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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
3
Fragmented OCR summary describes a first innings score around 220 for South Africa, with visitors' bowlers and batsmen named in uncertain form. Mentions of Wyatt, Fallow, Tunings, and Hawes appear in messy lines, with references to innings totals and dismissals amid garbled text.
A fragmented report details a tennis crash event in Berlin involving players such as Aswanliel and TeV Ty One Arroame. It describes a chaotic scene with multiple mentions of brakes, steering, and spectator confusion, then shifts to a separate sequence referencing results and unidentified names.
After an extensive search the coast guard continued to scour the area for a missing boat. Aerial units reported observing possible debris while ground crews inspected the shoreline for signs of the vessel and its occupants.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an aircraft journey from Gravesend to Oran via Croydon, mentioning 1400 miles and 148 gallons. The text references a return leg and a collision involving a vessel or aircraft at a location near Lismore or Badling, with police or officials noted. Limited names and specifics remain unreadable.
The Australian Press Association reports Dominion representatives are unhappy with the meat dinewa slums and delays. They consider leaving the problem unsettled as Britain and Australia prepare to depart. Mrs Lyons and Mr Lyons depart Brussels by Imperial Airways with a farewell in London.
A fragmentary text notes conscription themes and scheduling details with vague dates and terms. It mentions a ceremony or event tied to temperate settings, with references to provisional dates and a beeper system. The passage references a thesis and Velititeertive Lar service in a historical context.
A chaotic message reports tension between Japan and China with alleged hostile acts and insistent diplomatic outreach. Chinese and Japanese authorities weigh measures as the front line shifts near decisive weeks.
Fragmentary OCR text unclear but mentions Opperman Monday Hubert and names like Kilinlairg Lahn Lem Hom Virk SGN Healdo Lai Lyra. Unable to determine full event, date, or location from the readable fragments.
At Gosford racecourse on Tuesday the Three Year Old Handicap was run in two divisions. In the first division Tivritan won at 16 to 1 with Wilmer placing, while Launcelot and Lucky Charm featured in the second division with Napmere and Winner among the notable finishers.
A weather bulletin from Mr Maree reports mountainous seas along the New South Wales coast with a potential extraordinary cyclone. Waves described as phenomenal reach Lorn Howe Island area as a high pressure system covers the eastern half of the continent. Marine traffic is disrupted as many coastal vessels arrive overdue and seek shelter.
A boyish man faced a jury before Judge Coyle on a March 7 indecency charge involving a girl under 18 at Yerrinbool. The girl testified she attended Verrinbool school and recognized the man later. mother and police witnesses described identification and the accused denied wrongdoing, with cross examinations revealing emotional testimony and ongoing trial proceedings.
The Sydney inquest into Jamez Smith resumes with the coroner noting a rule nisi from the Supreme Court returnable tomorrow. He adjourns the inquiry to June 7 as the matter awaits the high court’s decision. Evidence at the Police Court reveals Patrick Brodyta’s murder case remains unsettled, with lengthy custody and little corroboration presented. Airline driver William Anderson Brown testifies about Brady’s April trip and the strange delivery of a mattress and trunk to a seaside cottage, with further movements ending near Tom Ugly’s Point before returning to the second-hand shop.
Judge Coyle declares John Murray a habitual criminal amid testimony from Detective Constable Bodel and Detective-Sergeant Leary. Murray, from Goulburn Reformatory, faced questions about a noted criminal career including cat burglary and sneak thieving. He claimed to have a wife and three children and denied recent imprisonment since 1924.
William George Brown, a 17 year old Goulburn youth, and Leslie Lawrence Jervin Payne faced the Vara Quarter Sessions for breaking and entering and stealing from multiple properties near Burrawa and Wallendin. Brown and Payne were also charged with aiding escape. McLaurin, 20, faced related theft charges. Judge Coyle sentenced Brown to two years and Payne to one year nine months for major offences, with concurrent terms and an order for further appearance on remaining charges.
Readings show today’s maximum at 2 ppm with a low of 0. fo yesterday’s measurements log a maximum of 4.0 and a minimum of 2.2 in the same period.
In Hyde Park a city man reported two strangers offered a guaranteed windfall from a famed trainer for a race. They first took £20 after a promise, arranged a follow up at Bark three days later, claimed interference ruined the plan, then demanded £450 to return £5900. He paid and they vanished.
Charles John Fuller a poultry farmer of Yerrin bool was found dead in dense scrub near his home. He had disappeared from his residence yesterday and died from a bullet wound in the head. Police had been tracking a man known as Jack in Moss Vale, with Constable Roberts and Sergeant McCouth assisting.
The testimony describes Brady telling a witness he would go to Tan Uelys and that they met two drinks awaiting the permit. Brady admitted a bad card and plans to move at night. William Kerlin and Mrs Gladys Walte testified Brady purchased certain items including a trunk.
In Sydney Tuesday the inquiry into James Smith’s death heard Patrick Brady’s counsel challenge the City Coroner’s jurisdiction arguing no body had been viewed. The coroner ruled he had seen enough of a body to proceed and refused adjournment. An immediate bid to restrain further action led to an order to show cause why a writ of prohibition should not be issued.
Sydney scene reports a 56 year old man Leslie Martin awoke to flames in a second floor room at Cremorne. He leapt about 20 feet from a window and injured his back. He was taken to hospital in a serious condition as firefighters contained the blaze with little damage reported.
In a dubious welterweight bout the American Jick Popiney and Carroll Portney were declared a draw after four rounds. Reports say both men showed a cautious return, with crowd reaction mixed and officials receiving a lukewarm reception from the audience.
A fragmented report notes criticism of the government advisory committee on Marquitte Street. The omission of the Town Meet from the committee is highlighted, with calls for clarity and representation. The piece reflects local governance tensions and calls for corrective action.
The judge commented on Mrbaurin's conduct within three years and stated he would take his father's surety for appearance in a sum of gold. The court ordered the goods in each case to be returned to their owners.
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