17 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
1
La Hood's offers a popular bargain drive with linen finished Tea Zeal yard goods by 28m Dark Shadowette in dark designs. Includes Baby blankets, Teddy Bear designs, ladies' lawn handkerchiefs, stockings, damask, tweed, crepe, twill, and lace carhmerette items.
At the Geneva arms conference premier Ramsay MacDonald urged early mutual concessions. He warned a draft text was pared down and the disarmament treaty must address weapons, land, and all services to curb global risk and cost to Britain.
Fragmented OCR notes cite Ramsay MacDonald proposing army figures and funding ranges tied to wartime economy. Mentions Orneva, Poland, and naval conference timing with unclear dates and outcomes.
Fragments describe a Sydney event related to towing and tracing activities on a Friday, with unclear details and references to a Tuesday date and quoted terms. The readable portion preserves little about people or organizations involved.
Fragmented OCR reports a drowning after a boat capsized during a wartime incident. Names and places are unreadable, but the disaster appears tied to a military patrol or crossing.
W A Premier advocates secession, urging Western Australia to vote on breaking federation. He argues federation weakens local power and warns of potential ruin for Western Australia. Proponents claim economic independence and regional control justify the move despite national opposition.
The 11th State Lottery was drawn with first prize No 70628 won by Number 12 Symneste John Mel Carron of 241 Benclong Road Cre morne. Second prize No 8409 “Paspalum and Cayitfiower” syndicate led by J Cary of Grove Buren Eastrood. Third prize No M4035 awarded to Mrs E At Cue 18 Edinburgh Jowel Walloughay. Fourth prize No 74959 “My Lucky Day” Syndicate led by Mrs K Niwn Nelson Street Wooinhra.
Cloudy with scattered showers across southeast districts and western slopes. Warmer in north and west with light to moderate winds. Forecast issued for today with variable conditions and higher chances of showers in southern coastal areas.
A tragic incident unfolds at The Vesage arena where a young man loses his life amid a crowd. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene with bystander reactions and a terse police response. Details remain unclear as investigators begin gathering statements.
A garbled report compiles scattered phrases about policy holders, drift, and various names. The readable portions mention NEY, CALA, Randwick, and references to titles, cheques, and power motifs, but lack coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Market listings for Sussex Street include wheat prices around 2 WW per bushel and various produce quotes. Notable items show tomatoes and other perishables with price figures such as 3d and 4d in listings, reflecting a busy local market scene.
Britain protests to Soviet officials over charges against Vickers employees after 19 minute meeting between British ambassador and Soviet foreign minister. Ambassadors insist government claims sovereignty to deal with its own people and urge immediate release of detainees. London ambassador seeks safe residence and protection for those living abroad in Soviet territories.
A garbled report notes U C P claim victory in the Lismore by election amid unclear text. The fragment mentions polling, some local figures, and possible references to law and sport names, but the overall result is obscured by transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR content mentions education and national topics with scattered names and phrases. Reads like a garbled news update on schooling and policy, with several misspelled terms and unclear references, offering little concrete detail or context beyond the broad theme of education and national focus.
The grain market shows quiet, steady conditions as buyers and sellers balance supply and demand. Prices reflect subdued trading with limited volume and cautious sentiment across major markets.
Reported by Deputy Director of Navigation Mr Fon ug the Japanese steamer Kinsei Maru had 13 survivors after a collision offshore. Searchers tracked a drifting lifeboat with seven more men sighted, while indications point to a massive sea event overwhelming the crew. Rescue efforts continue with hopes for more survivors.
Fragmentary text references a judicial comment on a case involving individuals named Jeane Hebel and others. The garbled OCR implies a trial or legal proceeding with mentions of CFR and a secretary Loren, but specifics are unclear. No clear outcomes, dates, or locations emerge from the readable fragments.
A cluttered local report lists residents and visitors, noting season opening events at Inverell Golf Club. Names such as Clark, Minton, Lehawart, and Breen appear among attendees, with community figures Cook, Vernon, Braden, and Miller mentioned in passing as part of a broad social wrap.
A level crossing crash near Sydney injured several people and killed a passenger and the driver’s family member. A fast moving vehicle struck a car driven by Arthur Roy Taylor, injuring Lita Taylor and killing Ample Lita Taylor’s mother. Police reported occupants were thrown from the car, with bystanders tending to the injured before ambulances arrived.
In a crowded Inverell pool, swimmers competed for top honors as Campbell and Budd led the Inverell Swimmers in a spirited meet on Saturday afternoon. Miss Ede Harpers dazzled with strong strokes, while Tony Budd and Paul Howard posted notable scores. The event showcased emerging talents and featured close finishes, including a 27 43 second favoring Hows. The day wrapped with team efforts and vivid performances from several young athletes.
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