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12 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
1
Marriage Reform Ideas From Dean Inge In New Book
London Thursday. Dean Inge proposes startling marriage reforms in his new book Christian Buildings. He envisions two kinds of marriage a limited contract for those unable to keep lifelong vows and a life marriage recognised by the Church. The State would handle divorces for desertion cruelty drunkenness concealment of defects and misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dean Inge
Christian Builes
Char
Dean Tage
Christ
Malden
Teen shoots self with pea rifle on verandah accident
Gwendoline Parish, 17, of Parwana Oakwood, was wounded in the right side by a pea rifle fired on the front veranda shortly after eight this morning. She is at Innishowen Private Hospital in serious condition. Description of events from Mrs Chisler notes she took the rifle from a stand and intended to go back indoors after a Sunday visit. The doctor ordered transfer to hospital and cautioned no operation unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendoline Parish
Mre AO Parish
Barnockburn
Parish
Chinier
Gwen
Gerard
Chiles
Miss Parish
Nnishowem Gerivate Hospital
Abe
Misa Parisi
Judge Criticises Hire Purchase System in Melbourne
Fragmentary report from Melbourne notes Judge Winreke criticising hire purchase practices. The piece alleges widespread sales under purchase agreements and warns that excessive credit leads to trouble for borrowers and lenders. Unclear names and dates limit detail in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Eumanum
Ilarry
Ib Hatlee
Jude Winreke
False Pretences Alleged Cable to England
Sydney Friday report from Central Court shows Christopher Harrington La Weller and George Alexander Hlackmith charged with false pretences. They allegedly sent a cable to Reuben Haden’s parents in England posing as Haden and asking for money to pay passage back to England, receiving 40 in props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Christopher Harrington
la Weller
George Alexander Hlackmith
Central Court
Reuben Charts Haden
England
Haden
Fragmented note from Crntagna drill site
Fragmentary OCR reads about the Drilieh House of Crntagna with unclear details. No identifiable persons dates or organizations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drilieh
Crntagna
Wheat Market Quiet as Buyers Pause in Sydney Trade
The wheat market in Sydney showed little activity amid overseas reports. Silo wheat stood at 3/3 and bagged at 3/4 for September delivery, with small inquiries from shippers and millers and no significant business. Prices above export purity but buyers were scarce, while Naples bought Australian wheat at 22 45 and Manitoba No 1 offerings were seen with Canada and Russia noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nho
Londom
Naples
Manitoba
Canada
Russia
India
Lean Time Ahead: Bank Report Promotes Shared Profits
The Commonwealth Bank reports half-year profits totaling £777,761 for the six months ended June. Directors stress that the profits must be shared by all classes of the community, urging inclusive wage and dividend policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Commonwealth Bank
Wage Reduction Threat Reported By Senators
Federal circles report Senator Rae sent an urgent telegram to Senator Daly threatening to denounce the Federal Ministry if any wage reduction plan was approved. Rae argues wage cuts lack vital principle and should be consulted on policy matters. Daly’s side says no wage move is supported. The Federal Labor Party remains united against any wage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syvonew
Rae
Daly
Semale
Bae
Nbn
Benator Roe
Federal Labor Party
Police Raid Sequel to Robberies in Adelaide
Adelaide detectives raided a house yesterday morning arresting six men linked to recent robberies. Eight loaded pistols, gelignite, detonators, masks and burglary tools were found. A second house yielded a young woman with two pistols. Arrested suspects named Ernest Punch, 24, laborer. Robert McDonald, 31. Ernest Richards, 34, commission agent. They face charges of robbery under arms, garage breaking, and larceny of revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Adelaite
Ernest Punch
Robert McDonald
Ernest Richards
Alberton
Revelvers
Australians 163 for 2 as rain delays Scarborough play
Australia leads at Scarborough with 163 for 2 declared in the first innings while rain stops play. Bradman, Kippax and Fairfax batted fluently before the delay, Rhodes and Parker troubled the bowlers, and England’s bowling faced mixed success as the light and wet outfield hindered scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradm
