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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
1
A violent stabbing affray occurred near Mulwala on Friday night on a bridge road. A man and a woman were arrested at gunpoint after officers found a bleeding victim with severe wounds. Police seized a revolver and other items as they investigated the scene and detained the suspects.
Melbourne reports a Gipsy Moth plane dived and crashed at an aerodrome on Saturday. Pilot John Cook, 78, sustained concussion and abrasions. The incident also damaged maritime gear and disrupted the field operations.
A garbled 20th century newspaper passage lauds Stevens and the Labor government, praising a remarkable record. It mentions Binkner, Wad, and Healy with references to politics and a tribute to the Labour era, noting strong sentiment for the government’s achievements.
A Sydney church marks its eleventh anniversary amid controversy over a minister's role and salary. Parish discussions centered on the clergyman’s duties including gospel teaching, church ministration, and fundraising. Some members urged appointing a new minister while others defended the present leader.
An empire wide message from the Royal Empire Society in Sydney promotes German appreciation and peace. The elaborate cable narrated the Jubilee tribute with names and places across the globe, detailing royal and church leaders praising unity. The report notes crowds in London as well as the Queen and King’s public addresses and a German Protestant service linking the two nations.
A contentious speech by the Minister for Education criticizes certain teachers and public educators amid alleged political interference. The article alleges misuse of school spaces as party hubs, with claims of misconduct and public discontent reflecting a charged political environment.
In the Gooroy district investigators report savage dingo attacks tearing calves to pieces. The calves, aged several months, were found slain after the assault by roaming dingoes that disrupted local farming. Authorities note the incidents occurred amid ongoing concerns about livestock losses.
The 18 year old Willian Aaddeney of Camper gorn ced im hospitalst nigh ws after a heavy tackle during a football match on Savirdsy afternoon. He was knocked unconscious and later collapsed in hospital despite efforts.
A revolutionary court in Athens sentenced prominent figures including Venizelos and Plaetin Bok in absentia after a trial related to the Groete ayvonition. The proceedings were marked by political tension and international concern over the fate of the defendants.
Fragmented report recalls Berlin scenes and British royalty as German papers discuss King George VI and the British government effort. Archbishop canterbury broadcasts during coronation preparations, praising empire devotion and long friendship with the monarchy.
A Sydney Thanksgiving service opened with a ceremonial procession and sermon. Notables including the Governor and ministers attended as crowds filled the avenues and the Avot precincts.
A motorcyclist and a companion died after a collision near Yass on the highway between Yass and Goulburn. The rider identified as 34 year old resident of Repineld Ravaing and his friend Lawrence Clifford Croft Mules, 22, of Victoria, were killed.
Fragmentary report describes a tense confrontation where women protest and police detain a figure linked to a ballot of issues including male suffrage, amid chaotic scenes and confusion over a polling display.
Sydney police report a kennel fire in Merrylands where Cecil Lewy attempted a rescue of two valuable dogs. Despite entering the mire to reach the barking dogs, he suffered severe burns while a third dog was saved from the kennels yesterday.
A vehicle overturned at four a.m. on a rural road near Craignish after hitting embankments and sliding into mud. Passengers including Mrs. Purlonger and Mr. More sustained injuries. responders and local residents assisted. Vehicle owned by Ms Wade ACL.A was damaged with extensive bodywork collapse.
The King’s Jubilee Medal list, prepared on government recommendation, honors about 2000 men and women across professions. Gov. NSW led the presentation with figures including Governor and Lady Hare-Rulbe, cabinet ministers, mayors, and council members. Names such as RA Black and others appear among recipients.
A local drought report notes substantial losses tied to Queenston and related districts. The article cites figures around 0.009 to 0.009 units, with emphasis on widespread impact across farming areas and potential economic effects. Local officials urge conservation and review of irrigation policies to mitigate ongoing damage.
A historic parade and service marked twenty five years of unity as leaders including Rev M K Glimour spoke at the Methodist Conference. Citizens thanked the armed forces and institutions for loyalty, with a festive parade through Contenia Park and a televised tribute to the beloved King.
In a Wesley Church address, Rev W. Palmer urges Christians to resist war drift. He warns that nations teeter toward conflict and urges lay public action to end the looming danger. He cites the League of Nations as a key safeguard against race and global warfare.
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