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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
1
In Sydney Monday the annual conference of teachers heard Rev King stress education as a remedy for social ills. He warned that recent disturbances and government measures have shaken morale and urged decisive reform and limited violence. The speech linked economic strain to unrest and called for firm action by authorities.
A garbled London scene reports four bodies washed ashore with scattered letters and phrases suggesting a maritime incident. The fragmentary text mentions names and numbers, but the core event appears to involve multiple fatalities found on a shore, with little verifiable detail remaining.
Market report from Sydney with figures for lambs and cattle at Homebush. Prices noted include lambs around 16 to 19 and vealers near 12 with various weights and consignments from Woodside and Winghern. Sellers report steady demand despite some variable averages across districts and yards.
A garbled OCR style entry lists horse racing results and handicaps in Texas from a Saturday program. Names, placements, purse mentions, and event labels appear jumbled with stray letters and nonstandard terms throughout the slate of races and odds. The readable bits reference opening handicap, maiden, and porcine style bets, but lack coherent details.
A partial OCR item from Sydney reports a local event involving Phunt Helihh with unclear details and missing context. Readable names imply a civic or community notice but specifics are unreadable. Further text needed for a proper summary.
A fragmented Sussex Street sheet lists prices and remarks on various commodities including wheat, lucerne, and onions. It mentions market activity, unusual spellings, and partial figures such as Wheat at 6 dollars and onions around 39 to 3.19, with scattered notes on blends and local goods.
Anwble Amonel, 26, was attacked on Crown Street Sung Hills with a knife. He suffered a deep head wound and was admitted in serious condition at the city hospital. Domingoia Coster, 33, was charged with bodily harm in another case, alleged to have struck Tony Aman from ear to neck. The magistrate ordered medical attention for the accused. Also noted is a masquerade ball planned by Beaulieu hall committee for Saturday. A magisterial inquiry into the death of Jas Edward Caves, who died after tumbling from a cart, found the incident accidental.
Reverend Harold King of Wol tahra Congregational Church laments the world’s vast inequality. He asserts that selfishness and privation govern most of humanity, and condemns those who blame God for economic distribution while resisting human responsibility.
A 52 year old Mylee Coleman was admitted in critical condition with fractures and head injuries after an iron bar attack. Police and investigators entered a Calera backyard at around 10 to question suspects and collect evidence amid extensive injuries and confusion.
Praise from MLA and officials for New South Wales police lauds the force as the best in the world. Monog, Sandor and others commend Commissioner Meinl and top officers for guiding the service during a time of reform and public trust.
Members including Brisban e Munda Messie Wartigan Hutchenvon and Quernat refer to the M.C.U.Y dispute with the Board of Control. They say they would not be surprised if a politician had a hand in the matter and that they do not intend to become excited, noting the responsibility of setting Australia down is not theirs alone.
William Brander and Ruth Brander were found dead in their Remuera residence with a note addressed to an individual named Tally Hoctor. Authorities report bodies on the floor, pillows under their heads, and signs suggesting escape from an oven incident. The scene prompted an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Fragmented readable lines describe London East End communists, police actions, and diplomatic tensions amid riot activity. References to German embassy access, officials, and wartime rhetoric hint at broader political strain without clear sequence or full names.
Berlin reports say Jewish firms will be allowed to operate Christmas trade across Germany. A minister denounced anti Jewish campaigns and urged support for measures aiding German commerce. A letter from Lon Frueltwanger urged backing the effort while Dr M. Gastir claimed Jews undermine Germany by severing nerve links in the economy.
London dispatch reports General O Duffy leader of the Blueshirts was arrested at a Westport Mayo police meeting after a pitched clash between his supporters and about a hundred police. He was restrained by officers and carried away amid crowd protests and threats of further action.
Melbourne police report a robbery at a service station where a man named Leonard Prosser and another employee were forced to surrender 22 pounds from a safe. The assailants fled as staff were restrained during the incident in the Bourhe Cross area.
Report from Sydney describes Nan and a girl injured after falling down a cliff at Middle Harbor. Both were rescued with difficulty after slipping on rocks and plunging toward the water, with concerns over possible skull fracture and serious injuries.
A Monday head on crash near Portland killed a boy named Leonard Wallner and injured 21 year old Rotana Aivhell seated in the other vehicle. Wallner died at the scene while Aivhell suffered compound fractures and other injuries. Authorities investigate the accident.
A native man Edwards and four other Aboriginal people died in Perth after drinking tainted water from a roadside trough at Qubbs Station. Authorities investigated the cause as likely poisoning from contaminated water, with names including Hines Aubrey Agil Balby and others noted among victims.
A fragmentary report notes claims at a motor show about streamlined oil and wind resistance. The text references a coach and efficiency aims but is garbled, leaving unclear names, places, or dates. The surviving details suggest performance improvements tied to reduced drag and fuel use.
A garbled report notes that forty five aspirants underwent adult baptism in the Parramatta River on Friday. The fragile event description mentions Evangelist W. Kent and unclear outcomes for some participants, with many younger women and vague details about the ceremony and aftereffects.
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