16 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented report describes an aviator crash near Melbourne with Mrs Simpson seriously hurt and the injured man later described as conscious and transported to hospital. The article details the wreckage, injuries, and a lengthy moral inquiry surrounding the incident.
Fragmented report details proposals on land values and Crown acquisition. It mentions legislative review, constitutional rules, and government action affecting compensation, with discussion of cases where purchase at fair value might be required and proclamations to be issued.
A Sydney market wire recounts a volatile wheat session with mixed sentiment and uneven buying. Traders note uncertain demand, occasional price gains, and cautious selling as buyers and sellers adjust to near-term outlooks while awaiting clearer market signals.
Fragmentary OCR shows Mrs Simpson shopping and visiting places in Cannes and Nice with mentions of Mr Herman Rogers and various garbled names. The text references a crowd, a shower, and a late sighting of Nugent, with scattered personal names and dates.
Foreign telegraphic protests reach the House of Commons as religious leaders and archbishops condemn royal actions and urge policy changes. Citizens rally amid calls for accountability and restraint in governmental decisions.
Unclear notes discuss rising insurance costs in London tied to the coronation transition. References mention high rates around 160-20 guineas per renew and the impact of new curvature of events. sources note insurers' caution and the uncertain protection against losses.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Sydney event with a name similar to Victureday and a Lae location cue. Details are unreadable but imply an unlabeled gathering or release at an 827 district or time. Further readable facts are unavailable.
An unclear weather item with stray words about sultry conditions, possible rain and storms, and waning winds. Source text is garbled with nonstandard spellings and random words, but suggests a reader-friendly forecast with regional focus and unsettled periods.
In Lansing Michigan Miss Hope Morgan 25 confesses a crisis and plans to kill her, then her best friend Miss Ellenbetty Gilmer 25 hangs herself in a shower room as a wedding invites were being sent. Morgan suffers dementia and public alarm follows.
Sydney market notes from Wednesday list prices for various commodities including Tasmanian oats onion millet and wheat with figures indicating Bend prices and tonnages. The report names items and general price ranges though several words are garbled. readers get a snapshot of grain hay and produce values.
Fragment shows inland regions receiving more rain while coastal areas remain dry. Text includes garbled OCR but indicates weather shift inland with continued dryness on the coast and references to dates and places without clear specifics.
A garbled OCR segment from a state lottery page mentions first prize for Coogee, with scattered names such as Mesire Me Elerby and A. Y Lavetx and a second prize number 49069. The passage is heavily corrupted and includes nonsensical strings and scattered proper nouns.
City wheat market activity noted with modest gains amid steady demand and limited supplies. Traders cited local harvest progress and speculative interest as prices moved narrowly in addition to futures guidance from regional exchanges.
Thirty planes start from Brisbane in the Adelaide Centenary race. Weather worsens with high wind speeds as competitors, including women pilots, face challenging conditions at dawn.
Sydney cricket report states Brown will not play the match on Wednesday. The article mentions Teel and Luts inSydney with TV coverage and notes L. O'Brien as Victorian opener.
Sydney reports an infantile paralysis crisis with rising tolls and cases in Dunedin Wellington Napier and other towns. A comprehensive plan targets congregations and children nationwide to stem the outbreak.
A miner named Hamilton, age 91 Stauius, was buried by a fall of earth at Wet Vuk Stanmum. About 30 miners joined in digging the entombment, extracting the body after a deep crude shaft of roughly 45 feet. The incident occurred yesterday morning and reports note painful conditions and prior near misses involving other workers.
Rumor and partial notes suggest Robinson of Gordon will be the 12th man for Australia in the Stop Test match. Details are unclear and potential lineup changes surround the selection.
A parliamentary select committee investigates Dr. Martins charges amid a disputed election. The graziers association reportedly did not regiment support for Grayndler and denied involvement by members in the matter.
In Sydney Yesterday's sales at Pt Son and Bedgery saw 252182 sheep and goats traded, mostly in good condition. Turkeys were strong with Bills blocks selling near £1, cows scarce, vealers around 10.67.10, and overall demand at prime dealers steady though supplies varied by type.
A concise report on The Capitol Theatre stage event featuring Une CAVA and the Younger Set. The 20 minute show closed a year of work, with the ensemble praised for support from the management, weather permitting, and their performance including violin and cello pieces.
Unclear racing card from Rosebery reports results across three divisions with multiple horses and riders named. Mentions Bertha B, Suzanne, Vivislal, and Kinora among others, plus placings and betting notes though many words are garbled.
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