Spanish Troubles Convents Closed in Madrid
The government must now find teachers to educate 50,000 children who previously attended the convent schools after closures in Madrid surface.
19 May 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
1
The government must now find teachers to educate 50,000 children who previously attended the convent schools after closures in Madrid surface.
Fragmentary text appears to reference plenary powers, likely linked to Goering, with garbled phrases suggesting institutional action or decree. Names and clear events are absent, leaving only scattered hints of political action or propaganda language from an early 20th century germanic context.
A chaotic OCR style list from Brisbanes Doomben race acceptances outlines numerous horses and entrants for tomorrows program. Names such as Lady and various sires appear amid a dense jumble of numbers, entries, and track terms.
A jumbled racing card lists horses like Spelman Aenge Berubis and Molden Juvenile entries such as Blamond Bare Tae Ath THol Sixkex Roxhunter and Dares crn Ruwih in an unclear program. The text references several handicaps including Auwinn and High Welwnt with Caravel Boy Rocchi Ayidleap and Avetealisn Belle among noted contenders.
Investigations indicate that a real concern at Aieneut Park involves use of metal treated in a special proofing process. Officials say contact Cal Recrnt 0.8.4 for further details on the investigation and procedures.
Detectives report theft of securities for over 120400 held by the Miners Federation from the residence of its General Secretary Mr Tyece. Papers said to be valuable for duplicate use. detectives pursue recovery of the documents and the actual loan totals.
Argentina ships record wheat amounts to China as market pressures ease for a short period. Trade officials expect stable supplies to meet steady demand, with shipments moving through Buenas facilities to secure global buyers.
A young boy was killed when a lorry ran over his head near a street in Inver. Eyewitnesses describe a sudden incident as the lorry passed over the child. The driver remained at the scene and authorities began inquiries into the tragic event. The victim was identified as a local youngster. mourning families seek answers. The incident has shocked the community and prompted safety concerns along the road.
Sydney wheat market was very quiet with minimal changes from the previous day. Buyers offered for bulk parcels, but sellers held firm while shippers noted steady export capacity and mild pressure on prices amid limited demand.
A historic note highlights Woods' Great Peppermint Cure marketed as a diet aid claimed to ease coughs colds and related illnesses with its peppermint formulation. The item reflects early 20th century patent medicine advertising and naming conventions.
A fragment reports Japanese troops occupying Miyun about 15 miles from Peng and claims the North China drive goals are nearly achieved with no further push needed. The wording suggests a war-time dispatch describing advances and strategic conclusions.
In Gleneagles, Miss Emig Wilton defeated Miss Biuna Phampston to claim the women’s title. Miss Wilson completed an unprecedented feat by securing a “nat trick” of successive tiles, a record cited as unmatched since 1848. Margaret Scott’s 1888 record is noted, with Wilson reportedly three up on her rival at the close of play and six up at the 22nd hole.
Unclear report notes SYDNTY and Triday Wile filming when a fire at Wa Javits yesterday caused injuries to performers and a juvenile. Names like Davalier and Grant Tyuideau appear as involved individuals, with mention of a director and captain. The text is fragmented but indicates an on set accident during a pyro sequence.
A state abattoirs post seeks a manager with health department backing. Sixteen applications have been received for the posts, with five confirmations noted. The committee will refer candidates for final selection under standard election procedures.
London broadcast reports the king will open the World Economic Conference on June 1 with a global audience. A microphone linked to an international telephone authority board will connect the event. Conflicting misprints and garbled OCR text suggest additional notes on speakers and funding, though details remain unclear.
Rev. McGowan complains at General Arseny about privilege claims tied to Anguish controversy. Key figures include Rev Mosinman and Aneel, who defend church secrecy while urging lawful disclosure and public accountability. The discussion centers on church authority, public trust, and safeguarding faith amid controversy.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note on Peace Day consul advice and science degradation. The text names a consul general and references wartime costs, celebrations, and protest terms, but content is largely unintelligible. Readers should view as incomplete historical clipping with no clear event or outcome.
Reported shooting affray leaves Shuiter wounded amid chaotic night scene in Fasterton. Authorities say a confrontation turned violent. one wearer of a helmet and other eyewitnesses describe loud blasts and a frenzy as bystanders fled. Investigation ongoing.
Fragmentary OCR note records a price report for Peilay Toe Mil Prien in Wah with unclear date. No clear names, organizations, or values are readable. Further text needed to identify event, place, or participants.
A tram gone out of control struck vehicles and people near a bend by the river, injuring several. Eyewitnesses describe chaos as the tram plowed through at a nearby intersection, with bystanders scrambling to safety and authorities starting an investigation into the fault and preventive steps.
Fragmentary OCR reports narrow races feature 86 to 1 ballot split between coalitionists and independents with laborite candidates in play. The text hints at factional tensions and shifting alliances shaping the voting landscape.
A scrambled market brief from Sydney notes erratic activity across assets with several securities fluctuating. Mentions potatoes and beverages with unclear figures, names of players or teams, and references to matches and forwards in an Oxford context alongside scattered names Rowen Gletl Veith Tanner Kennedy Brooks-Willinma Marquac Stewart and others.
Fragmentary OCR news item discusses Papen and Hitler and rising fears in France. Mentions Paris and newspapers. Contains garbled phrases and unclear dates or events but indicates concern over German policy and potential threats. The text appears as a clipped, noisy transcription from a historical page.
In Melbourne yesterday a bold street breakup led by Googe Payine and Will Contow near Dutaoly as a nugget weighed 10302 was reportedly found. Local sources confirm the event and note the road disruption while authorities investigate.
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