31 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
1
Troops endured a fitful training session at Goulburn with long drill in practical field conditions. The report details maneuvers on rugged ground, rifle handling, and cavalry exercises demonstrated by volunteers and ranks of the unit.
A partially garbled report discusses New Zealand centenary events amid wartime restrictions. It mentions an exhibition costing about 25,800,000 and Cabinet debate on whether wartime losses should be written off, with concerns about funding and producer statements affecting display plans. The piece notes pressure on government policy and economic implications of hosting the exhibit.
The Kenmore Village Hall Committee held a meeting on Monday, with Mr Morrison honored for long service and Mrs Coltrev and Mr Godfroy elected to office. Officers include President Tandley and Treasurer Korghaans, while appreciation was shown for Aiton and Wiliinina for their support as the year closes.
A confused report describes a fatal accident involving a lawn mower and a hydroplane in Tironrohl Bay. Details are unclear as the text mentions Norman Horned Minntttt and a father figure Me Hornwei Wnnnlag, with references to Pottora Tir and Cennbarnariroet.
A chaotic report from Goulburn notes measles cases at the District Hospital and related illness. Several patients with fevers, rashes, and suspected influenza occupy beds. many workers relocate to hotels and lodgings to avoid contact with peers. One woman in confinement is moved to isolation. hospital reports indicate limited beds and ongoing concerns.
The Rhyanna Rifle Club held its annual event in the Remote Village on Saturday attracting about 200 participants. An orchestra performed as trophies were presented by local officials and committee members to winners including SuptiloC. Downs, Mrs. Mennedy, and Deny, with multiple trophy names noted and a festive, community atmosphere.
A girl riding a bicycle near her home collided with a motor car on a Blake Avenue road. She suffered injuries and underwent immediate surgery at St Joseph's Hospital after bystanders alerted authorities. Paramedics rushed to the scene and the accident is under investigation by local police.
A district settles compensation claims under the New South Wales Workers Compensation Act with a £15 lump sum payment in full satisfaction of the applicant’s claim for personal injury arising from employment. The respondent denies liability for any further treatment or costs, and a further order may be made to cover medical and hospital expenses. Other claims involve Brown and Brown’s expenses related to joint incapacity, with settlements reached or ordered for specified sums and costs.
A government notice outlines an emergency national meeting to discuss measures in response to a potential European crisis. The plan emphasizes coordination through HAND and local committees with a forthcoming decision at the Town Hall.
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