16 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
1
London reports depict authorities pressing to suppress material labeled as bodyline risks by Australians and debate over censors. Lord Belper, member of the Advisory Committee, signals ongoing discussions at a Mattinglay Cricket Club dinner about preserving decorum and restricting explicit content amid cross nation tensions.
Representatives from the Axians Ho tton Manuncurays and the Com monnealls Government will meet in Melbourne on Monday to negotiate for the Fab 0 Uive buson s colon eerp.
A fragmentary report on the Glen Innes Flower Show praises exhibitors and awards. It notes Mr. Ale Sweaney of Luverell and the show’s judging, with garden displays and portraits of participants and winners amid a festive, community atmosphere.
A garbled report discusses fascist accusations against labor movements in Austria and Britain. It mentions a proposed five day week and measures to curtail female and juvenile labor. The text references solidarity actions and political liberty in a historical European context.
A garbled report details a cricket match at Melbourne with West Australia facing Victoria. Names such as Bryant, Quinn, Gregory, Sievers, and Oregory appear amid scattered scores and bowlers. The fragmentary text hints at innings totals and player contributions without coherent structure.
Turbulent sequence in the tented district ends with rebels surrendering after the government’s offer of amnesty. Cabinet prepares for swift suppression of the revolt as forces clash with socialists amid shifting loyalties. Emissaries report promises of pardons and a fragile truce, while officials push to quell violence and restore order.
In Australia Davis is reportedly headed for a billiards tour as the Faguehl event lines up August 30. Details on dates and venues remain unclear, but the trip signals a major engagement for the player amid broader competition.
A local council vote on the Ler pylon project ended 30 to 3 in favor, clearing the way for construction. Officials cited improved infrastructure and boosted access while noting concerns raised by opponents about visual impact and environmental effects.
A fragmentary state lottery notice mentions Sydney and a first prize in a 1851 era style setup. Referenced names include a street address on York Street and authorities from Sydney. details are incomplete but indicate an official draw in the era.
A garbled transcript discusses the Federal Constitution and a 4 day period in Melbourne, mentioning Stevens, wage terms, and a claim of changes stamping out stability. It reflects confusion and partial phrases about a historic constitutional scene, highlighting invalid reforms and the impact on lasting order.
Fragmented OCR recounts a parliamentary debate as the government pushes a motion amid unrest. Reference to Premier, police, and soldiers, with a crucial vote tally noted at 402 to 125, and mentions of leadership changes and public order concerns.
Market notes show wheat trading dull with prices steady near the prior close. Reports from Sydney and exchanges indicate minimal movement, with ongoing confusion over demand and supply influencing speculative sentiment.
Britain and Austria address the League of Nations council about developments in Europe. UK ministers confirm ongoing concerns over Austria’s internal situation and the need for European stability, with calls for decisive steps to secure peace and avoid further crisis.
The forecast calls for showers along the coast with inland drying. Winds from the southeast, cooler inland, and mild to moderate temperatures expected. Overnight, showers ease with partly cloudy skies and cooler nights.
A scanned report details wool auction results from Newcastle with Blair achieving 25d in a broad market context. It lists consignments, percentages of lambs and crimps, and price ranges across various districts including New England, New South Wales, and Australia wide, reflecting regional demand and per-bale averages.
In Launceston's inquest into the drowning death of Mrs. Stelix Lovell, testimony suggested that her husband and Mrs. Denger, who had Welden stay at her home, may have been complicit in the suicide. A crowd of onlookers and several witnesses described tensions and reactions as the investigation unfolded.
Sydney reports a hotel raid where intruders forced entry and held guests and staff, while a group including Wille Edward Cinraish and Jena faced fears as guards and responders moved to contain the scene. The chaotic incident prompted swift police action and led to several arrests.
A short, unclear fragment mentions increases and statistics tied to a last year period in New South Wales. The readable parts reference the word creme and names Hriday and Hiram but lack coherent context, locations, dates, or concrete outcomes for a proper summary.
Fragmentary report cites Minister Josten and Mr Mori discussing overheads and production costs. Mentions UAE supporters at Campais and debates on price escalator, grunsiwil sylting, and manufacturing charges. Context and names are garbled. key ideas refer to costs affecting industry competitiveness.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court session concerning indecent language and associated charges. The report mentions a defendant linked to Streets and a person named Longworth, with prior convictions referenced and questions about fines paid. Widespread confusion and garbled names appear throughout the fragment.
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