14 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1938
Page
1
Britain reports German troops pouring into Austria while the Nazi regime tightens grip across the country. President Miklas resigns amid confinement of Chancellor Schuschnigg and Heimwehr leader Prince von Thunberg.
Francis Wilson of the North Temperance Alliance spoke at the Lyceum Theatre against a proposed hours change and warned the liquor trade harms society. Pastor Wilfred JastwitPre urged moral action as the clergy criticized efforts to expand licensing.
The article outlines planning for a record season in tennis with notes on meetings, scheduling, and venue arrangements. It mentions Eber area links and arts ties while referencing local entities and a Troll of Arts. Details are fragmented but emphasize coordination and preparation for upcoming matches and events.
The report notes rising seed prices and pest threats affecting graziers. It mentions selling methods, crop quality, and a warning from officials about volatile markets. A separate item reports a man found dead and a son charged with murder in a local case.
Fragmented OCR text notes Ajax scratched for Doncaster with unclear details. Mentions Sydney, Mery, Lu, and Perry. Lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear policy references to a state lottery and named individuals, with garbled phrases and missing context. No coherent event, date, or outcome is discernible to summarize accurately.
A verdict of death by self action is recorded for Travis Bay Mop, noting no foul play. The inquest details are sparse in the fragment, with official findings focusing on self inflicted cause and manner.
Premier hopefuls win Bathurst and Goulburn as candidates face wet conditions and concerns. Unclear OCR text confirms regional results and candidate names Ceeleniihes and Cressy amid weather disruptions.
Rebels push forward in a Saturday morning action, advancing against opposing lines. Report emphasizes rapid gains near key positions with casualties described but details remain fragmentary. Aide statements reference Vanguard forces and local units supportive to the advance.
The fragmentary OCR text shows a dated quotation section with scattered words like chaff hay and wheat. It references numbers such as 49 and 46, suggesting a list of prices or scores. The readable parts lack clear names organizations places dates or events to form a proper news item.
A fragmentary local notice reports a fatal plane crash near Kempsey with references to a passenger death and investigative details. The readable text mentions a crash scene, casualty, and ongoing inquiry by authorities, implying a somber developing incident in the area.
Paris reports that Blum has formed a new government after recent political reshuffles. Sources indicate ongoing negotiations with key parties and a push to stabilize policy ahead of upcoming sessions. The move consolidates leadership amid rising debates over economic and social reforms.
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