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Newspaper

Inverell Times

Location

Inverell, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 27, 1933

Page

1

State Lottery Draw Announces Prizes Amid Select Names

The 168th State Lottery was drawn with prizes announced. Winners include L Ro Plaister of Neutral Bay Second prize No 6h "AD and Eva" and Mrs. Mcauliffe of O Sullivan Road Rose Bay. Third prize No 29024 "Otago" New Zealand. Fourth prize No 20334 "Paint Pots" Annie OGudy of Kansing. The report notes drug use over exercise in a brief cultural aside.

Sydney L. Ro Plaister Wreon the Road Neutral Bay Eva

Train Sensation Alleges Attempted Strangle on Bourke Mail

An 18 year old girl was allegedly threatened to be thrown from a carriage window on the Bourke mail bound for Sydney between Wellington and Stuart Town. A half caste passenger was overpowered after a fierce struggle by train crew. At Stuart Town the suspect was handed to police. A savage attack on the girl occurred as the train neared Wellington. The emergency stop was triggered by another passenger. driver Arthur Johnston sustained facial bruises and cuts to his hands.

Sydney Bourke Mail Wellington Stuart Town Arthur Johnston

Health Week Talk Warns Drug Use Rises Quietly

Dr. Harvey Sutton notes in a Health Week talk that many neglect daily exercise while drug use rises among indoor workers. He urges adherence to natural laws and daily effort to reach a sweating point.

Sydney Harvey Sutton

Cricket Score Report from Luncheon Test Match

Fragmentary cricket notes describe a luncheon match featuring N S W Second Innings with Finch as a noted batsman. Partial terms like Bradman and Blindyiee appear, with a stray score of 2.58 and one wicket noted.

Sydney N.S.W Finchian Imi Rown Chilvere Ghee Bradman

Child Injured After Near Miss On Warlalda Road

Reg Morris of Gum Flat was driving from Bandy Creek when a seven year old boy Warren Scholin darted onto the road after another car passed. Morris swerved over a causeway to avoid the child, who escaped with a broken right arm. The vehicle sustained damage including a rear mudguard, broken front wheel and a bent front axle.

Bandy Creek Gum Flat Reg Morris Warlalda Coad Warren Scholin Morris

Re-Impose Taxes Considered By Federal Cabinet

The minister noted if inquiry shows the public gained concessions from Budget taxation relief, the government will act. He suggested relief was not limited to commercial interests and cabinet weighs reimposing portions of property and personal income relief from the 100s Budget.

Canberra Customs Whibet Western

Forsyth Found Dead In Bondi Car On Lamreck Avenue

Sydney report states Arthur Molln Forsyth, 53, was found dead in his car on Lamreck Avenue Bondi. Foul play not suspected and authorities believe natural death though garage doors were closed, suggesting he may have died about 44 hours earlier.

Sydney Arthur Molln Forsyth Kurege Lamreck Avenue Bondi Forsyth

Army Morale Boost Urged by General MacArthur

General MacArthur in his annual report calls for a 15 percent restoration of pay to officers and enlisted men to lift Army morale. He notes morale has been weakened by recent cuts and emphasizes the need to restore personnel compensation.

Washington General Macarthur

Murder Charge in Rose McIntosh Case at Ontral Court

Etese McIntosh, 32, charged with murdering Arthur Carlisle Elliott of McIntosh. Prosecution says Elliott found dead with a knife wound in a Jedging hove room. McIntosh allegedly admitted the killing after initial denial. Case proceeds.

Sydney Ontral Criminal Court Etese Mcntosh Arthur Carlisle Elliott McIntosh el- Holt Wa Jedging Elby Accuser Elliott Joor

Ulm Delays Flight to New Zealand to Wednesday

Sydney reports that Ulm may postpone departure for New Zealand until Wednesday due to weather conditions. Ulm cited weather forecasts as the reason for delaying his flight plans.

Sydney Ulm New Zealand

Unknown man’s cap found at Rose Bay harbor

A naval rating’s cap bearing HLM.A.S. Australia and the name R. A. Hickey was picked up in Rose Bay harbour yesterday. The man had fallen from the Harbour Bridge last Thursday and remains unidentified.

Sydney Rose Bay Tiwan Hlm.a.s Australia R. A. Hickey

Lindbergh Agrees to Advisory Role on Civil Aviation

Colonel Lindbergh consented to serve in an advisory capacity to the League committee for the control of civil aviation. He favored a plan for standardizing international air services to promote the development of civil aviation on a vast scale.

Geneva Bunday Googie Lindbergh League Committee For Tt 4

Unemployment Conference Demands Expanded Welfare in Sydney

A conference of about two hundred delegates from various organisations in Sydney met at noon over the weekend. They urged improved delegations, a central health hygiene bureau, relief for women and children in distress, and summer camps for children.

Sydney

Timber Lorry Fire Traps Driver in Narrow Escape

Clive McLauglin narrowly escaped serious burns when a timber lorry bursting into flames trapped him in the cab. The 30 cwt vehicle was en route from Yetman to Graman with 2000 feet of timber from B. M Wade's sawmill when dense smoke and fire erupted under the seat. He freed himself after flames singed his hands and arms, but the truck and freight were completely destroyed.

Clive McLauglin Inverell B. M Wade Yetman Wat Graman McLauglin

Two Drown In Flooded Creek Near Dalby Island

Brisbane report states Benla Sheedy and his 18 year old son drowned while swimming in a flooded creek near Dalby Island. The tragedy occurred Monday as they swam on their lane.

