14 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented report notes government aims to triple tobacco output in Australia and related increases. Mentions quintuplets born and a 1996 crop projection rising from 8 to 25 percent of total consumption with a target of 16 million pounds. cites Commonwealth government plans and Australia’s tobacco proximity.
Sydney reports a possible amendment to the Moratorium Act after nearly a decade. A special tribunal may hear mortgage relief applications as provisions for repayment flex with mortgagors’ ability to pay. Estimated mortgage exposure and related figures are cited amid debate.
Flight Lieutenant Lewellyn abandoned his attempted record flight from the coast to London on a Tuesday. Weather and fuel constraints hindered progress, ending the pursuit without completion.
Henry Cotton, the British Open golf champion, won the world championship by defeating Bellamore Shue of America in a tense final round. A curious incident occurred when a ball was replaced on the fairway by referee Braid amid a glare of lights as the crowd watched a dramatic finish.
Sydney report states Leslie Liddican and Ronald McEnenny drowned near Cromwell along the Quinn River while working on bridge construction. They were swept away and lost in the current.
The forecast calls for a few showers around noon today with possible sun in parts. North coastal and alpine areas may see scattered showers, otherwise it should be fine and mild tonight with clearing later. Remain unsettled in southern districts with variable winds through the week.
Hospital staff reported a series of thefts ending with a raid on the linen cupboard. Short items like pillow slips were taken as police pursue inquiries into the crime.
Reports from Shanghai Beijing and Tokyo describe accelerated Japanese military buildup and Chinese resolve to resist further encroachment. Diplomats warn of fragile peace as Neutrals urge drastic talks while formality and mobilization escalate across major Chinese fronts.
A confusing report notes the death of a young girl named Margaret in North Strathbie ld leaves authorities puzzled. A postmortem examination is anticipated to determine cause as weeks pass before the eve of passing.
Sydney manager Percy Hunter of Paramount Film Service voiced extreme views on koalas. He claimed 12 koalas should be exterminated, calling the idea intolerable and linking it to a wider controversy over animal welfare and public perception.
President Roosevelt announced he would not summon the conference on economics and related problems agreed by European statesmen, signaling no immediate meeting to address the Jonas-Loghnagheniil agenda.
A Sydney report notes increasing pressures on coal firms as strikes or curbs threaten to push industry toward mechanisation. The piece discusses potential impacts of shifts in mining methods on production and labor, reflecting broader economic strain in the sector.
Sydney reports drought devastates livestock with 70 million head losses since 1900 and millions of sheep and lambs perish. Mr J B Crammie of the Metropolitan Meat Industry Commission urges a state wide fodder conservation plan to curb waste and improve preparedness after the 1906 drought.
Race results from Rosebery include Juvenile Handicap winners Tavorcus Ponte Poly Joy and bets on Temperus Ponta and Poly. Flying Handicaps list winners Silpan and Wine Boy with various placings. Second division names Lenfort Baraford and Dark Son with Berating entries. Swiss Valley and Flying Handicap results noted. weathered by fragmented text.
Melbourne report states three of the newborn quadruplets died shortly after birth with the lone survivor, a boy, living only a few hours. The mother is reported as well despite the painful delivery at Women’s Hospital.
Market notes from Sydney show bids and prices on cattle and sheep. Bullocks priced around 8 to 12 pounds, with mixed demand and indications of steady activity. Sheep section reports pens and market values, with prices fluctuating and traders adjusting offers.
Market report for Sussex Street Sydney lists prices for food items including butter cheese honey onions and other staples with varying shillings and pence. The fragment shows fluctuating rates and a mix of measurements and product names, though several words are unclear.
London dispatch states there is no plan to rebury Governor Philip’s remains in Sydney. Australian authorities will transport the governor’s body to Australia for burial, with officials arranging the final details.
London wool sales capture a global mix with large consignments from New South Wales and Victoria, and notable lots from Queensland, South Australia, West Australia, New Zealand, and the North Island. Buyers trade across regions as bale totals and origins blend in a brisk market snapshot.
Sydney traders reported firmer wheat prices with overseas markets showing cautious buying. Short sellers covered as early sales were pressured, pushing prices up with quotes around 54 shillings per bushel and nearby futures gaining despite erratic moves earlier in the week.
Early morning fire on High Street Carlton trapped Mr and Mrs Ledger and their daughter Hilda in Melbourne. Neighbours aided the couple after the blaze gutted their home. They received temporary refuge as windows and doors failed and their wedding gifts were spared amidst the danger.
The local wheat market rose about a lid per bushel with March delivery quoted around 8.71. Darcels were listed at 3 10 per bag with nominal bagging costs noted.
An overseas women's cricket match ended in a draw as England and Australia fielded strong sides. Both teams fought hard with notable wickets and runs, but the game concluded with the scores tied amid a tense finish.
A modest tremor near Auckland was felt in Hawke’s Bay causing minor concern while performers and audience carried on. Reports describe shaking in Mitre ings and municipal areas with no property damage. An artist adjusted during the show as the audience remained seated and attentive to the performance.
Sydney reports miners beware the Miners Federation says the Westend A Brown Company and coal owners associations across Northern Southern and Western districts will meet next week for vital talks no fixed date set yet. The miners press wage demand of nine to twelve pence per hour plus a ten hour week and removal of explosive restrictions as conditions for a settlement involving all parties.
A compact note from Sydney calendar pages mentions a quoted item for the day labeled 0B. The entry highlights an internal matter referenced as in the week’s edition, with no extended context provided.
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