18 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented report notes a missing man found with a throat wound. Text is garbled with scattered names and places, including references to Sydney, Seattle, and a 1410 position, limiting clear details. No coherent chronology or identifiable authorities are discernible in the legible portions.
Partial readable copy details a local espionage case involving a betting system. Mentions county ethics context and some named individuals and officials. The fragmented text references a manager and labeled roles, with no clear event date or location.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a tragic death case and unclear references to names, dates, and places. The readable bits mention a woman’s fate and a supposed incident, with scattered initials and stray words suggesting a crime or accident report in a historic newspaper segment. The text preserves local tone while lacking coherent details.
An item from the newspaper notes a drapery firm engagement involving Mrs Freer. Details are unclear in the fragmented text but indicate a formal business or social arrangement reported by the paper.
A garbled sentence outlines an urgent effort to reform dangerous practices in a paving department. Officials discuss preventive measures and the need for safer procedures amid calls for a tighter oversight.
The Wheat Market in Sydney edged lower as shipments, deliveries, and prices eased. Traders noted steady buyer interest and a mix of quotations, with Australian cargoes finding buyers on the lower end while overall market activity remained cautious.
Fragmented OCR text outlines prophecies for 1937 across regions including Alsys Spain and Hong Kong with scattered statements on events, threats, and fortunes. Readable portions reference forecasts, fears, and notable names, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording. Further restoration needed to confirm individuals, places, and outcomes.
Sparse readable text indicates the death of Mrs Woods with scattered phrases. No clear date or location can be confirmed. Further context from the original page is needed to identify full details and involved parties.
A missing girl case centers on a memory lapse and uncertain lead as investigators pursue clues. Authorities name local officials and potential witnesses while the search spans urban and rural areas, urging tips from the public.
A fragmented wartime wire digest notes alleged shipments of arms linked to a premier in the Spain conflict. The garbled text references officials, vows, and war context, with partial mentions of Spain, movement, and accusations amid the broader war discourse.
Report from Bendigo Creek describes two youths drowning during a meet. Local authorities and bystanders respond as investigators review circumstances. Officials urge caution near waterways.
Proposal outlines ship-building work at a site with a focus on naval construction activities. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate plans for new hull assembly and related facilities. Local authorities and involved firms are not clearly named in the readable portion.
An archival note summarizes the Younger Set annual meeting with accounts of work accomplished, election of officers, and recognitions. It lists attendees and names of members such as Tiedt and Ritchie, noting future plans and ongoing activities within the club.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Sheffield Shield game between New South Wales and South Australia. Details are unclear with many garbled names and phrases, but the fixture appears to involve intercolonial cricket competition data from an Australian source.
Queensland vs Victoria report appears garbled with missing words and names. readable fragments mention a Friday event and a court or match context but lack clear entities or outcome to summarize.
An OCR fragment notes a Friday event at a local market in Hydney with brief crowd turnout and items for sale. Names, dates, and exact details are unclear but the piece references a communal shopping moment and ordinary street activity in the town.
An intense session in Paris features ME Mistler predicting a likely military build up as Germany readies wartime economy for peace. Foreign Minister Paladin cites global tensions while officials discuss future policy. An engagement notice and family announcements conclude a mixed local page.
Survivor reports describe a night of terror as an air raid devastates Madrid with 63 confirmed deaths. Fire, smoke, and rubble halt daily life while rescuers search for survivors amid collapsing buildings and shattered neighborhoods.
Market page fragment lists Tasmanian items and various prices with unclear names. It mentions Beyrdney ryiaay and Beers, tasmanian city markets, and several unreadable figures such as 3.7 and 10.0, plus references to wheat and fare amounts.
Fragmentary OCR notes from an Australian Herald reporting that the coronation date and related broadcasts will be proclaimed on a specified day. Mentions London Palace, Royal Exchange and broadcasting times around December 20 1243 with unclear details and stray phrases.
London reports ongoing severe weather with 100 deaths and numerous accidents as gale conditions persist. Forecasters warn more gales and rough seas in the coming days affecting coastlines and inland areas.
The British Government signaled it would keep in service over-age cruisers, citing regional and international balance. Sir Samuel Hoare told Commons that scrapping was being weighed but Britain sought dialogue with America and Japan as it weighs renewal and disposal under treaty limits.
Auckland on Friday The Civic Council decided to build flats for old age pensioners as an experiment and part of a cheaper housing scheme Each dwelling will have four bedrooms living room kitchen and bathroom for 1s a week
Lottery No. 985 drawn Friday with prizes listed: first prize to Miss Munch of Addison Road Manly. second prize to Miss Iama Lowe at Police Station Newgan. third prize to Mr Williamson Pitt Son and Badgery Pyrmont. fourth prize to Miss Harvey Murray Sheet Copemundra. Lottery No. 306 to be drawn Wednesday.
A papal collapse in Rome led to the cancellation of a public audience. Doctors ordered the postponement after the incident, with details unclear from the fragmentary report.
A loyalty resolution passes in Parliament displaying unanimous support for the King and Crown. Statements highlight a four day coronation ceremony plan with the Archbishop of Canterbury involved, and a remark that no figure will be permitted influence deemed Papal by some Unionists.
Sydney court dismisses the appeal of Ryan and Mastin Ryan in the murder case of Robert Andrew McKenzie. The defendants sighted as the court reviews the death sentence and orders the case for further action.
Goft reports on a 60 foot high platform on a Paddington rooftop where Heesian pereens erected on the Sydney cricket ground did not deter broadcasting teams from preparing to describe the new match. Radio mechanics sprayed screens while commanding an uninterrupted view of the crowd.
The FN Bench of the Industrial Commission today announced increased pay rates for shop assistants as an interim award. It will operate for three months from January, with variations being made without prejudice to the final determination of the claim.
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