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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1939
Page
1
Britain and France press for steps to end fighting in Spain as envoys stay in touch with Burgos authorities and Spanish minister Del Varo. Nationalists and Republicans trade accusations while refugee flows rise and aid promises surface amid a fragile regional standoff.
A fragmented notice discusses a new Aboriginal policy proposal reported by TR te Ward. The readable text hints at policy changes and official considerations, with limited details remaining in the mangled OCR.
In a brief note from Worth, readers learn of new student housing plans at YDS. The initiative aims to ease crowding by providing on campus spaces and nearby facilities for attendees and staff. Details on dates and exact locations were not fully legible.
Sydney weather expert Mr Marrs predicts heavy rain by the week end across Australia with storms and thunderclouds expected in Wales. He cautions residents to secure crops and prepare for possible flooding while noting no significant cold fronts are forecast.
In Sydney on Wednesday a defence policy draft to be submitted to the All-Australian Union Congress in Melbourne in March faces opposition. The main challenge is the proposed standing army and compulsory training.
Defence and Insurance Hobart article notes a statement by Federal Treasures official about taxation plans and chamber discussions. Ambiguous phrasing references heavy engagement and government level measures, with uncertain details on timing or specific reforms.
The article reports Mr Pirow avoiding questions in the Assembly during his visits to Bertin and Roo, while stating awareness of imperial defence concerns. Premier Herzog claims to have informed the British government about armament plans for the Erebus warship and related wartime measures, with later public statements emphasizing continued vigilance and a European accord.
Federal Parliament convenes in April for preliminary sessions ahead of major votes. Key committees prepare schedules and determine timelines for debate on proposed legislation, with leaders signaling potential reforms and budget considerations. Government and opposition parties mobilize resources for the upcoming parliamentary calendar.
In Paris on Tuesday Foreign Minister Bennett told the Senate France would never consent to any transfer of territory to Italy. He warned that any such attempt would provoke armed conflict and that France would defend Spain’s integrity against foreign power threats. The Senate gave cautious confidence as the government faced a vote.
In Laue Sab area unsettled conditions continue with a late day mix of showers and thunderstorms. Northerly winds shift to southerly later, bringing warmer temperatures and isolated squalls elsewhere. Local forecast notes hazy conditions and variable wind speeds.
In Sydney the wheat market showed increased activity yesterday with trading volumes rising and prices stabilizing. Market observers noted steady demand from buyers and routine selling by exporters, suggesting cautious optimism for the week ahead.
The Morinda ice steamer reaches Lord Howe Island with about 1000 tourists aboard. Passengers disembark after brief stays and many spend nights under a canvas shelter aboard the vessel with a busy after deck.
In Armidale a confusing race card shows many names such as Bava ell and Wins Cup contenders. The list mentions horses like Beaya Ercole Tati ane a Tickie Bra Wer Jay Masa and Torapiam Blue with unclear outcomes. The report highlights retirements and mixed results with several riders and horses noted.
A list of new baronets is announced in the royal honours. Fairlie-Cuninghame and Tay Laieate receive titles, with other names in a formal admission ceremony. The honours reflect service roles and contributions to public life and philanthropy.
A garbled Rome report notes a treaty between Soviet and Italian authorities signed on Tuesday. The fragmentary text references detention, officials, and political choices, but exact details, participants, and outcomes remain unclear due to the damaged source.
Fragmented text outlines a state lottery drawing with names and stray phrases. Mentions Sydney Latinery, Mr Silver Glebe, Richards Syndicate, Deane Rorkdaie, and various garbled terms. Lacks clear results or coherent results for a concise summary.
A fragmented report from the Brick Enquiry outlines a 40 per cent dividend and costs connected with the case. Director Green of Brick Works is cited. the text references payments, ties to a company, and unaudited figures amid unclear language and jumbled phrases.
Fragmentary report from ASCOT RACES shows Sydney races with scattered results and unclear details. The readable text references winners and placements but lacks complete names, times, or outcomes due to damaged OCR.
The partially legible item notes a tin related event with an amount reference and a dated entry. It mentions a representative and an action at a location, but many details are unclear.
Mr. Bruce declared at a Sydney dinner that the British Empire is regaining world strength and will be a great factor in preserving peace. He said Britain is near a point where war need not be feared, as readiness has improved.
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