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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
3
Patchy OCR lists church services for CHURCH OF ENGLAND in Inverell area. Dates July 4 with multiple parishes including St Aupusuin’t Chieh WC and Belimery, plus Evensong and memorials, with various vicars and times noted.
The clipping references a Woollahra by election and Roosevelt era politics while noting economic figures and wage concerns. It mentions Canada Ontario and U S discussions on tariffs and price effects. Names like Freer Garr and Reed appear in a scattered, non-cohesive OCR fragment.
The Junior Farmers Club, led by Secretary N J Sioimona, outlines a state-wide program with four competitions divided into two sections. Sessions begin 10 July for leaders aged 15 and over, with prizes, closing dates, and regional meetings planned, plus a session on farming methods and home vegetable gardens.
An unreliable OCR fragment discusses Australian unemployment and a national insurance scheme. It mentions A. W. Jinks, Saeko 88, and government insurance, with references to employer contributions, workers, and a proposed modern scheme. The text debates sustainability, costs, and potential benefits for widows, orphans, and older workers amid economic concerns.
Fragmentary OCR from a British newspaper recounts a police investigation into a murder case. Figures named Turnbull Raine and Mr Bates appear as officials in a chaotic narrative with various locations such as Arwentstreet and Pyrmont referenced, ending with the office being alerted and people questioned about the evidence. The story hints at a sensational, sprawling prosecution unfolding across multiple scenes.
Fragmentary text suggests mentions of generals, personnel, and items like doors and windows, with garbled names and terms. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable for a full item.
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