10 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
1
Four were killed including a non intervention officer Edward Jones and a seaman Bulloch. Frango warships and rebel planes bombed Penser area as French vessels faced attacks.
Dr Grace Cwithbert, SV Director of Maternal and Baby Welfare, addressed the Education Conference accusing men of apathy toward clinics for mothers and babies. She urged urgent establishment of two centers in the metropolitan area and warned that public indifference worsens the handicap. she cited figures on childhood care in New South Wales.
Unclear OCR yields jagged fragmentary note on French tennis quarterfinals with references to Abe Evant and mixed doubles, mentions of New York and Hopman Cup, several garbled names, and stray terms. No coherent match details available.
Fragmentary text reports the Central Council of the Miners Federation formulating sustenance plans and weighing a commonwealth wide strike. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A historical report notes a wool trade milestone with a tally of 1 079 530 bales reached last year. The article references market activity, exports and price dynamics affecting the wool industry and trade balance.
Non-combatants leaving as Chinese fortify Hankow during a tense period. The article notes evacuation efforts and mobilization near the city, with civilians moving away from potential fighting fronts while authorities prepare defense measures and coordinate aid.
Market report notes steadier wheat quotes in Sydney trading. Quotes show modest moves amid global price cues, with traders watching demand signals and weather forecasts for key producing regions.
A sparse Sydney field note reports a Japanese party and an embargo on iron ore delivery. No clear date, names, or organizations are consistently stated, leaving the status and parties involved vague and uncertain.
A fragmented notice reports indigenous participants and fans linked to a local event at Peek Tub area. The readable text mentions Aboriginal involvement and attendee activity, with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR.
Sydney wool market reports show trading activity with fluctuating prices as buyers and sellers negotiate quality fleece offerings amid variable demand and seasonal demand indicators for the upcoming quarter.
The article outlines a heated discussion surrounding a BYUNEW policy as leaders seek a balance between innovation and regulation. Key figures cited include officials from BYUNEW and local government, with emphasis on potential impacts for residents and businesses.
An unclear fragmentary item references a person or event with multiple garbled words and names. Readable elements suggest a local news blurb or notice but key facts are not discernible.
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