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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
3
Widespread monsoon floods sweep across India destroying villages and displacing tens of thousands. Casualties run high as rivers burst banks, with reports of drowning and extensive damage to homes and crops. Relief efforts are underway across affected states.
Fragmentary text mentions St Pauls London and a deanery linked to St Pauls, with references to Oxford center, college, and a Ven Edward Choriga Archdeacon of Cleveland. It hints at a distinguished career and a life story tied to religious and academic roles, but details are unclear.
VINES discussed the New York report and the offered professional position. He indicated no final agreement had been made and expressed uncertainty about future spending and timing for joining. The interview touched on career plans and anticipated transitions.
Fragmentary report from Walla Walla describes a failed assault or attempt at a record site. Names, places, and specifics are garbled, but references to Sydney Atami Wolltt and Mustretgsinn hint at a disrupted event. Detailing remains unreadable in the provided text.
Augusta Schulien a 63 year old man residing at 158 Coromandel Street was found dead in his bedroom early this morning. Police are investigating the case as a suspected homicide or possible foul play. The body was removed to a local morgue for examination.
A fragment from a Sunday report discusses the Nazi rise and the banning of rival parties in Germany, noting declarations that all Germans must unite under one party while other factions face prohibition. The piece mentions crowded concentration camps and readers from Dresden drawn by the crackdown.
In Rome a hazardous device exploded in a crowded room during an event. Several people were hurt as an unknown assailant, aiming to enter the building, fled the scene. Police describe the device as likely connected to a planned attack, with investigators continuing at the scene.
A disputed proposal seeks to erect a governors hill sign near a sweeping bend by the river, drawing committee scrutiny and local opposition. Officials weigh visual impact against development needs while residents clash over the site and timing of construction.
Sydney police report涉及 Christina Pattee convicted on a charge after appearance at Central Pollen Station. The court postponed sentencing for three months as the case proceeds. Arnold and Chyplatinn are named in connection with the incident.
Amid mixed views Aldermen discuss theater renovations and a proposed inspection plan. The mayor and council members weigh the impact on traffic and safety, with funding, timing, and potential delays under review.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Alderman Tt. D. Gorman is referenced in connection with a state labour inquiry or committee. The readable text is unclear on specifics, dates, or outcomes, but points to an official investigation involving Gorman.
Bulgarian authorities enforce a midnight curfew in Sofia and key towns, conduct house raids, and seize arms as minorities report intimidation. Authorities say several suspects are detained and residents are confined to homes amid ongoing security operations.
Rival Macedonian factions in the Chamber approve penalties for organized murder plots. Tram and railway services face suspensions while restrictions on unlawful movements are intensified to curb violent acts.
A Goulburn City Council motion urges a conference of local governing bodies to push for better organized electricity undertakings across the state. It rejects a government commission and calls for a statewide report by the chief engineer on the Nyimbolda Hydro scheme, with copies to council for information.
Police found evidence that thieves entered Mr E. Hibbert's office on Montague Street Saturday night and tried to break open a safe said to hold a large sum of money. Constables Keegan, Hyde, and Nightwatchman Taylor, inspecting Rogers’ premises, spooked the intruders who escaped through the rear door. The office showed disarray with desks and papers scattered. valuables were left but the thieves appeared interrupted. The back door was found unlocked, suggesting forced entry but limited progress.
At Goulburn Kennel Club show judge C Hind of Sydney presided over a large entry of dogs across breeds. Amid steady attendance of about 100 spectators, exhibitors showcased many Greyhounds and Fox Terriers with notable dogs like Mrs Rowe's Star Dick praised for quality.
A clipped report states Ulm’s plane Falth im Australia was forced down at Alor Star about 400 miles north west of Slay. The incident occurred Monday as flyers were being prepared for day.
Sydney reports the Bondi murder inquest into the death of John Albert Rowland, 32, an incident agent shot near Bondi on May 15 and dying days later. Coroner’s Court heard from witnesses including Phillip Harrod Rheusen and details of the attack at Castlereagh Street. Police described a car case and a confrontation with two men, one firing a revolver as Rowland tried to seek help. The inquest resumes with around 13 witnesses slated to testify.
In the Pull Court of Criminal Apitets today Erbe Rolant Croley appealed a conviction and sentence for manslaughter of May Miller. The application for fresh evidence was adjourned to the next Law Term. Senior counsel Curtis Rae urged the adjournment to allow further investigations in the interests of justice. The appeal remains under consideration at the next term.
Fragmented OCR shows a Sydney lottery notice with prize tiers and syndicate names. It lists first prize of £5000 and multiple £1000 £500 £100 prizes, with several syndicates and addresses in Balpowlah and Sydney. The text references prize allocations to “One More Try,” “Our Chance,” and “Dog” syndicates among others. The article notes dates and venues for the drawing and mentions assorted prize totals and boat-related figures.
Coroner Jeer Renehan in Coota Mundia, Alabama, found 18 year old Sarsole Quinn died from a wound inflicted by Willem Walker 24 after a dispute over Miss Quinn. Walker shot her from behind a polling fence on an empty allotment and then killed himself. A letter read to the coroner said Walker had been mor desal for a month and wished to prove his love for Miss Quinn.
Mr E W Knox Sydney Monday. The death marks the loss of a long time figure in the local business scene. Former chairman and managing director of Sigur Refining Company Ltd, he began his company career about 60 years ago as an officer of the C.S.I. Co. He was appointed general manager in 1884 and served as gazer manager last February. Survived by his wife Mary and four daughters.
Crookwell clinched the Care Cup with a 25 point win over Barga in front of a season record crowd. Gate receipts totaled about 245 pounds. Corcoran led Crookwell with scoring and substitutions by Smith, Hanttela, and Arenstrong contributed in a game marked by a dominant second half for Crookwell.
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