20 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
1
A damaged listing notes Selleyware first quality English bone china Morning Tea Sets sold as 8 pieces per set. Prices indicated as 20 shillings per set with yardage or quantity details partly obscured.
The ad lists 600 yards of linen finished check toweling and various fabrics and garments. Items include heavyweight crepe de chine, grey twill sheeting, dress tweed, ladies silk stripe fabrics, and multiple colors and sizes, all offered at low yard prices and sales incentives.
Unclear transcript from Sydney court reports mentions Crown Prosecutor Mr McKran and Erle Rowland Craig facing trial for the murder of Beanie O Connor. The judge hints at possible early appointment and consultation with the Attorney General on a speedy trial and judge selection.
A fragmented report describes relics from a lost steamer recovered near Sydney. The brief mentions Moai and other items, with unclear details about dates, locations, and institutions.
Fragmented text lists names and initials with no coherent event or clear entities. The readable portion suggests candidate discussion of standard hours but lacks a verifiable incident, date, place, or participants.
An official communique reports ongoing discussions in Rome between Mussolini and British figures including MacDonald and Sir John Simon on European inter relation questions. They aim to promote unity and free cooperation while noting mutual understandings reached in Genova and Genova related talks and signaling future meetings in Paris.
A girl was trapped as fire broke out in a bush area. Emergency crews battled flames to reach her location and rescue efforts were underway.
Sydney market notes show cattle prices and conditions with several vendors and totals. Report highlights include a $815 sale, crude condition remarks, and mixed lot values across livestock categories.
Market notes from Sussex Street show varied prices for goods with listed times and stall labels. The fragment references items such as cheese and wheaten and notes hours and quantities, reflecting a bustling daily market scene.
Fragmentary London report shows youths from various groups reacting to peace and disarmament themes. The text mentions Young Communists and Cravats of Britons siding with or opposing pacifist rhetoric amid wartime tensions.
A fatal traffic collision near a local area left a child dead. Police report a collision involving a vehicle and a minor, with investigations ongoing at the scene and the family notified.
A government request urged the Prime Minister to appoint a Royal Commission to investigate the operations of all companies. The proposal also suggests delaying consideration of reform options including ex enemy exclusions.
Melbourne reports Mr Boullin commenting on a plan to restrict butter exports to Britain and limit Ottawa agreement effects. He argues the Ottawa terms amount to a sacrifice by Australian manufacturers and questions the supposed benefit.
Fragmented account of a German warship event aboard Emden with Admiral Foester praising unity and duty. The text mentions unveiling a new plate and references to Australian actions and Allied antagonism amid unclear phrases and garbled words.
A tragic accident results in the death of a young child after a motor incident. Authorities investigate as families grieve and mourning warnings spread through the town. Police urge caution and remind drivers to follow traffic laws to prevent further loss.
Fragmentary OCR lines show a garbled byline and unreadable content with no clear event or names to identify a proper news item. The readable portion provides minimal substance for a concise card.
A fragmentary report notes a bantamweight title bout in Milan with likely key competitors and European venues mentioned. The text is incomplete but points to a world championship context and a belt or recognitions in boxing.
Melbourne economist Mr Scullin proposes a monetary currency remedy to save Australia from bankruptcy. He asserts the country faces financial collapse and urges swift action to stabilize the economy.
A confusing report details a hit and run motor pursuit causing probable skull fracture and other injuries. Another motor incident occurred nearby with limited readable details and no clear injuries.
A woman was found dead in Lismore with a rope tied around her neck. The body lay on a bed with one end of the rope secured and the other end attached to the bed frame. The incident appears suspicious and police investigation is underway.
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