22 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
1
Dublin reports that Nevern Duffy Bluesury lead er and Captain Sullivan were brought into custody as a habeas corpus application was granted at 00pm. The men are suspected of involvement with an unlawful organization and face proceedings in Scotland.
A garbled 1903 Inverell estate probate entry outlines wills trust actions and payments. It references Emma Crusford and other heirs, a widow and a niece, and various cash bequests, land transfers, and settlement terms, all described in uncertain OCR text.
The article discusses Rev Paton’s perspective on religious life in Scotland, noting recent events and visits in Sydney connected to church affairs. It mentions ministerial movements, Sunday observances, and community reactions amid broad reflections on faith and the Scots church.
Victoria opens against New South Wales with a promising performance as strong batting and bowling create early advantages. Despite header chaos in the OCR text, the report notes solid contributions from key players and a favorable scoreline through the initial overs.
Unclear text reports ongoing seismic activity with scattered details. No clear dates, places, or named organizations available.
Fragmented market notes mix names and numbers with unclear phrases. readable items include a tally of amounts and a few personal names. most details are garbled, leaving an uncertain snapshot of trades or prices and unclear locations or entities.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses rights of free speech among communists with scattered phrases and unclear names. The garbled lines mention a movement or group, possibly referencing a question of when a movant named Garth or others act, but specifics are not recoverable.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a local management shift and new venue plans. Names like Sev Firsel and Pealy appear alongside venue mentions and public notices. The passage references community figures and a push to public engagement in upcoming events.
A large explosive destroyed butter factory panels and gate, causing extensive damage. Destruction led to theft of desks and money, with a recovered balance from debris. Police investigate as suspects fled, one man seen near the yard. Local officials report valuables and as yet unclear motive.
City officials propose revisions to governance and zoning in Sydney area. The plan includes reshaping council districts and reallocating responsibilities among departments. Public feedback sessions are scheduled and key dates remain unsettled.
An obituary notice from London reports the death of Sir Henry Dickens. It notes his lineage with the Dickens family and mentions associations with Charles Dickens. The brief item records his demise and reflects on his life and titles.
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Fragmentary report notes a Melbourne bound flight with multisort and tow tar pie plant mentions. Text is garbled, unclear on participants, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are not available to confirm persons, organizations, or events.
A storm wreck on the Caytir steamer near Neves Sey results in seven drowned sailors stranded in bunks as waves broke over the vessel. Rescue efforts by local crews from Sporn Head and nearby ports faced rough seas and lifeboat limits. The catastrophe follows a night of heavy seas and worsening weather.
A District Court case concerns a cook contracted by workers within a grazing operation. The employer faced a claim related to discharge after two deaths in the yard. The cook, not a member of the AWU, was awarded damages for discharge. The ruling underscores employer liability nuances and contract worker status in industrial settings.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Frittue engaging in a wall melee with Lin, seeking to answer the number 301. Details are vague with unclear actions, participants, and context.
In a Commons statement, Foreign Secretary Simon notes Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations signals a major moment in disarmament talks. He cites Hitler's declarations amid German leadership's push on arms and territorial questions, stressing no Franco-German land conflict remains if certain conditions are met.
Victorian wool brokers estimate a drop in output and wool revenue, with 3400 growers receiving a combined payment between £14 million and £15 million. Senator Guthrie comments on policies affecting wool and trade, as industry concerns rise over shared profits and future production.
Sydney Priday reports Marie Folgell aged 37 drank a poor drive in error at Epsom yesterday. She was admitted to hospital with injuries. doctors expect a full recovery.
Fragmentary newspaper note reports convictions rate and figures from a metropolitan year. Mentions a statutory body and an official count, with unclear names and dates.
A torn OCR fragment describes a disorderly scene at Rookwood with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a Regal venue, a person named Meg, and several obscured actions, suggesting a chaotic event and waning tensions without coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sydney lottery event with names and place references. The readable portion hints at a state lottery in Sydney with winners and possible notes on draws, though many words are garbled. The passage lists scattered proper nouns and terms like Sydney and lottery, suggesting a local lottery update or notice with unresolved names.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Bankstown council proceedings with mentions of a mayor or chair, a session at Bankstown, and references to governance actions. The text is garbled but suggests a public meeting, local officials, and procedural remarks.
An aviation record notes a flight from London to Calcutta by the Austendines with a stated time of 7 hours 42 minutes. The report mentions landing at Calcutta and references various names and places in a mountainous, fragmented OCR style. The article preserves historical aviation elements and the push for long distance speed without a clear contemporary distance or date.
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