13 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
1
Ebeling shines for Australia as selectors weigh a replacement for Wall in the Leeds Test match. The report notes strong fielding and batting form from emerging players while Wall contemplates his role.
Sydney police sweep Bathwellbrook Scone Maitland area after report of an assault on a one year old girl at a farmhouse. Officers cordon roads and search farms and outbuildings while inquiries focus on a man described as a swagman seen nearby.
A detailed cricket card from London coverage describes Australia and Derbyshire opening the match. Bradman top scored for Australia while Derbyshire endured early collapse and strong new-ball bowling. Ebeling bowled superbly, taking five for 28 in three overs, with Mitchell and other bowlers contributing. The report traces key passages at adjournment and mentions spinners and fielding highlights as Derbyshire fought back.
Sydney report details a 14 year old, Leslie Hopkins, who leaped from a moving train near Seath Redferts and was seriously injured. Bystanders restrained him on the platform as a train guard halted the run, and he was rushed to hospital for treatment.
A garbled report describes a distressed young person on a bridge during a tense moment. Nearby bystanders and responders attempted to intervene as rope lines and parapet vulnerabilities presented danger. No clear identities or outcomes emerge from the unreadable text.
The readable portion indicates a collision involving a lorry and a train with several garbled names and locations. Key facts such as date, place, and outcome are not discernible. no clear figures or organizations can be identified from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text describes Homebush Markets agents reporting amid murky weather and limited supply. Mentions panel, names, and easing tensions with references to market conditions and uncertain outcomes.
Trade controls proposed to halt Australian flour exports to Canada amid growing disputes. Officials discuss potential measures to restrict shipments, citing domestic supply concerns and reciprocal trade tensions. The move signals escalating economic frictions between the two nations and could impact farmers, millers, and exporters.
A fragmented report from Canberra outlines a parliamentary discussion led by Mr Dorser of UCP. The debate centers on a preferential tariff plan involving the Beilikh Government and Australia to shift trade toward Britain while limiting foreign competition.
A government bus patrol offers a reward of 200 pounds for information leading to conviction in an armed hold up outside Hawk FON SW. I Wynward Street, dated Friday in the city.
The Roseburgh area paper reports a chilling fear of planned extermination amid chaotic civic talk. Readers are left wary as political strife inflames violence rumors and bureaucratic mistrust surfaces in public discourse.
An explosion occurred in the unused basement of a Bendigo Base Hospital store room late Friday night. The blast damaged nineteen buildings, blew in the front wall, shattered windows, and knocked several ward occupants off their feet. Dozens suffered minor cuts and several doctors were injured by flying debris. The exact cause was unknown at press time.
Forecast calls for showers in the far north with other regions largely dry. Winds shift from north to west and southwest. Frosts are expected in inland areas with cool nights and variable temperatures.
An inquest into the death of John Pewdsire Seranihih Delarcy is conducted. Detectives discuss coroner rules and witness statements as to the circumstances surrounding the shooting and timeline.
The fragment suggests a bold claim about a cure marketed as best and economical. It mentions no verifiable entities, dates, or agreements, making a concise summary difficult. Further readable content is needed to form a factual, source-grounded card.
Vintage ad fragment listing ladies garments in wool and silk including bed vests bloomers and tights. Items feature white pink colors, knitted and crochet finishes, some with ribbed shoulders or gussets, with prices and sizes noted in mixed typography and era spelling.
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