08 May 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
1
An old advertisement lists men's and boys overcoats including leather and tweed options. It highlights double pre quilted coats, quality materials, and pricing around 8 shillings, with various sizes and styles such as full length and Norfolk cuts.
Reported as a string of safe breaking attempts at Ser ton Park Regent's Peak and Birong railway stations with losses between 18 and 10 pounds. Police engaged by gunfire at Berni station. two constables injured and a suspect remanded to May court. Police later traced a young man from the Western suburbs as a suspect in multiple breakings.
Readable sections describe May Day events in Ryde Park with speeches criticizing Hitler and calls for unity. A varied procession reached Mabie Arc, escorted by bands and police, featuring insignia and banners of labor groups.
A chaotic garble of cricket commentary blames Woodall Grad sman and Larwood for bowing theory failures. It cites alleged abuse from crowds, references to Bradman and Jardine, and notes interviews, writings, and press reactions across teams and venues with scattered names and dates.
Reports describe a triangular shooting match involving the Light Horse, with teams from Armidale Enijayil and Campronweathhy preparing to lift a series of competitions. The event features local organizers, participants, and planned timings as it aims to showcase marksmanship skills and friendly rivalry.
A government source states the Premiers, Mr B and Mr Stevens, demand action to curb string price betting and restore order. The Commonwealth Government may be urged to join in stronger measures to curb illegal betting and restore regulation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a Mority person and a place or event with unclear details. Other readable words include numbers 38 and 85. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable portion.
The Agents' Report from Homebush Markets notes buyers and sellers present with several lots moved. Prices vary with stones and goods showing cautious demand while values for some items are marked as awaiting approval.
Fragmentary OCR lists numbers and dates with unclear context. It mentions payments, meters, and various figures such as 12, 14, 8, 44, 22 to 34, and 68, suggesting a financial tally or street ledger. Details are unreadable and incomplete.
Rufus Naylor leads a party to America including notable Australian sprinter Austin Robertson. The voyage aims to showcase Ireland or Victoria racing connections with a focus on Australian sprinting talent.
Two armed men entered the Quernalend Aero Club House at Archerfield on Thursday, tearing down the telephone and robbing the stewards. Mrs. Taylor aided in freeing Violet Taylor after the incident.
Sydney reports the Premier Steveru and Chief Secretary Chr fey to Lurminie oversee broadcasting races and betting. Officials discuss repack HP require lin to start encoursaemen and pace the racing activity.
A plane crash near Hawkestamy River left several occupants with minor injuries. Casualties were avoided as responders secured the site and transported injured individuals to local medical facilities. Witnesses described a controlled landing followed by quick stabilization by first responders.
Fragmented OCR depicts references to an Iron Guard and uniformed guards with unclear context. Names and events are obscured, offering only scattered terms like Hitler, Berlin, Nazis, guards, and a purported message. No cohesive narrative or verifiable details emerge from the readable text.
A garaged accident in Brisbane resulted in a death due to an electrical shock. Officials report unclear circumstances as investigators examine wiring and exposure.
A local hat factory reports burglary with C4 worth of hats stolen. Police are investigating as workers allege missing items and tensions rise over the late theft.
A Maroubra man died by self harm after being found at a cliff edge near Ydney yesterday. Police say the man used a revolver and the incident appeared to be an attempted act before the weapon misfired. A coroner will examine the case with a full record expected in two days.
Auckland report notes unclear scene with vehicle, witnesses, and officials. Fragmentary text mentions buildup on a bridge and local reaction to the incident in New Zealand.
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