26 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
1
Sydney reports the Hospitals' Commission chairman R. J. Love urged public hospitals to adopt a scheme of systematic contributors by residents of public areas. He said trials in various areas showed success and strong finances. The plan offers free hospital treatment for a weekly payment of one shilling to residents or dependents in those areas.
Two airmen named Piper and Kaye Darwin arrived from England and left for Sydney on a 45 day schedule. The note mentions a prior plan to arrive on Sunday and references Liey Rape in connection with the travel timeline.
A bomber crash in London after a night flight killed Flying Officer F R White and Pilot Officer P J Pratt. Squadron Leader A S Alph was seriously injured and two other airmen were lightly hurt amid the landing mishap.
London on Tuesday saw maintenance of prices at wool sales with totals from multiple regions including Queensland Victoria Western Australia Tasmania South Australia and New Zealand. About 6420 bales were sold amid a range of merino types and selections with prices held steady benefiting operators in the trade.
A distorted report notes the Kin branch of the ALP expelling a member amid factional tensions. It mentions disputes over political endorsements and the government’s stance on recent candidacies and loyalty within the party during a period of upheaval in New Guinea.
A Sydney report for February shows no clear improvement in export activity. Industry observers cite fluctuating demand and uncertain markets while noting minor gains in some sectors. Analysts warn that sustained weakness could affect local trade and production levels in coming months.
In Melbourne on Wednesday Mr Justice Bechy said any recovery in the metal trades to prewar levels would require broad cost cuts. He noted some employers had no profits and urged an all round reorganisation of the Commonwealth. Rates have risen slightly and will take effect in May.
Detectives charged two men linked to a Coburg district factory burglary and later arrested two Harlam Bros principals. Authorities recovered a quantity of sticks and tied drapery remnants. Both pairs were remanded pending further hearing.
The imposing 100ft tower of the new Brisbane Town Hall, worth a million pounds, is revealed for the first time after scaffolding was removed.
In Trundle near Victoria Park a benzine drum exploded in a bedroom, fatally burning Keith Oay 11 and Joyce 6 as their father attempted to fill the drum. Violet 10 and Mrs O Malley aided in the rescue while the house burned. Keith’s father Edward O Malley died at dawn, the mother severely burned.
The Australian Workers' Union leader Bar. Walley condemns proposals to import Maltese workers for farms. He says the matter will be taken to the Federal Government. He accuses Mr How Potts of prioritising foreigners over Australians and notes Maltese and Yugoslav workers on farms earning low wages.
During Christmas holidays a cash box was stolen from a safe in the Kuringai Shire offices. It was recovered in Chase Grounds. The box contained a crossed cheque to C1 and one peony, while notes and copper totaling £14 were missing.
Mr. F Hy Toutt of the Grugers Association spoke at a regional Country Party meeting noting the Nationalists and Colley parties remain separate yet agreed to future cooperation. He argued a Composite Party may be necessary and urged both groups to work together to secure political success in the next election.
Orford passengers eagerly faced Australian cricket bowlers on a road pitch along the Indian Ocean. A tarpaulin kept fast balls down as the voyage amid calm weather allowed light amusement. Vic Richerson emerged as the social light while others enjoyed swimming and relaxed after a strenuous season.
Governor elect London met Sir Philip Game governor of New South Wales on Tuesday in Canberra for a formal audience, advancing imperial ties amid transition. The exchange highlighted administrative continuity and ceremonial duties on the eve of London’s duty start.
The liner Europa arrived in quarantine at 54 this morning on its maiden voyage from Werbrutg, completing the run in four days 17 hours and fix minutes, beating Bremen’s previous record by 16 minutes and averaging 2799 knots.
A plane crash near Los Angeles killed two passengers when the aircraft veered off course and plunged into a field. Wallace Beery, the actor, witnessed the tragedy and reported the deadly impact. Local authorities are investigating the crash site for cause and safety violations.
A man named John O'Brien was found dead at Barreaba Bridge this morning, head wounds and his false teeth missing. An inquest opened by coroner J. D. Kennedy from Manila, adjourned to Friday, as foul play is suspected.
