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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
2
The government plans inquiries into an unemployment insurance fund and the timing of building such a fund. Critics note past misdirection of scarce resources, argue against additional monetary obligations, and urge balance between wage tax receipts and unemployment relief. The debate centers on policy, industry load, and sustaining employment levels.
The article notes a steady share of people drifting from state relief, criticizing lack of government aid to keep workers fed and clothed. It warns the country has long hosted unemployed, with itinerant workers and “nomads of the reed” existing through decades. Calls arise for an unemployment insurance scheme to spread the burden and rebuild industry.
An ornate wedding linked the Psaltis and Comino families in Sydney on June 10. The bride Annie G Gaming, daughter of Mr and Mrs De Comino of Ammun Street, wed Georges Pasilie of Crookwell in a ceremony celebrated by friends and surrounded by family. The gown featured ivory satin, a lace bodice and a long train, with a life veil. The reception was at Somate's Hotel with many relatives and friends in attendance. Archbishop Lemeetioides offered blessings and the couple received congratulations from numerous officials and guests.
The notice records a marriage event with names such as Mr Uplatieh and Mr and Mrs EOC Minewe in a dated ceremony, with Rev. Puther Pavey officiating. It notes a reception at Patriot’s Puoren and lists participants including Clem fenis and Kirbes, plus references to families and relationships central to a community wedding.
A lively skating sports night featured varied races and handicaps with multiple winners including Joner, Ayan, and Charlie. The Cunningham Cup standings shifted after an exhibition match, and plans for an upcoming event on Thursday were outlined, with emphasis on upcoming competition and venue notes.
A fragmented report notes a police magistrate meeting, outlining attendance, delays, and procedural issues. It mentions Cham and Shania, with references to a department and a peak meeting in January. The text is garbled but centers on discussion of training, code, and postponement of action.
Fragmentary OCR text references Christian belief, judgment, and divine beings with unclear context. Mentions Belance aul Heality, Sy Mary Uakor Kady, and divine mind, with scattered phrases about doors, paths, and power. No coherent event or date is recoverable from the damaged material.
The death notice records GE Felthan at Waxen on Thorley aged the figure of Mr. P2otme Pell War BF. Survived by widow Mrs. K. 4. Barnex and daughters Kathleen Felthan of Watau, plus one son Jamon Follhnn of Waren. No evidence for the defence noted in the court action. legal details unclear.
The Goulburn Chamber of Commerce debated merging with the Goulburn Tourist Bureau. A final decision was expected at the council meeting on July 1. Speakers warned of overlapping aims and urged careful planning to avoid losing the towns’ commercial and tourist identity.
An accident left a person with an arm injury after a collision on a rural road. Emergency responders arrived promptly, and transport to a hospital was arranged. Authorities investigated the scene while traffic was limited for safety.
The document presents a garbled mix of phrases with partial names and notes from a Shire Conference president's address. Key elements appear to reference a senate, statistics, and procedural motions, though many words are indecipherable. The readable lines suggest formal remarks and possible references to editors, committees, and a meeting agenda.
Fragmented readable phrases reference a sequence of names and places with unclear meaning. The text mentions Mohaiele Bunsuess and Ww youne pi in the fol of in the Ya oft the 20H ym Hes, plus various garbled terms like Alb Byrd and Mut fouit MP Eerd. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists prices and dates with irregular text and typos. It mentions Tasmanian items, percentages, and several numeric codes but lacks coherent context or clear entities to identify a full event or item.
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