02 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
1
The notice advertises lowered prices on ladies dall hand bags and mens black melons box. It lists counteraction price per pair and per item with figures like 24, 104, and 6 per unit, indicating a clearance style sale.
An Italian paper claims Britain is sending volunteers arms and ammunition to Spain and accusing English ships of evacuating troops. The report names Signor Mussolini’s spokesmen and Signor Gayda, alleging government-backed propaganda and a break with Spanish policy.
Torrential rains wreaked havoc in Auckland and Worth Auckland district. Three adults and three children required rescue after floodwaters rose, with floods surrounding streets and a dairy factory submerged. Three mine workers trapped underground at Aikurangi coal mine reached safety. Rail lines and telephone, telegraph services were seriously disrupted. Partial relief offered as waters receded in surrounding areas.
About 800 wool workers in the Botany district protest against the 46 hour week award. A joint union management committee will confer with employers to press for a 44 hour week, amid plans to seek action to shorten the working week.
The local wheat market was very firm today with prices rising 2d per bushel. Bulk parcels were quoted at 5/6 per box on the March basis, and bagged quantities at about 8/2 nominally.
In Sydney Priday a meeting of the Sydney Labor Council urged the State Government to align the State basic wage with the Federal standard at once. A motion sought to block any delay and apply the full Federal increase to awards without lag, criticizing the Federal Court’s handling of the wage rise.
The Foreign Affairs committee in London notes Germany and Italy may reject Britain and Prince's single naval scheme. Observers say France's Delbos supports a cautious line as Italy and Germany threaten to escalate. The committee contemplates replies to Auslo renels proposals amid a serious, unsettled outlook.
Berlin police on Thursday arrested Martin Niemeslier, head of the Congressional movement Anna Whe Nasification of the Bi Church, for using church platform to deliver provocative speeches. Authorities say he aimed to undermine the State, incite disobedience to decrees, and spread untrue reports about Germany.
Sunday protest grows as Sydney Labor Council seeks Sunday work permission at Newcastle industry site. Industrial Commission ruling narrows the union stance, with tensions rising over weekend labor. Local workers react to policy shift affecting Sunday shifts and employment practices.
New York dispatch reports a tentative accord between France and Britain under the Treasury. Officials indicate the agreement aims to ease the French monetary crisis and stabilize exchanges.
A Melbourne era of labor tension prompts a Sydney gathering of mining unions. Delegates discuss wage and condition claims and push for unified action to pressure employers and authorities.
Sydney dispatch reports a tepid page on global grain with small declines and modest gains. Traders note slight selling pressure while buyers hold back as prices drift near prior levels per bushel in a cautious session.
A postmaster at Kou Bay North Poxt OMe was robbed this morning by a masked intruder who demanded money. The bandit forced Thompson to open a safe, took cash, and left with an unidentified accomplice, while Thompson, also a newsagent, survived the encounter.
The UNL tin price was quoted today with market observers noting responses from traders. Prices showed modest shifts as buyers and sellers evaluated latest market signals in a thin trading session.
Australians Bromwich and Sproule fall in the men's doubles quarter finals at Wimbledon as international pairs battle through. The American duo finish strong, while Australia fails to advance in key matches including mixed doubles and singles finales with Mary Marble securing a final win in a two set finish.
The Inverell Ta fanis school Mothers' Club held its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon with Mo Taylor presiding. Attendees included Meadamés Rochester, Campbell, Biktunn, Squires, McKennie, and Miss Swinbourne. Correspondence noted a reply from life Wade about free milk distribution for seven infants in Tavernel, referred to the Health Minister for decision. The proxy delegate Mr Hancock described Federation discussions and hoped to attend in September. Swinbourne reported using part of the funds for futures purchases and the remaining balance banked for future needs.
Government fears butter price surge may destabilize the economy as a 14 per 1b rise stirs debate in New South Wales. Equalisation Committee backs the increase, but representatives warn of a possible famine risk. Major King and the Producers' Cooperative cite production delays and supply shortages through late August and September.
A Burma cable reports a wheel found from an aeroplane associated with Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. The message questions whether the wheel belongs to his missing aircraft and notes the wheel may have been seen near Moulmein. Uncertainty persists about the wheel's origin and whether another wheel may yet be found.
In a contentious Glebe Council session Mayor Alderman J Moley faced sharp criticism for ordering the demolition of the New South Wales Trotting Club’s turnout and ticker boxes on Res Street. Ald McDowell was forced to leave and later to leave the Couliel Chambery after defying requests to apologize, prompting a ten minute adjournment before the meeting resumed and McDowell again refused to apologize.
Sydney market column lists varied prices for dairy and grains with many garbled entries. Items include butter, cheese, money, oats, millet, and wheat, but several figures and terms are unreadable. The snippet shows a daily prices roundup but is largely indecipherable.
Fredreich and Thomas were in a car that failed to stay on the road Wednesday afternoon near Auburn Vale. The vehicle crashed into a fence injuring Walter Thomas, who required hospital treatment for facial wounds. Companion George Roberts escaped with minor injury and sought help at a nearby house.
The weather report indicates cloudy conditions over the eastern area with strong to moderate winds and seas. Skies are mostly overcast with light rainfall possible and temperatures remaining cool.
Sydney Friday broadcast reports the State Government plans a training and placement program for unemployed youths. Premier Bievens says the scheme targets about eight thousand young men ages 18 to 28, aiming to lift many from hardship and provide new work opportunities.
Inverell Players stage a reading of The Wind and The Rain at the School of Arts on Monday July 5. The play by Merton Hodge, a New Zealand writer, blends youthful perspective with student life at a Westport town university. Visitors welcome as warm Scottish atmosphere fills the venue.
Fragmented text details the east Dresenla Weed Research effort led by Mr Carn There is concern over hyacinth spread and drainage channel blockages affecting main rivers. Plans mention eradication attempts, chemical polyortng experiments, and potential crude oil and chlorine use in experiments to clear channels and reduce infestation.
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