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22 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
1
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A major blaze devastated a town early this morning amid a lack of water supply. Citizens formed a bucket brigade while armed freighters carted water for government needs. Fire spread from a shop to nearby premises including a newspaper office, boot shop, and pharmacy before being checked.
Reports say Arthur Gedney Wap, 33, died after injuries from a fall twenty feet at Flurwtone Park on Monday. Doctors failed to save him despite efforts, with witnesses noting bleeding and head injuries before he was pronounced dead at Martickville hospital.
Judge refused the application to cover medical expenses for Gerinde Anderson, formerly Hooker, after she collapsed in court. The incident prompted a brief adjournment as she was taken to hospital. details of her condition were not released.
Report from Newcastle on a disappointing gate for a cricket match against the BagI team. Receipts over three days fell short at 1013 compared with 1238 from a two day sale. Mediation called to consider Hobbs and Warver and the English team.
In a Wednesday match Armidale dispatched three focal rinks to Inverell to contest the pennant round. Armidale’s players included Crown Mote Cooper Mallaby and others while the visiting rink featured skip Wo Bidues and J. Pascoe among listed members.
Race results from Kensington list multiple divisions and placings with names like Glen Sree Jewell Belling Carmine and Uo Lite Jewel. Final standings appear in two divisions with bets and times showing throughout the page. Several horses and contestants are noted with positions and betting odds as the event wraps.
A 26 year old woman from Mux yan was killed when struck by a tram near Grennorns Junction. Police arrested a motor car driver as a suspect in a potential case of manslaughter after the tragedy occurred at night.
A garbled weather note predicts easterly winds and rising temperatures. It mentions inland warming, mainly northerly inland winds, and a shift toward inland conditions over the next twenty four hours. The text is fragmented and lacks clear locations or times.
A party of men travelling toward Perth found an unknown man aged about 32 at Eucla. He appeared to have died from thirst after a long waterless trek. a companion named Jack Johnson was found in a exhausted state and revived at Mandrabilis station.
A serious position looms as 5000 tons of Newcastle coal arrives on Monday for the Blate railways Show. The government miners dispute remains unsettled and a labor shortage could hinder handling of the imported coal, risking service disruption.
An extraordinary assembly of the League of Nations in Geneva adjourned to Friday after exhausting all possible efforts to resolve the Sino Japanese dispute. President M. Aymans of Belgium said they regretted the stalemate and would resume discussions when the state report is reviewed.
London Tuesday the Foreign Secretary announced a settlement had been reached on the matter of arms importation into Austria. The disclosure came during a Commons session as officials outlined the agreed terms and next steps.
Members of a touring Tongan choir in Adelaide report illness halting performances for at least a fortnight. Health officials advise rest and observation while organizers arrange local support and contingency plans.
London议 Foreign Secretary Bir Job Boman cited a Hoover phrase in a Commons reply to question 19 about an arms embargo on shipments to Anpan or Cine. He referenced Hoover’s message to Congress urging restraint while other nations may supply arms, arguing the move could curb conflict or provoke retaliation.
A fragmented excerpt shows concerns over United States wheat exports and global supply. Officials warn that reduced production could leave markets vulnerable, prompting calls to bolster domestic output and safeguard future grain supplies amid international competition.
The Benevolent Society held its annual meeting with 14 attendees. Officers and committee members were noted, including President Moxdyisie Cleonda and Secretary Swan Wweteds. The meeting discussed fund-raising, holiday distributions, and future charitable plans, with details on committees and participant names summarized from readable portions.
Obituary notice for G. D. Clark of Sydney, a well known resident and former community leader. The report notes his standing and local influence, with concise summary of his life in the area.
Four experts appointed by the Massister for Agelature recommended a new expenditure of about £2,000,000 for an extensive bulk handling scheme. The report will be considered by the Cabinet at an early date. The Berlin Chief had ordered damages paid to a motorist after a house damaged by a sending omnibus.
A London report cites Sir John Simon stating a New York dispatch quotes the Berlin ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay returning from London after a useful interview with President Wilson.
In Sydney on Wednesday Ay Wau braid Neel has not responded to treatment and will not play. Alexander of Victor will replace him as Wall’s substitute in the Australian test lineup.
A church meeting led by Rev Father M Fury discussed appointing Very Rev Dean ONeill PP as rector of Foaverett Quueieh. Aldermanic members proposed honoring Beat with an event on March 01. Accords to Connors and others, a fund or stipend was debated. no monetary commitment was made at this time.
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Readable bits show price listings and commodity notes for vegetables and groceries. Included are onions and butter with fluctuating values and local market terms, reflecting a bustling urban market scene.
U S banks in New York and Michigan reopen Thursday after temporary closures. The moves follow an executive order by Governor Comstock, with banks slated to close again later if conditions persist.
The city wheat market held firm with limited offerings keeping values near export parity. Bulk and bagged wheat sold around 20 29 to 2 01 with slight premium for bagged lots, while shippers report gains and reduced private sales. Overseas, London trading showed prices easing with Argentine offers remaining plentiful, Liverpool market steady, and UK cargo value quoted around 229.
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