17 May 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1933
Page
1
Canberra report says Minister for Customs Wesnessity reports no petrol tax increase planned. Mr White denies rumors of new tax meeting capital debt concerns and states he knows nothing of any order to raise petrol tax. He warns only one rumor is verified.
Sydney reports a new moderator for the Presbyterian Assembly as conflicts and tensions influence church leadership. The brief notes ceremonial duties and potential reforms amid uncertain times.
The article reports Bob Craig being nominated as co-manager for a major league team amid ongoing league discussions. It notes a group of seven nominees, mentions names and positions, and hints at upcoming meetings next Monday to confirm the leadership lineup. A San Francisco earthquake event is also briefly referenced with rising alarms and a staged response.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions poultry fair and exhibits with names like Hayley and Arnie. Nominations and a presentation by a board or committee are referenced along with a date or number sequence. Details are garbled and several proper nouns remain uncertain.
The Shires Conference resolved that Crown revenue producing undertakings should be gazetted as industrial undertakings and rateable. The motion covered railways and the Water and Sewerage Board. A further motion sought amending the Local Government Act to give governing bodies absolute priority for rates and debts, including small cases where steps are taken to recover rates from other debtors.
Inverell notes aim to tighten up arrangements amid chaotic remarks. The meeting discusses efforts to improve a taxation system and accountability, with members expressing resignation if terms do not improve. A wary tone surrounds finances and leadership expectations as questions linger about future commitments.
Sydney report highlights Minister for Health Mr Weaver praising hospital activities. Community hospital staff and WGN coverage note his remarks as part of ongoing health service improvements.
In Bulli the Australian Party has selected a candidate to contest the by election with voting scheduled for tomorrow. The decision was announced this Wednesday in Sydney as the party moves to consolidates support in the coastal town.
In Sapetown on Tuesday the South African delegate to the Ampertii Cricket Conference condemns the leg theory controversy. The board voices concern over tactics aimed at intimidating players and infringing on the game’s integrity during deliberations.
Cloudy and wet coastal area likely with a few showers and possible thunder in the northern parts. Light to moderate winds from the south and west, variable temperatures, and a mix of sunny intervals elsewhere.
In a staged address, Ui Bhiren announces key appointments to the fund administration as executives Feyeue and Ieoma VPs join the leadership team. The move aims to streamline oversight and boost strategic funding decisions across departments.
The U S President called for full cooperation to eliminate weapons of aggression and halt expansion beyond national borders. He urged nations to join in sincere disarmament and economic efforts, stressing a common path to peace and global restraint.
Wounded man staggered for water and help after being struck in the chest at Bott's Reservoir. Eyewitnesses reported a struggle as a crowd gathered while responders checked the left side for a life threatening injury amid chaos.
The Reichsbank faced embarrassment as it apologized to the Bank of England for its exchange positions, noting they could hinder future funds transfers for debt service. The Bank invited the English Bank and other creditors to send representatives to a May 6 meeting in London.
A decipherable fragment reports a sensational London notice dated Tuesday alleging a violent plot. The text mentions Land Melchett, sab publi aires, and Carmadder, with unclear phrasing around authorities and a rumored danger described as a deathtrap.
Fragmentary notice states a meeting of the activity group will be held at the School Atrium, with a question time and a tentative start time around evening hours. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A court sentenced Thomas Francis Clare to five years' imprisonment for manslaughter in the death of Mrs Barnett a well known figure in hunting and variety circles The jury viewed the case as involving a marriage contract and an act of passion sparked by discovering the woman with another man in her bedroom.
Racing at Rosebery in Sydney produced multiple divisions with winners and odds listed. First Division winners included Blabhfort and Clecus Blur, while Flying Handicap and second division events highlighted entries like Ruby Roy and Princess Ben Gola amid scratches and varying odds.
According to the Daily Mail Sydney, J. Chom of Elizabethtreet City will appear in a government court Thursday morning for a referendum related matter. Mr B J Loxton KC will be cited in the case as the advocate. The proceedings focus on the validity of votes and the rights of petitioners within the jurisdiction of the Court.
A solicitor, Thor, says neither the Trades Hall nor the Leader Opposed were included among applicants determined to fight the case up to the Privy Council. The statement outlines who was or was not in the final list of parties seeking review and the legal route ahead.
A garbled report discusses national concerns over primary industries and government policy. It mentions Wenlinsring Mear Walker and the Stevenseltran government, referencing food work and economic continuity, with unclear specifics on actions or outcomes.
Sydney markets report a weaker overseas wheat tone with holders asking 329 and limited baggable supply at 42, as buyers stayed away. Shippers expect steady declines for bagged and bulk wheat while buyers held back amid political uncertainty. Trade noted London weakness and subdued Australian sales as overseas demand cooled.
The latest referendum figures indicate a Yes majority of 2100 votes over No with total Yes 6105. The report notes the Yes outcome and the overall tally.
Fragmentary OCR shows a traffic related note with figures 39-6 and a mention of a freeway or road incident. No clear names or locations are legible. The readable portion suggests a numeric value tied to a roadway event but details are incomplete.
Members are reminded to be present and adhere to play standards tomorrow at Inverell Golf Club. The notice lists associates and players by name with tee times and encargos, including Mrs Chessler and Miss Anis, noting entries, down payments, and forfeitures for missed sessions.
Market brief from Sydney listing prices and items for sale on Sussex Street including potatoes butter oats and related goods with varied figures and notes on quantities and traders present. The fragmentary OCR suggests a street market snapshot with several local names and casual price references.
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