11 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
1
Bargains at Burge Bros offer a wide variety of goods upstairs with quality merchandise at reasonable prices. The message invites visitors to pay a visit and highlights the value of the upstairs department.
The Dublin based United Irishman reports that while De Valera’s officers seized revolvers, collectors for the Republican Army canvassed households to buy arms. The piece portrays De Valera’s forces as ready to confront protesters with armed citizens planned for action next Sunday.
In a unanimous conference resolution farmers urge the Country Party to reject a pre election pact with the TAP. AWES Clarke voiced willingness to stand alone to deliver balance of power while praising past cooperation. The meeting also supported proportional representation and urged reform of state marketing acts. MELBOURNE reporters note Lyons to meet bank leaders to discuss interest rates and budget effects and possible reforms.
Premier Stevens in Sydney on Friday stated his government will not impose land or regulatory changes and aims to pass a national policy. He signaled a swift rise in wool prices, urging action to secure better returns for producers as the Legislative Council awaits shaping reforms.
Sussex Street Market Report notes Friday activity with varied prices across regions including Tasmanien and Victorian listings. The report lists multiple items such as cheese, butter, honey, and wheat with specific price ranges and quantities observed.
A cyclone or whirlwind struck Warterton New Zealand on Tuesday, tearing through the showground and causing extensive damage. Reports indicate several structures were destroyed or overturned, with debris scattered over large areas and ambulances and authorities on site to assess casualties.
A woman was injured after a car struck her while two others fled the scene. The incident occurred in Sydney and involved unidentified bystanders and a driver. Police investigated the collision and assisted the injured party.
Report describes a violent confrontation between communist and Nazi factions in Munich, detailing patrols, clashes, and arrests. The narrative mentions attempts to quell unrest and ongoing security measures as authorities respond to the disorder in the city.
Fragmentary weather note describes Friday forecast and temperature outlook with limited legible details. Mentions rain potential and temperature ranges, but many words are garbled. Readers should consult official forecast sources for precise guidance.
A dubious wireless report claims Charles Lindbergh was killed in a crash while flying a dangerous leg from Juliane to Angamswhiku day. The message’s origin is unknown and the report lacks corroboration.
Fragmentary dispatch from Capetown reports a missing airman in Africa triggering a multinational search. Messages cite uncertain names and places, with limited readable details about the mission, authorities, or timelines.
Ray Morris, member of the Wallabies, died after being shot at Malia and an ear operation. The event occurred Thursday as conveyed by Fut Tem Ke, the secretary of the Australian Rugby Union, recounting Morris’s death following his earlier injury and surgery.
Police rounded up sixty four suspects across South Cant towns on a betting ring bust. Authorities say the operation dismantled an organized gambling network and halted illicit wagers linked to transport and street markets. Investigations continue to identify organizers and exact venues involved.
Worthmalin Lincett named substitute for Verity in the third Test against the West Indies as fast bowler contend groin injury. The confusing report notes Verity’s absence and a last minute selection amid London conditions.
A fragmented notice from Sydney reports on tin and rice related matters with unclear specifics. The readable elements reference Finjay and a gated tin issue dated an unspecified time. No clear action or outcome can be determined from the fragments.
A Sydney physician, Oscar William Paspaval, 38, died after an incident at his home on Fir Street Pullee Gaurt. Coroner Lisl Percival presided as evidence showed he consumed alcohol and opiates, with inquiries focusing on possible poisoning and the role of his wife, Dr. Marthy Percival, in the events. The coroner could not determine the exact cause, citing uncertain respiration. Percival faced questions over alleged actions.
In naval circles rumors circulate about warships loaned to Australian forces. Name mentions include Une Mutila, imuders, Stuart, Vendetta, Voyager, and a possible deployment toward Veetd, with Sailors and live hire singers referenced in uncertain context. The fragmentary report hints at temporary arrangements and unsettled plans without concrete details.
A garbled report from Inverell notes a winter meeting with poor attendance and light betting. The program opened with an opening handicap over 15 pounds and a distance of five furlongs, featuring horses such as King’s Quest and Carla Donna among others. The text lists numerous names and odds but is heavily corrupted, preventing a clear final result.
Sydney Friday report notes the Milk Board opposes changes conflicting with the Pure Food Act. Steps are set to ensure no interference with butter-fat content and overall milk quality.
A quiet trading day in Chicago and Liverpool saw buyers scarce and sellers asking around 36 for bulk wheat. Some offers softened late as market tone stayed steady while a few bids faded, with deliveries outstanding and limited prompt demand.
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