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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1940
Page
1
Germans extend attack along a wide Aisne sector with about 40 divisions and cross the line in two places. French counter‑attacks stop their advance. about 2,000,000 Germans are involved in the effort to crush France, as General Weygand appeals for standfast and Allied resolve.
Four messages indicate Northern Indians or Norinepians withdrawing arms as Britain and France finalize disembarkation of Allied troops. Probable discussion suggests the King of Norway may be moved to England for safety or custody as regional fronts shift.
Australia must mobilize immediately to secure the nation, says Federal Opposition Leader Curtin at a Perth patriotic gathering. He warns of political delay and outlines wartime measures including more rifle clubs and broader recruiting across NSW and country districts. The campaign seeks 12 new clubs and a country recruitment drive to reach 14 000 members. Local committees and church groups are mobilizing to support nationwide conscription and volunteer recruitment.
The minister for commerce stated there were no new negotiations affecting the average price of wool currently, noting no changes in the rate at which the national wool stock is acquired. Officials emphasized stability and ongoing oversight of price movements in the sector.
The State Cabinet will on Wednesday decide the fate of William Girif fits a 34 year old hotel keeper and Robert F ward Hepturn 42 jailer who are under sentence of death. The former was found guilty of the murder of Evelyn Grace Gabelli and Hepburn for the murder of Arthur Charles Lampahire at Jonnal on March 2.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Premere Moir denying a wartime Sunday entertainments claim. The garbled text references law and public sentiment, with scattered phrases about a potential premier and entertainment plans amid wartime constraints.
Sydney and surroundings recorded a chilly morning with temperatures near four degrees, the lowest since December last year when it was 42. The state's low yesterday reached four degrees at Klandra in the southern tableland, while at Urailo it stood at four degrees.
Moscow radio reports Italy and Russia have resumed diplomatic relations amid surprise given recent Moscow warnings to Italy against invading Yugoslavia. The message names no specific dates or officials and reflects cautious Western reaction to the move.
Report from a foreign air crash states Cobber Kain of the DFO was killed. The casualty drew attention at sea and in England where family members prepare to attend. No further accident details are provided.
A rowing boat with Sur sey Moni Hebert Albert Willian Met arn A. geet Robert Vibert Ederard Herd Oo and others overturned while six miles off Utherland on Saturday. Survivors struggled as dawn broke, with one man clinging to debris until rescue. Coastguard and local anglers searched the sea for missing crew members.
The Federal Attorney General Mr Hughes said last night that Italians in Australia who sided with Germany would face consequences. He criticized the German articles published in local papers and noted most Australians read little German content, arguing the government would not suppress German views in the press.
A National Emergency Services meeting in Sydney will consider two major policy changes aimed at civilian protection. Minister Bouwvner indicates reforms modeled on the British system may be adopted, with details to follow tomorrow.
Tin prices climb as market watchers note supply constraints and steady demand from manufacturing sectors. Analysts point to political and logistical factors affecting shipments, with observers predicting continued volatility into the coming months.
Central market bulks reported varied quotations for wheat in Sydney with bulk lots priced per parrel and per bushel. The notes show trading activity and pricing markers for the commodity amid fluctuating demand.
A garbled OCR note from Sydney markets mentions Selmi Pratt and Tamia Fags with unclear figures and dates. It references a price of 49 to 5 and a line about a sale or bid at Susne bien ON ad i. The fragment lacks clear actions or outcomes.
In Alexandria the market reports fluctuating prices for lucerne and oats with varied offerings. Prices range across multiple lots including 4 to 6 and 7 to 8 categories, reflecting a lively trading scene at the Alex areria Clwb Wheaten.
Sydney weather bulletin notes a 12 noon forecast for the next four hours with expected conditions and brief wind and temperature indications. Local forecast suggests changes through the afternoon with possible showers and mild temperatures.
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