28 Jan 1938
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
1
A worker was killed by lightning during a tree cutting operation at Peers Farm near Kurraiome while preparing fodder for sheep. The incident occurred in the open fields as the storm moved through. No additional details on casualties or responses are provided.
In a terse note, critics target selection after a wicket keeper omission from the squad. The piece cites fluctuating choices by selectors and public reaction to the team’s lineup changes amid Scottish cricket circles.
An infantile paralysis case in Perth involved Murray, his wife, and child arriving with Syd, fined £96 for contraventions related to public health regulation. A health inspector noted missteps in arrival and vaccination safeguards as authorities enforce safeguards against disease spread.
Readable fragments show tensions over Japanese boycott signals and moral support among council members in Sydney. Text references Wharf Labour and political reactions amid unrest, with unclear phrases and damaged wording.
OCR text is garbled with no identifiable people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Declines on overseas grain exchanges weakened the wheat market in Sydney yesterday. Prices softened to around 4 1/4 pence per bushel for prompt delivery with little trading interest from buyers. Millers' parcels remained tentative as quotations hovered near 46 pence per bushel.
Compiled summaries from University of Nanking scholars and American missionaries detail alleged Japanese crimes in Nanking. Report emphasizes firsthand accounts and widespread abuses encountered by residents and refugees during the occupation.
A thawing river caused ice jams five to ten feet high that crushed a section of the C1284 International Leader and bent a steel bridge span extending about 1000 feet, prompting emergency responses and inspections along the river.
Fragmented OCR text details threats by Japanese authorities against acts deemed dishonorable to the armed forces. Mentions of Tokyo, military prestige, and punishment, with garbled names and locations making precise entities unclear.
A cryptic set of wartime notes describes ongoing tensions with Japan. The report cites warnings from American authorities about potential looting, raids, and retaliatory steps as campaigns near critical milestones. Details remain fragmentary.
A fragmented report describes PVUNEY Protas and POAC Me facing constraints at the WARP event. The text references motions or limits, mentions Alice Oo and MUEHE GP, and notes a Bendency Thine spreethe mertieri context with winds recorded as 4 BU at Perth.
Fragmentary market notes from Sydney report listing names and places such as Pabed at Sis Pogo Temes and Chewelah Thad with scattered figures like 3.3 and 8. The text is garbled with unclear actions or outcomes and several proper nouns that cannot be clearly interpreted.
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