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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1940
Page
2
The piece accuses UAP plotters of weakening Australia’s war effort and urges bold Labor declarations. It contrasts McKell Curtin Lang with New Zealand and condemns leaders for not warning the public about dangers to democracy and the empire.
The page lists next Friday yarding of fat sheep, lambs, fat and store cattle, a university scholarship vote by Moree Council rejecting subscription, a Methodist Street Stall for ALF support on June 4 with jam and sponge entries by Wolfe's Bakery, a call for conscription support from local bodies, garage prize lists for Wood Parade, a plea to cow owners, rain totals for Inverell West, knitting wool ads, a light horse parade in June at Moree and drovers route updates, plus a firearm accident inquiry at Guyra court and dam access changes on Spring Gully road.
Passengers on Friday from Inverell to Sydney included Miss M Walker Puka widgee Bukiquila and Mr J R Mills with nicknames for destinations. Monday’s list added Miss J Barnett Camelot Delungra Mr A W Doel Inverell and Mrs J G Parkman Koroon. Mr M Crook Jnr of Nullamanna was hosted before leaving for Grafton for Air Force training then to Richmond and Canada under Air Force plans.
A man with a bullet wound head was admitted to St Vingent’s Hospital after a shooting in Darinehiurs Lane. Police reported the incident but no suspect was identified at the time and the victim gave a partial account of the event.
Local golf spotlight centers on Bert MicAski and other top players contesting a Saturday meet. The article highlights MicAski’s sharp form and notes rivals and scores across several holes, with references to multiple clubs and regional standings.
The Namoi-Walgett District Ambulance Service orders a second ambulance now under construction in Newcastle and due for delivery in about three weeks. The addition will improve efficiency amid increased work and better district organization. Council notes urged action on Tingha public committee room building deemed unsafe and to be condemned after health inspections and fines.
Fragmentary notes describe 3 laundry and occupation on Urabatta Street with Kah reportedly owned by Mr D Hag. The limited text hints at a property dispute or occupancy issue linked to local figures.
In Sydney Arthur Lanedford faced three charges for illegal use of a motor car driving under the influence and driving without a license. He was remanded to appear tomorrow. The case references an alleged car owned by Mr Nesbit and linked to bowls on Saturday.
Kindergarten union reports that no child who attended kindergarten later appeared before a county court. Officials claim early education reduces legal trouble, with assurances from community leaders about program success.
An obituary notice honors Pa Crite AP Brath Teer, highlighting family ties and local ties. The piece lists affiliations with community groups and notes the burial plans and remembrance details, reflecting a traditional obituary style from the era.
A mixed field of bowlers at the local green staged the Mugs Challenge with teams led by Furlong and Johnston. Furlong’s foursome defeated Middleton and teammates 22 to 10 as Fur long showed superior form and run-through shots in front of a lively weekend crowd.
A local carnival raised funds through raffles and donations within Oakwood and Evans Street. Brissett's committee усили delivered a清 competition that netted about 259 pounds with 2218 pounds from Brissett's raffles. prizes await winners at Walter Wilson's office.
Miss Blanche Follet Biely daughter of Mr and Mrs HC Biely of Inverell wed Mr Charles R. Mair son of Mrs and the late Mr O C Muir of Annandale. The ceremony at Allens Church of England featured a bridal chorus from Tasha, with a white satin gown and bouquet. The Evergreen Hockey Club links and a silver mounted entree dish plus telegrams marked the celebratory events.
A large turnout at Ashford on Saturday saw medical officers overwhelmed as recruits signed up. The national press notes Dr R A Black and speakers Major McPhee Warrant Officer Shatwell Sept McKinnon with Mr W H Coad at Tingha leading appeals. A published list shows men who have enlisted and passed preliminary medicals at the local recruiting office, with many names including AR Warehoun Boland Bath Silke Coyne Bates Quinn Rooke Larkin Petit Ker Dow Kent Parr Richards Billsborough Southam Galvin Ford Barnes Bonner and many others.
A Kiama Council tribute notes Mr Harold Lyons for the council's handling of rates and arrears. The report praises alertness and perseverance, lauds council staff, and commends the authority for excellent records and compliance with the relevant Act. The Mayor moves adoption of the mold, calling it one of the best seen.
In Friday's Times a dairyman Mr PM Burtenshaw explains he must discontinue his afternoon deliveries because his eligible sons are enlisted. A Crazer volunteer named Mr X offered to deliver milk. Burtenshaw thanks him but says cutting one daily winter delivery will suffice.
Reports from seven and seven a side matches note Guyra scorers Starr Pearsop McIntyre McKay and Meeks five points with reserves beaten. Inverell reserves lost 7 3 at home with R Hall scoring for the visitors. Glen Innes defeated Tenterfield 21 10 in the Gold Cup match. Group 12 beat Group 4 by 19 to 18 at Narrabri after a tight first half. Dr Gardner stars in Group 5 as the country week trial continues with Group 8 vs Group 1 next Sunday.
A Saturday lab meeting at the Golf Club Hall considered steps to raise funds for wartime needs. Members pledged support for a forthcoming minesweeper drive and a large function at the club to boost contributions, aiming to gather significant donations and show duty in organizing war efforts.
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