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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
4
Fragmented text mentions God Save the King and South parades. References to the Day and military parades suggest a political or cultural piece. Mentions of a voice and cybernetic language indicate a noisy, uncertain source with unclear focus.
The piece argues some object to singing the national hymn in honor of George VI and the Empire, contrasting with South Africa’s right to use The Voice of South Africa while preserving the imperial anthem as a secondary respect, and notes the need for unity and mutual aid across dominions.
The article discusses Minister Thorby requesting plots of aeroplanes to avoid low flying over Sydney and other centers. It notes concern about the danger and fear among people below, with calls for pilots to heed officials while acknowledging courage in the pilots.
The Daily Telegraph comments on Count von Luckner, noting his tour and message to youth. It depicts him as an emissary of Her to the world’s youth, warning against vanity and urging honour, while anti-glory sentiments surface amid unrest and questions of worth.
A damaged OCR item describes Hughes in New Guinea with 200 Europeans giving a welcome. The event includes an air base, a welcome ceremony, and a gathering organized by W. I. Capen. Details are garbled but indicate a social or naval display connected to Australian contact in New Guinea with mentions of Mr Tubes and Walter McNiel.
In a tight field, competitors from Pans to Woniwerbiy vie for the CH Golf Championship. Early rounds saw rising scores as players chase a decisive victory and a place in the final.
The Goulburn District held a meeting of the Pastoral Protection Board prompted by recent rains. District Inspector F Hildred reported steady growth in value and improvements across the region while noting ongoing concerns about dairy properties and related holdings. The board reviewed notices and adjacencies affecting reserve boundaries and operations, with committee actions and a motion adopted.
Damaged OCR text shows a garbled set of names and phrases, referencing Soviet leaders and other unclear items. The readable portion includes scattered names like Stalin and Pion, with dates and places missing or broken. The snippet lacks coherent events or a clear news item to summarize.
Market Prices on Thursday show a steady trend with barley oats and rye quoted. Prices for bacon and ham appear at limited levels and small adjustments noted.
An OCR readable fragment reports a Homebush sale at Winohe with various prices for beef and mutton, including prime and ordinary cuts. The text lists per pound and total lot values, mentioning weights, buyers, and specific figures such as 81/ and 3 per pound, reflecting a historic market record with inconsistent formatting.
A garbled vintage report depicts a Derby with a novice rider, referencing London pieces, rivals, and mentions of Haines and Volierri amid chaotic OCR fragments. It hints at a novice winning and notes a parabolic procession of betting or racing names with limited readable specifics.
The report notes a fatal outcome from injuries sustained yesterday in Wallangone. Authorities describe a teen involved in the event and indicate ongoing investigations. Further details on the individuals and exact circumstances are not fully clear from the available text.
Fragmented OCR text describes rain and storms affecting a region with mentions of Riverina Montadt Wenkwarth and Mapes. It references forecasts of fine rain today and heavy rainfall in southern areas while noting unsettled conditions in the morning and various place names.
Some further snow on the Alps appears in a distorted fragment mentioning the Bulluton moderating and a note on the Alon Minty My Me sauthaat with Hoe vatvugion Wo the ighluud.
A garbled account from Everywhere Fush to Land details a recent purse of 210,269,000 and mentions numerous names and places such as Victoria, Port, and Cathedral. The text weaves in references to nobility, a wedding or ceremony, and a controversial incident described with tangled phrasing and unclear sequence.
A fragmented report from Sydney covers Warwick Farm race day with references to exhibitors, horses like Grecian Art and June Nufater, and representatives from Australian racing circles. It notes potential buyers and draft entries, indicating a busy Saturday program and ongoing preparations for The Acceptors event.
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