30 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
1
State Lottery drawn today in Sydney on Friday. Prize results list Second prize No T1W3 to Hamilton, Third prize No 7479 to Enenborough, Fourth prize No 98291 to Kentinate. Draw to be held next Friday in Nastings River district.
A serious crash occurred near Brae Triangle at 11 0 am Monday involving Eimiest Jobin Tmakow Wariada and others traveling from Wille Avenue toward the bridge. Vehicles collided, front portions damaged and a baby girl Helen Bok and Minn Cavanagh received injuries to the head and face from shattered windscreen glass.
The Daily Telegraph hints at Sir Isaac Isaacs possibly joining the New York governance circle. The London report mentions hoursday and other names like Bir Toalae and Tannes, suggesting a high level appointment chatter across the empire.
In Montreal on Thursday Premier Bevinett denies knowledge of any tie in a proposed Bayieh yenens deal linked to wheal and Umber UF Lu agreement. He states no involvement with Ui ruferring to Lim and asserts he has not been advised of such arrangements.
Forecast calls for showers and windy conditions with isolated storm potential. A warm start transitions to cooler, unsettled skies as a cold front moves through the region.
Fragmentary text mentioning Sydney and Byrney with uncertain pricing or firing context. details are unreadable and no clear event or entities can be identified for a proper summary.
A listed lineup of performers including Kid Ropuy Norm Footer Tom Lavencer Mert Page Brion Campbell Young Blesby and Jack Richards performs at a free training display. The event runs at 730 sharp featuring the Col Ryders Band and a notable dance following.
Frayed weather and high attendance marked the Melbourne match with Australia led by Woodfull and including players Woodfull Richardson Hiadmith O'Reilly O'Brien Immonger Fingleton Windfield Crimmiett McCabe Wall Ponsford while England fields Jardine Wyatt Paynter Leyland KarWood Voce and others as spectators noted a lively crowd.
Newfoundland notes stray cricket lines as Fingleton struggles on a difficult ball. Larwood dominates with sharp bowling while Woodfull resists. Omitted or garbled details hint at a wartime broadcast mood with political mentions. The piece blends match play with unrelated government notes and misread lines.
In Sydney on Friday the New South Wales side led by captain Benativel Brown secured a decisive win over Queensland. Key moments included early scoring surge by Nhe Shemold Shield and late hitting by Udiyn Hineweather as Queensland were bowled out for a modest total, with NSW chasing comfortably and firm defenses from NSW bowlers sealing the result.
A fragmented report describes rules around player writers and elections within Bou fer Control and NSW circles. References to Melbourne, Austin players, and 1932 deadlines appear amid disputes over permissible roles, broadcasting concerns, and eligibility for participation.
A blaze caused by a boy of Brisbane Grove near Goulburn destroyed three haystacks valued at more than £260. A box of matches is mentioned as the ignition source. The incident occurred on a Friday and involved a 960 of Mr LH.
In Sydney on Friday Mrs. Stewart discovered her husband Harry James Stewart 1 dead on the kitchen floor with the gas stove on. A note was left, mentioning some distressing matter, as authorities investigated the self-inflicted tragedy.
London officials announced weekend payments under the Wheat Act totaling 64.28 million in fidyance funding while confirming certificates issued prior to Navempo. The move supports homegrown wheat and market stability amid ongoing financial adjustments.
A fragmented report describes a mysterious aircraft fire event with strange phrases and garbled names. Details about people, places, or outcomes are unreadable, leaving only hints of a burn incident and a later search for missing items.
Fragmentary report shows an alleged wheat stealing case adjourned as police and court proceedings proceed. Names appear garbled in OCR with references to Burling, McIntyre, and others, plus unclear dates and property values.
A fragment reports a murder charge following a quarrel in Geraldton West Australia. One man was fatally injured after a confrontation described in unclear terms. Court action is noted but details are incomplete.
Market items list on Sussex Street Sydney with fluctuating prices for produce and staples. Entries include onions potatoes wheat and other vegetables with price ranges and brief notes on quality and availability.
Three youths were found in the yard of a Californian Chocolate factory in Redfern. Two were seized. the third fled through the premises and was later captured. Investigators expect multiple district robberies to be solved as several stolen tools are recovered. One youth carried a heavy jemmy.
Sydney reports no movement in city parcels with prices at 2/7 for bagged wheat and 271 for bulk. Shippers keep buying limits at 0 for bagged and 1 for bulk. farmers sold sparingly as trade remained quiet. Overseas, London shows firming yet Argentine offers rise with tepid demand. Chicago and Winnipeg steady but quiet amid low speculative interest.
A Paris aeroplane crash killed a newlywed couple during a honeymoon flight. The wife perished in the fire while the husband suffered serious injuries. Initial reports indicate the Viper aircraft struck the Pyrenees area and exploded on impact.
A violent incident in Melbourne left James Richards aged 49 and his son Edward dead. Victor Bok, wounded in the throat, is in hospital with serious injuries. A man who sought to discuss a partner’s books pulled a revolver and fired, then fled.
Report states a grain facility at Christus Riva received 540000 bushels to date with 140000 bushels of wheat attributed to a notable state record. The item notes the record context and the facility’s handling of large wheat volumes.
The year just closed proved difficult for many yet we all managed to endure and remain hopeful for better times ahead as we head into the new period.
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