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Inverell Times

Location

Inverell, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 05, 1936

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Severe floods threaten NSW towns with rising Murrumbidgee river

Reports indicate a continuous rise in the Murrumbidgee with main roads impassable and car diversions halted. At Wagga Wagga the river reached 29 feet 3 inches and was still rising while Bathurst’s Macquarie River also ran high. Residents in low-lying areas evacuated as rain was confined to southern slopes.

Bydney Murrumbidgee Wagga Macquarie River Bathurst Narrandera

Australians Defeated as Berlin Wrestling Trials Stir Controversy

At the Olympic games in Berlin Australia faced elimination in welterweight wrestling. O'Hara lost in round three to Andersen, Scarfe and Prokop's bout drew protests, and Garrard's defeat sparked mystery. Owens set records in sprint and long jump as American Black athletes led a four-event sweep.

Berlin Australia O'Hara Samec Czechoslovakia Andersen Sweden Eddie Scarfe Prokop Siebert Germany Gerald Backhouse J. F. Metcalfe B.C. Dickenson Jeff Owens Owens Scarfe Hecht Alderson Garrard Pauls Europe Clyne Plads Edwards Woodruff

Closer Settlement Cabinet Favors Small Farms

SYDNEY Wednesday State Cabinet backs a closer settlement plan placing farmers on small blocks in regional rainfall districts. Ministers believe blocks of several hundred acres will suit many practical men who can farm alone or with family or a boy employee.

Sydney

German Warship at Ceuta Amid Franco Dialogue

German destroyer observed off Ceuta under the Loyalist fleet as the battleship Deutschland entered the port. Rebel Admiral Met at Tetuan with General Franco who toasted victory for the Nationalists. Loyalists claim gains on the Guadarrama front but mostly hold positions. Badajoz reportedly clear of insurgents. Madrid says foreign intervention could forge a Fascist regime or a Liberal Republic if the revolt fails.

London Ceuta Deutschland Tangier Times Tetuan Franco Guadarrame Poseuion Badajoz Inuurgenta Madrid

Countries Gaols Too Many Warders

The Minister for Justice Mr. Martin, back in Sydney after tours of police stations and gaols in the northern part of the State, said conditions were unsatisfactory. He noted one warder for every two and a half prisoners and that warders cost the Government about £300 a year, prompting plans for changes.

Sydney Martin

Tin price reports from Sydney market

In Sydney on Wednesday the tin market shows a unit price of 40 shillings and 3 pence per unit. The quoted level reflects current supply and demand dynamics at the time.

Sydney

Three Killed in Mine Crane Crash at McGaggier

In a storm last night a crane at Electrolytic Mine Company’s McGaggier site collapsed, killing Leslie Alexander age 96 electrical engineer Robert Morris age 67 laborer and Thomas Rutter age 35 electrical engineer. Two others were injured Tyson Garrett 45 camo driver with fractured ribs and head injuries and Reginald Clerk 34 bacon factory overseer with a fractured thigh and abrasions. Alexander and Rutter were buried under wreckage while Morris was crushed beneath tons of ironwork.

Burnie Tasmania McGaggier Leslie Alexander Robert Morris Thomas Rutter Tyson Garrett Reginald Clerk Bacon Factory Alexander Rutter Morris

Papua Gold Restraint on Explorers

The Papua Legislative Council declared the valley targeted by Jack Hides expedition an uncontrolled area, allowing him to enter. The venture is financed by a Sydney syndicate named Investors Limited.

Sydney Legislative Council of Papua Jack Hides Hides Investors Limitted

Wheat Market Strong Tone Reflects Sharp Winnipeg Advance

The Herald reports a strong wheat market on North American positions with Winnipeg options rising. Forenoon selling was scarce with bids around 4/6 and 4/8 for February silo basis, few sales at 4/8, and storage paid to date. Afternoon trading showed firmer bids but sellers remained scarce, keeping turnover light and prices firm. Bagged wheat quoted at 5, shippers’ prices near 4/2 at railway sidings, farmers reluctant to sell on rising prices as London markets closed.

