09 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1937
Page
1
Melbourne reports severe housing shortage as the Slum Abolition Board condemns up to seven thousand homes in the city of about 20 400. If unstable houses cannot be found, thousands of families may lose shelter amid a metropolitan area population around twenty to thirty thousand.
The vice president of Lochell Company Mr Banke positively identified rubber tyre and landing gear found off Burmatna as belonging to Kingsford Smith. A post-crash inspection suggested the aircraft landed on land and water, with wheels folding into the wing. One support strut showed damage, implying a possible pancake crash.
The article cites Mussolini spokesman Slendr Gaya and Ghirnale Wilana alleging a recent conference between General France's government and Rnioh Ambameder. It claims Britain and France seek to deny Italy and Germany access to supplies while considering further action, including defending Gibraltar and Spain. The piece notes Britain desires a Franco-British strike and signals tensions with potential military expulsions.
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain warns that unrest in Western Europe could flare into a war if aggressors are not deterred. He emphasizes patience and a future chance for treaties, urging continued unity and will to seek relief through diplomacy.
A garbled report from Gydney and Barton Park describes a Sunday cricket match involving Coynell and Ath teams amid a dispute with Methodist laity. Moturiahead cites a minister’s claim of excessive goody goody Sunday games, with parish priest captaining the opposing side.
In Wollongong a man named William Dermody, aged about 40, went to the tinandarra railway station office last night in agony after reportedly drinking from a drum near the station labeled Weed Killer. He collapsed with violent palm and was taken to Lara hospital where he died. Police found the drum was labeled weed killer.
An assault occurred Friday at Linn Tow n leading to a pensioner struck in the face and knocked to the ground. A neighbour found her in a pitiable state and she was taken to hospital with injuries, while a monetary note and a coin were reportedly taken.
Henry Amistrong defeated Slaten in the lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden in the third round, the New York event drawing attention as the contenders faced decisive knockout action.
In New York a confused notice mentions Mrs Putnam and her marriage to Copal Fred Nwonam. The fragment hints at a church event or ceremony with unclear details and dates. The text implies speculation about a planned play or event and a potential location.
A fragmented golf championship item from Kirkwood London details a failed effort by Auten UWA and others to mimic a winged event. Names such as Willcombe and Bran appear in garbled form, with unclear scores or dates.
Fat stock listings from Sydney show limited supplies with cattle penned at Flemington and Miep deliveries. Cattle sold between 3 to 10/10 with best beets around 440 per 001s. wethers and lambs ranged with prices from 17 to 35 over MW and 18 to 19 for lambs, indicating firm demand for quality stock.
A tremor occurred in Paisierston and Norlin New Zealand this morning. Cars rattled and windows shook but no damage was reported. Local authorities advised residents to remain cautious as aftershocks were possible.
In Sydney three Chinese subjects were charged at the district court after being found at Tarwood plant work. They admitted past illegal entry and face deportation to China as soon as possible. A man who arranged their passage reportedly received Hong Kong dollars for the voyage, while authorities probe the abuse claim.
Friday at Chiniswood a Federal Minister Tor Heath and Sav Hughes addressed a meeting and congratulated the State Pris one. Mr Breveri stated the policy would have far reaching consequences and improve people’s homes in Shir State.
Wheat prices drifted lower yesterday as buyers hesitated and traders in Sydney faced weak demand. Prices reportedly ranged around 42 to 54 cents a bushel with buyers scarce and sellers reluctant to transact, reflecting cautious sentiment in the market.
An aged veteran, who served in the Boer War and two later campaigns, died at 89. His long life included active military service with distinction, ending a storied career in uniform after years of service.
In Sydney on Friday, the deal wheat market showed a marginal decline as prices softened in thin trading. Traders noted light inquiry and modest demand amid unsettled export prospects.
Market listing from Sydney reports pricing for Tasmanian produce and staples. Items include Potatoes, Cheese, Honey, Onions, Butter, Lucerne hay, with varied quotes and unit details among local sellers.
A terse note from Rome reports Bruno Mussolini claiming an air speed record. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event is tied to a September deadline and mentions embassy or aviation authorities.
The latest forecast shows 24 hours of rain across Sydney area with potential showers elsewhere. Expect cool conditions with variable winds, possible stronger gusts in exposed coastal areas and inland tablelands. temperatures remain cool tonight and into tomorrow.
London reports steady demand from home trade at wool sales. Current rates are being maintained as market activity continues with buyers from domestic merchants showing resilience amid fluctuating prices.
An apparent customs deception case in Melbourne centers on women linked to an alleged scheme involving a store and shipments. Authorities report charges and outline the alleged methods used to mislabel goods and evade duties.
Loyalist General Miaja seeks to relieve Madrid by attacking along a seven mile front near Kantander. Government troops suffer artillery fire and infiltrations as 22 divisions and 40 ranks push toward the capital. Bruce Village four miles from the front line falls, with an estimated 2000 government evacuees reported.
A severely ill girl died after what officials call neglectful medical attention. Reports say delays in seeking care and lack of timely treatment contributed to her death, with neighbors and authorities noting insufficient medical intervention prior to hospitalization. The case drew criticism of caregivers and prompted inquiries and potential legal action.
Fragments show the miners federation negotiating with colliery proprietors federation over a wage tag. The committee extended the reply period and awaits further indications of owner readiness to meet. Multiple owners have already signaled willingness to attend.
A fragmented report outlines Gordon’s pre selection clash with an opponent amid party tensions. It references internal party references and claims of yardage in campaigning, noting a contested process and references to a country party verdict.
An unidentified man died after a collision with a lorry on a Sydney road near Parramatta. He was riding a cycle when the crash occurred in the morning, and he was taken to hospital where he later died.
Handwritten racing card lists selections for tomorrow's events at Mauretili, with horses such as Aventis Heidiewy, Kowrih Stakes entries, Bilky Oni Kowrih, Walconie Tarlton, and Monogram Grand Wutd. Unclear spellings echo incomplete notes, but key horses and class divisions identified.
A chaotic notice outlines a plan for a national chemists programme titled The Chemists Programme Big Move Over 2NZ. It mentions an eight series broadcast with entertaining content, a department coordinating details, and partnerships with Grover Bros and HOBOTAY Brgainery. The text is garbled but signals a promotional broadcast and involvement of MP Mia Saunders in features.
Readable fragment outlines uses of Madras fabric for curtains and netting, mentioning yardages and color notes. References quantities such as 18 yards, 1 yard, 23, 28 arms, and terms like electric velvet and cream grounds. Specifics are unclear but indicate a textile or home decor purchase description.
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