The Minister for Local Government Mr Browner spoke at a public meeting of the Public Sewer Association claiming those tied to primary producers could not be discouraged. He argued a good wheat crop would benefit individual workers and the community, while MLA Mr Bayes warned that lowey waves policy would endanger the nation and raise unemployment.
Fragmentary text mentions a person from Roatan and references math, Athens, bones, and impressions. The readable parts are incoherent and do not establish a clear event or outcome for a proper summary.
Smiths and Biiers, bound for Cloncurry, were forced to return to Cloncurry because of engine trouble on Monday. The damaged aircraft then resumed departure after repairs, causing a nine o'clock delay at the airfield.
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with possible showers along the coast and eastern areas. Officials warn of unsettled weather tomorrow with varied intensity and periods of rain likely across multiple parishes.
On Saturday last a very old resident of Taveret Aca Maris Barnes Bundarra road passed to her rest. The deceased was 74 years of age and had spent many years in Taverell. The late Mrs. Barnes was a staunch Salvation Army member and a large cortege attended the service at graveside conducted by Adjunct 4 Tammi. Survived by her husband and a large family including sons Albers Barnes Sydney Stephen Job Barnes Sydney Arthur Henry Barny Tagd nevi J Barnes Rusdarra red Cordon Barnes Newcastle Werbert Barnes Brisbane Aex Barnes Sydney Astey Barnes Bundarra road and daughter Miss Pearl Barnes Bundarra road. A memorial service will be held at the Salvation Army Church Vivian Street on Sun day next at 7:30 pm conducted by Adjunct A Tamlin.
The market page lists tin at 1 bydoey per day and exchange prices for Buy nex Street today. Wheat, potatoes, and lucerne show mixed quoters with Victorian and Tasmanian notes, small and large bale prices recorded, and various tonnages and regional quotes reflected in the day’s market snapshot.
London reports that Fox, sentenced last week to death for the murder of his mother, will appeal claiming the verdict was influenced by prejudice. The case attracts attention as legal avenues open for contesting the verdict amid public interest.
A historical note claims a whaler near New Zealand profits from a cruise tied to a captain and crew. The report cites earnings of about £1000 per man, suggesting large returns from the voyage.
Victoria's Labor Premier directs a drive backed by district committees to sow an extra 1,000,000 acres of wheat this season. If 10,000 of 17,000 growers add 50 acres each, 500,000 acres are gained, leaving 1,000,000 acres total as the goal.
Kensington races in Sydney were postponed due to rain and fining issues, delaying the event originally scheduled for Wednesday. Organizers announced the program shift as the forecast remains unsettled.
Operations at Captain's Flat gold mine are to cease with workers leaving town. Instructions from the London Corporation set the mine to remain closed until vegetation is completed for construction at Sungendore Captain's Flat, throwing 54 men out of work.
In Sydney on Tuesday the Miners Federation rejected any reduction in pay or hours and refused to resume work in associated collieries until all summonses against members were withdrawn and imprisonment terms suspended. A proposal to return under November terms was considered but rejected. a proposal to raise the levy to support unemployed miners was also discussed. A committee meeting of the Northern Confederation may be called next week to present two options for the unemployed miners.
On the green district prepares for a three day bowling carnival at Easter with visiting rinks from Tamworth Armidale Quirindi and Cen Tamet and Northern Rivers association totaling 14 rinks. Local clubs renovate the clubhouse for the event while progress in the progressive pairs sees Lewin and Maidens win 31 11 and Vernon and Wimingeton 20 94 among other results.
Fragmented note indicates compromise terms are expected to be accepted. It notes uncertainty about whether miners will have a chance to convene aggregate meetings to decide on the November term. Overall impression favors acceptance, though decisiveness remains unclear.
Advertisement notes Dove's Digestive Powder gives immediate relief in all stomach disorders. Mentions price two shillings per bottle and availability from L. B. Miller, Chemist, Inverell.
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