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Newspaper

Inverell Times

Location

Inverell, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 02, 1938

Page

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Endymion Sunk By Spanish Submarine In Med. Britain Boosts Patrol

Britain plans to increase anti piracy patrols in the Mediterranean after the Endymion was sunk about twenty miles from a shipping route by a Spanish rebel submarine. Four British cruisers were dispatched to locate the submarine as the First Lord of the Admiralty, Duff Cooper, said the ship lacked wireless and noted patrols had been reduced by Nyon Powers.

London Endymion Mediterranean Fortune Firedrake FURY Forester Admiralty Duff Cooper House of Commons Nyon

Five New Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported

Fragments report five new infantile paralysis cases with phrases unclear and garbled. Names and locations are unreadable. no coherent details emerge beyond the generic count and illness reference.

Wheat Quotations in Sydney Market Day

Daily weather and market notes show small shifts in the local wheat market with prices partly quoted. Traders report slight changes in parcels and values across 45 bushel lots amid routine fluctuations.

Sydney Baete

Unclear betting meeting prompts parliamentary debate

Fragmentary report outlines a gathering of bookmakers and officials discussing racing rules and administration. Mentions a committee and perceived conflicts, with references to Absecon and local figures. details are garbled and attribution uncertain.

Grasshoppers Spring Outlook Faces Uncertain Future

A garbled report outlines concerns at a department in Aarines with mention of spring conditions and potential trade impacts. The text references officials discussing outreach and preparation, noting hesitation about future steps and possible challenges ahead.

Shanghai Customs Move Reflected in Japanese Intentions

A report indicates Japanese General Matsui planned to seize control of Shanghai customs promptly, but the Panay and Lady Bird bombings prompted a more cautious approach. The text suggests broader Japanese aims to control Chinese ports under regional regimes amid war tensions.

Shanghat Matsui Shanghai

Wheat Market Steady as Trade Wavers Across Regions

Market reports show steady price levels for wheat with scattered activity across domestic and export channels. Analysts note cautious demand, uneven futures movement, and ongoing uncertainty from weather, transport costs, and competing grain values shaping bids and offers.

Struck by Lightning Fatalities Reported in Sydney Incident

In a tragic event, a man and a boy were killed when lightning struck an outdoor area near Sydney. Authorities are investigating the incident, with weather warnings in effect and emergency services responding to the scene. Further details remain limited as official reports are pending.

Fragmented notice on a phased aberration method

A truncated OCR fragment hints at a phased fading aberration method for an air based procedure. Readable terms are sparse, with no clear dates names or places to anchor the topic. The remaining legible content does not establish a specific event or outcome.

Japan Wool Demand Continues Into End of Week

Reports from Sydney indicate that Japanese agents will continue purchasing wool through the end of the week, with most orders expected to be fulfilled by then. The developments reflect sustained demand from Japan for Australian wool, signaling ongoing trade activity and market interest.

Sydney Japan

World Telegram Supports Militant Far East Policy

The World reports a shift in United States policy toward a militant foreign posture in the Far East, endorsing armed force as a means of redress whenever the President deems it advisable.

New York Tuenday World” Telegram Save the United Far East

State Lottery All to Sydney SN TENE

Readable fragments describe a lottery related item, with scattered names and numbers. The legible text mentions Sydney and a few partial phrases, suggesting a local lottery event or drawing but lacks clear details on participants, dates, or outcomes. The overall sense is an incomplete snippet from a gambling notice.

Sussex Street Market Report Highlights Slower Trade

A Sussex street market report notes slower trade midweek with shoppers lingering in stalls. Vendors report mixed sales as cooler weather and light crowds influence buying, while some sellers push discounts to clear inventory. Local organizers plan next week’s events to boost footfall.

Fragmentary Alexandria item on local issues and names

Fragmented OCR entry from Alexandria mentions chaff hay and local names with unclear context. No clear event dates or organizations readable. Preserve ambiguity while noting possible local agricultural and civic terms.

War Atrocities End Urged By Leaders After Bombing

Rebels bomb Marehen am Himneed prompting calls from FATA Tow Poomire Chautemps and Minister Mo Ebel for a united international push to end wartime atrocities. Leaders appeal to all nations to cooperate and halt further abuses.

FATA Poomire Chautemps Marehen Am Here Mo Ebel van Fraoer

Found Dead Barking Dog Leads Search Party

A search party traced a body to a bed near Mow station after the barking of four dogs drew responders to the scene. The deceased was Alfred Qoker, 72, found near the Newton residence area. Local authorities investigated the circumstances of the death.

Alfred Qoker Mow Station Newton Wit

Weather forecast with strong winds and mountains warned

The bulletin warns of severe weather with strong northern winds and heavy rain. It notes mountain regions affected and potential river or coast impacts.

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