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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
5
A weather bulletin predicts northerly winds and fair warm conditions. The report lists scattered showers and unsettled spell nearby coastal areas. Forecaster notes broad temperature variation and mentions forthcoming gusts along the coast with potential brief changes in wind direction.
A guilty verdict was rejected as not guilty by the jury in a corruption related case. The defendant, identified as Houtburn, alleged innocence while the court addressed procedural issues and potential errors in the trial. Authorities indicated further actions were possible, but no guilty finding was recorded.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Japanese forces advancing north of Shanghai after occupation of Anki and movements toward Tungeheng. The garbled text mentions troops, casualties, and occupied cities, but specifics are unclear due to formatting errors.
A brief notice notes a United States government matter involving a financial giftide and the compliance with the Social Security Act. The text references the act’s obligation and the related monetary obligation, outlining official oversight and potential consequences for noncompliance.
Juvenile and senior handicap events headline Victoria Park with First Division races at 4.30 and 2.80 divisions. Notables include Pinmy, Fe Chuunin, Prin Shek, Quien Mtrews, Montague, and Verwin in varied sprints and a 7.5 length trial. Rails include Tony Tak and Fath among crowd-pleasers.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Benes in good health amid unclear phrases and stray names, with references to a Preset, cash, and Dr. Dentin Yowel, producing a fragmentary and uncertain record of health status.
Fragmented OCR notes report temperature readings with numerous garbled words and missing context. The readable fragments mention a sheet or device recording values and reference multiple entries or timestamps, but names, places, dates, and specific results are not discernible.
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