30 May 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
1
Perth premier Sir James Mitchell said he would join any movement only if it was not a true secession fight. He argued federation should be preserved and urged action without risking the state's gains.
Reported drowning of ten natives after canoe capsized on the Prince Repent River in the North West. Survivors or admittance unclear as the vessel drifted to shore and occupants were not seen. Officials led by The Chief Protector of the Aborigines advised.
The Federal Full Arbitration Court in Melbourne unanimously ordered tramway staff to extend from 44 to 48 hours per fortnight starting midnight tomorrow. If a week falls short, workers may be required to exceed 48 hours in the next week to compensate for lost time.
Australian bowlers defeated Middlesex by 155 runs in a dominant performance. Middlesex faced a challenging innings as the guests sealed the match with strong bowling and decisive batting, securing victory.
Washington officials say the Mary Department agrees to acquire a magsolete submarine for Wilkie s arctic expvarat s to bolster reconnaissance and Arctic operations.
Buckingham Palace officials say the King is improving after receiving treatment for rheumatism. The palace released a brief update noting steady progress and no complications, with no timetable given for further medical detail or public appearances.
Sydney reports that New Zealand's revenue for the current financial year is forecast to fall by about £3,000,000. The outlook cites a large decrease in taxation receipts and an expected weaker revenue position for the year.
The minister for mines announced details of prospecting science and said a start is already being made. Many experienced miners have applied for government aid and expect favorable results.
Mr J Meliveen reports the sale account of My T Bowling of Oarbury and COfior farms on Arrawatta to Mr Norman Smith Fydiew. Also Mr A T Jonsten retires from Myoll creey to Mr A P Rages.
Miss Amy Johnson escaped unharmed after a crash near Eagle Farm Aerodrome as crowds cheered her return from a record flight. The plane was damaged but repairable, and she received a civic reception at the town hall with gifts from public and sporting bodies and the University.
An incomplete telegram from Mayor Alderman S. J. S. Butler, sent Wednesday to Miss Johnson care of the Lord Mayor of Brisbane Alderman W. Tory, requests a prompt call or response. The message appears censored or truncated, with unclear instructions and nameless addressees.
The N.S.W. branch of the Clothing and Allied Trade Union of Australia with over 30 members withdraws from the Sydney Trades and Labor Council. Members oppose tactics of some officers including Mr Garden and dissent from ALP conference actions and methods used to achieve goals.
Health minister Dr Arthur addressed the Prohibition Alliance urging youth education on alcohol use. He noted more girls take part in sport and said to be at their best they must observe an alcohol muscle taboo.
Kenneth Miene zie, formerly an Unions Stores Ltd accountant, was committed for trial on theft charges. The Crown alleges he stole £350 from the firm by presenting a false bank pass book and hid dockets, account books, and cash boxes under a warehouse floor, with auditors deceived by the schemes.
Rumors in political circles suggest Sir George Fowler Agent-General in London wants to return to Australia. A new appointment may be made before our state elections in October.
London wool sales saw prices held steady as limited supply influenced bidding. Merinos and spinner’s wools were prevalent with robust demand for scoured and New Zealand sorts, and overall prices remained in line with recent levels.
A Sydney Trades and Labor Council meeting last night defeated a motion calling for a strike by all metal trade workers, leaving the dispute unresolved and no industrial action planned.
A brief note congratulates Fourney on a remarkable flight from Inverell to Sydney and offers warmest congratulations for the achievement. The message highlights the successful journey and admiration from the sender.
An Australian report states a Fox Movietone photographer captured the Brisbane crash near Miss Johnson’s plane. The event drew a triumphal procession and a large welcome, with motion picture footage to be shown at the Capitol on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Daily Mail awards Miss Jennser £10000 for advancing civil aviation after the paper previously funded £50000 toward the same cause. London reports Amy Anomecis shows composure during a landing crash as she prepared her hair before the first passenger arrived beside the overturned aircraft.
In Lithgow Friday a motor lorry carrying four men crashed into a shallow creek. One passenger, Rawson 124), was killed instantly. The other three escaped with shock and minor injuries and freed Rawson from the overturned vehicle before realizing he had died.
An Italian Coat of Arms was removed from the Italian Vice-Consul's office in Innishfail by unknown persons. Earlier, a similar theft caused a stir, later traced to two boys who admitted responsibility for the prank. The incident notes local dismay and questions about security.
Acceptance list for the Stradbroke Handicap at Brisbane shows entries for six furlongs tomorrow including Beck, Greymet, Moret, Eve Paddington, The Kiet, Amble Boy, Hourly T11, Credence, Wil Wet Th, Margin, Dream Foot, Miss Teta, British Line, and Qanbra with various weights. The field highlights a mix of local and potential outsiders in a tightly contested sprint.
British United Press Moscow correspondent notes a train fire on April 16 in Bonio dedova caused by methylated spirits. A passenger lit a match, ignition spread, incinerating 45 passengers and injuring 23 others as the carriage burned.
Forecast predicts mild and cloudy conditions with unsettled weather inland as rain sets in from the west and northwest. Northerly to northwesterly winds accompany the decline in temperatures through the day.
TODAY'S MARKETS a TIN 24h. The west price of tii was quoted today at 24-c. SUSSEX STREET Prices ruled today for bulk wheat 41 bagged 48 potatoes Tasmanian and Victorian butter 20 to 40, onions 4d, lucerne hay 6 to 8, wheaten 45 to 55, oats 3/ to 4d, lucerne small bales 3/6 to 6, other grains and produce listed with varied bids.
Hopman of England defeats Lee in straight sets 40 64 in the fourth round of the singles at the Parig tennis championships. Lee struggled with serves as Hopman seized early breaks and maintained the advantage to advance.
The North-West Rugby Union representative side leaves for Sydney to compete in Country Week next week. President Arthur Tuom of the N W A P Union travels as manager. Included players: forwards Alan Munsie L Hill E Delbridge T Grit W Croft H Nesbitt J Mutton A O Connor. backs E O Connor LD McGregor BH Young A Bloor M Freeman H Fulton McGee Fowles Dwyer.
Australian artist George W Lambert aged 58 died suddenly at Cobbitty while on holiday. He collapsed while about to split a piece of wood for a box he was making, after finishing an etch or pencil sketch. He was widely regarded as one of Australia’s finest artists.
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