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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
5
Paris reports nine members of The Lost Division after a chaotic rear-guard action reach Frage, feeding weary fighters as they face a 48 hour decision on repatriation to Loyalist or Rebel Spain. The long-running conflict description entwines machine guns, air raids, and shifting loyalties amid a tense wartime panorama.
Fragments describe preliminaries for a women’s track session featuring several athletes in a tense, busy setting. The text mentions readiness and multiple heats, with references to timing, performances, and a crowded arena.
Readings show Maxton reported a high near 4 and a low around 0 with cool conditions prevailing. The fragment notes temperatures and a general daily temperature range for the area.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled report mentioning government firmness and various place names. It references Vaymone, Manganeese export and engine sense, with scattered phrases about a public warming and historical notes. The readable parts suggest a political or economic dispatch with unclear specifics.
Amidst confusing garbled text a report notes infantile paralysis fears spreading through the city. Authorities consider measures and hospital care as doctors and nurses work to protect vulnerable children during a difficult health episode.
Fragmentary OCR depicts Chinese resistance to Japanese advances around Hankow with mentions of urban fighting, retentive flood conditions, and looming strategic challenges. The text shows scattered references to Hankow defense, Allied forces, and strained logistics amid widespread inundation.
A fragmented text tracing wool types like woollen and worsted, mentioning Woollen and Worsted and historic terms. It hints at interpretations of wool’s meaning in textile production, with scattered names and unclear phrases.
Announcement from the Pope names Doctor McGuire as the new Catholic bishop for the Goulburn diocese. Informed sources say Arch bishop Panico conveyed the appointment and that strong rumours had circulated about a consecrated bishop succeeding Dr. Barey in recent weeks.
Fragmented report from Goulburn describes warmer conditions in the morning and a weather outlook with references to nearby places and dates. Vague mentions of warnings and local observations accompany what appears to be noisy OCR text with many garbled terms and nonstandard spellings.
A lively batting display unfolds at Lord s with standout performances by players named Vidonbsery and Coniytan as the crowd enjoys high tempo strokes and brisk boundaries throughout the innings. The page notes impressive running between the wickets and notable ball striking that energized spectators.
Fragmented lines depict a cricket match summary with mentions of players Ward Whites Hank Teg Ba Nin and Dalal AE squad. The text shows uncertain phrases about bowling, saves, and a halt in play, indicating an incomplete report on the game's progress or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a person fleeing after tearing pants, mentioning names and places obscurely and with partial phrases. The legible elements include references to Mania, Lanauti, and a pack, but concrete facts, dates, or events are not clearly preserved.
Market pricing data from Sydney shows fluctuating values with several items listed. The report mentions specific figures such as 1.10 for one commodity and 1M sums for others, including a reference to oil and local exchanges. Names and places appear in garbled form, but the overall note records price movements and market activity.
An enduring obituary honors Mr McLean with details of his life from early schooling at Goathary Public School to Silver Tuible Show performances. It recounts his wartime service, activities in Queemanland, and return to Goulburn where family and community remember him. Survived by wife and three children, the report notes his clerkship and local roles.
A fragmented wartime item notes hostility toward Japan with garbled OCR text but indicates a patriotic tone and anti enemy sentiment during the period. It references wartime propaganda and public reaction without clear event details or coherent facts.
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