15 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1937
Page
1
Tuesday wool prices fell five to fifteen percent from the previous mules with buyers hesitant and bidding irregular. The market rejected the absence of Japanese buyers as launches from Australian sites and withdrawals were heavy. Only 4800 of 7 offered were sold while merino prices dropped five to ten percent and crossbred and coarse wool declined eight to seven percent.
The Italian government announced Italy would not participate in the Mediterranean anti piracy patrol scheme, citing lack of absolute parity with other powers. Britain and France will run patrols to the Dardanelles entrance while participants along the Mediterranean coast pledge mercenary support to the operating fleets. The report notes the aim to defend Russian war materials to Spain and to back a movement that could redirect Mediterranean commerce, with further naval actions described in a broad, fragmentary London dispatch.
Weather outlook indicates escalating showers and cold fronts moving across the region. Winds become northwesterly with squally bursts likely, followed by stronger gusts reaching into evening. Snow anticipated in higher elevations and lingering into night. temperatures expected to dip, with risk of icy patches on exposed roads.
Sydney report notes a unit price figure for iy RA, with details fragmentary and unclear due to OCR issues. The readable portion lists a quoted price and references to Sydney market context amid partial financial data.
In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Eden urged the League to back a partition plan for Palestine but warned Britain could not proceed without League approval. He suggested the Council form a special body to negotiate with Arabs and Jews and to present detailed proposals for partition to the British government.
Sydney report says Mr. Mares forecasts unsettled weather in the Far West within 24 hours, with the outlook likely extending through the state within 44 hours. Weather expect precipitation and cooler conditions as a broad system moves in from the west, affecting adjacent regions.
A government launched scheme offers free medical services on Fridays for unemployed and other needy residents. The program aims to cover adults and children not in employment who require treatment, with clinic staff providing care at public facilities and extending to those with prescriptions and routine medical needs. The initiative emphasizes accessibility for those unable to pay.
A Sydney fat stock market tally shows mixed trade with some prices firm and others weaker. Buyers and sellers reported varied demand as 27,000 sheep featured in the day’s trade amid quality concerns and standout sales for certain woolly and dirtier lots, while lambs showed notable movement despite overall softness.
Sydney dispatch notes wheat quotations with modest advances in the local market. Prices listed show slight gains and varied bids across futures and spot, reflecting broader trading cues and export demand.
Market report from Sussex Street Sydney lists a range of commodity prices with entries for onions melons and wheat. The garbled text records items such as cheese honey and onions with varied price figures and units, reflecting a daily vendor price snapshot. Due to OCR corruption some figures and names are unclear.
Mary Smythe aged 42 died instantly yesterday morning in Sydney after being knocked down by a tram on New Southend road. The accident occurred near the house where she was staying in Rowe Bay. Reports describe the scene as grim with injuries to the neck and limbs.
Richards defeats Rayner by points in a boxing match reported with unclear venue and date. The source includes fragmented text and inconsistent names, but the outcome shows Richards winning on points and the bout described as a boxing contest. Names and details are partially garbled.
Reports from Sydney show a firmer wheat market with delivery values steady and prompt parcels trading. Prices improved modestly with buyers seeking immediate shipments and notable activity around December and January delivery windows across Australian ports.
Hollywood gossip notes Chaplin intends to abandon his tramp persona and proceed with a new on screen identity. Paulette Goddard reportedly will also appear in the films as details unfold, with focus on fresh characters and production plans.
Unemployed representatives disrupted the North Sydney Council chamber during a meeting. Police intervened to restore order after several individuals were escorted to the street. The council resumed proceedings amid tense scenes and concerns for safety.
Joseph Manning, 31, was found in a gutter at the Palmer and Barton Street intersection last night with severe injuries. He was rushed to hospital in a coma and unable to recount how the attack occurred.
Sydney and New South Wales engine drivers and firemen union held meetings in Lithgow Wollongong Thirroal Newcastle KurrKurland Den Hoek to consider a proposed new award. The union executive fixed a fine for noncompliance to secure a representative talk with coal owners chaired by Mr Justice Carin, as the union backs a potential industrial action.
A garbled Australian lottery notice outlines a Sydney draw with names, places, and figures obscured by OCR errors. The fragment mentions participants and a local street address, with inconsistent numbers and dates, reflecting a noisy record of a state lottery event.
Police hunt a well-dressed man touring suburbs posing as a detective. He passes counterfeit bank notes to pawnbrokers and shopkeepers under pretexts involving serial numbers and alleged ritual items, aiming to remove notes from circulation.
A man asked a Sydney police officer on Ring Street Monday who a person named William Rupert Evans was. Evans, 30, was identified by his mother, wife, and brother, with others present. Investigators believe he may have fallen after a delayed concussion at his home on Redferne Street on Sunday.
Federal politics report notes the House of Representatives approved measures in a rushed afternoon session, after a brief sitting. The Defence Equipment Bill, 'Dale 0 voridate' claim amendments and excise remedies are among items, with a practice control board and dried produce control board also mentioned.
Salvation Army announces a Blue Bird Fair to be held at the School of Arishell on Wednesday and Thursday, featuring a self-denial fete, an opening at 7 o clock with an attractive programme, dinner served from noon, and a display of items by the organization.
Rosebery race day yields mixed results with three and four year olds in a handicap. Will Rogers claims a win in the main division while second division sees Tox Comedy and Bosambo among top finishers. Scratchings and unsettled entries appear scattered through the report with several horses listed in odds terms and weights.
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