26 Aug 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
1
In Liverpool during a Giloucestershire cricket match, Ernst Tyldesley faced questions about being invited to Australia. Tess noted that Tyldesley was contacted amid doubts about a potential move, as the Industrial Commission reduced the basic wage by 126.
Sydney forecast calls for cloudy patches in the southern and central districts with scattered showers mainly in the southwest. otherwise fine and warm. North to northwest winds, squally at times from the south.
The Inverell Races report the August meeting opened with a dusty track and fair attendance. Opening Handicap winner Lady Vallare held off rivals by a head, Maiden Handicap results noted, with Lady Madley and Laird O Logan among top finishers. weather and track conditions affected several outcomes.
In New York on Thursday Airman Mullism postponed his return flight for several days due to bad weather. A 4 o clock luncheon honored the airman with several speakers noting his 87 vents on landing in Canada. He replied I still have the same 7 cents and hinted New York may be Seolamaun's paradise.
Friday’s draw reveals the seventy second lottery with Tot pri No. Tot allocated to the RCRBOP Syndicate plus F C Page Jo Hoffnung and Company Pitt 8 Pity. Second prize No 41 QP Syndione Mio Patterson Birdwood Avenue Dollaroy. Third prize No sTH4 TOK Haley Syndicate E Mottis Kemprey. Fourth prize No 8006 Nome scripe Syndicate Bert Bowie G4 Brix sane street Tauwortit.
A clerk connected to a bakery company is remanded at the Central Court on charges of embezzlement. The case involves £450 and relates to former employees of the firm. Readable details are limited, but the banknote sum and custody status are noted. The article mentions Sydney and the bakery name partially, with ongoing court action.
A deteriorated OCR note indicates the Industrial Commission may have ordered a base wage reduction. It records a male weekly wage of 110 shillings and a female wage of 110 shillings with reductions of 12 shillings 4 pence and 4 shillings 9 pence respectively.
Following cabinet reconfirmation of clemency, the president has commuted the death sentence on revolutionary leader General Sanjorge to imprisonment. He will likely be sent to a distant penal island.
Friday prices at Sassen street markets Sydney show bulk wheat around 3/3 per unit, Tasmanian potatoes from 61 to 7b, new-laid eggs 1 per case 10d, butter 51 10, cheese 8d to £ id, honey from 3d to 5d, onions 25 to 0?, chaff and hay prices vary, wheaten 14 to 29. The figures reflect local market listings with varied commodities and units.
Reported from Harbor Grace Newfoundland that pilots Lee and Bochkon planned a long flight to Oslo Norway. Weather was favorable though flight time extended beyond expected 30 to 37 hours with the crew preparing for in-flight procedures and cabin safety checks.
A fragmented report details an arrest in Winnteg Thurmany involving a university fund of about 90 million pounds and a figure near 100 thousand dollars. Investigators from the board of governors and the hire of Tyier ally review alleged thefts totaling thousands with dates and amounts quoted in uncertain terms.
Fragmentary OCR from a Sydney item mentions a Friar and an unnamed unlover figure with incomplete quotes and dates, offering little readable context or clear event.
Washington Thursday. Mr Bruce was received by President Hoover, presenting at the count of Imperial Conference. He was introduced by McD Osborne, charge d affaires at the British Embassy, and accompanied by Messrs. Gullett and YL McDougal. They discussed industry protection and removing trade barriers within the Empire.
An unclear report from Melbourne describes a missing secretary on a steamer. It mentions clothing including a jacket and trousers allegedly belonging to the absent individual, with references to Henry Gregory Bruce and a grand secret lacy of an odddown order, though details are garbled and the event remains unresolved.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Earhart Putman and notes unclear flying record. Difficult to extract concrete events, dates, or outcomes. no coherent facts emerge beyond names.
A tram related incident in Sydney caused a loss of leg with a patient treated at Leumi WSL LYE and CHL. The report notes necking and transfer procedures, with medical staff securing the scene before authorities arrived at the site.
Australian boxing match ended with severe injuries as boxer Alby Roberts fought in Newtown. Rus Triether and Reyer Pilepie Ns clashed during the event leading to a spectator choking incident and the winner hospitalized with concussion and cerebral injury.
A garbled cricket report shows Australia defeating a team in the United States during a friendly match in Santa Barbara. The text references players and scores but many names and numbers are unclear due to OCR errors.
The report shows little price movement in wheat with subdued trading in Sydney and London. Buyers were cautious and sellers reserved as the London market held steady while Australian wheat remained in limited supply. The U S offered modest demand with overall quiet activity continuing.
In Sydney Lore Friday, Mayor unveiled a rural employment plan aimed at men seeking work. Proponents say the scheme would build skills and boost local farms, while critics claim execution and turnout remain uncertain.
In a fragmented note the document discusses proposed limits on racing days excluding trotting events. It references metropolitan and provincial areas and mentions a cabinet assessment regarding minimum or maximum days, with possible allowances for trotting clubs. The text is incomplete and contains OCR errors with unclear dates or exact figures.
Frisi Eupiamn de Keusslinikort urged Australian women of the Ritise Dee morwey League to protect their children from the supposed teachings of Communism, warning it would ruin their souls.
A leaking steamer ran aground near Launceston with passengers and cattle aboard. The vessel suffered engine trouble and beached on a coastal sand area. One crew member remained on board while others were evacuated safely. Local authorities and Woolworth river authorities coordinated response actions.
In Sydney on Friday the Protection Association and the Rugwestion discussed dole profiteering concerns. The group asserted that adequate grocery supply and pricing were being maintained amid alleged profiteering, with officials noting tensions over trade and distribution.
Unclear OCR text reports a disturbance at a Wallington city office with a stabbing or blow incident and a subsequent discovery that items were stolen. Names and details are garbled, but the fragment indicates a crime-related event and a theft investigation.
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