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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
1
War updates from London report Italian ships bombed as Franco’s party faces calls for negotiation. A newspaper interview with Franco defends Spanish civilization and claims a victory is near, while insurgents advance on Bilbao amid casualties and destruction.
A report into a railway level crossing collision near Hawkebury shows the Richmond line crash at Plarendan during the show caused by level crossing gates left open. Investigators cite gate faults and delayed signaling at Clarendon station as key factors in the fatal bus collision involving John Uriah Woods.
A motorist was attacked by two men on Bequnyntt Street in Hamilton during the night. He was struck and dragged toward an adjacent fence before escaping and seeking help. The assailants fled. the victim sustained wounds and received admission for treatment.
A deputation organized by the Teachers' Federation met Miluenilou to protest the introduction of military training in state schools. A minister stated he could not grant the request to exclude cadet programs while confirming nine state schools would proceed with the plan.
Fragmentary report from Friday night events in the Woollahra Electorate shows supporters of a party figure urging reforms. The remarks touched on strengthening party organization and not engaging in a detente with the current system while preselection issues linger.
In Sydney on Friday the Council of the Commercial Motor Vehicle Proprietors and Transport Association set plans to push the Transport Co-ordination Act at the forthcoming State Parliamentary elections. The Motor and Transport Dealers League issued a declaration urging action and addressed harmonizing transport policy.
Sydney report notes a softer day for the wheat market yesterday with a cautious, speculative tone. Buyers remained active while sellers pressed, and the price hovered near parity as shorts covered. Bagged wheat traded around 9s 4d per bushel, with UK imports steady and US movement affecting sentiment.
Police report a couple sustained non serious injuries after a shooting in Melbourne. Witnesses describe a man firing a rifle at the pair as others panic and call for help.
The report outlines new proposals by Premier Btu and government ministers affecting income tax, securities, and public finances. It notes changes to incidence of income tax, accelerated payments of fixed salaries, and potential adjustments to railway and telegraph services.
An Italian steamer Madde bound from Port Sudan to Cine was attacked by Spanish planes near Gibraltar. Bombs fell around the ship, causing casualties and damage. The alert mentions a panic, a forepeak explosion, and several crew killed as planes departed after the strike.
Adrian Quist appears to be improving after illness and is set to travel to England next Wednesday. The Australian player spent time in hospital and is nearing full strength as he ends the week with Trienda on Long Island.
The readable lines mention a date marker March with uncertain context and a nominal figure 8/21, suggesting a brief item about planned activity or prices. Names and places are unclear, leaving a sparse, non-specific clipping with no definite event or outcome to frame.
Market notes from Sydney show a rural, fragmented price list with dried goods and fodder items. Items include maize and hay with assorted weights and prices, reflecting a rough colonial trading post report in terse figures and scattered units.
Tomorrow's Rosehill races feature a muddled lineup with a three-year-old handicap and a two-year-old event. Contenders include Murdle, Musttalio, Ben Bowihorne, and Munici in the main event, while Muailli's Pride and Constant Light appear in supporting stakes. Race details and betting notes remain unclear due to OCR garble.
The ship Sea Adventure arriving in Sydney from Melbourne to Newcastle encountered a sick crew. The medical officer boarded during anchorage and reported all patients suffering from a mysterious ailment, while the crew received essential care and supplies to reach port.
Labor Party active in Sydney aims to win three seats in New South Wales in the forthcoming federal elections. Contestants include Richmond New England and Cowper with candidates confident of gains. Incumbent seats at Warrington and North Sydney currently held by A Parkhill and W M Hiltiés respectively.
Government proposes on site betting facilities in the Sydney metro area with telegraphic trading for coast residents. Banking partners Randwice and Warwick Fulch are the sole Sydney rack services available for placing papers and access to the market remains limited.
A woman named Vera Byatt of Varras muita was driving in Gordon when her car suddenly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake. The vehicle sped forward and struck a brick fence, causing minor injuries to her and a bystander. Dinah Ssesped and others reported only slight cuts and bruises.
An incident near Ashford involved Mr. M. New, an employer, who was attacked by a blood horse while riding. He sustained severe leg injuries and was taken to the Detroit Hospital where doctors treat injuries from the fall as the horse suddenly struck. The horse belonged to Mr. George Kneipp and caused a serious accident that required medical attention.
In Sydney, Friday, Pat Doyle, 26, a mechanic, faced murder charges for the killing of Frederick Hartup, 23, boxer, shot in Mardiekville on May 20. The jury was discharged after a plea dispute, a fresh jury impaneled, and the Crown attorney stated prior remarks by a judge about juror agreement.
Mrs Putnam arrives in Calcutta amid formal welcome events. Local officials and staff greet her upon arrival, with plans for a briefing on regional affairs and cultural engagements in the city.
Report details Scully welcomed by West Tamworth Labor supporters amid election prep. The by election topic dominates discussion as supporters praise past service and future party leadership. Residents note town familiarity with Scully and anticipate a favorable outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a walk event including a supervisor and schedule. Names and places are unclear. The passage references a Mr Campbell and a Western district activity with a Sunday timing and several participants.
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