Brisbane Dalby Island Benla Sheedy

Chamber of Mines pledges 300000 pound annual fund

In Cape Town a Chamber of Mines letter to the Workers' Union presents a plan to provide 300000 pounds annually to mine benefit societies formerly funded by employee contributions. The scheme aims to boost benefits and create a provident fund, and it clarifies the proposal is separate from wage and hour demands to be considered on their merits.

Capetown Chamber of Mines Workers’ Union Provident Fund

Against War View from Brigadier General Crozier in London

Brigadier-General F. P. Crozier declares war today a massacre. He calls for a general strike after any war threat and urges suffering for peace and justice. He mocks armchair patriotism and urges women to shame men in khaki. He faults poison gas, criticizes government science limits, and calls war a doomed job.

London F. P. Crozier Cregior Uw Pol

Bishop on Peace and Britain's Obligations

London reports Bishop Fulham at a war memorial service urged resolve to prevent another war. He supported a strong but balanced armed force while warning against disarmament that would leave Britain powerless to defend its heritage and fulfill obligations. He urged Englishmen to end wars of aggression.

London Fulham Europe Britain

New French Premier Accepts Premiership

Paris reports Monsieur Chautemp has accepted the premiership, marking a transition in the French government. Details of the appointment and potential cabinet choices are awaited as the country faces ongoing political developments.

Paris Monsieur Chautemp

Upper House Ballot Contenders for Six Year Tenure

Week end activity by United Australia and State Labour in preparation for the third Upper House ballot. Listed probable candidates include Sir H. Y. Braddon and Dr. F. A. Maguire for UAP and J. J. Graves and D. Rees for State Labour, with several others named across parties. The ballot is scheduled for next Thursday.

Sydney U.ap H. Y. Braddon F. A. Maguire Messia A. Howie T. P. Kneeshaw A. M

Sussex Street Market Prices Report from Sydney

Sussex Street market prices in Sydney show wheat bulk at 292 bus. with variations 2 10. Potatoes Tasmanian 5 per unit and Victorian 336. Eggs new laid 10d per dozen. Butter 1146 ewt. Cheese td bo. Honey dairy to 4 id. Maize 3 8 bus. Oats 19 to 3 bus. Onions 3/6. Chuff wheaten to 43 cwt. Lucerne 3 to 63. Hay 26 to 6 ews. Lucerne 26105 6. Wheaten 210 to 4.

Sydney Sussex Street Tasmanian Victorian Clarence River Lucerne

Labor NIRA Benefit Claims October Unemployment Drop

The American Federation of Labour estimates MOT 000 workers were unemployed in October, compared with 10,066,000 in September. The Federation says the NBLA keeps the employment situation under better control than usual for this time of year, when a decline of 450,000 is typical.

Washington American Federation of Labour Federation NBLA

Homebush Markets Pitt Son and Badgerry Lideport

About 91400 sheep and lambs penned with lambs predominating. Wethers to 16 10, ewes 14, hoggets 17 4, lambs 16 and suckers to 21. Cattle yarding 1469 head with smaller weaners and more cows. Bullocks to 1 £ 13, cows to £86, wealers £7 10.

Sydney Pitt Son & Badgerry Lideport Prine

Car Collision Injures Mother and Child at Belmore

Mrs. Ivy Paul aged 35 and her daughter Jocelyn Paul aged 12 were injured when their car collided with another vehicle at Belmore. They suffered facial injuries from shattered glass and required many stitches after the crash.

Sydney Ivy Paul Jocelyn Paul Belmore

Weather forecast for Sydney with showers and thunderstorms

Today's forecast predicts warm to sultry conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms along the coast and north east. A renewal of general rain and more storms is expected from the west and north west with shifting winds along the coast and inland.

Sydney

Mussolini Awards For Italian Wheat Campaign

In Rome Mussolini will present principal prizes to farmers who led a national wheat campaign. Cash prizes totaling 119000 were distributed among two towns for the 1993 effort to boost domestic wheat production, with another 15000 farmers receiving smaller awards.

Rome Mussolini Hos

Burglars Disturbed by Watchman in Oxford Street

Arthur Sneddon, caretaker, spotted two men on the roof of a building on Oxford Street shortly before midnight. One assailant knocked him to the ground as the intruders escaped. the thieves had torn away sheets of iron and lowered into the store room, fleeing with a large quantity of pull lengths left behind.

Sydney Arthur Sneddon Oxford Street Hapon Sneddon

Death by Gelignite At Ryde Fire Station

Ernest Carter, caretaker at Ryde fire station, was killed when a stick of gelignite exploded in his room early today. The blast destroyed the bed, shattered the room door, and blew out most station windows. Police rule out foul play but see no clear motive for suicide.

Sydney Ernest Carter Ryde Carter

Lenin Statue Rising Over Moscow Cheered by City

A chromium plated Lenin statue, claimed to be 189 feet tall and larger than the Statue of Liberty, is being erected near the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour site in Moscow. The cathedral was dynamited in 1991.

Moscow Lenin New York Cathedral of Christ Saviour

Agvil Annie Cement Promises Mend Crockery

An advertisement offers Agvil Annie Cement for repairing broken crockery at a unit price quoted as 50/5 with the claim of mending damaged items. The text appears as an old style sales listing across multiple stores.

Sydney

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Gordon Britz Jewellers Burge Bros Fuorat Wlsa la Hood Watson Colgate Otho Sutton Otago Fridge Man U.S.A. Army Rose McIntosh Case A. C. Elliott Ulm’s Flight Navy England U.c.b Market Report Us.a. Labor N.R.A Benefit Homebush Markets Lorna-Lancelot Time and Jazz Orchestra Kewpie Palais Mis Ion Senart Berleis Jene A Derk A. M. Cansdell & Co. Ltd
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