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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
1
Between April 24 and May 22, unemployment fell by 114,755 to 2,599,000. The year ago figure stood at 306,000 for work, a hot number recorded since September.
Dr Geoffrey He sued Mrs Rose Ann Mulcahy for slander. The jury awarded the plaintiff damages in a Sydney court on a Wednesday morning.
Floods continue on the North Coast with the main road between Sydney and Brisbane several feet under water about two miles from Macksville. Weather Bureau hopes the worst is past but a large area remains inundated as farmlands are covered by water.
A driver lost control near Tingha causing a vehicle to plunge from Tingha bridge into the river. The occupant sustained facial injuries and a wrist wound, while others in the party were shaken but escaped serious harm. The car was towed and the river area secured as authorities investigated the incident.
Fragmented text discusses Victoria rejecting a national railway amalgamation plan. Mentions Melbourne and Victorian authorities and hints at legal doubt and possible rejection by premier. No clear specifics, multiple garbled names appear.
Workers at Bulli Miners strike disrupts pit stores and operations at the collery. Management refusal to reinstate a worker triggers company downtimes as miners plan further action. Locals report delays and safety concerns as the mine remains idle into the weekend with talks ongoing.
Results from Ascot races in Sydney include multiple divisions with winners such as English Lady and Miss Tovsendili Pratcony. The day featured a mix of thoroughbred entries, betting notes, and various horses with affiliations to trainers and stables, reflecting a busy program and close finishes.
Sydney Wednesday remarks at a British Empire film meeting warn that Hollywood portrays immoral lifestyles and corrupts youth. The speaker condemns the glamorization of crime and calls for cultural preservation against Western cinema influence.
In Sydney three men Walter Brlukt Eid 25 laborer Alfred Marold But Jet 24 wine maker and Francis Edward Moltiane 8 blind maker are charged with attempting to choke Edward Stadroe Fy on a charge of serious offence. The grasping incident occurred as police investigated an alleged indietaste offence.
A scrambled report outlines a violent incident where an Afghan minister and a fellow student were shot in Berlin. The suspect, a Afrian student named Byed, was arrested after a chaotic confrontation during the attack, with one minister killed and another student seriously wounded.
A brief item notes that a figure named Mat tem left London today bound for Chita, with unspecified context or details about purpose or passengers.
Melbourne jury unable to reach a verdict after hours of deliberation in a general session. judge expressed confusion over the lack of consensus in a case involving a guard charged with alleged murder.
The report covers a hockey carnival with inter-team matches and standout players. It lists Evergreen and War industry teams, names like Joss McKennan and Mew, and multiple one-minute periods with various scorers. The text notes a Sunday defeat, Cup pursuit, and prize events including chocolate and wheel prizes awarded to participants.
London notices mark the retirement of Sir Eric Drummond from the League of Nations and pay tributes to his long service while acknowledging his successors and the official changes in leadership roles within the organization.
A noisy report from a bowls rink tournament notes Buxton and Wilmington triumphed as top teams. Seven player rounds produced a final that had Buxton and Wilmington sharing victory in close matches. The event also lists team members and round results with a Saturday kickoff and a June 10 close for handicap entries.
Market report from Sussex Street shows scrambled figures for wheat and potatoes with erratic percentages and several illegible terms. Remaining readable items mention oats, lucerne, and oats prices, but specifics are unclear due to OCR distortion indicating a volatile market with uncertain revisions.
Protesters in Darwin rally against the action of the Aboriginal Department and the use of Aboriginal people in forced labor or public works. Organizers urge restraint and demand policy reconsideration as workers and unions voice concerns about employment practices in the Northern Territory.
A fragmented report from Geneva indicates the League of Nations council pledges action on a Jewish petition regarding mistreatment in Upper Silesia. The text mentions Prague and Germany, with implied pressure on authorities to address alleged abuses and grant a formal hearing or remedy. The legate's wording is garbled but centers on accountability and potential remedies for Jewish residents.
The usual monthly stock sale was held at the municipal yards on Friday featuring fat cattle stores and 22 heifers sold. Prices ranged with fat cows at £41, Jersey yearling £177, yearling heifers, crossbred cattle, and other entries listed. Notable figures include Jersey and Guernsey stock, several cattle types, and various prices noted for yearlings and springers.
Indigent persons entitled to relief work are urged to seek state aid under the public works plan. The article discusses eligibility rules, the need to file applications, and the potential for reactivation of work programs to provide employment and support.
Buyers showed reluctance in Live City Market as Liverpool Market reopened after the holiday. Wheat prices held near 73 with little interest for bulk sales. Late bids suggested 74, but no substantial business occurred as buyers withdrew and the market remained subdued. Prices hovered around 41 in some listings while others reported scant activity.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Sydney and a Wednesday, with garbled timing and event cues. Reads like notes for a local listing or column, lacking clear names, places, or actions to confirm.
Sydney forecast indicates showers and unsettled conditions across the region. In the midweek outlook, cooler air moves in from the west with a mix of rain and breezy intervals. Residents should prepare for damp commutes and potential short-term delays.
In Athens on Tuesday an unknown assailant fired at Premier Ventuline as he and Maritime Voukeley traveled by car. Voukeley and nine others were wounded, with four new injuries reported. Police launched an investigation into the attack amid heightened security worries.
A fragmented OCR style note outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Ireland. It mentions dates, governance terms, and a debate over restraining government powers and legal changes. The text is garbled but hints at reform themes and parliamentary activity without clear outcomes or names.
A controversial senator pressed for decisive action in the senate, urging full steam ahead on reforms amid accusations of rotten practices within international banks. He called for a nationwide showdown to curb abuses and restore integrity in financial institutions.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows Phare Masa involved in an event at Medford on a Sunday. The garbled text prevents identification of event type, participants, or outcome.
A Paris bound rail incident ends with a guard acting promptly to avert disaster after a runaway locomotive plows through a station area. The engine loses control but is halted by quick intervention, preventing casualties and preserving the train’s crew and passengers.
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