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20 Feb 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
1
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In one of Sydney’s fiercest Sea men's Union meetings, striking seamen indicated readiness to capitulate and return to work. Mr Keenan pushed for declaring the strike over with a guaranteed wage and conditions, but debate and fear of renewed disruption ended the session without an immediate resolution.
A garbled OCR item lists varied entries and prices across multiple sections. It mentions a show opening to readers, a Temesco cotta iblt 1 obits and practical bein, with plans for rural and pie related topics.
The Rover Crew met to discuss the annual meeting and future events. Plans include a camp at Norrangaril in February and a long camp at Pemount in 1011, with a focus on service and badge progress. The group aims for a central southern district event at Easter and a Saturday evening rally to conclude preparations.
Today’s classified ads summarize area items including sales and notices. Readers are directed to Page 7 for the full classified Advertisements and many interesting items.
Early judging for a rural livestock show opens with mixed results. Entries include sheep and horse classes with riders and judges noting tentative placements as light showers dampen the grounds. Strong entries appear in the pony and dairy segments, while officials anticipate more entries and potential shifts as the day progresses.
A coroner committed Thomas Hankinson to stand trial at Narrabri in March on a murder charge over the February death of Sammlerson from a gunshot wound. A boy testified Hankinson tried to seize a gun and struck the deceased with a hammer, then opened fire. Witnesses described Hankinson forcing entry while the room held the injured man, and later threatening a witness during initial questioning.
Sydney judge White strongly deprecates excuses for a two-up incident during the hearing of George James Nicwhola charged with theft from an employer. Evidence described money missing and a supposed payment plan, while witnesses testified about a rebelling plan and claims of a dangerous interaction at Front Ditch. The court noted the dangerous行为 and the potential for further trouble.
Goulburn Women's Cricket Association released Saturday draws with several Kenmore clashes at Kenmore Park and Park No 2. Umpires listed for each match and player names appear in a lengthy roster of participants and officials for the one day event.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and dates but is largely unreadable. Main readable items reference Sir Cade Menditur and Chelona Meereh with scattered terms suggesting a meeting or event. The fragmentary line hints at a public or ceremonial gathering with unclear outcome.
Fragmented OCR text describes a damp morning with rain and scattered references to local places and people. Unclear names and events are interwoven with nonsensical phrases, yielding a partial glimpse of weather notes and community mentions from a historical page.
An advertisement in the Gouiburo Evening Peony Pet invites applications for a typist position. Many applied, including a candidate from Chait in Tila date and another from Sour Africa. The note recalls the Journal’s advertising tone and mentions a future event at the Phos location.
Alale rowing champion C K Slaughter was attacked by a ten foot shark while training on the Brisbane River. The shark bit the outrigger, splintering wood and tearing four feet of stern. Slaughter escaped to shore as the skiff sank. the boat was later recovered and teeth marks found along the hull.
Fragmentary report notes a February birthday celebration for Miss Bileta Ox at a city hospital theatre party hosted by nursing staff. Fellow members of the nursing staff and others attended with informal toasts and survivorship references amid wartime conditions.
Thursday reports indicate Warren Bardsley and J M Gregory chosen for next season by the Nin h Cricket Association. The selection highlights Bardsley’s right arm pace and Gregory’s left handed bat, with noted slip fielding and all round ability as standout performers for Australia.
In Auckland on Thursday, Chrwtuaeny Mureg OT testified about the health of Mrs Clarice Maren before her death. He described an early Sunday morning attempt by his father to give milk to Mrs Maren, who appeared unwell and mumbling. The case was adjourned.
An old medicine advertisement touts Vaculoid as a cure for piles without salves or surgery. It promises rapid, permanent relief through a claimed prescription and urges readers to order by mail, stating many have found relief using the product.
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