26 May 1939
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1939
Page
1
An ardent firefighter performed a brave rescue on a second floor during a fire at a burned building on Kent and Bathurst streets. Bystanders watched as the blaze intensified, with the hero guiding occupants to safety and narrowly escaping harm.
A fragmented message notes a strike threat in the metal trade, with references to key positions and pay issues. The text mentions a looming week and names unclear parties, suggesting potential labor actions and wage disputes affecting the sector.
Wheat prices edged higher yesterday on firmer demand from exporters and mills. Trade reports show continued buying interest, with several large buyers entering the market.
Historical report details a Northern Territory patrol inquiry into alleged bribery and coercion connected with a crime scene. Larrabee and a group faced claims of intimidation as transport and security pressures were discussed. Witnesses described bribe offers to facilitate illicit activity and transport arrangements.
Fragmentary report suggests Britain and the United States pursue lasting peace measures with mentions of joint efforts, a proposed ministerial accord, and calls for unity amid uncertain regional tensions.
A fragmented cable outlines a British move toward direct talks with the Soviet ambassador in Moscow and notes Chamberlain’s remarks in the House of Commons. It mentions ongoing Spanish proposals and unresolved points as Geneva discussions continue amid wartime pressure.
Fragmentary text suggests a boycott action linked to a proposal involving machines or devices. The legible parts reference a boycott and a named location or entity, but details are unclear and the overall meaning is obscured by the damaged OCR.
Shanghai report notes a Japanese naval blockade reaching 200 miles off China to curb delivery of military supplies. The spokesman seeds contraband could include food and medical aid. US ships may be needed to escort liners amid tense diplomacy and ongoing Allied concerns in the Pacific theater.
Fragmented OCR reads about a murder case in Tenterfield with an appeal by Kelly dismissed by an attorney. It mentions Marine Castanee commerce near Peinterfield and references February events including a fatal incident and a person named Yonah. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmentary text reports a submarine named HOPE abandoned with 26 men dead. OCR garble includes scattered letters and names, but the core element notes a maritime disaster with fatalities. No clear dates, locations, or units are readable from the fragment.
A terse market brief notes quotations for wheat with trader references and price indications. Details are incomplete but imply a general status update on wheat futures and spot levels for the trading day.
Central weather bulletin notes fine cool day with light frost tonight. Moderate scattered showers and rough seas expected inland regions. Forecast calls for variable winds, with warmer conditions later and potential rain from western lanes toward the southwest.
A fragmented note reports an advance in flour pricing tied to a 5 ton shipment in Sydney. It mentions the NAW Purtiilers, a supplier, and hints at a price point around S220 for a single unit, with unclear currency or date details.
Fragmentary wartime clipping describes a major bombing resulting in many deaths and injuries in Chungking. The report cites Japanese air raids, estimated casualties near one thousand, and widespread destruction across the city.
An incomplete note from Sydney references a Friday event with the mnet proc ot Un and a sergeant, but details are unreadable and the exact action or outcome cannot be determined.
Moscow plans a defence budget of 40.084 million roubles, highlighting a higher appropriation than the previous year. Officials emphasize continued modernization and force readiness amid geopolitical tensions.
Fragmentary text appears to praise Helin and Euteh expressions of neutrality as nations consider nonaligned posture. The garbled lines mention Berlin and a Pereige Offer Journal with references to neutrality, likely reflecting a wartime or postwar commentary.
A rugged monument in ruins from ages past, the former church of Manamen stands as a sturdy reminder of fervour and devotion. Its cruciform collectea measures about 14 feet in length, with thick walls built of stone. Once a centre of Pelionite activity, it now remains as a relic of religious history.
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