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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1939
Page
1
London welcomed moderation in the Danzig dispute as Polish officials in the Free City remained restrained. Marshal Smigly Rydz addressed 100,000 Pilsudski Legionaries in Cracow, stressing non aggression and dedication to obligations while opposing direct or indirect infringements on Polish interests.
A short prayer asking forgiveness for members of Parliament for quarrelling was read during a church service. The fragment mentions Veir Aebting and references a Parliament, with notes about ministers and parish activities surrounding the event.
Fragmented OCR text references a wheat stabilization loan proposal and mentions Melbourne and officials. The readable parts are unclear and names or dates are not fully legible. The item appears to be a brief news note about a policy proposal affecting wheat loans.
A late communique claims Japanese naval planes destroyed sixty Chinese military trucks and warehouses near the French Indo China border. It also reports Chinese forces driving the Japanese back from Shanai to East Slant Province and capturing Ming kiang Tha, with a Chinese counter offensive forcing retreat to ships after a landing at Wangmoon.
Protest by Rear Admiral Holt followed the destruction of British property near Icane by a Japanese air attack. A steamer owned by Jardine Matheson was moored with another vessel when a bomb struck, causing fires that HMS Claverstone attempted to extinguish.
official statement announces that several individuals were executed for involvement in a conspiracy that led to the murder of a Madrid police official. details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a firm government response and public display of justice.
Monty Archbishop Galres spoke at St Anthony Home urging government action on birthrate concerns. He called for policy measures to support families amid rising population questions.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a story about a British football official returning, European teams, and shifting alliances amid a Russian pact. The readable lines mention NATO, OAR, and wartime rhetoric, with unclear dates or places due to damaged input.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Archbishop Mowll and Syosset with unclear context. Names and places are present but details are unreadable. Likely a local notice or brief about an appreciation event connected to Archbishop Mowll.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a robbery at 1400 Darlinghurst, Sydney, mentioning Morse Nile and a person named Aboy. The text is garbled with stray letters and lacks clear dates or actionable details.
A demonstration by unemployed youths is arranged in the Domain with supporters coming from across the state. Organizers say the event will feature speeches and a march to express frustration over job scarcity and economic conditions.
An air crash near Madang killed three German priests Fathers Joseph Kirchbaum, J. Mever, and Aader, along with Pilot W. Whafhawen and a nurse. Survivors recalled a harsh journey and the wreck’s aftermath, while locals described encounters with different New Guinea tribes and customs.
Collision on Prince's Highway near Terang Saturday night killed Dyer Fending 14 Mldred Florence Blackburn Lindsay Gordon Russell 3 and left six injured, four critically. Most involved were returning from a football match.
Japanese officials interpret Britain's talk of sending the fleet to the Far East as a threat. A Tokyo source says Britain cannot bluff and cautions that the United States may denounce the trade treaty. German and Transom protesters stage a large anti British demonstration.
Mr Spooner, though resigning the deputy leadership of the LAP, will remain a rank and file member and work to see his policy advances. Government performance and trade talks are noted as debated in parliament, with party unity and future plans highlighted amid uncertain political gains.
At the annual conference of the United States Party Mr J P Abbot stated the Country Party had acted as a model to other real parties in state Parliament over the last two weeks. The speech covered the party's stance and ongoing political maneuvering as delegates listened.
The forecast for the next 24 hours predicts fine weather in the north west, mostly cloudy and unsettled elsewhere with showers, possible thunder and hail squalls. Snow is expected on southern tablelands and other high lands, with mild daytime temperatures and cool to cold nights. Fresh NW to W winds.
In Sydney today the wheat market was quiet and steady with bulk parcels priced around 20 Sydney units. March futures show modest activity as buyers and sellers hold positions amid uncertain demand.
Market report from Sussex Street in Sydney with prices and quotations for dairy items including butter cheese and honey. Mentions Tasmanian imports, varied prices per weight and daily trading notes.
In Sydney markets on Monday fat stock traded unevenly with sheep and lambs firmer in places. Wethers and ewes moved steadily while prices for bullocks were mixed. Buyers showed moderate demand as weight classes and conditions varied across pens patterns.
Warwick Farm results list horses in order with placings and handicaps. Entries include Mamedov Foe Mare Sraore Farm and names like Trai Hurie Hoket Hull Adare Bermtwhire and Cheeky Boy along with judges or Tellers Handicay and race outcomes across several weights and lanes.
Tin 50/5 market item shows the unit price quoted at 35. The record includes a brief note on pricing terms without further detail.
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