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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
4
Fragmented excerpts discuss fear in leadership, conscription, and the fate of Europe amid looming conflicts. Mentions millions under arms, unity against aggression, and implications for Yugoslavia, with calls to act to prevent a wider war.
A fragment discusses looming potential Austrian and British naval moves, Mussolini’s role, and European fear of a new phase of conflict. It cites Chamberlain, Daladier, and French leadership, noting age and psychology of Hitler, with references to France, Britain, Italy, and shifting alliances amid war talk.
The obituary notes Mr D Toole born in Kemoleo and long resident of Croaheel Hated. It lists surviving relatives including Mawhese Truukay Roy Certion Siervye Farben and two daughters Charles and FTarculte Séra Johy Howrth. It mentions his upcoming 94th birthday and a family history tied to Indiana.
English tennis star Bunny Austin and his wife left the Queen Mary at Southampton after a trip to Amencs linked to the Moral Reformation campaign. Austin has returned to England to compete in Wimbledon this year.
A motion records a stock reserve proposal between Womberan Caves and Tariiga to reserve land for a sheltering stock look. Mr George Chalger of Wonbeyn Cavan cites a letter from yesterday and suggests cooperation near the Rishlends and Currawoels Roads. Stockowners in the Wombeyan district face travel and inspection details as the inspector reports forwarding and requests further action.
At Revivefield Aerir rame near midnight a hangar fire destroyed six Qantas planes. No passengers were harmed and losses are estimated around 4200 kroner. Employees found the building engulfed. the blaze prevented immediate access to the machines. Fire crews battled the flames as the facility suffered extensive damage.
Fragmentary account mentions names and a church context, a burial at a grave side, with terms suggesting a funeral in Ragland Wolone and a ceremony led by a priest or clergy. Details are garbled and names are partly legible, but the core event seems to describe a graveside funeral service.
Mrs HW Worthington is remembered in a rural funeral service in Lawaiahany Road Wagen. The obituary notes she was married to Mr Gerald Worthington of Mabo and left behind multiple daughters and sons, including three brothers and one sister. The article highlights her role as a well known local figure in the community.
Frederick Quarry died aged 24 after illnesses at Hod Hospital. Born in Tocky Plain he lived in Goulburn and leaves a brother Donald Quarry and sisters Woodamies Cogan, Moron Al, and Compton. Funeral at Donera Century church with service details forthcoming.
A 14 year old cyclist was struck by a stray bullet while riding along the Eine Baw bed near Yarra Road. Police investigated with Detective Countablen Trdet Init Mobje leading inquiries. The shooter, a 17 year old from Vastra, fled. authorities cited the Firearms Act penalties for youths handling weapons.
A scrambled OCR lays out a 80th birthday celebration with references to Tay and Charles Rogers at a New South Wales event. It discusses planning, participants, locations, and organizational needs for a large public gathering, including expected attendees, venue layout, and formalities. The text names various individuals, firms, and regions, though many phrases are garbled.
An unclear report describes an August meeting with a secretary and acting chairman thanking attendees. It notes R. Toth and others involved in committee activities and mentions a president unable to attend due to a prior engagement. The text references Mr. Darvy and Mr. Robb at a Gall home with uncertain details.
A local assembly approved a yearly military camp at Gouburn. Delegates urged community support and cost sharing, with Mr Cooper and others proposing arrangements for guard, transport, and safety. The group planned a 1040 encampment and discussed how to fund and organize the event within community bounds.
Readable fragments mention experiments and names across a chaotic scene with references to scientists, places, and a public figure. Key figures Harvey and Gojetonsnus appear amid scattered mentions of Canberra, Eleven, and a performance critique. The text is garbled, limiting decipherable facts or a coherent event.
A garbled report shows nations including Britain France and others offering Murale a reciprocal munintes amid urged direct negotation. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates a major diplomatic push with multiple states considering terms and engagement.
A garbled OCR tale describes sheep deaths attributed to a disease in Mackinwa Ks Ia with references to investigators, weather, and a July meeting. Mentions legal figures JH Kelly and Mullen and an March hearing about title disputes, plus an April completion plan for a building.
The readable fragments mention a Vienna setting and a troubling event tied to a hotel and patrons. Names are unclear, but the text hints at a mysterious incident involving a male figure and female participants, with insinuations of danger and death.
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