14 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1936
Page
1
A Sydney accident left a cyclist fatally injured after a collision with a truck. The crash involved Manday Ferg and other local residents, with a number of witnesses and bystanders at the scene. Police investigated and identified contributing factors, with hospital reports pending.
A man was run over near a Sydney station after 05 bystanders witnessed the event from the platform. Police and a nearby news van responded as a witness described a chaotic scene with unclear details and lingering questions about the incident.
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a highway collision near a Vermont hospital area with mention of a hospital, a driver or passenger named Thyrman, and an entry to a hospital. The text is damaged and lacks reliable names, dates, or locations to identify specific people or outcomes.
A report describes a husband killing his wife amid a personal crisis. Fragmentary text references a quarrel and a child, with unclear locations and dates. The account mentions a husband, wife, and police or court actions, but details are incomplete. Further readable text is needed for full clarity.
A fragmented account recalls a royal ceremony with Queen Mary and royal figures at Westminster Abbey. Arch bishop Mewil condemns moral laxity while a public service in the bed chapel honors the Princess Royal and Duke and Duchess of Cloycester. Royal processions and salutes fill Buckingham Palace grounds as banners fly and crowds gather.
In New South Wales western districts including Tar and surrounding 70 miles report heavy rain with up to four inches in a single day. Torrential falls at Wilewanie and Bourse foretell substantial land impacts and possible denaturation of sheep-praying country as months of fine rain give way to flood risk.
Ambiguous report says an agreement involving Japan and wool was reached with a confirmation from an entity named TORO on a Sunday. The tied text mentions multiple unclear names and places, including alleged negotiations by figures like Sir Terry Guile Ned and references to cables.
London report on constitutional disputes after Friday measures and the Abdication issue. Legal advisers discuss implications of a proposed definition by the Commonwealth Government and the phrase time tree abdication during a period of political tension at Westminster.
Fragmented and garbled report references mediation efforts in Spain and Germany. Mentions European peace, disarmament, and warnings of continued conflicts. No clear events, dates, or identifiable names can be confirmed from the readable text.
The posts announce ready preparations for Christmas telegrams with many telegraph facilities strengthened. Available illustrations and greeting forms run December 9 to January 6, with standard rates and optional special services. Subscribers are urged to dictate messages to attendants or ring for ingrams via exchange windows.
A historic maritime incident reports a submarine torpedoing with fifty losses and subsequent rescue efforts. The event involves Valencia and Bunnes locales, with government inquiries and conflicting sources on casualties and survivors.
The text praises Dr Leng AON WT Ywigh and Queen Mary for enduring sorrow this year. It notes George V’s reign and the Prime Minister bearing burdens with national gratitude. It reflects on loyalty, wisdom, and the king’s example as guiding Five high ideals.
A garbled dispatch from London describes British notes to Spain and Francoist movements in Burgos, with mentions of Russian submarines and the Spanish insurgent flag. The report references possible reinforcements to Franco and military actions near Galway and Santander, noting Loyalist advances in the Herecs sector and tensions over religious emblems and spring singing.
Rosehill racing saw Side Cat lead early before Side Car won the main hurdle with Greenfinch and jesters close behind. Widespread chatter followed about Fremantle trainer changes and a major cup meeting date set for December, with Wonderlae and Blue Blood among noted entries though several horses were sidelined by injuries.
A third recent railway incident occurred when a stock strayed onto the line near Nambour Queensland on Thursday. An express train collided with a cow, damaging the Wes Hinghouge brake system on the engine and lifting a pipe. The engine was damaged and the train delayed about an hour.
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