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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary ad lists shoes and boots with prices and dates for a Pantwear store. Items include black calf shoes, patient toe boots, man dancing pumps, football boots, rubber boots, cos sacks, and leather briefcases, with various price points and sale notes.
Archbishop Kelly of St Benedict's Church condemns the rich for seeking more wealth while workers suffer, accusing them of cutting wages and risking lives for profit. He asks if those in power are ever truly happy.
Armidale nine miles from Dangar Falls in a resort area, 14-year-old Leslie George Why was shot and killed by 11-year-old Mervyn Light during a family outing. The father Mel G Way and others witnessed the incident as Light examined the weapon and fired. The bullet pierced Why’s back, passed the lung, and struck the heart. Police and doctors attended, but Why died.
London Sunday report states the British Ambassador received a full Turkish government report on Landers expulsion. The ambassador expressed deep appreciation for how the matter was handled by the government.
SYDNEY Monday Aan Binelair 21, telephone operator, was found dead in a Wallendbeen switch room. Police cautious, investigators uncertain about cause or circumstances, unclear location details and accessibility amid fragmented report text.
In Paris a secret ballot is underway for the upper house with parties aiming to consolidate power. Voters will choose delegates in a guided process, while reform proposals seek to shape member pacing and candidate order. Prominent supporters of the recent election are noted among the contenders.
A Sydney spotlight on the state lottery features Priest in Defence arguing against abolition. He warns opponents to avoid disrupting revenue streams to hospitals, stating last year’s lottery raised £94,190 directing funds to hospital purchases. The piece notes government support and contends taxation by fairies is a misnomer for the lottery.
A fragmented report on a miners meeting includes Bondy Hoare's remarks and references to Me Bondy Howse and Novhern Mauiy questions. The text mentions groups AWLP tradey Mall and a motion carried. Hoare described Tina and L.P. na rot ear tay Le ete in a largely unclear account.
Sydney police report a drowning fatality with a second man missing after a water incident near Page Aluphene. Bady Er Yates Bol and Lasie Clem Fabs were among those at the scene searching for the missing individual. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and may release further details.
A clipped and garbled report from Munich during a Sunday in wartime notes a fleeting sighting and brief movement. The fragment hints at city conditions and a tense, uncertain postwar mood with sparse names or dates.
The Javerell Motorcycle Club held a substantial reliability trial yesterday across Glen Tennes Guyra Tingha auth with riders like Moga and Baldwin posting solid scores. The Williams Cup run is set for August 28 over Buin Hara Burra Banur, promising a tight series in the regional event.
A surreal report from Brussels on a factory foreman claiming a visionary experience from Titan and the Virgin Mary. The strange tale involves a museum visage, a hidden message, and a prophecy about a large church being dedicated, with references to belief and mystic signs.
A fisherman faces charges after an alleged attempted murder incident reported Monday. District officials say a suspect linked to Medusa and Sproit Mina Paes Nathan ee Ken is in custody and facing formal charges as police pursue further investigations. Authorities note ongoing negotiations with parties tied to the case as legal proceedings begin.
An early morning incident at Hakbuk Bridge ends in tragedy when two year old Mattens Quinmins, who had escaped from a residence near the river, fell into the water. Bystanders recovered the child minutes later as onlookers watched the water churn and foam around the ankles of the body. The scene prompted a quick response from local authorities.
Weather forecast for Sydney notes rain developing mainly in the northern area with inland showers. Expect warmer daytime temperatures and winds easing toward the evening as a high pressure system moves in from the west.
The passage outlines Nazi aims to safeguard Germans and stabilize power, details leadership, and hints at plans to expand influence. It references a manifesto style pledge to defend the regime, with emphasis on a strong centralized state and future actions amid mounting tensions.
Results from Victoria Park races in Sydney show multiple placings and betting odds. Winners include Lionhearted, Legislator, High Disdain, and Lionfresh, with various runners like Bruce Seyro and Maudey mis reo noted among the fields. Odds range from 2 to 20 to 1, reflecting a busy day of racing action.
Fragmentary wartime report from London portrays contemptible tactics by a Grenadier Guarda unit. The piece describes line advances, casualties, and a wreath laid in memory. reads as a damaged OCR with numerous illegible segments but centers on soldiers, conflict, and memorial gesture.
A Melbourne Tuesday morning incident involved a young woman drugged after a night drive. Police arrived as the suspect fled, discovering a vial and alleging ether exposure. Edward Culcraft was later charged with possessing a dangerous substance.
A fragmented report details a woman named Mrs Gru from Laschhardh being injured in an incident involving an Alsatian dog. She remains in a serious condition under medical care as authorities review the circumstances and location.
Student’s body found after a snow burial in a local area. Authorities identify the decedent and investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a mock ceremony praising Hitler as a "Man of God" in Berlin. It notes 80,000 Brown Shirts parading through cities, with attendees including Reichswehr generals and Austrian, Russian, Danish, and Norwegian deputations. Mentions the Nazi elite and a ceremonial event at a temple or arena with prominent leaders.
Fragmentary report notes a plane incident near Rydney on Monday with no injuries. No major damage to the aircraft is described and initial details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. Nearby units appear unaffected and authorities have not issued specific statements.
London reports former Air Force officer Geterson arriving at the Barves after a voyage to the Faroe Islands, details unclear due to fragmentary OCR. The item records a notable aviation-related arrival with limited context.
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