21 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1933
Page
1
Police investigate break in at Mackie's general store at Walla Walk, Albury district. Thief blew open safe, stealing £17, money and valuables including private documents and a gold presentation watch and dial. Believed Sydney-based experts behind crime. suspects possibly hiding in the bush.
Cessnock Hospital Board met last night to examine lack of accommodation for obstetric cases. Secretary J Brown reported a letter from Mr Wenger showing no funds for capital expenditure and that with funds unavailable a building program could not proceed. Board noted other hospitals with four obstetric wards meeting needs. Mr Dixon criticized asking Mr Weaver for funds, claiming prejudice against coalfields.
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Dublin residents watched as Blue Shirts paraded despite government threats to suppress the movement. Police blocked routes to protect officials and deter violence while demonstrators pressed for unity and independence, with clashes avoided and Northern Ireland quiet.
German Jews PRAGUE Sunday reports the opening of a Zionist Congress where a plan is to consider relocating a quarter of a million Jews from Europe to Palestine and resettling 100,000 in other regions including Australia. The debate centers on quotas and distribution across Palestine and other destinations.
A fragmented report notes a meeting at Lithgow about a dole scheme. The fragment references AYDNEY Monday and an agenda at about 600 wartime employment, indicating local discussions on welfare or public aid programs.
A police raid at a local two-up game in Darang led to two men being arrested as a large party attempted escape.Authorities report disruption of the game and investigations into the operation. Civilian and press witnesses describe a chaotic scene with players fleeing, while officers secured the scene and began processing arrests.
AYDNEY authorities report that the Railways and Tramways Salaried Officers' Association will pursue legal action following a recent train derailment. Proceedings aim to address damages and safety responsibilities.
A garbled excerpt discusses Mussolini's potential role as arbiter of Europe with references to Italy and broader European balance of power. The text appears corrupted, but hints at negotiations or statements on key subjects affecting Europe's stability. Names and specifics remain unclear due to OCR damage.
Report notes a verdict of suicide in the Hodgson case with references to a death pact and alleged coercion. The narrative suggests a mysterious scenario and mentions a decisive inquest outcome amidst unclear motives and conspiratorial whispers.
A Berlin report cites a high Interior Ministry official, Dr Favriedusm, delivering a veiled address praising enduring faith amid conflict. The text emphasizes resilience in the face of defeat attributed to the Devil and God’s will, reflecting wartime rhetoric.
A fragmented, critical account notes Lyons Government facing student complaints and discontent about tax measures and pension issues. It mentions Ay AL atevte aims, Eyota Chore rtanent, and dissatisfaction with federal administrations from the Prime Minister downward. The text alleges extortion fears and demands for department reforms to calm public unrest.
Fragment unclear text reports price changes for bread in Russia and government response. Mentions doubling price, widespread impact, and possible public concern. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors.
A fire swept a steamer causing panic and heavy damage as passengers struggled to abandon ship. Rescue efforts saved forty six crew and passengers, with authorities investigating the blaze and tracing the vessel’s route near Amsterdam and the Azores.
Fragmented forecast notes light to moderate conditions with cloudy spells and showers possible. Winds variable later turning south, with temperatures rising and a possible clearing by midweek.
A sea plane encounter near Greetiana left aviator Grierson with a narrow escape today. The machine was wrecked in rough waters as the craft wrestled with the sea, but the pilot survived the incident.
Fragmentary report notes an aviation alert and a statement from an unidentified official about a planned journey to a distant location. Weather concerns and a taste of a political edge color the brief dispatch, with no clear names or places confirmed.
Affected clerks seek raised wages and improved working conditions. They call for a 42 week working year, family allowances, and a system of open ledgers for pay details. They ask employers to open ledger accounts for clarity and to extend half yearly balances.
A Melbourne reported incident describes a masked assailant attacking a dealer named Bhar Chan near his home. Police investigated after the attack occurred yesterday morning, with witnesses noting a struggle that drove the assailant toward a fence and into the street.
London dispatch reports British fire insurers warn that fraud undermines confidence and raises disaster risk. Officials say fraud claims and complicity by fraud rings threaten major companies, with prosecutions opening as authorities pursue hundreds implicated.
Market notes show varied dairy, meat, fruit and produce prices with several items sustaining midday levels. Tasmanian and Victorian entries appear alongside cheese, honey, onions, and hay figures, reflecting a broad, uneven price spread across bulk and bagged goods.
An appointed arbiter named Mr Dusties Langer Owen has been chosen to arbitrate the dispute between the Fegera and Vittoria governments or Bardina vxnpunation, as reported from Sydney. The action involves official parties and a formal arbitration process to resolve conflicting claims. The announcement notes the procedural role and the parties involved, indicating the dispute’s governance framework and possible implications for regional administration.
Obituary reports the death of the Mayor of Newenwile following major surgery. The late official, aged unknown, served as a civic leader and figure in local affairs with extended health struggles noted in the brief notice.
The report details assorted prices and items at the market with figures for cattle woolen goods and other commodities. It lists entries like bullocks and various prices, indicating trading activity and valuations at the market.
A fragmented line hints at a person named Jane and mention of a son or naming decision. Details are unclear but imply a family naming note or announcement with emphasis on a child and a possible surname. The context remains obscured by partial OCR.
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