03 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
1
Reports from Shanghai describe intense fighting in the China Japan War with Japanese troops landing from transports and suffering casualties. A notable incident involved a unit choosing death over capture, while Chinese forces pressed near Peking as speculation of peace talks and further divisions circulated.
A late night car theft in a Sydney suburb led to a high speed chase and crash in which two youths were injured and later treated at hospital. Police say the stolen vehicle was recovered and two youths were charged with theft and related offences.
In Sydney Mr Davin and Master Butetienw Conference pushed regulation on coupons and concession tickets amid warnings the system harmed retail and could reward rivals. Mary James condemned coupon use as a disgrace and harmful to consumers. Authorities debated invasive measures to curb perceived coercion and price manipulation.
In Sydney a complex action involves Flopr Milling Co and a £1,750,000 issue linked to the Flour Acquisition Act. The High Court ruling on validity sparked fears that the state might have to refund £1,760,000 if the case proceeded, as much of the money had been passed to the public via higher bread prices.
State Lottery No 442 results list winners with syndicate names and addresses in Sydney. First prize attributed to Peter's Luck syndicate in Murrivale area. second prize to S Carer syndicate in Ascot. third prize to Unlucky Bob syndicate in Curimbal. fourth prize to Ether syndicate in Went Ryde. Lottery No 443 expected next draw on Wednesday.
Today's quotations indicate a steady market for wheat with prices quoted around 41 1/2 to 42 per bushel on March basis. Buyers and sellers faced limited demand with bagged and bulk lots priced to clear as traders noted cautious activity in the grain pit.
Market observers report very few sellers remaining in Sydney trading yesterday with delivery expectations for prompt shipment. Prices hovered around 4.0 shillings per bushel with storage charges cited. buyers paid similar rates for the same delivery window. Prices and quotes varied as traders noted minor activity and differing storage costs.
Arthur Jobin Williams faced a charge of stealing a rubber mat valued at 17 shillings 6 pence from wallet Lockrey after being seen at Tin Lim on August 26. Police say he possessed an unlicensed revolver. Williams was remanded until Wednesday next, with 20 pounds bail and one surety.
A Gosford Municipal Council meeting drew strong criticism from an alderman who called the plan idiotic. The council has used Waterslee Park to construct tennis courts and a bowling green intended mainly for Sunday use, prompting debate over the action and its impact on local sport.
The unit price of ln was quoted today at 58.2.
Weather page reports unsettled conditions with rain on the west and southern coasts, scattered squalls along the north east, and cool to cold temperatures across highland areas. Strong to gale force winds expected in exposed regions, with cooler nights and light coastal breezes.
A medical examination for young participants is proposed followed by targeted physical training. The plan aims to shape future bidding and leadership movement. Premier Mierens supports a reform aligning with recreation leadership goals. The Balution Department is urged to conduct child examinations and appoint a council to oversee safe teaching.
Canterbury racing list outlines Tinga selections for Saturdays programs. Divisions feature Park Stakes Mosenea and Avenor Square with contenders like Foley's Choice Rummage and Moonray in varied handicap events. Names include Bristol Pyamilion Joviad Son Blakes and Vermoine in the mixed fields.
Market report from Sussex Street in Sydney notes vegetable and produce prices with fragmented figures. Items include potatoes tasmanian onions chaff wheaten lucerne hay and various weight measures with ranges and notes on quality and units.
North America faces a rising infantile paralysis scare as over 200 deaths occur in the United States in a mild epidemic. In a single week 621 new cases are recorded and schools in six states have closed. Ontario hospitals are taxed. In Toronto five thousand children receive cine sulphate nasal spray, hoped to establish a preventive program.
In Meknes Morocco fifteen natives died and three soldiers were wounded amid protests over water shortages caused by drought following arrests of demonstrators targeting municipal services. The clashes reflect rising native discontent with local governance and resource distribution.
Sydney Priday reports no sheep or lamb sales at Melbourne sales ring as supplies were held over for Monday. Trade quiet with no transactions recorded.
Mr Justice Boyce in the Divorce Court today dismissed the Crown's Intervention in a divorce case and shortened the period of the decree to promote a stable family life. The judge noted the aim was to protect the expected child and his father’s rights while ensuring a respectable home environment.
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