18 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
1
Sydney reports on General Fost Choe, with post dispatches detailing his role, actions, and regional impact amid ongoing tensions. The account emphasizes military positions, allied leaders, and potential外交 developments.
In the Supreme Court before Chief Justice Sir Frederick Jordon a settlement under the Compensation to Relatives Act was approved. Annie Margaret Burden seeks compensation for herself and two infants from Bernard Edward Ross Ryan for her husband’s fatal crash. The court approved a £600 apportionment with £500 to the widow and £50 to each child, costs excepted for the application. A second settlement by Alfred Thomas Hatton and wife against Bernard Edward Ross Ryan for their son John Thomas Hatton’s death was also approved.
The Minister in Charge announces a four week historical exhibition to open January 4 in Sydney at the Commonwealth Bank Buildings corner Pitt Street and Martin Place. A committee seeks photographs documents and artefacts with age or historic value and offers must include full descriptions and age value evidence.
Delegates from the South-western Branches of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Imperial League met at Harden Mechanics Institute. Key actions supported increased service pensions, housing and land preferences for returned soldiers, and a call for a Soldiers Club. R Hutchinson reappointed Southwestern State Councillor. next conference set for Wagga Wagga.
A fragment listing times and venues for appointments at Albion Hotel and Carrington Hotel. Reads YOUNG at Albion Thursday July 9 am and HARDEN at Carrington Friday July 2nd with hours am to 5 pm missing surrounding context.
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Mosquito scolding for disgraceful condition and Mr Mosquito defending himself claiming ignorance of a young lady in Whehie who turns out to be a barman.
A 14 year old girl from a broken home died after taking poison, leaving a note to family. Coroner inquiry at Marrickville Hospital failed to provide explanation. She spoke of wanting her mother, grandfather care, and felt unloved before death.
Rourke of Yass purchased the Arab stallion Genghis Khan from Woodland Graces at a high price. Genghis Khan, a pure Arab registered in the English Stud Book, is noted for endurance and show success, including Royal Show titles and endurance feats in England. The sale highlights Humedale Stud and Gray Brae Ltd involvement and the breeding quality of Australian Arab stock.
A man previously convicted of stealing a chicken was found not guilty after confessing to his lawyer that he could prove he was elsewhere at the theft time. He explained that he did not inform the magistrate earlier because his alibi would prejudice him, and he added that he was in gaol at the time.
Cannibal One jokes about a stomach ache while Cannibal Two complains his wife is disagreeing with him causing a domestic strain in the strange dialogue. The exchange hints at tension within a macabre scenario.
A man with 34 years on the railway told the bench he had paid the fares. the court discharged the offender under Section 6A of the Crimes Act and ordered him to pay £2.
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