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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
1
Readable catalog style listing fabrics from Wade Cloth with varied colors and textures. Mentions lengths and prices such as AL yards for 14/8 and colors navy, wine, putty.
A Sydney robbery tale centers on a policeman awakening a bank manager to investigate a strongroom. The officer then strangled a manager, leaving a corpse and £3000 missing. The victim’s wife identified the suspect, with a man named BAC arrested.
In Paris on Sunday Australia defeated Japan in a Davis Cup tie as Quist and Crawford form an experimental doubles team. The win came despite rain delays with Quist delivering powerful serves and aggressive net play while Crawford supported with steady returns. The match series swung in favor of Australia as the Japanese fought back, but the Australian pair closed out the rubber and kept the tie alive.
The body of Peter MeVerry, 4, was found under Central Wharf in Sydney Harbour. Police believe the man went to the river while walking near the wharf and drowned himself. The scene is being investigated and a coroner’s inquest is expected.
In Camperdown supporters rally for the State Labor candidate Mr Beasley praised Mr Lang as the sole Labor member who stayed loyal to the party amid factional pressure. The event in Sydney on Monday showcased backing for the Anmancase seat hopeful.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a killing by savages and names like Ian Mack Sydney with garbled place references. The readable pieces hint at a colonial era incident in the Mediterranean territories, but many words are unreadable. No clear facts, dates, or structured details remain.
Unclear OCR text presents a fragmentary local notice mentioning Tek afonday and a lay out of events or actions. Key names or places are unreadable, leaving only scattered words and incomplete phrases without a discernible outcome or date.
Fragmentary market notes show Sony and other vendors with pies and beverages. The garbled text lists various names and numbers, including prices and items, but specific details remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary weather notes mention a forecast for Sydney and northern districts with conditions and temperatures. The text references an event schedule including a Pipe Band competition and other activities led by local organizers. Further readable details are limited due to garbled OCR.
Ailing farming regions in Queensland, including Warwick, Stanthorpe, and Goondiwindi, are identified as potential bright spots for a better year. Expert notes that only these districts may yield acceptable crop results amid drought conditions.
Brisbane dispatch reports a steam pipe burst in the engine room of the German ship Meee injuring fireman Max Tramah and two others aboard during a voyage from Sydney to Brisbane. Local crew and medical aid rendered first aid as the vessel proceeded to port.
Brisbane report covers a controversial case with Lyons exploding canards. Alleged retreatment and aboriginal protection methods are questioned. The witness states there was no justification for the statements being made.
The North-west Mission led by Rev H R Arthur promotes a plan similar in timing to Germany’s proposals to aid newly married couples. The Moree Methodist Church intends furnishing homes for couples within five years of marriage, funded by the church if compatible with policy. The push is part of wider nation building efforts to improve living conditions and address social issues.
Fragmented OCR text references financial results for Test matches in London and mentions figures around 47,049 and 7,000 in currency units. The passage also notes expectations for India and comments from officials, but content is garbled and uncertain.
A 12 year old named Tack Sing fell while working in a 40 foot shaft at an Ararat mine. His brother on the surface summoned help but the man died shortly after being pulled from the shaft.
Rosehill hosts a loaded handicap events weekend with Fernciave, Vinita, and Harramnntia Mile entries. Key contenders include Helberg in the Grating vent, aiming for a strong finish as the field tightens through the stretch.
Vienna correspondent reports the Hungarian prime minister contacted Berlin and Mussolini seeking Hitler’s halt to Nazi activities in Austria and Hungary. The aim is to restore order and avert rising danger. Goemboes briefed Mussolini and then met Dollfuss to discuss mediation efforts.
An intruder escaped from the Limerick Arms Hotel in South Melbourne after a ransack. The office safe was looted and diamond jewels valued at 175 pounds were taken. A man died under circumstances linked to the incident, with conflicting reports about who was injured. Local authorities pursue leads as the tale unfolds.
Fragment reads details of a travel plan from Richmond at 10:40 to Derby via a direct rate of 3000 rnlten. Mentions Ler, Bir Keth Smith, and timing around 7.0 wan or Wednesday with a note of a ruler Tharalah Un Bir Keth Smith wavering in the lane hy Derby.
Government statement denies any ministerial conflict over the appointment of a Meat Industry Commissioner. Rumors claim some ministers influenced the choice and warned of ministerial intervention.
Saturday's golf stroke handicap results list players Bray Miller Moreeet Fd De Ciyikaon Ashertte Pillans McFarland W Bitten Lor Keller Luneworth Rotwring Keren McNauura Gray and others with scores and handicaps. The article notes a major rule enforcement starting Saturday February 24, affecting all events and warnings about penalties for offenses.
Sydney buyers and sellers gathered at Homebush for livestock trading with 29 100 sheep reported, strong demand for cattle and woolled items, 1810 wether and ewe counts noted, over 3209 cattle traded with pricing showing market steadiness. Bullocks to 9? 10. Cows to about 4.0.
Paragraphs describe an arrest of a foreigner near Centennial Park after a alleged incident. The report notes questioning by police and claims of pretenses. Details are garbled but point to a serious offence investigation and subsequent detention.
A Brisbane car crash killed several people on the way to attend a Nato event. The vehicle, driven by an unnamed person, struck bystander debris and was soon attended by emergency services. Further details on identities and exact location were not provided.
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