10 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
1
In London the House of Commons heard that Britain exported 9.86 million pounds of goods to Denmark in a year while imports from Denmark reached 40.885 million pounds, illustrating a large Danish surplus amid wartime trade controls.
A British delegate told the Council that a complete breakdown of disarmament could lead to a terrible risk of war. The unknown consequences of disarmament actions were cited as the main danger to global peace.
Fragmentary text indicates a cricket match between England and South Africa began in Adelaide South Australia. Mentions players likely Tunings Wily and Ryan with unclear details. No clear scores or outcomes available in the readable portion.
Fragments mention a Toronto style lottery draw called HORSESHOE with references to a first second and third prize, a syndicate led by Ron and others, and names such as Mrs Whwell and Miss Wilson. The text lists addresses and street names, suggesting an organized betting group or drawing records without clear outcomes.
Mary Jane Jeffries, an elderly resident, staggered into Nyngan hospital bleeding from a head wound after an assault. Police charged Wilfred Janes Leopold Dunn, an invalid pensioner, with attempted murder and remanded him after he appeared before the court.
In Wollongong Friday, Wollongong Police Court fined a man 200 pounds on two charges of illegal betting. The verdict follows standard procedures and reflects local enforcement of betting laws.
Aty forecast indicates warm to very unsettled conditions with scattered showers and thunder storms. Winds shift from north to south during the day with gusty breezes, and temperatures trend higher in the afternoon.
Fragmentary OCR notes a Sydney area event with unnamed participants and unclear details. Readable items show a few titles and terms but lack full names, dates, or locations to identify the exact incident or outcome.
A mine blaze at a Cessnock colliery caused concern as authorities and workers faced dangerous conditions. Fire teams battled flames while ventilation and safety measures were evaluated to prevent widespread damage.
Police in Sydney report an unconscious man after a morning home invasion. Herbert Alfeed Hawkers, age 42, was found with head injuries and later taken into custody. The incident occurred at a residence on Weumare Street. details on charges pending.
Fragmentary text mentions Ottawa Butter Lyons statement serious results pending and British government actions. References to Lynn, Gor Cerawa agreement, England exports, three year outlook, Australia and Illinois connections, Presbyterian flows, and a Banedel Lid window context.
Reported bribery allegations surface as two prominent figures linked to Luxe face removal after a recent inquiry. Details remain unclear as investigators review months of prior activity and associate officials involved in the case.
A fragmented report notes Don Bradman described as the world’s best batsman with praise from J B Hobbs and others. The piece shows enthusiastic recognition though the wording is garbled and partially unreadable.
Rescued from drowning at LarTwe Park on Friday, Miay wesense and Myron Society honored with silver medals. Local officials noted the successful water rescue and community support.
A cryptic report notes an accused husband cleared of charges in a troubling local case. The terse item mentions a wife involved but provides few details, reflecting sparse OCR text from the page. The outcome contrasts with the charged phrasing seen in the fragment.
Fragmented text notes shortages and rationing measures amid relief programs. Mentions coupons and limited staples impacting households, with unclear dates or locations. Entities and specifics are obscured, but the item describes economic strain and reductions in food assistance.
Saturday's races feature top performances by Moon Twoyoup old Manlio and runners in several divisions. Notable results include Art 1 Modu in the Hurd 2, RIbICY Basten Babe and AnNr Piying in sprint events, and Merryland placing in the 2nd division.
Report from Brisbane states an emerald mine mail bag depot suffered a blaze destroying multiple mail bags. Details on causes and casualties remain unclear as investigators inspect the site.
In Munich on Thursday Captain Moctun led storm troops to force the Bavarian premier from office with a ultimatum demanding a state commissioner. General von Epp arrived from Berlin with orders to be appointed commissioner as crowds cheered at the aerodrome. The cabinet, wary of a stronger demonstration, left von Epp in temporary control awaiting a new government.
A Canterbury gathering on unemployment devolved into a bitter assault on the Federal and State government over a tax shuffle. Ald Bramston and Mr. Stanley MLA accused officials of diverting unemployment tax into consolidated revenue. The mayor pledged action andler to pursue reforms.
Thurang Rangers has pleaded guilty to the murder charge in the Cecinics case in New York. The incident involves allegations of assassination and the confessed crime details remain under court review.
Sydney reports a quiet wheat market with limited buyer interest after a weak open. Prices ranged with small lots around 210, sales reported at 28 to par 18, and buyers showing scarce demand amid a cautious market tone.
Local rugby league group outlines formation of a new unit with members including Mess b Cimgnnel, B Meban, Ryn, L Poles and others. Plans mention junior clubs and upcoming meetings at Kempin Plain with arrangements for next Tuesday night and a training session at Watkibiss.
Fragmented, partially garbled text reports a sale halted amid farmer indignation. References to bankruptcy and Adelaide imply a regional financial dispute with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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