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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
5
Two workmen were buried under about five tons of bricks when a wall collapsed during demolition of cottages in Bankstown South Terrace. Rescue efforts followed as the injured were taken to hospital amid a cordon of onlookers.
Detectives stage dramatic all night vigil at Bondi flat uncovering hidden arms including guns and gelignite. Officials say the operation stopped a potential attack and led to a major arrest amid heightened security in the area.
Detectives arrested a man after a short struggle following an all-night vigil in Bondi. Authorities say safe breaking and shop breaking charges will be preferred as they pursue links to recent robberies. officers found two pistols, gelignite, fuses and large quantities of goods hidden nearby. Information from the search may point to banks involved in the Mudgee mail hold-up.
Fragmented report describes an inter club outboard event at Oatley Bay with unclear details. Names and places are partially garbled. The text hints at clubs or participants but provides no clear results or dates.
An article from Melbourne reports on honors for Byrd and details about leadership roles in an evolving cabinet. The piece mentions people such as Masoney Mimiatet and Lewd The autrject hawtomesnr, all connected to the political scene and banking work observed today in the city.
Fragmented poem-like text appears with garbled phrases about times and days and a mention of a period. The readable parts reference a schedule or timing pattern and a vague cadence, but no clear event or person data is present.
A brief item notes Swahiled defeating Saremiat in a local event. The report highlights a dull seating turnout and mentions the overall market scene during the recut ad line. The piece preserves names and context with minimal detail.
A union group discussed strike positions and promised meat supplies will be available on Monday. The official statement followed a meeting among workers in the meat industry and allied trades.
A dense OCR of a historical page lists varied names, places, scores, and activities. It mentions Adelaide, Richmond, Lake Mad, and Prince Don plus numerous abbreviations, times, and scattered event notes across a broad, unreadable mix.
Fragmentary text mentions furlongs and names like Bereawale Lay and Stirs Seat with scattered references to locations and people. Details are obscured, leaving a partial glimpse of a race or athletic meeting and associated individuals.
Fragmentary OCR shows a brisk win by an unnamed favorite amid references to Flinders and a crowd in a local setting. The text includes scattered names and partial phrases, with unclear opponents and outcomes, reflecting a busy racing or sports snippet.
Fragmented text shows a disaster scene with streets, residents and women cleaning after attacks. Multiple garbled phrases reference Vimy and other places, implying widespread destruction and evacuation. The article mentions survivors, relief efforts, and local authorities responding to the crisis.
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