03 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
1
The article notes a royal reception and honors including a CBE conferred on Amy Johnson’s father’s remarks, with praise for numerous contemporaries. It lists naval, military, and political figures such as Admiral and General officers, diplomats, and governors cited for service and support of medeval efforts and wartime administration.
In a violent morning outbreak seven gang members and two police officers were killed as a machine gun battle erupted between rival groups in Passaic and nearby areas. Investigators report multiple gunfire exchanges and a rain of bullets injuring several others. Authorities say the incident, tied to ongoing gang warfare, prompted immediate cordons and a large police response with ongoing inquiries into motive and weapon sources.
A cricket match report notes easy wickets on batting day with Larwood offering pace and cleverness. Allom Clark Worthington trouble batsmen Hendren Woolley Chapman and others bowled well, while some players showed form and others struggled in the long innings.
Melbourne port story reports crew members aboard a British vessel refusing to work on Sabbath as ordened by the captain. Firemen and othe sailors faced potential penalties while the city bench weighed lawful obedience amid in port duties.
The readable text references rising trends, selling pressure, and named individuals amid a jumble of garbled phrases. It mentions Peters and a possible sale or shares though details are broken and non-specific.
A mad chemist Louis Bouchet barricaded in his shop in Saumur this day using large jars of ether and a revolver to fend off police. Fire brigades were summoned. Bouchet retreated to a cellar and fired, wounding two. Police stormed the cellar with gas and Bouchet died.
Fragmented text describes a will or estate bequests attributed to Lord Dewar. It mentions large sums to various individuals and uses unclear spellings and garbled names. The source appears to mix names with damaged OCR and speculative phrases.
Derby open empire press race selegates in i conference discussions on eve of big event at Waco. The Derby field remains open with nineteen contenders named, including notable horses and jockeys, as betting and prep efforts intensify.
A vessel bound for Launceston struck a rock near the coast and sank in darkness. The crew abandoned the wreck and recovered some belongings, while the hull broke up and the stern settled as the ship listed.
An obscure report cites Sur Gi raving about successful migrants and a person named Mike Best Gaeanu linens. The text mentions Austroian Kindle ties at Mawer and Myotis Enjyiond and refers to centric discussions in Hohitvion with Australians involved. Ball debate and a Hepal Society of Ge George are also noted in fragmented phrases.
Ald Alig urged a united approach to relief charity noting government and private groups should coordinate. He questioned the number of relief societies formed since the war and highlighted a case of a woman distributing bread worth nine pounds a month from various organizations to gain aid.
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