Herald Sydney Winnipeg London Liverpool

Sussex Street Market Report Prices at Sussex Street today

Prices ruled for multiple commodities including potatoes from Tasmania with 6/6 to 8 per cwt, new laid eggs 1 2 per case, butter 142.6 per cwt, cheese 10d per tb, honey 3d to 4d per tb, maize 4/7 to 4/8 per bus, outs 2/ to 28 per bus, onions 117 6 per cwt, millet to 55 per ton, chaff wheaten 4 to 4/6 per cwt, gatean 9/9 to 49, lucerne 49 to 6, hay eaten 46 to & per cwt, lucerne 46 to 59.

Sydney Sussex Street Tasmania Lucerne

City Wheat Market Prices on Wednesday

Sydney reports Alexandria today quotes wheat at 4/2 bua.

Weather forecast for Sydney amid showers and frost

The latest forecast for the next twenty four hours in Sydney calls for isolated clearing showers about the Murray and south-east, otherwise mostly fine with mild day temperatures and cold nights with many frosts. Some fog is noted, especially in eastern areas, and winds will be chiefly north west to west, fresh and squally in the south east.

Sydney Murray

Gilgandra Tragedy Inquest Finds Double Death

In Gilgandra a District Coroner ruled after an inquest that Roy Cox shot Ronald Fechner and then killed himself. Fechner was seated near the fire in a hut after a quarrel over a girl.

Gilgandra Roy Cox Ronald Fechner Cox Fechner

Kensington Races Today Results and betting notes

Kensington racing meets produced results with multiple events and scratches. Double Dutch led betting at 6 to 1, West Hock 1 to 1, Firecello 7 to 1, while Digland headed the 14.1 Handicap with 4 to 1, Magic Flight 7 to 2, Valoria 2 to 1. Flying Welter first division saw Prince Peter and Diatter dead heat with Raleigh at 6 to 1. Second division winners Wise Boy and Havvaspot among others with Brown Betty at 3 to 1.

Sydney Kensington West Hock Firecello Tortom Allygo Digland Magic Flight Valoria Magic Flight Prince Peter Diatter Raleigh Wise Boy Havaspot Brown Betty Lancelot and Kaylah Havvaspot

Girl Guides Enrol Brownies in Local Ceremony

Enthusiastic enrollment of seventeen Brownies by Mrs G. Howard as commissioner and Mrs Myra Kennedy acting Brown Owl. After the ceremony parents and friends were invited to afternoon tea hosted by Association members.

G. Howard Myra Kennedy

Wheat Jumps Higher Today in Sydney Market

Sydney wheat market firmed with a half penny rise per bushel as buyers stayed quiet. Price in Sydney reached 4/8 per bushel, country quotes at 4/2 and bagged grain 5 to 5.5 per bushel. Cable reports show London traders largely sidelined amid profit taking and halted activity.

Sydney

Religion in Schools Simple Teaching

The Council of Churches will ask the Government to include religious education in public school curricula. Church authorities will cooperate to prepare a simple service form, with Minister of Education D H Drummond agreeing to the plan if a universally acceptable service is drawn up.

Sydney Council of Churches D H Drummond

Labor Disunity In Inquiry Committee Dispute

The secretary of the Labor Council forwards an invitation for the State Labor Party to appoint two representatives to the proposed new committee of inquiry. The ALP calls the recent conference bogus and the likelihood of State Labor Party participation is unlikely while Federal Labor party support remains uncertain.

Sydney Labor Council BR. King MLLC State Labor Party ALP Federal Labor Party

Tonight's Ball draws Inverell social set with Caledonian flair

A grand Combined Caledonian and Pipe Band Ball lights up the Town Hall tonight. A Foursome dance and a Haggis meal debut, Harding's and Nash's orchestras ready for nonstop dancing, Pipe Band with new numbers and ideas. Dancers pay 5 shillings for gentlemen and 6 pence for ladies, with gallery viewing available.

Inverel Harding Nash

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