16 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
1
Paul Geiorvon, convicted at the Quarter Sessions, received 25 years imprisonment for the old William Street affair. The court noted remorse and that ordinary remission keeps him in gaol until age 62.
Parts of a readable list describe a state lottery drawing with names and places such as Second M62 Sea Piyes or Deion Grove Hotel and 3061 AR. The fragment mentions winners like Marya Street, Mit Fallom, and Agnes Stibbard, with references to locations and numbers, though the text is garbled.
Fragmented OCR yields a cricket score note naming players such as Nitschke and Stewart with references to overs and totals. The readable parts indicate a batting innings for South Australia with total runs for four wickets and player mentions, but details are garbled. The result is a partial match report fragment lacking clear scoreline or outcomes.
Skeleton notes describe PHAR LAP and Melbourne Sydney race day details with unclear wording. Names appear as PHAR LAP and Melbourne Sydney. The text hints at events, plates, and possible winners but is fragmented and hard to parse.
The fragmented weather notice outlines a forecast for Sydney region with mixed conditions. It mentions improving conditions later with winds and temperatures to be monitored across districts. No clear dates or reliable numbers are present from the OCR.
Fragmented OCR reads like a market report from Sussex Street in Sydney. It mentions potatoes Tasmania and various unreadable figures and notes, with scattered phrases suggesting a market tally or prices but largely indecipherable.
A new shale company is to operate at the Newnes field with federal support. M P Lawson MEP notes the venture will be aided by government subsidies to accelerate development. Local investors and Sydney interests are reportedly backing the project as plans proceed.
Melbourne Friday report states Mr Sidney Myer as chairman of Myer Emporium Ltd proposed to secure 10000 shares in his company to establish a trust fund for the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to be controlled by the University of Melbourne. shares to be handed over to trustees.
Paris reports a new ministry formed by Radical and allied parties. M Boncous is expected to become Premier in a government backed by Sa halls, with M cuhillie Chautemps allegedly declining a key post. The move signals a major reshaping of the French leadership.
In Perth the Assembly debates the wheat bonus and the Commonwealth grant to support wheat farmers. Opponents warn solvency risks and fear negative impacts on government finance and national life.
Washington reports some nations including Britain Italy and Poland paid war debt installments while others default. A Senate revision proposal, voiced in Glasgow, challenges the suspension of payments and notes potential global economic impact.
In a turbulent session, the upper chamber approved a package of reform measures as lawmakers argued over procedural changes and potential shifts in governance. Party leadership hailed the votes while opposition voiced concerns about long term impacts on authority and accountability.
Fragmented text shows unrest and a tribal outbreak with reported losses of life. Mentions authorities and government actions but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Names or places are unreadable in the readable fragments.
The report quotes Mr TW Gacrelt of the 1st Australian team discussing leg theory, claiming Australia deliberately used a one leg theory against England. Warren Bardsley and others reportedly saw no unfairness, while Jardine and former Australian colleagues reportedly disagreed on the tactics and fair play in the game.
London report by Victor Smit from Croydon describes a young South African airman attempting a flight to Capetown under unity but hindered by strong winds. The aircraft landed safely at Mulo, with the phine undamaged, and the crew plans to return to Croydon.
A cryptic summary of Rosehill racing events describes handicaps and multiple divisions, with riders such as Maudie Few and Tigges Cine in action. The report notes late Vale and Wy Wiens, and mentions officials including secretary Mr C J Kimmorley as the Cup meeting closes with a forthcoming Monday deadline.
The Minnie Downs sheep sale saw dull bidding and few sales. Listed prices and buyers include WJ Kinross selling Mer cantilh and other consignments from New Zealand. Some entries show buyers like W. D. Gammel and E. Johnson with various lots and ages, but overall turnout was low and many lots remained unsold.
Wheat disruptions continue as pickets clash with farmers near MIKMINI where 200 bags stood ready for transport but were slashed or emptied. A Wickepin farmers meeting urged resumption of wheat deliveries while the Wheatgrowers Union executive ordered branches to restart deliveries.
Sydney reports a fatal electrocution during a storm as a boy named Alwyne Rutherford, aged unknown, was injured by a live electric main. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon amid storm conditions.
A fierce gale in North Sydney injured several passengers including Jane Ogilvie aged 10 as debris struck the roadway. In Harbor Bridge area Richard 31 was swept from a bicycle and sustained a dislocation and other injuries during the storm.
A young swimmer from Sydney earns a remarkable record, surpassing two years of steady progress. The article highlights the athlete's breakout performances and rising trajectory within Parramatta’s club scene.
Readable lines list results and names like Putin and Morior with odds and scores. Participants include Neabill B Jace Cirmipbell McGragor Fowler Mys Haunt W Haupl M Wade Prize Thorleyth Waumstey Hughen Fergusson McCluskey Munghan Salmon Townsley Wrin Kyle Freeman Mellveen Bushnell Bakayes Harding.
A cyclone battered Wellington NB last night with powerful winds uprooting houses and garages and scattering debris across streets creating extensive property damage and emergency response efforts continuing into Friday.
An appeal night at a venue in Wor eld raised funds for the Blind Footballer League. A £35 cheque marked a fine gesture, with entrants like Mick V Stovens and the Bobbie Fletchers contributing, while balloon dice and music by the Lerha-Lance orchestra accompanied the evening.
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