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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
7
Vintage newspaper clipping lists affordable men’s and boys footwear and clothing including leather boots, tweed overcoats, corduroy trousers, lined horn boots, patent oxfords, and woolen dress items. Also notes specific price points and shop listings with brands like Lagunda and Sta stafford in a bustling sale page.
Dover Tooth Braidwes and Pepsedent feature in a Fancy Goods Dept advertisement selling te Pastes and Tubes. Mentions include Monstr Welting t'neds and loaves, with pricing shorthand. Location noted as Regent Shopping Block with L. D. Trim Better Service Stores at P G Goulburn. Phone 837.
The Amhial Meeting of the ity Society will be held on Worn HOHE, with the programme including reports from committees and notices of forthcoming activities. Members are urged to attend to discuss arrangements and elect officers.
Tender invited for the supply of one 180 ton lorry similar to that used by the Authority. Preference to Empire suppliers or lowest acceptable Australian offer. Address to Town Clerk R. McLran. Closing date and details in official notice.
The Massy Cup draw was amended forcing Yass in Berrima District League to play Goulburn on Sunday afternoon. Delegates from Yass visited Queanbeyan to discuss the contested draw.
Tommy Farr, the Welsh miner, stopped Walter Neusel in the third round and eyed a possible title bout with Schmeling. The Berlin Boxing Federation named Schmeling world heavyweight champion after Braddock failed to meet him in New York. The New York State Boxing Commission suspended Barney Bowe indefinitely for failing to move Garcia for the welterweight title. Various political notes follow about Parliament proceedings and imperial conference plans.
Officials highlighted major economic advances during a government conference led by Mr Menzies. The Agricultural and Scientific Research Council work was praised, with emphasis on expanding secondary industries and export growth. The mayor welcomed Mr Menzies to Goulburn, noting his long legal and political career and the productive visit to the conference venue.
The report covers a UAP conference in Goulburn with speeches by Mr Perkins and others. It notes debates on federal politics, party unity, and electoral strategy affecting Eden-Monaro and Gwydir, plus praise for organizers and attendees. Members discussed state and national issues and the party’s plan to secure support ahead of elections.
The article reports a Senate plan to empower the President to appoint and remove justices of the Supreme Court who serve 11 years, aiming to reduce the number of justices who would block reforms. It notes strong opposition from the Senile dudietary Committee and bankruptcy over a feared abandonment of checks on presidential power.
District Court will sit tomorrow following local representations. Wik Tinnear and Sindee Coyle, currently at the Quarter System in Goulburn, decided at luncheon adjournment that the court would not commence until tomorrow. The embezzlement case had already occupied 11 hours and would not finish before afternoon.
Speaking at a Rotary Club luncheon for the Consular Corps in Sydney, the Norwegian consul urged that international amity and understanding be incorporated into all school curricula to foster broader goodwill among nations.
Mr J A Perkins MP urged the crowd to spread Mengies’s information and prove to the street that the Government did not fail. He praised the Lyons Government for steering Australia through chaos, claiming six years of progress would be undone in six weeks by a change of government. Mr Measles cited as a busy man, noted for steering reliance on Goulburn.
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