19 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1934
Page
1
A fragmentary report describes rural boys seeking jobs at a theatre program. It references names including Mandy Caplan and Mr Dunning and mentions a plan or scheme to buy way into a stay theatre project. The text is garbled with many unreadable words.
Melbourne era notes a boy named Hult who set a local record at a Sydney event. The report highlights his performance, the venue in Sydney, and the presence of local officials and spectators. Details on times and exact event are unclear due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary report notes a visiting warship Sydney in port with Australian ties and unclear details about the event. No dates or official actions are discernible from the text.
An unclear report notes Ulm showing interest in a new commercial flight connection. Mentions Sydney and Singapore relations and potential ties with Austria and Vietnam, with unspecified responses from officials. Dialogue hints at aviation routes, political interest, and prospective future service.
Market report from Sussex Street in Sydney with fragmented notes on prices and items. Mentions buyers and sellers, tagged values, and recurring names, though many details are garbled and hard to parse.
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King Albert of Belgium was killed in a mountaineering accident near Namur. The monarch, renowned climber, perished after slipping near cliffs. his body found around 2 a.m. and brought to the palace by 3:30 a.m. The news notes secrecy surrounding the expedition and the swift royal notifications.
Unclear fragments describe tensions surrounding Austria and Vienna with references to feud like scenes and political turmoil. Names and events are obscured, limiting precise details but signaling a potential international crisis theme.
An appeal follows a bank clerk’s 12 month sentence on a flag sale charge in Manaus. The trial records show a misfiled case involving the bank and local officials. The court documents reference a Police unit and a Morial Place address in the proceedings.
A fire in a weatherboard six room block at Oatley in the early hours trapped owner John Anderson in an eight bedroom unit. He is cripple and unable to escape without help as his wife and neighbours rushed to aid him while the rest of the occupants escaped. The building was reduced to ashes within half an hour.
Washouts across Sydney region disrupt rail service with the Cystiorenghy River closing a bridge while the Binnaway line remains isolated except for a railway. Major washaways at Murruwal and Binnaway Coona barban goods yard derailment delays and uncovered wheat stacks at sidings suffer damage.
A fragmented forecast from Sydney notes continued rain in the southwest quarter and unsettled conditions elsewhere. Forecast text is garbled with stray terms like thunder and wet spells, with no clear times or measurements available.
Fragmented report details a perilous incident labeled a narrow escape involving Strack and Tramear Syone y Mindiy. The account mentions a miraculous escape and a fatality linked to a Portis location. Despite hopeful notes of release, the subject remains hospitalized with critical injuries from central nervous system damage.
Ailing Australian Admiral Vivian Honey, ৮8, dies amid service in the naval war. Admiral Gerald Bernaird, aged ...
Violent storms struck Riverina causing extensive damage and widespread flooding. Reports describe damaged infrastructure and disrupted services with lingering risks across affected towns. Authorities assess impact while residents brace for possible further rainfall and clean up efforts.
Melbourne reports advocates urge Commonwealth grants to assist smaller states with permanent funds. debate centers on disability burdens of federation and the need to support veterans, development projects, and postwar policy alignment.
Agents’ market report from Sydney notes trading activity Monday with varied prices and quantities. Prices for Welton rise to 264, then 297, with volumes up to 2806 head. other items show gains and steady demand despite mixed signals.
Reported in London as fascist ideas grow louder under the threat of a broader union push. The piece notes political figures and groups denying levity while warning of intensified anti socialist measures and consolidation of power.
Amira-Han representative at Olympic Games referees a sensational event at Kewple Stadium tonight featuring ex-Amateur Heavewright Champion Sardine of Amstralana and Sardine’s title defense in a dramatic showdown.
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