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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented report describes a London cricket test interrupted by chaos as British airmen allegedly kill a girl during the event. The piece mentions England’s scores and players like Marriott and Clark but contains numerous garbled phrases and incomprehensible data.
Sydney reports a softer wheat market as buyers wait for overseas developments. Bulk wheat offered at 24 with all freight paid, while overseas prices fell, with country growers seeing further 1d per bushel drops. Liverpool closed lower, London market described as easy, and ship traders suspect cargo volumes remain thin. Perfect harvest weather persists. Dutch prices eased by 5 per quarter.
A near dawn air attack off Covadowy Kent results in the instant death of a woman and a child aged 10 while two other holidaymakers, Mr and Mrs June, suffer injuries. A rescue boat crew exposed in rough seas, with medical teams arriving, confirmed deaths and the remaining survivors were brought ashore. The incident occurred as WWII aircraft engaged in a barrage near the shore.
Dublin reports that after three Nous meetings the Cabinet approved a military route to deal with political offenders. A special tribunal would allow police to arrest and question on suspicion including membership of legal associations. Public meetings may be banned.
Fragmentary report shows Drummond and Perth leaders debating state rights with emphasis on policy aims to protect families and industry. Statements reference Australia’s manufacturing sector and concerns over use of political power, though details are incomplete.
Melbourne Wednesday conference between Commonwealth representatives and trading banks failed to reach a binding agreement. Prime Minister Lyons described a general consultation rather than decisions, noting banks agreed to lower overdraft interest rates as conditions change. Taxation references were sparingly noted.
Sydney reports from West End show Rosebery competitors in a busy program with hurdles, sprints, and derbies. Several horses named Mace Opinion Blr ich Maney Golan and Mulan feature in events. multiple divisions list winners, seconds, and scratched horses including Title Queen and Kine Cervyne.
An arrival in Reykjavik on a Tuesday is noted with mention of Colonel Lindbergh and a party, with brief reference to their travels and the presumed stop en route. The report emphasizes the notable traveler and the timing of the visit.
Readable forecast indicates mostly mild conditions with variable winds from the east to southeast. The text mentions showers possible in the afternoon and a risk of gusty winds toward the west, with occasional cooler temperatures later in the day.
A man collapsed from hunger and was rescued with medical aid. He regained consciousness and is expected to recover after urgent treatment. Local authorities said there was no ongoing danger to the public.
Handicaps listed for Saturday’s 600 yard event at Inverell, with shooters and scores noted. Conditions noted as ten shots. contestants include Pitlan, R Lemmond, W Borner, Gee Ways, Davy, M Swit, and others, with weights and markers referenced and planned solation for January.
London and Winnipeg reports describe a conference on limiting production and coordinating wheat policies among France Germany Italy and Britain with the aim to stabilize markets. The Winnipeg grain market shows prices moving as a “reasonable plan” for European cooperation is discussed in Washington.
A terse report cites Mr Morpenthau, U S delegate, stating moves toward international wheat price stabilization depend on achieving real reductions in production. The Washington statement references forthcoming terms and compares proposed controls to recent policy ideas.
An Australian observer in Hong Kong said Australia’s chances depend on proper policy. He warned that adopting wrong measures could slow access to China’s vast market and jeopardize potential gains. He urged careful cooperation with East Asia and prudent economic steps.
Alfred Twemlow head teacher at HSE State and Constable Cooke were injured in a car collision near Square Tuy last night. Both were traveling in one vehicle when the crash occurred. one other vehicle was involved and the incident left the teacher dead and the constable injured.
A fragmentary report notes the Kangaroos as guests at Wembley with a ceremonial greeting by King. The text mentions a remembrance for Ray Morr and a formal reception at Sandringham, and references a schedule involving London, Yoko, and Pride events with a focus on hospitality and visits.
Sydney witnesses Wizard Smith threaten a world speed record at Dintoun Beach during a night event featuring a machine run. Norman Whurd is noted onlookers as the crowd breathes the tense moment, with speculation mounting about the possible mark.
Market report from Sussex Street in Sydney contains fragmented figures and trader references. The readable parts mention quantities, vendors, and price notes amid garbled text, with several numbers and place names scattered throughout.
The readable parts describe a fragmentary local notice with unclear names and details, offering only vague references to people and actions. The text suggests a public or community matter but lacks sufficient specifics to identify the event or parties involved.
Postmaster-General Parkfilll addressed a UAP meeting noting a federal surplus of about £9,780,000 and a deficit for Parliament if the budget had not been adopted. He claimed government taxation relief mainly benefited primary producers in Australia while conferences and requests totaled £110,000.94.
Sydney reports that lines in the state are under inspection after a recent derailment. Rail safety measures and replacements are being planned as authorities scrutinize the main southern line for necessary repairs and ongoing inspection efforts.
An infant drowned in Newcastle is reported in a brief notice with scattered legible details. The fragmentary text references a tragedy at a residence and mentions local place names and disrupted phrases, indicating a fatal accident with limited surviving context.
A government report says price reductions in petrol have saved millions of pounds yearly. Secretary of the Treasury or trade official Mr Mallar cites the savings and says the measure benefits buyers and the economy.
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