28 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1937
Page
1
A young man, T. W. Jamies, visiting Bernard Mullane's dairy at Pymbie, was knocked to the ground by a bull. The animal trampled him in the mud before Mullane's husband intervened and managed to separate the creature. Jamies sustained bruises and was taken to safety for medical care.
Sydney report states the Minister for Labor and Industry announces a rule for hairdressing teachers. By August 1 they must obtain a license. after that date unlicensed teachers will face enforcement. All teachers must apply to the Hairdresser Apprenticeship Council for licensure.
Reported in Sydney, a surf-ski mishap yesterday afternoon capsized a craft with two occupants. One rescuer is noted, while another person is attended by onlookers as authorities investigate factors like tide and craft stability.
Eight year old ae Lentead nearly drowned at Briar Hill home river area. Father jumped in after sister Norm died, initiated search, found child unresponsive. Paramedics and doctor used artificial respiration. the girl revived and began treatment.
Weather note reports likely new record rainfall in Sydney for the month, with 18.0 inches set in June possibly to be exceeded. Mentions blood warnings and imagery of disturbances moving eastward, drawn from southern coastal authorities and local weather monitors.
Local merchants in Goulburn convened to discuss a resolution against cash orders and the acceptance of purchases. The meeting resulted in a firm stance by retailers to refuse certain cash transactions, signaling unified opposition among traders.
Police report a futile chase of a motor car stolen in New Castle. The pursuit ended when the car struck a barrier in Waterloo, leaving two occupants who escaped unharmed before officers could apprehend them.
Sydney editor of The Church standard reports a debate over liquor reform with calls to establish public houses where alcohol is available for those who desire it. The piece argues prohibition undermines moral training and suggests replacing moderate drinking policy with controlled public venues.
A British woman was shot during Basque action reported from London. The fragmentary text mentions Miss Beeble Bor faint Lynan, aged 8, noted as a governess in the Zubiris household, with unclear references to an Age War and local groups.
Readers observe a royal parade in Hyde with Australian troops marching past the royal stand. The scene includes a formal procession and noted spectators as the King attends the event.
London dispatch reports a joint Franco British plan to remedy loopholes in patrol controls. The proposal aims to cover gaps allowing ships and aircraft bound for Spain to evade existing enforcement, including vessels from non Spanish nations. A formal attempt will be made in mid January to unify the treaty framework and extend control to aircraft as well.
Berlin reports a troubling clash as church leaders critique Nazi officials while Vatican Concord talks complicate funding and state control. The era's tension over religious influence and financial ties fuels political strain across Europe.
David P. Brandt, in an address yesterday, stated that government railways should run 16 Sunday services for public convenience. He claimed most trains were run to permit travel to obtain drink, asserting railways would expand commercial activity while respecting statutory 20 mile travel limits.
Edward Coben, former fee manager of the Bigg Marketing Board, pleads guilty to stealing about £711 from the board amid a £800 accounting shortfall. He admitted to collusion with a man to misappropriate funds and to gambling linked to attempts to recoup losses. Proceedings were deferred to the next day.
Crawford III will face Von Cramm on Sunday in an upcoming match. He has been dealing with a sore throat and unusually high temperatures, and his condition has limited practice. He has been Wearby’s doctor and hopes to be fit to play tomorrow.
The latest forecast covers eastern inland districts with possible thunderstorms and rain. Temperatures will fall tonight with frost in highlands, while winds shift from west to north inland making for a chilly, misty, foggy day.
Mouday selectors recommended W. Pigg of Newcastle as captain and J. Radon of Queensland as vice captain for England. It is believed the Board of Control will accept the recommendation.
Market report from Sussex Street Sydney lists fluctuating prices for fresh produce. Items include eggs new laid and per unit, onions and other staples with varied per unit costs. The note reflects a routine trading day with multiple goods and irregular spellings.
Sydney market reporting a quiet day for wheat with bull parcels quoted at 54 1 bushel for March delivery. Trading notes indicate a subdued session and shared communication among traders on price direction.
Market notes from Homebush Fat Stock Sale today show 20,000 head penned with runs steady. Prices quoted 8 per 100 pounds for good quality beef and 2 dollars per hundred for inferior meat. Webiers and Boewes sold around 18 to 28 pounds with varied lots.
Woollahra voters face an incomplete tally as counting continues in the local election. Early reports show independents and party candidates contending, with local officials urging patience as ballots are processed.
Lottery No 416 in Kogarah with syndicate names including Mr HA Wits on Walker Street and Helen Clarke Alfred Street. Lattery No 427 will be drawn on Monday. tickets mention Sixth Street and West Kogarah areas with various local participants.
Mrs. Putnam departed for Durgan at 4 40 this morning after a Sunday departure from Here.
The AWU today applied for affiliation with the ALP branch in Queensland. The ALP Executive will consider the move on Friday night and approval would place AWU as a separate body under the ALP. The feud between the two organisations has persisted for years and influenced union sentiment in the state.
A dispute at PIT Street Congregational Church centers on the commercialization of sport on Sundays after Wey and Rub galt lastight at Tap Asime Kaw. The church debate highlights the broader issue of observed Sunday rest versus modern recreation.
In a London address, Hitler insisted Germany would defend itself and seek international solidarity after the Leipzig incident. He warned against misreading Western talks and emphasized self reliance, claiming Germany’s strength would protect its security. He said a joint demonstration was desired but Germany would act if trust was betrayed.
A fragment notes a unit price inquiry for Mandi By duey stating the price was 57.8 per unit. The legibility is limited and no further details are present.
Friday and Saturday fields produced strong results at the Bingara event. Highlights include Maulder Handicap first place Popout and Balourie Handicap top finish Young Yul, with multiple named horses and placings across the two days and several races noted for competitive times and close margins.
Goondiwindi track hosted races Friday and Saturday with Open Handicap led by Orby’s Gal finishing first, Bri isn’t Ory second, By Wedge third. Malden Handicap saw Mundine 1 Bunny Jem 2 Brownsichas 3, while First Novion Handicap awarded Mundine 1 and Star Weller Muniala Spevidy Sl 110.
Fragmentary OCR horse race notes list multiple horses and odds with many unreadable tokens. Names such as Beaul Cheval and Sunny Gema appear amid garbled phrases. The exact event, track, date, and official results cannot be determined from the provided text.
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