06 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Dubbo Liberal And Macquarie Advocate
Location
Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
1
A garbled notice references Lis transfer, Purive branch, and Morley with mentions of Bir Th Bing and Dulijy. It names Mrs George Dean and Aly, plus scattered phrases about a young civilian, a possible sale or transfer, and unclear dates. The text is heavily corrupted and reads like fragmented, overwritten OCR.
In a fast paced match Crawford clinched victory over Ortea Aovmbel in a showcase event. Browterdecreased and others posted notable scores as the championship progressed with surprising twists and ball by ball action across the bout.
Fragmentary text mentions New York event on Saturday and a person named Gao Howell with unclear ties to a ceremony. The passage is garbled but references a tour and a public action occurring after a set hour, with multiple names and places unreadable.
A garbled article fragment suggests Austins and allied groups proposing cooperation with a Quivint assembly. It mentions public appeal to Congress and political figures to secure cooperation, amid ongoing parliamentary contention and reforms.
A violent crime unfolded on a May night as officers pursued a suspect through busy streets. William Wallies and Brie Nawlyn Cav were charged with murder and related offenses after a dramatic pursuit and confrontation. Witnesses report a chaotic scene with multiple people questioned as investigators reconstruct the events surrounding the death and attempted escape.
A partially legible OCR fragment reports a scene with unclear names and items, mentioning a gun and bones amid chaotic text. No coherent events, dates, or locations emerge, leaving the core incident unrecoverable from the fragment.
Two men were arrested after a tram incident described as an altercation aboard a tram car. Both men were charged with exposing an obscene act during the disturbance and were taken into custody following a confrontation aboard the vehicle.
In a dramatic match at Byrney Stadium, White defeats Black amid noisy crowd reactions. Predonneberry and Welh Welch deliver key plays while Stine, Willants, and Wortley contribute decisive moments, sealing White’s title in a hard fought, high tension finish.
Sydney voters showed strong turnout as the Bully Seat contest neared a conclusion with Sweeney securing safety through a likely absolute majority. The tally emphasized late counts and regional support shaping the final result amid campaign pressure.
A chaotic report describes a car theft incident at night near Hinstian Street. Authorities chased a suspect through streets before photos show a neighbor witnessing the scene. The vehicle was found parked nearby as officers investigated the vicinity.
A garbled historical summary notes Ridley declaring that political elites have misused subventions and privy society groups. It suggests a call for privacy reforms and public oversight, though readability is limited by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report describes Smiths and Kempsey figures amid a five member Diastaf group. Mentions Tenguorn, Kanpsty, and legal action looming as a 14 marobund event approaches with an attorney preparing a 40 ep move.
Tandey Sir Robert Gitsen chair of the Commonwealth Bank Board is seriously ill. The report notes ongoing health concerns affecting his ability to fulfill duties. Further updates are expected from bank officials and medical advisors.
Fragmentary OCR text covers a wheat market update from Sydney or nearby, mentioning prices and vendor names in a garbled form. The readable parts reference a market day, trade activity, and possible quantities but lack clear figures or identified entities. The fragment suggests a local exchange with fluctuating prices and buyers, amid typical market chatter.
A Worcan girl aged about nine attended a Christmas dance with her mother when she fell seriously ill. She died on May 30 after a fall during the event. The coroner declined to return a verdict of unlawful death, noting the accident and illness but not attributing blame.
Fragmented text outlines a huge deficit and proposed tax measures. Mentions a coming year budget totaling millions, with figures around 13.9 million and 9 million, and references to potential waste reduction and revenue strategies. Notes a premier aim to adjust taxation and fiscal policy despite uncertain details.
In a courtroom near Shays the case of Bessie OConnor's murder began, with Splnoy Pursiay presenting a narrative as details emerged from the proceedings. The court heard testimony from the Green Protector, Mr Mel Tauy, and the defense faced questions about motive and method.
Forecast text shows garbled forecast lines with mentions of Sydney and unsettled conditions. It hints at a warmer trend in some districts and possible showers in the tablelands with variable winds from the southwest. Readable elements are sparse and inconsistent.
A brief note about a centenarian, Hin. Wiesholly Aue Ruin, noting age around 100 with reflections on past events and enduring memories. The fragment hints at old travels and a life spanning a century, preserving a quiet, reflective tone.
Fragmented OCR reads as legal notice about uniform valuations procedures in Municipal Ia. The text mentions tabled actions and motions, names Lafors Howell and Rod Me Ui, and references to inmate valuations and public sale. The garbled source yields uncertain specifics but indicates official steps, deadlines, and local governance language.
Obituary notices list deaths of several residents, with burial details at Dublin area cemeteries. Aged individuals, including a 78 year old, are noted along with associated churches and funeral arrangements. Names appear garbled but indicate Catholic rites and local burial at Duliow cemetery and related churches.
The readable segments describe a convoluted list of names and places. It mentions an event or meeting and references dates and people, but the overall meaning is unclear due to severe OCR errors. No coherent actions or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragmented text.
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