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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary report from Sydney notes emphasis by Hughes on the mandate and external affairs. Disjointed lines reference travel, races, and political tension, with garbled phrases indicating a wartime or diplomatic context and public speech. Named places include Sydney and Australia, with stray mentions of external matters and inquiry.
A Port Kembla family and an elderly Sydney man were injured when their car hit a culvert on Taralga Road shortly after dawn yesterday. The collision occurred as vehicles traveled toward the rural area, with emergency crews and hospital staff tending to the injured at the scene.
Members of the newly formed Goulburn VAD Corps scheduled a feet examination event on a Wednesday and Sunday, offering testing at home and polling stations. The gathering aims to assess readiness and ensure coverage for local nursing and welfare needs, with future plans linked to broader service.
Athol BL Moffit has been called to the bar after recently graduating in law with first class honors. He is bracketed as one of the most distinguished students in the final year, earning the George Dalley Phe for outstanding achievement.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a second reading of an insurance bill. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, but the item concerns legislative consideration of an insurance bill and related actions in a council or legislature. The readable bits indicate procedural mentions without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on British and German manpower, war effort, and leadership debates. Mentions ministers, government, and military strain with uncertain details about plans, strategy, and public stance.
Fragmented OCR text with mixed names and phrases lacks coherent events. Readable items reference mayors cities and dates but no clear incident, action, or outcome to summarize into a distinct news item.
A local report details criticism of N R MLA proposals to set speed limits. Residents voice concerns about enforcement fairness and potential impact on travel times. The text references a Pedernlat area resident and mentions plans discussed at Maynard with resistance and questions about feasibility.
Fragmented text indicates funds or cheques were forwarded to Goulburn District Hospital St John of God Hospital and the Goulburn Ambulance. Unclear names and dates but references to charitable profits and hospital support suggest a local giving initiative with medical services as beneficiaries.
Market report notes prices for wheat at home markets amid steady demand. Trading areas show activity with buyers and sellers assessing current levels. The item references fluctuating quotes and regional variations lacks detailed figures.
An irregular report outlines a permit denial in Marulan with involvement from Sharla Pudi and other officials. Details describe a decision on an industrial or property matter, referencing Niuean procedures and local authorities and noting a formal refusal dated or stated by the permit officer.
A disrupted note recounts a theft involving goods loaded on a truck in Sydney. The fragment mentions an account of missing items and confusion over the delivery route. Names, dates, and exact items are unreadable in the OCR. The piece hints at police involvement and a follow up but provides no clear timeline.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions railway details and dates but is largely unreadable. The remaining legible items reference a public instruction or notice tied to a railway station or delivery and include fragmented names and numbers.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Pant isane and Sanne bus, with unclear names and actions. The readable text hints at a local scene or transit moment but lacks coherent details or identifiers. Further context is needed to identify people, places, or events.
Sydney court reports a Supreme Court jury awarded the widow £2592 as compensation for the death of her husband William Ford, a crane driver from Belmont, knocked down by a motor car on July 25, 1997. The case names MPa lashed McArthur Ford and details are given for the deceased’s employer and related parties.
A fragmented report alleges U S agencies and leaders protested a university project in Shanghai amid military concerns. The text mentions various names and signals without clear context or coherent events.
New York readers report waning hope for the safe return of five year old Jimmy Cash as authorities pursue leads from Princeton Florida. The lengthy manhunt continues with police questioning and public assistance being sought.
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