30 Jun 1937
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
1
An old advertisement fragment lists counteraction prices for various items including ladies' dull kid handbags and men’s Machane Sow goods. The text shows unit prices like 1K per pair and 6 11 for a handbag, with several misread product names and misspellings. The overall message highlights discounted counteraction pricing and a window display.
Labor and dairy groups in Sydney protest rising butter and cheese prices, arguing wage increases cannot offset living costs. Officials urge a federal inquiry into food prices while Union leaders claim the price rise helps only farmers, viewing it as a partial recovery of losses from a low market.
A Sydney market report notes a strong advance for wheat at City market with prices around 88 per bushel for silo parcels and speculative activity limited. Buyers show reluctance, sellers hold firm, and overall demand for flour and wheat remains lackluster as market watchers and shippers observe developments.
A vehicle crash near Pendle Hill, Sydney, left one person dead and several injured. The car left the road after colliding with a pole, and toppled into a ditch. Parama B Hospital admitted the injured. Names like Delton and Kathleen Wills appear in the fragmented report.
In Branxton Colliery Sydney a large explosion killed or injured many as gelignite stored under a wall detonated. Authorities believe the blast was deliberate with about six pounds of explosive going off, marking the area’s first blast in twelve months and causing damage five miles away.
The French Finance Minister Bennett presented a government bill granting decrees to manage credit and stabilize the economy. The chamber backed the measure 208 to 142 with 18 abstentions, authorizing actions through August 31 and outlining steps to restore growth, balance the budget, and defend the currency.
A jumble of garbled text mentions Sydney weather history and a forecast of more showers. Mr. Mates predicts continued wet conditions, with references to June morning timing and coastal influence.
London reports Germany and Italy oppose Britain’s plan for non intervention in the Spatah coast crisis the Reich and Rome insist on impartial control terms while Britain France Spain back away and delay actions as diplomats debate.
The 9 am forecast for 24 hours warns of thunderstorms and showers in western areas. Increasing winds and unsettled conditions continue with shower activity, thunder and lightning. Expect cooler night temperatures around 40 F in exposed areas with strong gusts and fog in some zones.
Sydney writers acting for Rev A J Bingley secretary to Bathurst Ministers Fraternal file two Supreme Court writs. One targets J H Woolfe secretary of the Rugby League Club for 4008 under the Sunday Observance Act. The other targets Ay Smeaton vice president for 8001 over a water keeper at a match not admitted before Rev Bingley entered the ground. Writs aim to establish a legal principle.
In Sydney on Wednesday the Lin unit price was quoted at 0H. The report notes pricing activity with several units affected and market uncertainty prevailing through midweek trading.
Sydney buyers show firm demand with higher bid levels for bulk wheat lots. March basis quotes indicate sharper gains amid a supportable market mood, with traders noting adjusted valuations for sizeable parcels and broader market strength in the grain sector.
A garbled report notes that a cabinet has decided on substantial duties for likely several years, with the government already ready to incur around £800 for works. An additional delegation of funds is implied as a possibility, while residents question procurement and potential bribes related to cross-city projects.
Wimbledon coverage centers on the women’s singles quarterfinals with top contenders Madame Mattress facing sharp competition. Notable results include Saint Laurent’s team defeating rivals and quick advances by Myriam Morte in doubles. Outcomes reflect a tense, crowded day with several matches producing narrow margins and upsets in the London arena.
Market prices listed for Sussex Street in Sydney show varied livestock and produce quotes, including ewe bits, cheese, maize, onions, and lucerne hay. Readings include totals and unit prices, with many figures and abbreviations indicating fluctuating values in a day’s market report.
The following matches are listed for next Saturday in the men s division with home teams first. Ellerslie versus Eslersité, Thyerell against Hans Yuen VAvaleMs, A Grade mixed divisions include Warley versus Warrawee, Carinya versus Presbyterian Bellevue, and BL Angfew s a Grade mixed division with Allway Methodiat BV facing Police Railway and Methodist 1. Other fixtures include Allawah byes and matches for Rovers Quiamong and Catholic Club.
The NAW and Queenalay members of the Australian Corona tion Contingent arrived in Sydney for a holiday and were greeted warmly by crowds. Colonel EY Lind praised the exemplary conduct of the troops abroad, noting how they impressed in Belgium France and at Bardon towns. Returned diggers spoke of marriages with French women and shared that the troops received a loyal welcome.
A quiet wedding followed at St Augustine’s Church of England with Henry Trmne Lennon daughter of Mr J. James of Inverell joining Gordon Wilfred, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Bi icn, Inverell. The bride wore cream crepe de chine and carried chrysanthemums, with bridesmaids in pink frocks. The ceremony was by Mr Walter Underwood, followed by a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Nolan.
Acting Prime Minister Fraser told a Auckland reception that since 2014 New Zealand stood closer to world war due to the spread of European germ warfare blamed on imperial powers. He said people asked if he had received practical information on the European situation and warned about rising tensions.
Ottawa reports an alarming position for Canadian wheat. Saskatchewan fields are largely devoid of hope while Alberta relies on an early harvest. Manitoba and Ontario show poor prospects with rising concern over yield and grain prices.
A Belfast clergyman was fined ten pounds in a contempt of court case. The preacher, identified as a former moderator, faced charges over remarks made at a General Assembly meeting. The incident occurred at the Belfast location where the accused was summoned and fined.
Fragmentary report notes a drawn cricket test match in London with players named Tusa Th Soares Bulanaga Hurdgtatr Barnwell Cowie Ruben Zemland and Robins. Partial score details and bowling mentions appear, including 75 by Zemland and 441 total perhaps.
London report: England triumphs over Australia in a women’s cricket match with notable bowling figures and key performances. Australia set 292. England chase details unclear but secured victory. Players Priya, Antonie, and Louk noted among standout contributors.
Kensington racing card delayed by WP Weather and late-arriving officials. The meeting, originally set for today, will be run Monday with Dreamaay as the titled event and local organizers urging spectators to note the new date.
A garbled report states bread prices will drop by one thrine per loaf in the Sydney metropolis from Monday with a noted rise in flour costs. The change is linked to members of a local baker association and mentions June as the effective period.
Brisbane wool sales this week show competition from German, French, and Trailan buyers. Queensland lots include Langton Downs Chermont Western and Hillview Park with prices ranging 21 to 24 shillings, noting several breaks and a generally firm value trend at week’s close.
A deputation from a workers' group in Sydney urged Premley Brew to support wage increases. The meeting, held at the Trades Mall, outlined demands for higher base pay and better conditions, with a broad call for action from local unions and affiliated associations.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.