11 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
1
A youth’s death at a local site after a fall and drowning leads to community mourning and questions about safety. The incident involves families and neighbours, with local authorities reviewing circumstances and potential safety improvements at the scene. The report notes a funeral in the days ahead and offers condolences from residents and local organizations.
Notice warns that any person found trespassing on premises will be prosecuted without reserve. Addressed to A Barton with terse warning to remain off property.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates engineers to resume work on waterfront project amid earlier trouble. Unclear specifics and proper nouns due to garbled source.
Authorities in Vielwiivry report a three day illness affecting several residents. The article notes health measures and community response while outlining hospital and clinic actions.
Fragmentary notes indicate advocates urging higher sugar prices amid discussions on costs and industry conditions. Untangled OCR text references the Chamber of Commerce and wheat sectors, with unclear dates or attendees.
Australian naval discontent allegations surface in Sydney after an inquiry to Minister Defence. The report cites unreliable sources and promises an inquiry into alleged misconduct aboard warships. Other reports note several alleged incidents this year, including on board multiple vessels.
Sydney Thursday report notes AL Watson proposes armlike speed governors fitted on vehicles driven by motorists convicted of speeding. The idea aimed at reducing repeat offenses and improving road safety.
In an eight hour period a record rainfall drenched Billinges and Gihanehee with about 42 inches of rain. Weather officials credited the downpour to a stalled system over the Northy Coil region, causing widespread flooding and damage.
Legal challenge tests the Police Appeals Board power as appellants seek to suspend board pronouncements. Crown opposition argues appeals must first be placed before the court, while officers faces potential returns to service after a Monday start for further proceedings.
The Australian Catholic Central Film Committee forms a pledge program for Catholics to abstain from films banned by the committee. A Papal encyclical supports the plan. Bishops in Adelaide and Goulburn are named, with Sydney as headquarters, as local committees exist to enforce the objective and coordinate with film interests.
The notice lists Brownhill and Sons with addresses on Borey street in Wellington and mentions the Wellington Timer office. It names Brownhill Wertest Wallingtos as associated parties in the listing.
Mr Drummond stated last night that he favours a review of Germany's claims for the restoration of her former colonies under the Legene concept. He warned that if he refuses to apologise the Premier should reconstruct the Cabinet. He referenced Leyte and Wilton in Australia in relation to the return.
On arrival in Sydney the philanthropist Lord Nuffield donated £40000 to New South Wales charities. Sixteen organizations were selected, including Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children with £85000, Sydney Hospital £4000, Royal North Shore Hospital £200, Convalescent Home for Chipsed Children £8000, Deaf Tomb and Blind Institution £4500, Bush Nursing Association £1000, and Pathbridge Homes £5000.
Sydney Thursday the Chief Secretary has banned the performance of the play Desire Brings Welcome by Kenn Brodsiak. The work centers on a relationship between a young man and an elderly woman and has drawn scrutiny from authorities.
A Thursday meeting of footwear manufacturers in Sudview discussed rising costs and announced a price increase for footwear. Retail prices are set to rise by 12 to 17 percent, with payment due immediately.
Crown Prosecutor Mr PF W Berne praised police work at a Parramatta Public Meeting while noting critics claim some officers use questionable methods. He said some attacks on police are unfounded and that the force upholds its highest traditions though some allegations persist.
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons and Mrs Lyons have received personal invitations to attend the Coronation as guests of the King and Queen.
Commercial produce prices from Sydney Tasmania list various items with irregular spellings. Includes potatoes onions butter cheese honey and wheat related prices with historical tariff notes and market remarks about a firmer wheat market and notes on value shifts. Prices are given in pence or local units with inconsistent formatting.
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