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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

3

Nervous Shock Damages Sought Over Mouse in Coat

Miss Alice Emma Thistle of Battersea sued Normans Approval Stores Ltd for 100 pounds claiming a coat contained an old mouse that caused her sore throat nerves shock and social embarrassment. The court ruled the damage limited to the coat price plus costs, noting the illness did not arise from wearing the coat.

Westminster County Court London Alice Emma Thistle Battersea Normans (Approval Stores), Ltd Charing Cross Victor Mishcon Thiele J. L. Blonstein Mordaunt Snagge Miss Thistle

Taylor to lead Indian Ocean survey flight Cuba

Captain P G Taylor, in command of the Indian Ocean survey flight of the flying boat Cuba, welcomes the Imperial Government decision to contribute up to £3500 toward the flight cost. He notes he sought Air Ministry support over a year ago and is relieved the British Government will relieve the Commonwealth of part of the expense.

P.G. Taylor Indian Ocean Cuba Taylor Air Ministry

Current Humour and Timely Broadcast Notes

A collage of light jokes about quarrels with wives weather talk and self-reflection contrasts with a note on time flowing both ways and a humorous misprint about toothpaste. It also mentions an insured contralto and ends with details about Australia’s Empire Day broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Commission on May 25th with times and relays.

Canaria Australia Australian Broadcasting Commission

Cattle and Pigs Market Reports from Sydney and Maitland Sales

Commercial Homs Bush stock sales report brisk market with firm prices. In Sydney Winchcombe Carson listed 1940 cattle yarded with best dealers to 38 shillings per 100weight and steers to 35 shillings. Maitland fat cattle yarding about 800 head with bulls to 12 pounds 6 shillings and cows to 6 pounds 9 shillings. calves around 550 with best 55 to 70 shillings. pigs about 400 with best heavy to 10 pounds. market firm to last day.

Homebush Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd Maitland Prisk

Marked Man Nashashibi Death Warrant Issued in Palestine Crisis

Fakhr Gey Nashashibi of the Arab National Defence Party faces a death sentence issued by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem. The document, shown in London, calls for execution of traitors and authorizes Arab action against Nashashibi if possible. Signed ARIF ABD EL RAZEQ, representative of the Great Arab Revolution.

Fakhr Gey Nashashibi Arab National Defence Party London Grand Mufti of Jerusalem Aref Abdul Razik Grand Mule Palestine Tam Grand Mufti Supreme Moslem Council Pakbri E Nashashibi el Difs Defence Fakhiy el Nashashibi General Commissariat Army of the Revolution Syria Arif 'Abd EL Razeq

Ridicule of Milk Board Cooler Designs by Federated Producers

Delegates of the Federated Milk Producers at West Maitland criticized the Milk Board cooler designs for dairy farms. They resolved to obtain copies of the designs and send them to district MPs for action. A member from Sesham cited a farmer who installed a cooler but had not used it yet, receiving a factory letter praising milk quality. The Paterson delegate echoed a similar case.

Federated Milk Producers West Maitland Milk Board Aeegste Sesham Paterson

Opticians Visit at Gloucester Hotel by D L McDonald

D L McDonald of Webster Jack & McDonald Pty Limited will attend at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester and may be consulted. The visit is on Friday August 11 from 9 am to 5 pm.

D. L McDonald F.B.O.A F.bm.c London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Miss Cleaver Anderson C. W. Street King Middlebrook Lib House

Open Gloucester Golf Club Open Tournament Preview

The Gloucester Golf Club prepares for its eighth annual Open Tournament to be held Saturday and Sunday with visitors expected. A mixed foursome Saturday and a Sunday singles handicap program are planned, with past winner Russel Hardy likely to defend his title. Entries close Thursday, with post entries accepted.

F. Drinkwater T. Collins Gloucester Golf Club Civics Russel Hardy Wingham Russell

Revival of Shipbuilding Aid Sought in Newcastle

A non-political committee plans to revive shipbuilding in Newcastle. The letter urges Federal and State parliament support for government assistance to reestablish this national asset, citing Britain and America as examples. It praises Walsh Island Newcastle as a potential shipyard site with existing workshops and slipways to support mercantile and military craft.

Newcastle Asl Great Britain America Australia England Britain Walsh Island Mercantile Marine

Entombed Miner Jokes Through Three Hour Rescue Drama

Edward Morgan a 42 year old Welsh miner at Maindy Colliery Ton Pentre was trapped for about three hours as huge rocks shifted around him. Rescuers including his brother Wilfred Morgan worked to free him while Morgan joked and advised on how to clear a path to escape. Doctors waited at the pithead and a bed was prepared as it seemed unlikely he would survive.

Maindy Ton Pentre Edward Morgan Reachers Wilfred Morgan Pithead Pittop Morgan Ted

Minister urges states to build aerodromes nationwide

The Minister for Civil Aviation appealed to state governments and councils to create aerodromes where possible. He noted federal finance is available but defense commitments limit support. Mr Fairbairn aims for two aerodromes in each capital city one for commercial use and another for military and training purposes.

Fairbairn

Cattle sales at Homebush rise on thin supply

Cattle were up to 19/- deare at Homebush on Thursday due to a small turnout of 1992 head. Winchcombe and Carson's sale includes A Sansom of Gloucester with 9 steers to £9 13s average £9 5s 8d and 18 cows to £6 17s. R Sansom of Gloucester offers 3 steers to £10 9s, average £9 18s 8d.

Homebush Winchcombe Carson A. Sansom Gloucester R. Sansom

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