19 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1932
Page
1
London Sunday authorities issue a cautious British statement on a German air disaster, urging patient discussion and warning against premature conclusions. Observers note shifting tone and calls for restraint as tensions rise over swift punitive actions.
The Mingate lottery draw announces prize numbers and syndicate participants. Prize No 1790 appears for The Three Syndicate with Betty Bolow of Parker Street, Coota Muden, and Sround Pris No SST. Third prize No 3MAH goes to Two Wha Syndicate led by Williams of Horton Street Marrickville. Fourth prize No 58900 to Piso Beau Ties Syndicate with Mrs E Pitell of Park Road, Continental Park.
Sydney hearing of the fruit machines inquiry hears Tower Chief Secretary Mark Gosling say he never saw Travtwerin in operation and recalls nothing of telling the Commissioner of Police that Nenad a Wittyras. He also says he understood a tea collection of Commissioners Childs had verbally indicated his intended sale of machines in hotels.
Fragmentary report from Homebush Sydney notes cattle entries and yarding for a sale. Mentions numbers of cattle, lambs and shire stock, with unclear prices and quality descriptors. Details are garbled but indicate a livestock event with buyers and possible consignments.
Three officers from COCXPFICHTING Sydney and five men were arrested after a tense chase at Pymbie on Saturday. The group faced charges including alleged cock-Menitine with thirty others reportedly involved in the incident.
Forecast notes cloudy skies with increasing storm activity and possible squalls from the west, spreading toward Hue Stude. Strong northeasterly winds and possible heavy rainfall threaten travel and local alerts for northern regions.
Sydney airman Captain Percival piloted Montusselle designed monoplane to place first in the 70 mile handicap air race at Thanet, averaging 140 miles per hour and finishing twenty seconds ahead.
The crash near Sydney killed 27 year old Ralpy Virtun of the Lismore district. Witnesses described the aeroplane's somersault and engine failure as it plunged, with authorities noting the wing cracked and one engine failed before the crash.
Sydney reports a youth drowning at Cattai Creek yesterday. Amar Pal Norrin, 19, was found unresponsive after entering the water and could not be revived. Lifesavers and police attended as rescue efforts continued.
Weights listed for Saturdays meeting at Tincha Jockey Club include Handicap and Novice divisions. Notable entries feature Prince items such as Miner Trobinne and Pride of Dukeity among many horses with weights ranging roughly from 60 to 110 pounds. The slate lists horses by name with assigned weights and starting values for the days events.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Kingsford Smith and a Bangarow reference with scattered names and phrases. The readable text includes names such as Holden and Joe and hints at a party affair and a prank. No coherent event or clear facts emerge.
Fragmented OCR text reports a crisis in social services with references to authorities and a system near collapse. It mentions Sydney officials, a warning about the Maysoo event, and concerns over urgent operational failure. Names and details are garbled but indicate a failing welfare framework under stress.
London reports show tentative buying in wool trade as European demand fluctuates. Australasian and Continental buyers are active, with Merino demand improving while crossbred yarns remain steady. Prices rise modestly on Merino, with buyers awaiting exchange signals and upcoming Wool Exchange discussions.
The Courier reports Lloyd George addressing Britain's stance on the German claim for victory and the belief that war aims require renewed faith in treaties. He suggests a united front of political forces may be needed to counter Germany’s allegedly hidden military preparations amid calls for a League inquiry into secret armaments.
On Saturday night a window in front of Mr Charlie Robinson's Tingha home was smashed and clothing stolen. Oscar Roney was arrested next morning on the Tingha Tavere road, found with several items in possession. He was remanded for eight days with the case set for hearing at Tingha before the PML.
An attempted derailment of the Aristame express near Muswellbrook was reported Monday night. The driver said the train derailed a short distance from the location and an investigation found that a faulty coupling and obstructions were placed on the line. Police detained three men for questioning.
A scrambled report notes Soviet forces allegedly attacked Melbourne during a Saturday dance event at the Friends of Uw Svinte Hall. Citizens described confusion outside the venue as the crowd dispersed and police were seen near the building.
Rain events continue with measurements rising across regions and further showers predicted. Reports cite scattered totals and weather outlooks as authorities forecast wetter conditions through upcoming days.
A man leaped from a bridge in Sydney and was rescued from the water by passersby. He was taken to hospital in critical condition and died an hour later. The incident prompted a charitable fund note, and authorities are investigating the motive.
A chaotic Reuters style bulletin reports a major earthquake yesterday near Walington and Moore. It cites high death tolls, widespread destruction, and severe damage to buildings. Names like Ronalds and Sky Ran Laid Rok appear in garbled fragments, with references to malaria and unrest amid continuing aftershocks.
Wellington dispatch quotes Mr. Ouillett, New Zealand customs minister, expressing optimism on rapid recovery from the depression. He notes expectations surpassing those of the Holenaten and foresees a swift return to prosperity with signs of unprecedented land value and uplift in Australia.
London reports detail Hobbs uncertain form as he sails Bay of Biscay toward Laverland then Toulo to meet the England cricket team for the voyage to Australia while Tate recovers, with doubts over Hobbs India tour and Ashes fate clouding decisions as injuries and illness loom. doctors to assess fitness before Australia tour.
An 82 year old mother and aunt of Gargulon were arrested in the Caucesla area on theft charges. The pair face possible punishment tied to poverty and the government’s use of the death penalty for stave property thefts.
Vic Richarsdison, captain of Mailey's cricket team, arrived in Wellington yesterday and reported the squad in good condition. He noted that if Fleetwood Smith shows continued improvement, his test chances could rise, with West likely at top form.
A local tribute at Gunnedah praising broadcaster Mir EC Tarte was lauded for its extensive eulogy and detailed reporting. The note from Maury Hawkend Tre Hoar highlighted the town and district's unanimous approval of the service and the fine appointments that accompanied it.
The report notes that for all CASI PUR cases, authorities will substitute Green Coupons once used for a considerable period. The change reflects a broad shift in distribution practice and aims to streamline handling across cases.
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