18 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
1
An incomplete report from Sydney details a cricket test withJohn Ormeron a boilermaker aged 60. A fatal head injury after a night at Armator. Longueville appears affected by the incident and a skull fracture is mentioned.
An uncertain report states that a child named Crore was killed near the railway by his parental home in Pak private area, Melbourne. Authorities, including Leal and Belle, are referenced but details remain unclear.
England defeated Australia by 94 runs in the first Test at Nottingham. Bradman top scored for Australia with 130 in a cautious innings, while England’s bowlers and fielding limited the visitors before lunch and after. The match featured unusual fielding and a prolonged innings, with notable contributions from Sutcliffe and Larwood unavailable, and a tense battle of temperament between Bradman and England’s attack.
A gunman threatened bystanders at a city saloon, brandished a revolver, and demanded money before fleeing as witnesses raised alarms. Police reported a brief confrontation with an armed suspect, who escaped into the night amid a chaotic scene.
Italy advances to the European final after defeating Czechoslovakia and Australia in a series of Davis Cup matches. Details show Tureny Waly and Murphy (Wats) defeating opponents, with crowd cheers as Italy wins key ties.
Adelaide reports a serious financial outlook with the government forced to address a large overdraft. The assembly plans actions to restore balance as year end forecasts show about 71 million pounds owed and unresolved liabilities. The state aims to stabilize finances and avoid further overdraft pressure.
A government relief drive assists around 11,000 families facing hardship. Officials report steady distribution of aid goods and funds to meet essential needs. Community leaders express optimism about ongoing support and extended coverage through the coming month.
A derailed sleeper blocked the line causing a deliberate disruption. The incident damaged a train car and tore up the tracks for about 80 yards. Investigators note a possible sabotage attempt as authorities secure the scene and assess damage.
A fragment describes a theft at Mundell Ding's pawnbroker shop in Sydney. A thief wrapped a valuable jewel in new paper and lifted a diamond and platinum piece valued at 200 pounds from the shop window. Police investigate the daring daytime robbery.
An unclear wartime cricket recap with names like Tyldesley and Grimmett appears mixed with a London music note, describing a crowd scene and a bowling innings. Disjointed phrases reference Australia and England, with scattered player names and a distant sense of sport and culture colliding.
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