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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1939
Page
5
A fragmented OCR note describes a theft case tied to a father and son, with scattered references to locations, names, and dates. The garbled text mentions motives, investigators, and possible suspects, but clear facts are scarce.
A fragmentary report notes stowaway activity on a waterway with scattered letters and garbled names.Despite the unclear text, the piece points to unauthorized passage aboard boats and possible security concerns along the water route. Specifics are missing, but the incident hints at ongoing or emerging transit disruptions and unknown actors involved.
The fragmentary text pays homage to a late We Hawkins with ornate phrases and scattered references to events, people, and places. It includes disjointed mentions of dates, meetings, and places such as Watts, Mosman, Wynne, and Plume, forming a cryptic tribute rather than a clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a train-related disaster where around two dozen sheep were killed. Details are garbled, but imply a livestock casualty near a railway with possible local responses or investigations. Entities such as places, dates, or organizations are not clearly readable.
Fragmentary report states the sacred ashes of Genghis Khan and Quon were ceremonially moved to a tomb at Pao faye in a ceremony amid claims of protection since 1227. The piece mentions Mongol leaders and a ritual to ensure safety of the relics, with uncertain details and garbled place names.
Ambiguous OCR text hints at a historic or political topic, mentioning Germany and May events. The readable fragments reference statements about growth, diplomacy, and potential military or political actions, with scattered proper nouns like Larose and Mowat.
London reports the fifth day of the British Concession blockade at Tientsin passed without incident amid 106 degree heat. Only three Britons crossed the barriers in two days as Japanese guards strip searched the first man and man-handled a second man and a Chinese girl, while efforts to sour relations with locals continue.
A Chinese leader asserts bluffing is used by rivals to pressure Beijing over Taiwan, warning against pushing the nation into concessions. He says cooperation could falter if adversaries misread resolve and insists on firm responses to external provocations.
A fragmented report describes a police involved shooting in Sydney on a Monday. The text references officers, a burly suspect, and a tense clash near a social services area, with uncertain details and names obscured by OCR errors.
A Newfoundlander reports the royal departure for England aboard a liner. The voyage is linked to the ship Rroprenk, with an incident in Woodsword where a crew member fell from the deck and died while awaiting medical aid. Authorities announced the plan for the voyage and noted security and wartime concerns abroad.
France mourns victims of a submarine incident amid war and global fallout. Reports describe the depth of the wreck and the tragedy striking the crews, with observers noting naval losses and international tension surrounding the incident.
A tense match saw American players prevail as they outplayed their international opponents. The victory highlighted rising talents from national clubs and featured strong serves, strategic net play, and decisive aggression.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hosen and Verity, Hamlett, Hann, Watt, and Watt runt. refers to English cricket context with unclear phrases. Likely notes about players and teams but details are garbled.
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