04 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
1
Premature public discussion threatens a Duke backed Anglo American trade pact. Official reluctance to reveal deliberations has sparked worry that only careful handling can save the pact, with stakes tied to sensitive negotiations.
Melbourne reports that a freight reduction deal between the Federal Government and shipping companies could save 400000 annually on wool shipments. The plan, expected to cut rates by a eighth of a penny per pound, may apply next season. Giraiders seek details on attached conditions.
Melbourne reports the High Court ruled yesterday that pensions under the Commonwealth Superannuation Act are liable to the New South Wales special income and wages tax.
Friday prices ruled on Sussex Street featuring Tasmanian potatoes at 4 to 1 cw, new-laid eggs 19 per dozen, butter 142 6 cwt, cheese mid to 1d th, honey 2d to 43d per lb, maize 611 to 62 per bus, onions 11 to 11 6 per cwt, millet 50 per ton, wheaten chat 43 to 6 49 ew l, lucerne 5 to 86, hay 1 to 86 ew, and lucerne 4 4 to 86 ew.
Friday Mr. Chaffey chief secretary said removing radio sets from hotel bars on race days in Newcastle district has had a good effect. Licenses on betting premises were exposed to a charge that could endanger them. Police in charge of the district reported illegal betting in hotels and the wireless being seen as a lure for bettors and followers.
The Spanish rebel general Mola and his aide de camp two pilots and two staff officers were killed when their airplane crashed in fog on reconnaissance over the Basque front in the mountains north of Spain. General de Vila will succeed him.
Cansdell's offers a wide range of undergarments for men and women, highlighting the Golden Fleece line. The ad emphasizes comfort and a broad selection, suggesting shoppers should trust Cansdell's for quality basics.
Paris reports the Duke of Windsor wed Wallis Warfield in a civil ceremony at Monts and a Church of England service at Chateau de Cande. The couple exchanged Welsh gold rings, greeted guests at a salon reception, then departed for honeymoon at Wasserloonburg amid widespread world telegrams and congratulations.
Eight injured in a dramatic collision at Flinders Street and Park Road Darlinghurst last night. A tram hit a bus, sending passengers flying amid splintered wood. a second tram halted nearby, then a third tram struck it trapping driver Richard Butcher, 47. Rescue crews freed him as others suffered minor wounds.
Mr Stevens told the annual MUC A founders' dinner that in the last three years the Government placed 23,000 youths in employment and engaged 560 as apprentices, highlighting gains in youth opportunity.
Sydney wheat prices eased following bearish North American crop estimates. Silo wheat traded early at 2 March basis, then 4/34 including storage charges, with 6 1/2d to 1d declines and occasional trades near 5s 11d. By close buyers posted 5s 1d as sellers asked 5s 2d. London market also closed easier per cable.
Resigned Roman Catholic coadjutor Archbishop of Sydney Sheehan surprised church circles announcing his departure. He plans to return to Ireland later this year after a holiday and hopes to end his ars in work and prayer in the Holy City. The Apostolic Delegate conveyed the Holy See's gratitude for his service in Sydney.
London report states on Thursday that Mr. Lyons declined an invitation to visit President Roosevelt in Washington. The decision follows ongoing diplomatic exchanges and a postponement of travel plans.
The Associated Press reports the Imperial Conference Air Communications Committee aims to finalize a pact Monday on establishing trans-Tasman and trans-Pacific Empire air services. Only a few details remain, including management of the trans-Tasman route.
A report from Rabaul says W Elworthy's niece, an electrical engineer with a local firm, was climbing a crater wall to photograph when volcanic activity began. Search found ashes and boulders but no trace of Elworthy. Brigadier General McNicoll expects Rabaul to resume full operations within weeks. The Sydney Chinese Consul General conveyed sympathy and offered assistance to the 800 Chinese residents in New Guinea.
A press message from Rabaul notes no food shortage among residents. Estimated shipping loss in the harbor stands at about £5,000, insured. Burns Philp motor ship Nepstuna due at Rabaul June 24 with 26,000 tons of rice. German steamer Friderun aiding in rescue of the Aliva crew, expected today or tomorrow.
The Inverell Jockey Club launched its Newmarket meeting before good attendance. First Maiden Handicap of £15 featured Crimson Promise as favorite at 6 to 4 with Scarlet Sheen and Sly Anna next in the betting. Won by a length with a second and third by a neck, time 0:50.4. Second event, First Novice Handicap, saw John Laird win by two lengths, betting led by John Latro and Chatsworth at 2 to 1, time 1:18. Second day included Inverell Newmarket Handicap of £50, with Boobera the 2 to 1 favorite alongside Haile Selassie and Extra Mount, won by half a length, time 1:15. The winter meeting continued amid brisk betting and close finishes.
A lorry near Appin crashed into three trees early today, killing 24 year old Mark Meehan instantly. James Meehan, 26, survived long enough to seek help after suffering severe injuries. he and Harry Parnell, 24, had been en route to work when the crash occurred.
Police report four cases of gelignite containing 2000 plugs stolen yesterday from a magazine at McLean Construction Limited works in Northbridge. Investigators say children are unlikely to be responsible due to the effort required to move the explosives.
The Federal Government plans a flying boat base at Rose Bay subject to satisfactory arrangements with the State authorities and will announce details once state agreements are complete.
Wheat prices eased by a penny per bushel in today’s market. Bulk parcels quoted at 1 March basis and bagged lots at 4 5.
Minister for Works and Local Government said relief works in New South Wales cannot be perpetuated. He warned shires seeking ongoing aid that they would not succeed and noted some want "something for nothing." He rejected delaying reply to restore the ten percent subsidy and observed conferences often pass resolutions with few delegates present.
The father of Walter Sydney Mans Ned, a three year old missing from a Darlinghurst flat since May last year, suspects foul play. A letter claimed to be from the missing child’s supposed writer is believed by the father to be a forgery.
The Jockey Club set for Friday and Saturday June 18 and 19 with an attractive programme of five events each day. Two prize races were deleted and replaced by back races for novices at £10. Nominations close with secretary Mr Stan J Graves on Monday June 7 at 8 pm. Telephone number is Texas 11.
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