Hiaruters
Rhodes
Parker
Kippax
Kippex
Bradman
Tuckworth
Smedham
Kipnay
Bank Salaries Proposed Reduction for Bank Officers
An application will be made by New South Wales banks before the Industrial Registrar next Monday for a reduction of 24 a week in bank officers salaries. Five thousand employees are affected. Women, more than 1000, are not included unless they apply. The application excludes Commonwealth Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Blate
MOO Aire
Rave i Muydy Ld
Banned Film Chief Censor Sets Sydney Hearing
Chief censor Mr Creswell O'Roy issued a summons to representatives of film distributors to appear before the censorship board as the British talkie Young Woodley faces scrutiny. The move follows a press misunderstanding and outlines the censorship process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Censorship Board
Creswell O'Roy
Almaniportirket Diereteutors
Weather Forecast Mixed Winds and Upcoming Thunderstorms
Forecast calls for a northeast quarter air flow with general looser conditions elsewhere. Expect some thunderstorms and brief gusts. Northerly winds mainly fresh and variable in the east. Westerly winds notable elsewhere with gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hogan Succumbs After Assault in Sydney Hospital
Robert Hogan died late yesterday after a week in a Sydney hospital following an alleged brutal assault and robbery last Saturday. Police continue to hunt his assailants as new efforts to apprehend them are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bymney
Friy
Sydney
Robert Hogan
Parliaments Views by Mr Fenton
Mr Fenton argued there are too many parliaments in Australia. He cited Six hundred sixty one members for a population of about six million as inordinate and suggested Australia might follow Canada in its protest system of government to align with public views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Penton
Australia
Canada
Berlin
Girl Injured In Hit and Run On Mona Street
A 16 year old girl in Aub Urry Tashight was playing with nine others on Mona Street when a speeding car struck her and others, veered onto the footpath, and crashed into a fence. The driver halted briefly, fled the scene, and the injured girl was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Taplie Crew
Mona Street
Jay
Jenie
Njortes
Tariff retaliation and Australian produce with France
Melbourne reports the Prime Minister will seek to end discrimination against Australian goods in France during overseas travel. France is said to have imposed a 290 percent penalty duty on wheel goods in retaliation for Australia’s tariff. A fragmented note mentions a Flying Searchman from Moree arriving at Inverell with crew and railway offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Scullin
France
Wheel
Canada wheat crop prospects in Western Canada survey
A brief Ottawa dispatch notes potential wheat harvest conditions across Western Canada, with early estimates from the Domes Bureau. The report mentions weather impact and regional yields, outlining expectations for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domes Bureau
Ottawa
Ex-President Irigoyen Leaves Buenos Aires by Cruiser
Ex-President Irigoyen departs Buenos Aires by cruiser, accompanied by his daughter and a physician. Reports say a rumor of possible continuation of travel surfaced as news of his death's supposed cessation circulated. Local authorities and press note uncertainty surrounding his departure and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Tregeyen
Hits
Eucerpe
Benor Trigeyen
Departure for Sinreporees Delayed for Cunningham
Mr Cunningham sets out for Sinreporees but departure faces delay due to engine trouble aboard the lug boat. The incident affects planned travel and transport arrangements, with details unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westreveden
Communists rebuffed at Labor Council meeting
At a Friday Labor council session the communist section moved to repudiate the Federal Government as anti working class and back the Red International policy. The motion failed, along with another urging the council to recommend a tax on dividends and interest to the Federal Government.
RAZED BY FIRE MELBOURNE RADIO STATION HERALD DESTROYED
The 3DB radio station in Melbourne was destroyed by fire early this morning. The blaze started in the editorial offices of Stead's Review. Equipment included two of Australia’s most expensive microphones. Loss estimated in the thousands of pounds.
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Melbourne
Herald
IDB
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