24 May 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
1
Cricket South Africa v Hants match report notes a chaotic day with unclear scoring and disrupted play. Test perspectives mix regional press paranoia over economic systems with sports chaos, referencing Boat Alt and cricketers amid confusion.
Overseas markets show quiet wheat activity with prices steady in Sydney and Liverpool. May delivery steady with sporadic buyers, while European and North American demand weakly revived, and Australian futures indicate uncertain spot activity and price levels.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Sussex Street Sydney page listing items like butter, potatoes, oats and wheat with stray numbers and terms. Much text is unintelligible, though references to foods, weights, and potential measurements remain visible.
A fragmented Adelaide report notes an economist, identified by poor OCR, fatally injured after a fall from a window. The piece mentions Adelaide University, a person named Jenny, and unclear details about hospital treatment and circumstances.
A large praise filled valedictory service honored Rev Patty Dutie as he departs. Attendees included Rev Bucher, Dew O Neal, and Frances Meare. A musical program featured Miss Mary Prate, with gifts and best wishes from the community.
A large gathering of Imperial ministers and exporting country delegations failed to reach a consensus on quotas for Australian and New Zealand shipments. Private talks among Australian and New Zealand experts occurred but produced no concrete figures. The session aimed to resolve mutton and other exports but ended unresolved amid broader imperial trade concerns.
Amended act outlines refunds for widowers and bachelors with contributory benefits. Legal representatives and beneficiaries feature, detailing eligibility and methods of distribution under the Superannuation Pun framework. The bulletin notes dates and definitions, stressing beneficiary rights and claim procedures.
Brisbane obituary notes the death of prominent Labor man W J Ferguson. The NSW Parliament figure, long active in the party, is remembered for his leadership and public service. The report emphasizes his role within the Labor movement and the impact of his passing on colleagues and political circles.
London wool sales saw a marginal drop as about 100 million bales were offered with buyers from Britain India Australasia and Europe. The record lists bales from Victoria Western Australia and New Zealand with totals around 112025 and 42000 purchases on the continent and large consignments from Germany and other regions.
A fragmentary report cites Methodists in dispute about the economy and church finances. The text alleges a system driven by gain and sensual motives, contrasting with Christian teaching, though details are unclear.
In a Thursday session the Senate votes 84 to 40 against enacting the Batman Tilanorary soldier Menro Bill, rejecting the legislation after President Roosevelt's veto.
Sydney reports on Britain's stance amid rising unrest and the push for peace. The article notes the empire’s global duties and the need to adapt wartime measures, claiming nearly ten million more permits than in 1914 as part of a broader struggle for stability.
A seaplane crash 80 miles south of Midway Island during night maneuvers killed multiple United States officers. Rescue calls were answered but wreckage was not located despite search efforts.
A local report notes that the wait price for Vinth Sydney Lor may be quoted at 497, with timing and source details unclear. The fragment suggests a pricing discussion tied to a Friday event or release. Further context is needed to identify the exact item, vendor, or location involved.
Sydney reports a dramatic incident involving Mrs Dolly Ashcroft aged 25. She narrowly escaped danger in a bathroom at Redlorn residence as two others attempted to interfere. Mak Ashcroft was found unconscious after the event and a gas smell was noted in the area.
A severely mutilated report describes an inmate named Coulter Duell, believed to be 80, struck by a train early this morning. Details are fragmentary and unclear from the damaged text.
A fragmentary note from Sydney discusses estimated building costs and possible errors in the ledger. The text references a large total, 2.401 000, and hints at inflation or misprints in the project sum. Further context is unclear due to damaged OCR.
A fragmentary forecast notes Friday cloudy with increasing wind and showers along the coast and inland areas. Mentions mist and fog in eastern divisions and southeast winds.
A hospital ball held on Wednesday featured an elegant decorative scheme with orange and palm motifs, a dinner by Mrs WP Liggioon, and dancing to Gordon’s orchestra. Notable attendees included Mrs Theo Pesaro and Mr Purbrook, with the Hospital Auxiliary led by Mrs MN Divsey praised for organizing the event. The gathering supported hospital funds and showcased commendable public spirited women.
Unclear OCR text reports a government grant of 10,000 pounds connected to Sydney with mentions of individuals and promises. Key entities include a 10,000 amount and references to timing and allocations, though details remain fragmentary.
Paris reports from Thursday note Australian players showed strong form at Promenonmi8 championships with several doubles pairs advancing. The McGrath vs Tuna and Bouwus vs Bripard five-set battle featured Crawford, Hind, and Usihi amid rain delays as Turnbull and McGrath faced interruptions and close calls.
London reports a day of doubles results with Saligay and Tewsiep Bronce beating Norby and Piewutehaon 46 1/8 to 8 1/8, Crawird and Quis defeating Mount ant Henkene 75 to Mecral and Turnbull besting Bassi and Hepes 73084 810 16, and Percy i turbo meat Brugtngay M10 16 88. The event included Turkey's mix with Boroten wid Brougnos, noted as one of nine inches per. Fortune fluctuated, but performance grew steadier as the day progressed.
A local event featured a juvenile pageant with many named participants in fancy costumes. Prizes were awarded for prettiest outfits, and judges including Misses G Campbell and Reiie lter praised the performers. The secretary noted turnout and expressed thanks to downtown businesses for support.
Sydney reports on a sermon at St Andrew's Cathedral by Rev A Stibbins urging revival and renewed church power. He argues God intended to bequeath a living church with fresh influence and the church should assume greater responsibility and awaken its mission.
A fragmentary report from Lydney describes a gruesome body discovery that left police mystified. Weaving through unreadable OCR text, investigators traced the scene to Jacobs Ladder area and a Friday seizure of a male body. Further readable details remain unclear.
Empire Day activity described with garbled text noting weather, crowds, and ceremonial elements. Mentions ceremonies in Sydney, public attendance, and street scenes. many words are unreadable but imply a civic event with speakers and participants observed across locations.
Fragmented OCR article reports on a secretary’s cancellation decision, shipping and price controls, and industry conditions in New Zealand and Britain. Mentions New South Wales minors, April 1945 figures, and unsettled trade impacts with cautious outlooks amid price maintenance efforts.
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