12 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
1
A fragmented listing of menswear and accessories includes items like hats, pyjamas, socks, undershirts, undershorts, golf shirts, sports shirts, neckwear, braces, and boots. Prices and coded stock lines accompany each item, with multiple brands and descriptions scattered through the text.
A heated public debate drew large crowds as war of words between rival campaigns spilled onto platforms and streets. Labor supporters clashed with CAP backers while candidates pressed for votes amid a tense election atmosphere on September 15.
London report on the Bolton boycott facing suspension by the association after a series of disputes. The article notes unsettled tensions within the Northern Cost region and mentions Bellvan Gracey and related agricultural and colonial trade influences.
Princess Marina and Prince George arrive in Paris amid enthusiastic public welcome. A nurse greets the couple with a kiss as photographers capture the festive scene. The event draws many friends and well wishers sending prayers for recovery.
OCR fragment records a cricket match summary between Australia and Leveson Gower's Eleven at Scarborough. It notes innings details, player names such as Duckworth Smith Wood, Bowes, Parhes, Plews, and Leveson Gowrs Eleven, with scores and wickets, though many words are garbled. The piece aims to report batting, bowling, and outcomes but is severely damaged.
A chaotic night in Sydney ends with a constable narrowly escaping a mob while a woman is found bathing a man in distress. Police and emergency responders rushed to the scene as bystanders watched. The incident involved Constable Bateman and another officer, with ensuing investigations into the attempted assault on the constable.
A tense Sydney Presbytery meeting discussed Rev McGown's claim to examine students on alleged therapies. The session halted amid protests and a near-violent moment as the moderator restrained him, while sympathy and concern surfaced for those involved.
An accident near Fyeringhay embankment toppled a vehicle 4 feet when it struck an embankment in the northern county. Dr. Earle Page and his daughter escaped unharmed though the wreckage damaged the car and injured Mr. Mace.
Theda The Slinr reports talks between promoter Lord and boxing figure Pee rsen about a British Empire title fight. Core Coble is linked to negotiations set for November at Wembley, aiming to crown an Empire and British champion.
A violent incident in Texas ends with an Italian man slain by a partner. Police report an alleged murder during a domestic dispute with a weapon. Investigators pursue leads as a suspect remains in custody.
A petrol tank explosion in a lorry hurled Willie William Smith and his wife Lucy to the ground, spraying them with petrol and burning their clothing. Neighbors assisted as both were hospitalised in grave condition with their clothes burned off.
London wool sales set for Tuesday with a large offering totaling 281,000 pounds. Notable items include 5,390 with 4400 in New Zealand origin. shipment details and price estimates to be announced.
Ottawa officials release official crop estimates for Canada's wheat yield in a tentative figure of 27704009 bushels with a final adjusted estimate around 265728000 bushels reflecting production expectations and market forecasts for the season.
A garbled report from Sydney describes an inquiry into securities and a commission hearing. The text references the Commission and a company inquiry, with unclear details about motives and outcomes. No coherent facts or names emerge beyond the existence of a commissioner led investigation and a near term date.
A government education board in Armidale announced a plan to form a committee of representatives from the community to advise on education policy. The board proposed widening the Board of Examiners to include more teaching professionals and university nominees from the University of Byittiny and University at Rydiney, aiming to speed up policy development and examination processes.
Market notes for Sussex Street Sydney include scattered figures and ordinary goods amid a dated layout. The fragmentary text lists various items, weights, and prices with unclear attributions and several misspellings.
Forecast shows cloudy conditions with showers and thundershowers across hills and coast. Winds shifting northeast to northwest up to moderate strength, with cooler air moving in from the north and southeast coastal areas likely to see rain persists through the day.
Fragmented OCR reveals a report claiming victory for Roosevelt in a New York election. The text is garbled with broken names and dates but references a presidential win and mentions individuals including Bray and Horton.
Fragmentary note records a Wednesday event involving kin and a June timing. Names are unclear, with partial phrases indicating a principal person or kin relation and a possible tole or toll related term. The readable portion suggests a social or familial gathering with unspecified details.
Vague late sport brief notes a rebound by Chatham with limited readable details. The fragments mention Sydney and unclear names or teams amid garbled OCR text, providing no concrete outcome or context.
Race results from Rosebery with Waikare taking top honors in a confused listing of divisions and placements. Names like Flying Habriyay, Persian Sir John, Walker, Miss Nottane, and Berichings appear amid scattered scores and purse figures, with reference to a Rosebery cup and multiple divisions.
A garbled report mentions a May meeting of a squadron with references to Hemilson and MeloourMe Ui DAkr. It hints at morning events near Chita kung and a forward plan involving Jake BM for Aksalh, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Geneva reports a late breaking decree inviting Russia to join the League of Nations. The draft notice mentions preliminary talks set for Monday with officials indicating consideration of Russia’s full membership status.
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