10 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
1
Report notes Afghan student claims King Nadir was resuscitated then murdered as he left Kabul. Amanullah expresses no plan to return to Afghanistan and laments losses of artisans, youth, and intellectuals amid turmoil and executions.
Rebels hold the Bava Aliires fortress with about 200 troops and threaten to attack American interests. A brief truce was proposed as mediation failed, with the Uruguayan minister sent to negotiate but no durable agreement reached.
During a budget debate in the House of Representatives Mr Harrison of the UAP NSW accused Labour members of being influenced by union officials who pay girls too little. Mr Ward replied you are a liar and later apologized after the chairman's request. The exchange included other interruptions and a member being named for disobedience.
At the Wentworth inquest into the death of Ernest Stockwell, William Reyne Junior was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter. The proceedings occurred in Sydney on a Friday, establishing the next judicial step.
In the House last night Mr Rigtdan moved to cut the first item of the estimates by 10 and seek government approval for a protective duty of 5/2 per lb on imported referce leaf with excise on Australian grown leaf reduced to 2/4 a lb. The amendment was negatived by 2 votes to 16.
The Senate voted 11 to 19 to press its demand for reducing the duty on dates from 3d to 1d per Tb. The House cuts on whisky duties, intended to implement budget proposals, were approved by 13 votes to an unspecified count.
Gandhi touring India for untouchables faced obstruction in Nagpur Central Province as about a dozen Orthodox Hindus tried to interview him. He said he would depart for another district and would meet them later. They prostrated before his car, hindering his departure, and were removed by his supporters amid chants and abuse. Later a fresh attempt by the same caste group was blocked by Gandhi supporters and by scavengers in the crowd.
A completed United States Soviet understanding on diplomatic and economic implications was announced after a conference between Secretary of State Hull and Lily. A full review of the situation was to be presented to President Roosevelt today.
In Paris, denunciations of alleged Nazi intrigues in the Saar feature in reports to the League by the governing commission. The political situation is described as worsening, with exceptional measures considered to quell tensions and restore order.
George Porter former Inverell Inter High School headmaster died suddenly this morning after a heart attack. He survived by a wife and three children and had served as head of Inverell High School in the past.
Fragmentary local item notes a tin piece observed today in the town of Bl with casual reference to a weekend or Friday event. No clear names, places, or dates beyond a generic tableau.
Market report lists varied prices for goods including bulk offers, bagged items, and regional produce. Entries reference items like wheat, oats, and cereals with measurements and per unit quotes, noting fluctuations and quantities typical of a street market listing.
Readable fragments describe a day with cloudy skies and potential rain showers. Strong winds are expected from the southeast with possible storms and squally conditions affecting coastal and inland areas.
Heavy rain this week has made most country roads impassable causing the Creppa Creek plate races planned for tomorrow Saturday to be postponed.
The Australian Press Association notes insubordination aboard a destroyer flotilla en route to Australia. Lower paid English ratings bound for China resent training for Australians and complain about food. Discontent peaks at Gibraltar during short leave. two submarine ratings dismissed and others face charges after gear was jettisoned and wreckage salvaged.
In Canberra on Friday the Minister for Commerce Mr Stewart stated that all wheat growers would receive the benefits of industry assistance. Mr Lyons added that careful consideration would be given to protecting consumers when a sales tax on flour is decided.
Sydney reports a steadier wheat market as overseas advices and rain in the north yesterday influence prices. Old season silo wheat sold at 20 1, with bulk wheat trading near 16 and January February delivery at 29 1. Country buyers raised bids for country lows by half a penny to 2 Tl per bushel, with bagged and bulk price equivalents noted.
London reports heavy over subscriptions for the next Australian conversion loan amid singeling operations causing market instability. Authorities seek genuine investors willing to lock in funds despite a fluctuating dollar and a weaker American currency may aid stability.
The Tasmanian House of Assembly passed a protest resolution against a proposed flour tax. Debaters claimed the tax would benefit Tasmanians, with coverage noting concerns and an estimated £190,000 impact.
The 164th State lottery drew first prize to the Three 9 Terrors syndicate led by H J Brown of Parramatta. Second prize awarded to White Gat syndicate with FE Clarke of Marrickville. Third went to Golden Box syndicate with W H Whiddon of Sydney. Fourth prize to Two Bills syndicate tied to W o B Rendsick of Morpeth. The draw took place in Motley.
Two Great Danes aboard the ship Shear Prakehe were injured when they fell in the hold. One died, the other is in a bad condition and not expected to recover. The dogs were being transported to Australia for breeding and will likely return to England on the same steamer.
A biography excerpt reveals King Edward’s affection for his grandson Edward with a weekly pocket money of one shilling. It notes the young Edward discussing future careers with the king and an incident where he fought a fellow student in a dormitory after being accused of bragging about his grandfather.
The House votes 24 to 15 on whether to reject an extensive loan program proposed to relieve unemployment. If approved, it would fund pensions and public service pay while aiding the wheat industry.
A Tingha Wardens Court hearing before Warden C G Carr-Boyd dealt with Andrew J Dimshea versus Valentine M Partridge over forfeiture of a registered dam near the Old Mill. The court rejected a nother of abandonment and ordered forfeiture with costs of 22 pounds.
Mr Justice Davideon refused Sydney Smith's application to raise the C800 paid into court against the United Bank Officers' Association. The judge said there was no misstep and that the jury clearly intended to award the increased amount, so the application was not granted.
Arie Tast presides over a meeting where Ashford Tobacco Lands Ltd requests Beard permission to cut up to 490 tons of firewood from the TS adjoining the plantation. Approval granted with condition that tops and butts be stacked on Sundays and burned and that all woodlands be cleaned up.
The Times selections for Canterbury Park races to morrow include Park Stakes divisions Trematon Roy Walsh Laugh Anzac Flying Questionnaire Brasenface Fordlight Pork Stakes divisions After Money Wallace Cup Opulent Two Year Old Stakes Lady Glitter The Black Cat Moabonga Armistice Handicap Rogerson Harry Scurry Dilemma Highweight Handicap division one Poponalse Buoyeo Orpah Cadbury Handicap Fine Salt Gold Mag Leone Highweight Handicap division two Buonarotti Pennyhunter King Pla
Police investigated complaints from city growers about men who induced subscriptions for a bogus grocery manufacturing business. Over £000 was reportedly subscribed. Detectives found a showroom of displays with empty tins and cartons. Aman was arrested and an accountant detained as charges were filed.
Mrs. W. Stacey, 42, narrowly escaped when a gas leak near a stove ignited a match. A violent blast threw her to the floor and shattered the stove, sending debris through the kitchen. She was hospitalized with a broken leg.
Mr Inigo Jones analyzes recent weather runs and their relation to the November 7 outlook. He discusses possible courses including shifting rainfall patterns, lingering heat, and solar influence, noting the need to reassess significance for the season ahead. Forecasts typically anticipate heat and storms through Christmas.
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