06 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
1
Priday The Bol State Lottery drawn today. Pirate prize No. 103. Bring Ut to Stroud Syndicate Quigley Stroud. North Coast Berand prize in areas. Weary Packers Syndicate Miss Nelle Hicks Twin and North Ryde. Third prize No. BS07H Aula Syne Byndicate John Brennan 20 Tudor Street Surry Hill. Fourth prize No. 41701 M1984 for Luck Syndicate G Sutherland. Box SROM GPO Sunes.
A Boritie resident, Irday Mis Tippett, died after falling from a train. The incident occurred late at night near the station, with authorities reporting the fall as the fatal event. No further details on motive or circumstances are provided.
Sydney report notes Harry Baker received a prize of 100 pounds. The event details are unclear due to fragmented text but reference to a monetary award is evident. Further readable names include Ayre and Whelan.
A garbled Melbourne item reports a federal finance surplus near 1,800,009 pounds. The text mentions 3,500,000 pounds as an expected figure but is unclear on source and exact date.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Homebush workers and a dispute over permanent employment, go slow actions, and threats of layoffs. Mentions a continuous resistance, a hospital or hotel setting, and signaling a potential meeting or speech by figures named Val Mack and Pyder. Details are unclear and distorted.
Former President Coolidge was found dead by his wife at their Northampton home. Early reports suggest heart disease or a possible heart failure as the cause.
The article reports heated exchanges as Prime Minister McPhee derides the opposition while party lines flare. Notable figures and locations are referenced, signaling a tense political session and rising public interest in policy battles.
Sydney reporter notes a girl injured when lightning struck during a street event in Numnerwlia. Eyewitnesses say the incident occurred after a sudden storm as crowds dispersed. Authorities are investigating the cause and extent of injuries, with medical teams responding promptly.
A garbled report describes a fire scare abroad provoking fear among farmers. Authorities cite police and three intruders, with mentions of warnings and a reward. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A reported attempted hold-up led to a swift departure by the assailant. Police described a chaotic scene as bystanders sheltered and officers pursued the suspect, who vanished in the ensuing confusion. No injuries were reported, and investigations continue.
Local debate centers on municipal insurance policy and labor concerns. Dialogue involves Aldermen, ministers, and community groups discussing funding, risk, and governance, with observers urging transparency and cost effectiveness.
Market report from Sussex Street with garbled OCR text. readable bits mention day trading activity and local sellers. Several near names appear as fragments suggesting vendors and items but most content is unclear. focus remains on market conditions and prices not specified.
Aviation authorities cite official status concerns in Melbourne. The discussion centers on safety, costs, and tightening regulations affecting operations and planned air activities.
The Sydney University department of Anthropology may see the chair position abolished this year as officials consider restructuring. Details remain unclear amid campus deliberations and administrative reviews.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion around a proposed amendment labeled dry USA. Limited readable names and terms appear, including possible references to political figures or groups, with unclear context and nonstandard phrasing.
A disturbance near Copeton involves Mrs Hot Osan and Wiltwny Tony Anta escalating to threats and stone throwing. Mee Dikon intervenes as Anta reportedly trails with a gun, later firing a weapon that injures none, while authorities investigate the chaotic scene and the safety of local residents.
Minister Sympathetic outlines Eastern Trade extension amid fear days. A interview with the Consul General of Washington explores prospects for commerce and projects. Wording indicates consideration of extensions by Rastorah House and related facilities at the Ministry of American Trade.
A fragmented OCR line from a Sydney page includes garbled phrases such as fiftey rie jean princh and Un ove Le das with stray words like vies a, lacking coherent context or clear names. No identifiable events or actions emerge from the readable text.
Fragmentary weather item from a Sydney page notes variable conditions with unclear timing and dubious measurements. It mentions rain or showers in parts of the city and hints at temperature ranges, but the text is garbled and specific details are unreadable.
Grim report from Portland Hill describes the Atlantique burning after grounding, with survivors including several women from Cherbourg. The fate of the vessel remains uncertain as steamer aids struggle to tow the burning ship through the Channel toward safety while authorities assess whether it can be saved or will sink.
London report details a strang e murder as a body is identified in connection with a missing man. The text references a manly person and a hospital or lodging context amid unclear handwriting and garbled OCR segments. Further specifics are unavailable in readable form.
Damaged OCR text from Yetman police court notes references an alleged assault case, names unclear, mentions aunt and possible witness and courtroom actions. The fragmentary record lists dates, costs, and procedure terms without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
A fragmented report notes 132 charges related to bicycle thefts with nominal fines in a local court. Unclear names appear in OCR, but the item centers on petty theft proceedings and minimal penalties. The text mentions individuals and places in garbled form, reflecting damaged archival OCR.
We extend thanks for the business during the year just closed and wish you well for the year ahead. The year was tough for many yet we all pulled through and will do 30 again. What an asset we have in our capacity for hope and unity guiding us forward.
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