15 May 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 15, 1933
Page
1
Report from Sydney notes leaders condemn a November 1 incident at Maijaii's pharmacy on Cre meses terrace where a theft endangered up to fifty people. Police pursue suspects amid a heated political response and focus on safeguarding the public rather than punitive actions.
Fragmentary OCR text notes livestock sale at Homebush with sheep and lamb data, prices and yard conditions. Mentions 97.09 sheep yard figures, average condition described as florid, wethers aged around 19 12 8, peel 15.4, early morning trade around 1 AM.
In Sydney suburbs yesterday police arrested several boys aged 13 to 18 in connection with a series of robberies. A body found at Sweet Brothers store was valued at over £300. The thieves entered through the roof by lowering themselves on rope.
A strong Yes vote carried the Upper House Referendum, led by country electorates including Newcastle district turnout. City defection displeased but rural support favored the reform, with leaders like Mr Brome and Mr Lang weighing tone and future changes.
A railway motor derailment near Roma last Saturday caused the death of 20 year old motor mechanic ArsinW Wilmington and injuries to Vivian Walker, 32, a mine ganger. Two others sustained cuts and abrasions.
Results show Australia secure wins in the Davis Cup tie against Norway with players achieving decisive sets. Key performances include a 75 66 victory and strong teamwork from the Australian lineup.
In War Warsaw a report details long sentences for Russian spies. The article cites fifteenth day and involvement by twelve years of surveillance, with accusations of espionage across Qander neekvnd and Rom ra ty entities.
Report on inter-district shoot event featuring Avmidile and Inverell A. Debora and Ohh Aa provide context as teams compete for the cup. Outcomes and participating clubs are noted, with attention to notable performances and standings.
A remarkable incident involving a school explosion is reported with limited readable text. Details on cause, location, or individuals are unclear in the fragment.
Fragmented report from London outlines match results with teams Trem Che Davin and Day Australia, noting eliminations. Mentions upcoming event in Paris and a fortnight period for preparations. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicates sports competition and schedule.
The Pevudent's team defeated the ceratmry's squad on Saturday by a slim margin in a closely fought battle. Key players missing included Madi yin McTivven and Sith, with tight battles noted and several matches decided late. The event featured strong performances from Beoron and others, marking a well-earned victory despite the gloomy day.
Fragment from TIN 40/7 SYDNEY dated Monday shows unclear quotation about a soft girler of TH le with ve ry a0 following. Names and context are obscured, making precise event or subject hard to determine from the readable text.
Readable fragments report updated figures from Sydney showing a large majority. Names and exact counts are obscured in the damaged OCR with references to a 613,617 figure and mentions of sexs and fre. The fragment implies ongoing tallying of results, but key details are missing.
Sydney lottery results list winners and entries including Mrs Catherine Mervin and others with numbers and syndicates. Names such as Wardle, Doherty, Penrose, and Cromille appear, with several locations in NSW and references to prize conditions and draw identifiers.
Forecast details describe variable conditions across districts with gentle to moderate winds and scattered showers later in the day. Stronger gusts possible near coastlines and northern ranges. Temperatures expected to rise slightly, with cooler evenings mainly inland.
The wheat market remains firm with bids around 21 for buyable, 32 for bulk, and 40 shillings for a noted parcel. London reports 4 Australian cargoes near 26, with weekly activity steady as buyers and sellers show cautious willingness.
Fragmentary OCR describes a London protest or performance scene with phrases like Down Wi Hitler and marching from Liverpool Street toward a railway bridge. The garbled text mentions travel routes and a demonstration context without clear dates or participants.
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