26 May 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
1
A Berlin report states Willis of the Evangelest Church Union rejects the Nutstominee and names its own Evangelical Bishop of the Reich. The church asserts independence from Hitlerite policy despite autocratic opposition.
An oblique report from Melbourne notes a Home of Representatives statement by Mr Harrwon about the Navy. It claims a warship could be ready for sea to China, with the Board and reserve officers cited in the preparation.
TheSussex Street Market Report from Sydney records commodity prices and listings for items such as potatoes onions oats hay and wheat with various regional notations and price figures. The fragmented text lists Tasmanian Victorian and other regional references alongside price figures for grains and produce.
The report records angry statements by Senator Hardy criticizing actions attributed to government leaders. It notes contempt for the federal policy and dissatisfaction among Country Party supporters in New South Wales. The piece references Canberra and political tensions in the federal arena.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a foray and ideas about a Reno amory and defenses against cold and whirlpool actions with unclear references and numbers.
An earthquake shock was felt in Lithgow at about 6 20 this morning, with reports spreading to Willerawang Angas Mace and Rydal. People rushed into the streets as crockery broke, pictures rattled, and minor items overturned. Father Cleary of Tiverview Observatory commented on the tremor.
Thursday reports mixed results as British and French players contest the international tennis championships in Paris. Quist and McGrath defeated Le Sueur and Lexeny with scores 26 6 84 7 5 62 68, while Deonford and Turmbull beat Gournu and Genter with 64 02 16 69 in a tense doubles bout.
In Canberra Friday Mr Scullin proposed an amendment to the Supply Bill in the House of Representatives condemning the government for failing to provide sufficient work for the unemployed. The move was supported by private members and debated amid fiscal constraints.
The forecast predicts misty to partly cloudy conditions with showers likely in the northwest. Inland snow is possible with squally winds along the coast and northwest gusts.
Five people, two men two women and a boy, were killed in a southern London subway crash after a Southampton express train collided with another train. Emergency crews found serious injuries among passengers as investigators began work.
A Sydney civic article notes donations to the Kingsford Smith Testimonial Fund as the Lord Mayor and prominent figures back the drive. The fund aims to support West Childs and Hewith Weteme with the total amount directed to the cause once subscriptions close in May, with acknowledgments planned in The Times.
Mr A C Wills received near unanimous confidence at a Woonona gathering. He outlined plans for a Labor conference to shape the movement and warned opponents not to challenge the rising strength of the movement, quoting his lifelong commitment to the cause. The speech referenced Lenin and Lang and critiqued Garden’s group.
An accident occurred involving a Chinese man and a cart near Belungra. Complainant names and exact actions are unclear but authorities, including Comstable McMahon and Mr PK Saunders, attended the scene and the injured man was conveyed to hospital.
Two men were committed for trial at Lithgow Police Court on a sacrilege charge. Arthur Newman and Cec Koy allegedly desecrated church property during Divine Worship by handling rosaries and Bibles and entering a house of worship. Detained officer Turner testified about the incident and crossbearing items involved.
Fragmentary weather notes mention rain across New South Wales from Albury to Walgett. Text is garbled with no clear dates or measurements. key locations are listed, but no concrete forecasts or intensities are readable.
The Senate inquiry into J P Morgan continued with testimony detailing the firm’s vast business dealings since the war. Senator M Adoo cited losses of 605 dollars in alleged misdealings while evidence claimed over 6 000 000 000 dollars in securities sold to the public, with more than 2 000 000 000 retired. George Whitey Morgan testified to a 149 900 profit on Alleghany stock and favored purchase terms. Former President Coolidge was listed among investigated purchasers.
The government plans to reopen the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital to 200 beds after prior closure due to funding shortfalls. The increased subsidy is expected to require about 6,000,000 annually in government expenditure.
Fragmentary report lists billiards scores including Walter Linenam 18028 tunes and a 420 break plus 408 and other figures amid chaotic OCR text from a London event.
The Sydney market shows slight advance then quiet trading with buyers bidding 2.24 per bushel for prompt delivery and sellers asking 2.3. July delivery offered around 23 with limited movement in bagged wheat. Prices drift as buyers remain wary and await developments. Liverpool market noted steady demand but overall weak sentiment persists.
A solicitor faced charges in a local court over alleged theft of funds totaling 800 pounds. The case centers on disputed transfers linked to property and financial irregularities involving Crown Law and associates. The events reportedly span months with a court hearing slated for mid year.
Fragmented text references Bruce and bonds with Willis’s efforts deemed futile. Mentions Mr Truce and Wien Yak Mary Express Suggestion and conversion notes. Notes possible global financial tension affecting holders and British Isles implications amid unclear NSA bond context.
Auction at Brisbane on May 28 sold 40 tons of tobacco leaf with 80 percent withdrawn as unsuitable for manufacturers. Poor quality greens and immature leaves drew no demand while officials warn growers against marketing suckers and dead leaf to avoid freight charges.
A motor collision occurred on Byron Street involving Mr Gordon Moreton and two others. Vehicles travelling in opposite directions collided as one turned into Gomend Street, causing front bumper damage and minor injuries to both drivers.
Report describes a dingo leaping from scrub toward a traveler near Invergordon Church. The incident occurred as the person, Mr Ted Younz, attempted to vote on eve of Saturday May 18, dusk. The dingo attacked, with the victim beaten to repel the animal.
Times selects top entries for Canterbury Park events including a novice hurdle and several stakes. Notable horses listed include Princess Glory and The Moter’s Fling with entries amid a crowded program featuring colored silks and assorted contenders.
Newcastle residents report a heated dispute at a local bar involving patrons named Covey Poreaniden and Reeder Tate. Police assess a possible disturbance as witnesses describe a volatile confrontation with no injuries reported.
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