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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1933
Page
1
Dr Kelly voices strong demand for justice in Catholic education after what she calls a serious let down. She urges prompt action from authorities and accountability for systemic failings affecting students, staff, and Catholic schools.
At a Sydney meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Conference President H Pied faced Lyons's challenge over whether the Country Party sought a protection pact with the TAP. Acting Leader Paterson cited delegates obeying a General Council resolution while Rieid lamented poor execution of a prior agreement. Trethowen, MLC, noted support for the Lyons Government but no merger with other parties.
A chaotic afternoon in Dublin and Perth features police and guards patrolling crowded cenotaph ceremonies. Reports describe a tense crowd, political rhetoric, and government plans amid jeering and counter protests reflecting wider constitutional tensions.
Sydney report notes motorists will save about 200 000 annually after today’s price cut per gallon at Mist unit second age petrol.
An apparent lottery report from Sydney notes a draw with winners and prize references. The text includes garbled names and locations such as Canterbury and Fourthharde, with scattered street details and vendor mentions, reflecting a damaged OCR segment of a state lottery news item.
A fragmented report from Rosehill lists numerous horses and placements in a messy OCR segment. It mentions mile events and stakes, with unclear spellings and multiple unnamed runners, but preserves a few concrete horse names and race types amid the garbled text.
Fragmentary note reports an Australian style steeplechase event at Crawfield on Saturday with a 10 kilometer race favoring rider Rewtdieh and a mention of Ast 19h and a basil zone. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but denote race results and participants.
A report details theft of heavy machinery with two arrests linked to the case. Names and precise locations are obscured by OCR issues, but the incident references a group associated with a known facility and a cleanup or recovery effort following the theft. The article notes police involvement and ongoing investigation.
A Sydney ferry struck the sea wall at Circular Quay on Monday and became wedged near shore. Rescue teams freed passengers as crews investigated the incident and assessed damage to the vessel and quay.
A cyclist and a motor car collide on a Saturday with a Bowwefely? rider hurled as the car’s bow? shatters. Weight and others suffer injuries while glass showers the roadway. Emergency crews respond. the driver cooperates with authorities.
Fragmented OCR text reports a football discussion with unclear names and lines about a loss and players. It mentions Australia, a football match, and mixed opinions on worth. Specific people and places are unreadable, leaving a disrupted summary of a sports debate.
In the hospital, inmates are listed by ward and surname. The record names include Rimny Gray Elmore, Tinght Cativerats Doringue Texan Hyieie Ther a Invere Lucy Mackie and others across the Women s Ward and Men s Ward. A returned soldier Ivey Coorg Parr Angerell George McNell is mentioned among the list.
Forecast shows variable conditions with possible cloudiness and wind direction shifting from east to northeast. Expected temperatures and precipitation are uncertain due to garbled OCR text. no definite highs or rain chances can be confirmed.
A fragmented article discusses claims that government support is skewed toward an "honest ministry" with references to political figures and alleged missteps. The text hints at a controversy over official actions and alleged improper conduct by leaders, noting dissatisfaction with current policy directions.
Fire brigades demonstrated notable efficiency as they fought a blaze described with cautious praise. The report notes rapid response, coordinated crews, and containment while citing surrounding conditions and potential hazards.
A fragmented report from Bishop Kelly describes a sermon at a local parish on Grange Street in Weston City. The message touched on honesty and Catholic education amid community questions and voter opinions.
Unclear report notes Ashford event with Ashitovel and Grumon as standout figures. Mentions Pangie fayer, Newarry Roushawy, PF Bailey and MeViddie Grumon amid scattered references to matches and phones.
A fragmentary report notes a movement in Berlin where single German women seek marriages to German men to avoid tax burdens. It mentions Heserina and references compelled support for other women who fulfilled duties to the family, with unclear details and misread phrases about Hanover and legal implications.
A motor accident near Nymgan Warren wounded Woolclasser Killed Wichaed Buekes and four others. The vehicle overturned in the yard as a group headed to a football match. One passenger died, others sustained injuries including a spinal fracture.
A fragmented Labor Daily item discusses miners finances and federation funding. The note references payments, the federation, and a late sumding error affecting funds, with mentions of YDS st Mosely and Verne in a cryptic finance context.
An incident near Wat area Lin caused a temporary halt at about eight hours. Local authorities responded promptly to control the scene and restore normal activities as repairs were arranged. No further details available from the fragmented source.
Fragmentary market report from Sussex Street with garbled pricing and item names. Reads like a late 19th or early 20th century list with unclear values and multiple damaged phrases. Contains numerous misread words and inconsistent figures, offering only scattered hints of commodities and prices.
Live stock sales at Homebush Sydney show a mixed trade with 44,090 phew and 24.10 average figures noted. Cattle yarding saw 1390 cattle with bulls and heifers among the lot as buyers and sellers noted varying demand and prices.
Amoro Colds Taensa Woods presents a claimed peppermint cure for colds. The article notes medical claims and public reception, with emphasis on efficacy statements and available remedies.
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