02 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
1
A Hawkesbury party in peril was found today near Broken Bay and towed to safety after a night of terror at sea. The craft faced a fierce gale and dangerous seas as rescue crews responded to the distress signal.
A party of five from La Perouse faced a terrifying gale near Hawkesbury heads and towed back to Newport after their launch ran aground near Broken Bay. Three others escaped a yawl drifting from Botany Bay moorings, swimming to safety as waves battered vessels.
In a violent sea off Lawcrest, a launch tipped and bobbed as waves crashed. Skipper Maree signaled distress while crew scrambled to safety with a woman and two men clinging to a dinghy amid the storm.
Fragmented report describes medical guidance related to rheumatism and a royal figure at a London gathering. It mentions a prince or duke, Hyde Park, public invitations, and a tribute event, with scattered notes on injuries and illness among attendees and families.
Reported disaster after a clash between steamers off Beachy Head may have claimed fifteen lives. The chaotic scene involved distressed crews and wreckage amid heavy fog and rough seas.
A historical notice reports King’s guards facing strain during color trooping with warnings issued against overexertion. Details remain fragments but emphasize advised caution and ceremonial duties.
Reports show Australian bowlers aiding a sweeping win over Matin snitr with a final score 182 to 81. Key contributions came from Currame Py BA and Donalds with strong innings and steady bowling at the Green venue, while Ld Marans and 28 by yy marked notable scores.
A railway disaster leaves eight dead and thirty one wounded as a collision devastates trains. An inquiry is ordered into the cause with the company’s operations under scrutiny.
A wild online stunt labeled Alpha raised public concern but authorities found no real danger. Investigators traced the incident to a mistaken post aiming to boost the poster’s online following. No injuries or property damage were reported.
A dramatic account from last night describes Soree feheren and a crew member diving overboard to reach shore about 70 yards away. The struggle to safety involved Jalen Benny, 50, of King Georgest, Lavender finy, Erte, and others as they battled undertows along the water.
The article quotes Bishop Barnes discussing perceived weaknesses in Christianity and the reasons faith has lost influence. He references modern moral concerns and the need for steadfast religious guidance amid societal changes.
A group of sailors aboard a launch attempted a bark rescue near Cronulla Beach after a perilous encounter with surf and currents off La Perouse. Captain Frank Windsor steered the vessel from the perilous site as lifeguards and police investigated the near disaster and confirmed the crew’s safety.
Stop press item reports a race in Richmond with a handicap. Winner listed as Tress. entry names include Mickmal Wig er Booey with odds or positions noted as 40.
Midday report describes Amy Brain flying in an Aero Club event in Brisbane with Mr Brain and a co pilot named Jaron in attendance. The excerpt notes Amy piloted a plane while Mr Brain also tailed Jaron during the flight segment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rashed event at a station and a damaged safe with mention of Melbourne and Turkish ears. The readable content is chaotic and lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
Report claims OOPS chief MiSs MERCEDES GLEITZE plans a December voyage from Beot land to Cromarty and on to the Trinh and Exiggleaby Channels, aiming to sail eleven miles to the Hellespont. Stations include Moray Firth and Cromarty as start and end points.
Report describes a mixed rugby style test with Trout scoring and multiple players cited as contributors. Mentions Lord Forster and Sir Thomas Lipton in attendance, with references to the Governor-General and a public event atmosphere surrounding the game and celebrations.
Reported scaffolding failure injures four workers including William Purimelite and Herman Terman at a Wilimlsorost site. The four men suffered multiple fractures as they were working on the structure previously described as unstable. Local authorities investigated the incident and responders treated the injured on scene.
A report notes a blast and theft at a Bowling Club where items including more than 10 cheques and cash were stolen. Police probe links the incident to an alleged explosives act and details appear in the issue referencing Avatrelin and New Sealand.
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