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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
1
Government determination to “tell the people the true position” in Sydney as Monday reports the Labor leader Parrar urging the full memorial branch to place the policy before the public. Anxious economic crisis debate mirrors past crises with calls for transparency.
Pope narrowly escaped death during a Fascist Recreational Society gathering with about 4000 in Saint Pamasus Church courtyard. A glass clock face loosened from a case above the Papal throne, its fall halted by the massive clock hands as the meeting paused.
In a chaotic fracas at a football match, the referee was knocked unconscious and play halted. Players and officials scrambles followed as teammates objected to calls, witnesses report a tense melee near the sidelines and a temporary suspension of the game.
Sydney broadcast reports Sir John Monash stated withdrawal of 944 men from the last hour of preparations for the end of the war surprised the Australian Army. M Hughes replied that the withdrawal was not the unexpected action Monash predicted, and that the end of the war remained a serious possibility despite a recent setback.
London report credits Hopman for beating Gregory in straight sets and Crawford’s inconsistent play. Australia leads after Crawford defeats Lee in five sets and Bogus wins the doubles in straight sets. Australia favored to win final on Monday as form favors the Australians.
In a Cambridge game, McCabe claimed 2 wickets for 23 and top scored with 62 not out as Australia posted 174 for two. Woodfull battled in a 62 while Patton, Grim, and Palmer contributed. Late reversals saw several dismissals by McCabe as Australia sought a strong start with limited casualties and a steady opening stand.
Minurne reports a Sunday note that metal prices may fall by month end, with most Broken Hill silver and lead mines expected to lose value. Exceptions cited include North and Seathy firms, whose stocks resist the downturn.
A series of robberies in the suburbs was cited as being partly solved after the arrest of several suspects. Police reports indicate investigators focused on a pattern involving a vehicle and a suspect linked to multiple incidents.
In Canberra, financial plans indicate restricted loans totaling 22 million dollars for the coming year. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the note references budget constraints and potential shifts in credit allocation.
A car plunged into a river killing two motorists named Thompwis Wud and Lude Meier near Urisbane Minnesota. Authorities reported the accident occurred after a mishandled turn on a frosty roadway.
Police report details the arrest of several men tied to car thefts. Investigators say the suspects stole vehicles, leading to a series of arrests and upcoming court appearances.
The secretary for hallways, Manuel Newman, spoke after a railway employee was robbed by armed men. He confirmed that the employee’s service had been terminated but would not disclose the reason, citing ongoing investigations.
An aircraft set a new flying record at Adelaide with Captain Brain and Quallah Asrwaya listed as key figures. Details are incomplete but indicate a completed flight event and a notable milestone in aviation records.
A fractured report from Sydney covers an inter state rugby league clash where Wales gained 2 points and 3 tries amid a halted progression. Players faded with breath, the game paused near the interval as Southern action and late substitutions marked the contest and adjournment.
A fragmented OCR sourced item mentions Australia and cricket terms but readability is poor. It references players Baines and Mumia, names a location Swistard WY and a date placeholder 9, with scattered phrases about wickets and team actions.
A boy missing from Cooroy in Brisbane area triggers a large search with many locals joining in. Police say he may be in danger and appeal for information to help locate him quickly.
A garbled note from a local page mentions temperatures around 21 degrees and references moods and routine phrases. The readable bits suggest a forecast or report with numeric values and fleeting names, but the overall sense is a cold morning condition with stray words.
Inverell Jockey Club meeting at Newmarket drew a chilly crowd with attendance described as unsatisfactory. Weather affected the program and track conditions. racing proceeded with modest turnout and standard fare.
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