Radio Down Unger Signal Mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a radio or signal incident involving Unger. The readable items mention times around 35 and 9, with unclear context or location. No clear persons, organizations, or events are established.
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a radio or signal incident involving Unger. The readable items mention times around 35 and 9, with unclear context or location. No clear persons, organizations, or events are established.
A fragmentary OCR item reports a booking clerk named Ong and a death noted in a terse entry. Details are unclear, with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases. No dates, places, or affiliations are readable to verify the event.
The notice lists revised postage rates for domestic and international mail including routes to Font Hlowe Island, Norfolk, New Guinea, and the New Hebrides. It details charges per parcel, per ton rates, and exceptions for printed matter, periodicals, books, catalogues, and merchandise. It mentions general post office handling and various locations with rates subject to other places and future updates.
In a terse notice the city discusses trunk line telephone rates amid disputes over service costs. Officials reference proposed charges and changes affecting residents and local businesses. Affected parties include the utility company and municipal regulators with dates yet to be confirmed.
The text recalls early English saintly figures and the high honor of Saint George in England. It notes the medieval rise of the Noble Order of the Garter in 1344, tied to a grand tournament where knights from France, England, and Germany competed and proved prowess.
A quirky report sketches oddities from a world famous cutlery firm in neMeth. It notes miniature sportsman’s knives with tiny blades, a Norfolk pins knife with seventy five etched blades, and a 1922 White blade made to mark each year. Also mentioned are oversized razors and ivory tusk curiosities, amid light village life chatter and magistrate quips.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Court site listing various roles and offices including treasurer clerk and secretaries with numerous names and titles. The garbled text references officers in England and local entities, suggesting a historical notice of appointments or organizational duties within Cobram or a related lodge.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous named officials and offices such as Beacaee Ek-Medgy Anecralan, James Hagar Dba, Constanie-Agat Commonmenta Litecra, H. Leas, and multiple committees. It mentions cemetery affairs, registers, and ceremonial roles with scattered titles and names, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A garbled OCR passage questions measurement methods and survey accuracy. It mentions averages, eight framing, a bagged item, and a reference to a 152 20 gosto alongside Truman. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a full report.
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