24 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1930
Page
1
Muddled report details a sequence involving Smith and Thiers leaving a mascot position. The text also mentions Tut PUI and Ware Biers hoping for unclear outcomes. Other fragments reference aviation, instruments, and a regional event at an unspecified location.
A young pilot named Dave Smith from the New South Wales Rnco Club is undertaking a flight to England. The voyage marks a notable cross‑country aviation achievement as Smith aims to reach international airspace and showcase club skills.
Five people drowned on New Zealand beaches after two separate incidents near coastal towns. Rescue services and police conducted searches as authorities investigated the events and warned about dangerous shore conditions.
Reports indicate a mine re opening at Newcastle with workers offered reduced pay. Engine drivers resume duties at Slafford Merthye No 2 Colliery as militants push for a unified coal industry response and potential all out action.
Fragmentary report notes Northern Col lustrien colliery with 900 workers and 400 laid off. About 75 percent of mines to be reopened under a Jado bw offering, but details are incomplete.
Fragmentary text describes economic distress and factional conflict as industry suffers and unemployment rises. Mentions locations and dates hazily, with references to doctors, workers, and public opinion amid unrest. The readable portions hint at a debate over present policies and future ruin.
Fragmentary text indicates a convention pushing for a subsidy and wage relief from the federal government. Mentions officials, proposals, and ongoing discussions about economic support and policy terms. Names and clear specifics are obscured by the damaged OCR.
A plane piloted by William Powell of Marouben crashed after its undercarriage snagged electric cables near Maroubra yesterday morning. Powell escaped the wreckage shaken but unharmed apart from facial injuries, with a medical exam noting a probable skull fracture.
A man named Steward stands trial at the Central Criminal Court for the murder of his wife Roma Mary Solomon. Constable Wilko testified that the accused admitted harming his wife in a moment of passion, saying he shot her because he loved her.
At a Surry Hills AP branch meeting in New Guinea allegations against Labor candidate M. Williams were formally denied by Vice Minister for Health Mr Aratey and Assistant Minister Mr Binasiey. A motion at the close repudiated the claims and expressed confidence in Williams. Williams alleged a £5000 stake linked to his career and accused city officials. Anstey admitted some terms used were outside his area.
A terse obituary note records the death of Mr. J C Hunt with brief, unreadable lines suggesting location and dates. The fragmentary text provides no clear biographical details.
A Wellington launch suffered a frightening breakdown when its engine failed near port, taking on petrol fumes. Crew used capsized bystanders to help detach parts as the steamer Waipawa arrived to assist with the rescue and transfer of the stranded vessel.
Sydney reports that the Baking Trade Employees Federation, meeting Monday, opposed changes to Day-Baking traffic. Proposals from labor leaders suggested shifting routes, which could affect fleet operations and current work conditions.
The Observer indicates a possible entente between Liberal and Labor parties in London as a pause in opposition to the government's policy may lead to cooperation on certain terms. The report suggests adjustments in positions and a period of tentative agreement without a full coalition.
The Barwon electorate held a pre-selection ballot with lively attendance from Labor and affiliated unions. Candidates J MetPren and Mr Rose Prime Misery are noted. polling will be April MM, with votes for Tooverell Astford War Alga Gravesend and Moree. The event reflects labor party processes and local candidate support.
Market notes from Sydney and surrounding districts describe varied prices for goods, fuels, and livestock. Prices quoted include tins, lard, and dairy items with movements noted from open to close, reflecting fluctuations in supply and demand.
In Namol electorate a contest develops around Mr Waterford and candidate Lanny. The race pits the Gouin party against the Nisonalist Party with Labor support and opposition, focusing on policy stances and internal party alignments ahead of the vote.
The Sydney rail system revises freight and passenger charges this week with expected fare reductions. Officials anticipate saving about 303,009 pounds per year as the Western award is applied. The minister and railway chief expect staff under the Western award to return to standard hours within 48 hours and confirm pay adjustments for employees.
Fragmentary text notes contradictory statements about a cash guarantee in a wheat pool proposal. References to officials and committees hint at a debate on compulsory protections, with suspicions about the viability of the plan and discussions continuing at an unspecified meeting.
Forecast warns of frost on the Highlands with light to moderate showers likely tomorrow. Conditions described as unsettled with variable winds and cool temperatures across coastal and inland areas.
A fragmentary Newcastle report describes a skiff capsize with several youths involved. Details are unclear, but witnesses mention a woman and others escaping danger during the incident near Swansea Car area. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR.
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