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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
3
A chaotic report from Wimbledon notes doubles results as Sigart and Craw ind reach the garter final fighting Moody and others. Mentions of Crawford, Madame Mathieu, and various players appear amid scattered details of rounds, wins, losses, and competing nations across the event.
Fragmented report describes a high level meeting at Lausanne where German and Allied representatives discuss reparations and postwar settlements. The draft statements indicate continued friction over debt, reconstruction, and subsequent political implications, with key figures referenced in cautious terms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions US finance, treasury order, machinery, and a programme to produce sufficient revenue to keep the treasury in order. Figures like 4 dollars and 1 eet $02,716,000 appear as garbled data from the period.
Readable fragments describe a court remand in a fatal incident near Artarmon. Sergeant Wilson states a suspect or related person was involved after alighting from a tram. The wording is garbled but indicates a feloniously slain individual and police account of events connected to the case.
Dr Wall testifies about the Brithish Express Company and Goode dispute. Waldron pressed for favorable railway carriage. Wall denies any bribery and says he refused to participate. Witnesses discuss payments, a draft agreement, and potential charges while noting tensions among directors.
Fragmented OCR text suggests Birdwood plans travel to Australia with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, but references to Birdwood and Australia imply a forthcoming visit or announcement. The record preserves the uncertain, partial content as read.
Local sports notes indicate Stribling's Fillies are opposed by audience and officials as discussions over seating and event structure unfold. names like Phine Moelplogty and Wing figure in contentious exchanges amid ongoing preparations for the event.
Milnrowh threatened legal action as Mr Weston for Me Inioels sought an injunction to restrain Stribling from certain actions during a scheduled hearing tomorrow. District Judge Long Innes granted the injunction amid heated exchanges and ongoing legal maneuvering ahead of Monday's expected clash.
The Goulburn district mourns the death of Merrick a carpenter recently unemployed and president of the Goulburn Unemployed Adeoe. He assisted in the city cannell rescue work and was chosen in the first ballot. he leaves a widow and a grown family. Mrs A Strain of 11 Cantion Sirewis is noted as a daughter.
An unexpected development in the Moxley case sees counsel withdrawal from the Full Court appeal against the Moorebank double murder verdict. William Cyril Moxley may present his own case as the appeal, set for tomorrow, faces possible delays past the law vacation.
A frosty dawn brought 22 degrees (10 degrees frost) at Goulburn, with heavy fog and a near snowlike frost covering streets. Outdoor conditions remained bitterly cold until late morning, though sunshine appeared before noon. Three water mains failed yesterday amid the cold snap. Crookwell also faced a heavy frost, with the ground white at nine pm and a 2 degree low recorded. Wednesday was fine and warm.
A Bowral party returning from Sydney near midnight on Bun day witnessed a large fireball outlined against a heavy cloud. It appeared to fragment as it fell and emitted a brilliant green light.
The Moorefield racing programme lists acceptances for Sage day at Moorefield Keer Clubs meeting. Entries include Hurdle Race and Juvenile Handicap with horses such as Spider King Hed Earl and Arcadian in various weights and divisions. Selections by Trackite include Spider King and Juvenile Handicap choices, with Flying Welter Handicap and other races detailed.
A discussion on constitutions for a metropolitan federation explored limits on borrowing taxes and governing power, with slides comparing Australia and the United States. Speakers cited Wellington and Perth distances, promised prosperity from unified governance, and urged attendees to support the referendum.
The Indian Commission chaired by the President and Justices Browne Cantor and Webb opened a public inquiry into wage rates. After preliminaries the session adjourned to July 24 for written statements. The panel aims for a businesslike process and will consider existing living standards as a starting point.
Presenters praised Mr Drummond for addressing a broad topic and urged citizens to learn all aspects. Mr Garry sought more information for his district, while Drummond promised a future reply. The meeting approved a vote of thanks to the Mayor, and a Rotary Club report was postponed.
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