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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
1
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Willis alleges Lang fears an inner group within the country hospital network. The commission notes special cases being sent to Sydney for treatment. He says the committee would subside institutions to enable medical care, amid tensions and alleged coercion within hospital circles.
An Australian air incident left a female flyer dead after a small Kelmmn machine crash at an aerodrome near Mauuimieir. The other occupant survived with injuries. Police described the event as an emergency landing gone wrong, with investigators probing the cause and sequence of actions.
Forecast for Monday calls for showers and possible thunder with some wind across the area. Expect cooler temperatures and variable conditions as fronts move through, with northern winds easing later in the day and a chance of stronger showers in the afternoon.
The event lists entrants from multiple teams and committees, with unclear names and scattered fragments. It mentions the organizing body and references individuals such as Renyert and Mur committee in a partial report.
fragmented OCR text mentioning ILOMEBUSH Agents' Report with scattered names and terms. does not form a coherent report. likely references to individuals, dates, places, and agencies, but unreadable content prevents a meaningful summary or distinct facts.
The readable lines show garbled references to influenza cures and a list of names or notes. It mentions addresses or dates in a ledger style, with unclear context about a cure or medical matter and scattered personal names. The text remains partially unreadable but suggests a public health or personal diary fragment.
Melbourne report describes a brutal football match with three St Kilda players sustaining fractures and head wounds. Captain Hindson among those injured, with ribs and a thumb broken. North Melbourne uninjured in the cited account.
A train collision near Ciryeinad Street Bridge endangers a woman passenger identified as Lois. EMS treated a shower of debris and injuries after the incident last night on the main line between Ciryeinad Street Bridge and Teed Fornatation. Police investigate cause and safety lapses as witnesses recall a loud impact and hissing brakes.
An untidy clipping reports a fisherman’s boat overturning between Chenevarn and Sh Privey Turd with a man named Wilen ble teak involved. The fragmentary text mentions two men, a red bag of potatoes, wine, and a weak collision, but details are unclear and parts of the report are garbled.
The Saturday wheat market report notes price movements with Australia and London factors mentioned. It cites crude adjustments and overseas assessments, including Western Australian trends and currency influences, affecting locally quoted wheat values.
A fragmented sports item notes a Saturday event with a crowd and officials, praising organization and turnout. Names and precise details are garbled, but the report hints at a successful gathering and positive reception from attendees.
Sydney Monday reports Mr Willis at Woonbarra urged smashing the Inner group to free Lang and other leaders from what he called tyranny. He suggested the party could split as he lobbied Labor Lawn and Central Executive members amid tension over Sweeney’s contest and a chair vote, with Willis winning support 24 to 18 on endorsing his candidacy.
In Belgrade on Sunday a large crowd of about 25 000 citizens gathered in protest against a peace treaty. The demonstration featured shouted slogans and cries challenging the treaty terms, with speakers urging public opposition to the agreement.
A fragmented report from Inverell Baby Health Centre outlines peak month attendances and the role of maternal and child health staff. It references Dr Henry Morris and staff training, with notes on mother visits, infant care guidance, and overall patient numbers across the Centre.
In Vienna Sunday Virtua University police entered the building on government orders to quell Nazi student rioting around leader Dolfuss and Justice Minister Seusen ww. Nazi loyalists fought back, Catholic students aided, police arrested some, others dispersed as Maxix barricaded and threw objects, shots and books at officers.
Tennis match notes reveal Australian players McGrath and Turnbull losing in Paris during the British and European Intermational championship. Juhnel Hedda, a Polish Davis Cup representative, upset McGrath in doubles play while J. Feimet ePrancey defeated Turnbull in the second round. Crawford beat Toenynski 63, and Ke GM defeated Tuentu.
An early morning incident at a Texaco oil depot in Sedonauth Sydney saw an assailant threaten staff and fire a shot at a manager. The attacker fled after being struck by a weapon, as another man attempted escape amid alarms and confusion. Police investigation continues.
Sydney Morztay reports a list of winners from the State Lottery drawing with details unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragment mentions the Sydney region and a possible prize distribution among participants, but specific names, amounts, dates, or draw numbers are not readable.
Thenis Slave Ayyat wins, HUM Sut Bay.
A railway incident near Torok AOU Wa AutWY leaves one worker with severe injuries as investigations begin. The event occurred at a platform area with emergency responders on site, and officials are reviewing safety protocols and potential causes in the wake of the fatality.
A hotel was robbed and only liquor was taken, according to a terse police brief. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident appears to involve a liquor theft from the premises during a nighttime period. Police are investigating for a possible suspect and motive.
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