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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1936
Page
1
Paris reports that Defence Minister Daladier and Radical Socialists leader Campinchi warned workers against play in strikes. They condemned capitalist excesses while urging obedience to leaders and stressing that continued factory occupations threaten production and national defence.
London dispatch describes fierce Moors and Loyalists clashing on Talavera front with heavy casualties and fortifications. Moors chant Arabic war songs before attacks, seize positions, and threaten Madrid road as Majorca reportedly fallen to Italians with naval and air material landing at Palma under strong batteries.
In Kalgoorlie on President Street Charles Edward McLean 41 died after being shot by Sydney Gilbert Green 41 a former mercantile seaman. Mrs McLean alerted Sergeant Walsh who found Green with a revolver. Green fired killing McLean then shot himself on the verandah leaving a left temple wound. A quarrel over Green's ties to Miss McLean is cited as the motive.
In Sydney on Monday Acting Premier Bruxner and Justice Minister Martin may represent the New South Wales Government at the coronation festivities. Two Labor party members are also likely to be invited to join the trip.
A B Eagle monoplane from the Cardiff Aero Club looped into telegraph wires near the Ellwell home, crashed in a field and burst into flames. Occupants Maurice Keen G Berg and A B Ellwell, witnesses report, were incinerated as spectators and fire brigade failed to save them.
Sydney report states cattle sheep and horse disease research will be funded in perpetuity from a 50 000 trust. Graziers' Association trustee is Perpetual Trustee Co. Ltd. The gift, from Sydney Burdekin of Bathurst district, is for the U S W Graziers Association via a seven member committee, with provisions for independent control if the graziers' body dissolves. Burdekin died aged 63 leaving 41 900 in total estate.
A Marrickville Labor League meeting condemned expulsions and approved resisting the State ALP Executive by not nominating candidates for the Cook Federal seat. The defiance marks a victory for sitting MP J. S. Gordon who was expelled for alleged disruptive tactics.
Roger Francis, critically injured when his two companions were killed in a motor car crash in Liverpool early yesterday, died last night. The accident occurred during pre-dawn hours as the vehicle overturned and emergency services attended the scene. Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision.
Tin market report notes the unit price at 43 shillings per ton with multiple buyers and sellers observing the latest quotation. Inquiries rise as traders assess supply, demand, and potential export implications for the week.
City market report shows wheat on the City market quoted at bulk 47 bushels and bagged 1. At Alexandria price listed as 5 210% ky, unclear due to OCR.
London Sunday Lloyd George says Germany does not seek European war and is arming for defence not aggression. He argues a Russo German war is impracticable for at least ten years unless attacked, and Germany cannot be ready to attack anyone in that period.
Melbourne reports a 24 hour police pursuit after two men fled a jeweller’s shop near Maryborough. One suspect escaped on foot near Wildwood, the other tangled in barb wire and was arrested for robbery.
Homebush market today quoted 2200 head of cattle with bullocks 5 to 13 pounds, cows 3 to ?, best beef 40s per hundred pounds, good 44s, medium 27s, inferior 34s. Sheep yarded 26,000 head with prime lambs firm and other classes softer. hoggets 15 to 30s, ewes 15 to 30s, lambs 15 to 32s, shorn sheep 12 to 24s.
Bernard Koehler Nazi chief economic expert declared that Hitler's four year plan aims to overthrow capitalism and move Germany toward a socialist state like Russia. He described stricter state control, curtailed private enterprise, and extended National Fatherland programs with greater material self sufficiency and new manufacturing methods. He claimed rubber substitutes are already in unlimited production and standard methods will lower costs.
Robert McLean, formerly chairman of the Armdale and Hay Land Boards and a former South Wolumba teacher near Bega, died at his Five Dock residence last night at age 88. He resigned from the Education Department to join the Lands Department as a draughtsman.
Miss Delahunty suffered concussion as an explosion blamed on a bath heater shattered a South Street flat in Double Bay. A hole blew through the floor and ceiling of the flat below, with gas leakage thought to have entered the space between units.
A Tiger Moth training plane overran its landing ground at Kingsford Smith aerodrome in Sydney and crashed into a stationary plane near the hangar. The Tiger Moth sustained nose and wing damage and the tail unit broke. Pilot and passenger escaped injury.
John Pillack a 36 year old nightwatchman at the showground was brutally attacked by two men who climbed the fence last night. He lay dazed for thirty minutes before boarding a tram to a hospital where he was diagnosed with concussion and a broken nose.
Sussex street market in Sydney reports daily prices for staples including Tasmanian potatoes at 6 10 to 0 owl Eyes new laid butter at 142 6 cwt cheese at pid to 16dlb honey at sid bo 4id maize 46 bus oats 2 to 23 bua onions 17 to 18 cwl millet to 55 ton chait wheaten 4 to 46 cwt oaten 39 to 49 lucerne 46 to 6 D hay osten 4 6 to 66 cwt lucerne 26 to 6/3.
The 8 am forecast calls for further showers and isolated thunder along the coast and highlands with possible hail and heavy falls in the northeast. Expect initially fine conditions, cold night, with fog in central and southeast areas, south to southeast winds, strong squalls on the coast, moderating inland, and then a shift to northward later.
In Sydney the Banking Commission resumed its inquiry with Edward Douglas Ogilvie a Glen Innes grazier giving evidence. He claimed a slow interest on wool advances would prevent forced sales and allow even quarterly offerings over nine months, enabling mills to buy directly and avoid stockpiling or relying on cheater holdings at season's end.
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