19 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1938
Page
1
After an eight hour conference between Britain and France the communique states complete agreement on peaceful solution for the Czechoslovak position and a possible broader European peace settlement. The messy transcript notes Allied discussions, with reference to Chamberlain and various international actors.
Federal mining officials set relief rates during the coal strike period. The plan provides 140 for a man without dependents and varying amounts for youths and armed workers with dependents, aiming to support families and affected workers.
A garbled dispatch notes moves affecting the League Council and a probable departure by a key figure. The fragment cites Daily Trigraphs and other terms, indicating scheduling changes and potential league reshaping without clear names or dates.
In a Daily Mail interview Ward Price quotes Hitler stating that war would end only by ending the European crisis and that Germany’s defense plans would deter any assault. He asserts no desire for war with Britain while claiming preparations strengthen the western frontier and Maginot Line lessons.
Reuters dispatch from London reports a British French plan for Czechoslovakia. It outlines three elements: secession of parts of the Sudeten German area to the Reich, creation of cantons in other Sudeten zones with local vote on government, and security guarantees by France Britain and other Powers.
A Sydney report says a preliminary meeting between miners and coal owners is likely before Judge Beeby in the Federal Circuit Court next Friday to discuss funding for food supplies and resolve ongoing industrial tensions. The tentative talks seek to ease present strains and pave a path to peace in the industry.
The latest forecast predicts showers across most districts with a tendency toward frost overnight. Winds shift northwest, cooler temperatures spread across regions, with dense squalls in parts and marginally colder air in southern areas. The outlook cautions pockets of mint-like mist and colder air moving in from the west.
A fragmented entry from Sydney records shows a deed dated January, with names including N Wale and AG involved. The listing indicates a transfer or property action registered in the 43/5 cycle, reflecting local archival noting and party initials.
A girl sustained serious injuries after a fall described as roughly 60 feet. An ambulance arrived and carried her on a stretcher as onlookers reported confused details. The report lacks clear names, locations, or a definite event context.
A car crash near National Park injured two women identified as Mrs Busterworth and Mrs Fydeny while four other passengers escaped unharmed. The women were taken to Gates Hospital for treatment.
A fragmented OCR item reports on the Homebush fat stock market in Sydney with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits suggest cattle trading activity and market notes, but concrete figures, dates, or entities are missing or unintelligible.
Weather halted the tennis championships as rain delayed matches. Players and officials awaited clearer conditions, with scheduling adjustments likely to push games to later in the week.
A local advert showcases Robia Frocks and Blouses with a marvellous variety of styles and a splendid Tootal Guaranteed Fabsiic range inviting customers to view the collection.
Port Pine farmer Eduard Pares, 72, was found dead at the wheel of his tractor near his house. Police believe natural causes. investigation ongoing with no signs of foul play. Local authorities notified family.
Sydney Manday Marry Chaly died instantly when his car and motor ferry collided near Unawderra on Mriner's Highway. Saw Artie Jackson offered him a minute during the incident. Police and witnesses described the crash as severe with emergency crews attempting rescue efforts.
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