04 Aug 1939
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1939
Page
1
Peggy Sage polishes are praised as foolproof and long lasting, appealing to discerning women worldwide. The manicure line is touted as fashionable hallmarks delivering long glowing nails for those who care, with the product noted for easy application and iron-strong wear.
War leaders in Tokyo present a report to the inner Cabinet urging a military alliance with Germany and Italy. A British diplomatic exchange with Japan stalls, while anti British tensions rise in China with posters and hospital patients amid deteriorating London Tokyo relations. Lord Halifax warns Parliament of the consequences.
A night crash near Flemington left Kenneth Tucker aged 4 and Arnold Garvey aged 23 dead after a car struck a tram head on. Joyce Poulton aged 18 was seriously injured as bystanders and witnesses attempted to aid victims. An eyewitness reported a man near the scene died after attempting to rise from the ordeal.
Foerster and Hitler counter plot claimed in Danzi region. Wasi leader in Danzig meets Heer Dibier at weekend talks. The piece notes unresolved diplomatic ties and Denmark crisis context. Fortified plans and arrests reportedly under discussion as authorities monitor possible actions in the Danube area.
An assailant attacked a teacher near Domain Sydney in a late night incident. Police have opened an inquiry and are seeking witnesses and security footage to identify the suspect. No injuries are described beyond the assault report, and the area remains under heightened patrols.
The NSW Tabor Council reaffirms its determination to oppose any conscription into Wistralia. The statement emphasizes resistance to compelled military service and stresses defense of regional autonomy and labor rights amidst wartime pressures.
In a disputed London match, Henneberry was disqualified as referee and participants clashed over rulings. The chaotic scene disrupted the bout and left the audience unsettled while officials reviewed the incidents and potential penalties.
Moscow previews key discussions as Soviet Defence Commissar Voroshilov leads talks assisted by Kurvenstov Honey Lok Shaposhnikov and Moroviney. The delegation, to report to Stalin, follows a government article by Lloyd George attacking Chamberlain for failing to secure an agreement with Russia before guaranteeing Poland Romania and Greece. The Lloyd George stance mirrors Soviet commentators, though less sharp.
The forecast shows further showers over the central and eastern ranges gradually contracting toward the coast. Otherwise fine in the east with moderate day temperatures and cool to cold nights. Snow possible on tablelands with morning fog in southeast districts. Strong west to southwest winds, seas moderate to rough. Renewed showery conditions likely in southern districts early next week.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention actions at a Peak Gap site and a heatwave related disruption. Readable items indicate scheduling or adjustments tied to local events and authorities. Names and precise details are unclear, but the reference implies a regional incident affecting movement or access.
A garbled historical clipping reports a market quotation feature on wheat. The legible parts mention prices or notes around wartime or shipping terms, but the fragment provides no clear entities, dates, or outcomes to anchor a specific event or value.
Arthur John Bathense has been arrested and charged with murdering his wife Harriet Jane Patwee. The victim, deported from the public works camp where her husband worked, was killed in Auckland.
Market notes in faulty transcription mention various names and items with unclear context. Despite garbled text, the fragment hints at pricing or article listings and multiple personal names, suggesting a local market roundup with uncertain specifics.
War prospects are deemed unlikely as Britain’s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Thomas Buckley, asserts a peaceful front is being prepared. The statement emphasizes diplomatic avenues and a cautious approach amid mounting tensions.
Sydney report says Mr Stevens tendered resignation to the Governor and will lead to a UAP leadership meeting. Rivalry among Mexers Bruxner Spooner and Mair shapes chances as four-party dynamics complicate moves toward a new government and possible general election. A New York cable notes concerns over a national poll and potential travel to London.
A fragmented passage from an undemonstrative parliamentary scene references attempts to exclude certain members and hints at leadership maneuvers. Names and clear actions are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving a murky outline of intra party conflict and potential posturing without concrete outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 19th or early 20th century Catholic mission notice with references to Kimberley Western Australia and a propagation of the Faith. The garbled lines imply a description of mission work, distances, populations, and religious figures, but key facts are obscured.
American boxer Jackie Wei scored an easy points win over Chinese challenger Kul Kong Young at Key Stadium in Sydney. Wilson, who is departing for America, delivered a decisive performance marking his arrival in Australia.
A fire broke out in a Neutra Bay area block of flats with tenants escaping in night clothes. Firemen quickly subdued the blaze, but one bedroom was burned out and the rear of the flat severely damaged.
A youth, aged around 17, pleaded guilty to assault with intent and received a ten year sentence. The court noted aggravating factors and ordered imprisonment. The case involved a violent incident at a local eatery and drew attention to youth crime and sentencing standards.
In London on Thursday seamen from the Blue Star liner Napier and Star faced charges over disobedience and food unfit for humans. Court records describe stinking meat and spoiled provisions from a Hot Pot supply, with several crewmen implicated in the incident aboard the New Zealand bound voyage.
Widespread rainfall continued across the state last night with heavy showers reported in multiple counties. Forecasters expect lighter to moderate rain today as conditions slowly ease.
The Sydney lottery results are incomplete with entries like First prize No Sa77 and Second prize No 4AS36. Partial names and addresses appear, including Mrs Vo Buckrath at 122 Pitt Street and R Hughes near Greta Railway Station. The note mentions a fourth prize No 39.274 and a four of unknown syndicate, with a draw set for Wednesday morning.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.