23 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented report cites a partial trial update with names such as Stevens Ideidge Tideidge and Skyguniseld amid references to a large alleged financial misdeed. The text suggests a legal proceeding with uncertain outcomes and an ongoing review of market conditions in London.
The Meventy-rightt State lottery was drawn today with references to syndicates and multiple names such as "Brother and Alster" and "inhmie Jason" across scattered local addresses. Observers note irregular typography and garbled OCR evidence of prizes and participants.
Friday Thawe reported that more than 12,000 school teachers will face wage deductions on next payday October 9. The deductions will be retroactive to August 20 due to wage cap reductions. The Treasury says arrears will not be paid in full at once, and hardship would be created.
A scrambled report notes Spanish exiles in Madrid pass days with limited tasks while awaiting further permissions to work. The piece hints at a broader uncertain status for the group and their activities abroad.
Public debate last night between rivals Mr Drummond and Dr Wat Song centered on New South Wales policy. The former urged abatement while the latter pushed a federal reform plan, ending with Dr Wilson's amendment defeated by three votes.
London wool sales in AU with 11 764 lots offered and 1s. entries from New South Wales Queensland Victoria West Australia South Australia Tasmania and New Zealand. A portion of stock sold but withdrawals by speculators reduced trade and interest.
Fragmented reading of the financial emergency bill shows MPs debating salary reductions and constitutional amendments. Key figures such as Mps Gabby and M Mrs Harrver discuss provisions for salary cuts while Cabinet positions and ministerial pay are under review amid party disagreements and procedural setbacks.
A Manitoba case reports a dying man’s involvement in a swindle linked to university funds. Machray and Sturpe faces bankruptcy findings. Archibald Maley, 40, and others linked to misappropriated assets are noted, with charges pending and Machray remanded to a provincial jail for 30 days.
A train collision last night near the local station left 63 year old Fa wani Burgess severely injured. He was struck and his leg was severed at the knee. He received urgent medical attention.
A disrupted week notes daily rainfall from last Thursday through Tuesday with heavy winds and fading sun. Temperatures ranged from 45 during Tuesday to a high near 88 on Monday, with notable precipitation totaling around 17 inches by midweek.
Stribling wins a fifteen round match at Melbourne defeating Freeman by decision. Priday notes Stribling showed superior speed and power in the bout, with crowd applause and judges’ scorecards reflecting the clear finish.
The forecast predicts mostly fine weather in the western and northern border districts with unsettled conditions elsewhere. Expect rain in the north and east with improving conditions to the west and south. Winds will be light to moderate, seas remain high along the coast.
Prices at Sussex Street market in Sydney show variations across multiple goods. Wheat, butter, maize, oats, lucerne, hay, and feed items are listed with mixed figures, reflecting market fluctuations and regional sourcing.
Morning Post Dublin correspondent reports Mr Gosgrave warns that arrest under the Public Safety Act could trigger a political crisis. He accuses the government of attempting to suppress speech by De Valera’s allies and foresees potential collapse of the administration if such arrest proceeds.
In Sydney on Friday the bidding for the flat unit competition drew attention to the preferred unit at a price of 32-4. The event highlighted local interest in housing and the real estate market.
The Inveresl Golf Club sets September Medal and President Cup play with a complex list of players including Wathen, Tully, Keller, McNamara, Longworth, Robertson, Preeman, Grossley, Saunders, McParlan, Amber, Woody, Metiveer, Beveridge, Brooks, Mowe, Minns, Cookson, and Prasnn among others. The event centers on a blended format with a playoff at Bewterbor and teed from Fro Tira Tee, with several club members expected to compete.
The Sydney market reports a largely steady wheat outlook with overseas demand firm. American options showed little activity while UK, Argentine, Canadian wheats firmed on export buying. Winnipeg and Chicago prices rose amid firmer markets and cautious buying.
The Australian Mercantile Land Pigunee Co Ltd reports a catalog of seven thousand four hundred dates for wool. The market is firm with higher prices in the catalog and better demand in certain classes. Totals include 7042 bales sold privately and 267 previously catalogued, plus 1051 uncatalogued. Grand total 300 bales.
London reports Gandhi has moved to new quarters in Yeravadagaol and met leaders of the low in spirits as talks proceed on reform of representation. High hopes persist that an agreement approved by Cardi will be rewritten and that he will not end his fast.
In Gympie yesterday afternoon high winds damaged many houses and felled telegraph and electric lines. Emergency measures were discussed in Brisbane with plans for relief fundraising and subscription drives to assist affected residents.
A local parish committee in Tingha organized an Eight Hour Day children’s outing with a procession through the town to the Tinh bridge. The event featured a pipe band, guards, and ceremonial dress, with donations sought to cover remaining church debt and support the day’s activities for aboriginal communities and town children.
Dutch air representatives discuss extending service to Australia with Mr Bruce. Mr Commonwenits cites limited readiness. inter-department committee to report early. Air Ministry shows cautious stance while considering a broader Singapore link and possible arrangements.
A series of all cash purge cases appears to replace longstanding institutional practices. Officials indicate the change aims to simplify transactions and curb delays. The move affects multiple departments and involves audit reviews to ensure compliance.
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