13 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1939
Page
1
Long list of district court entries covers deaths, estate filings, and property sales. Names such as Arthur Gherwlie and Victor Wielrota appear among numerous probate and conveyance records. Items reference sales contracts, co ownership, and liquidation across multiple counties, with dates and case numbers scattered throughout.
The piece outlines U S government concern over alien registration and border control. It mentions monitoring by the National Security and Frontier forces and requires entrants to present documentation. It stresses that certain providers must maintain records and that authorities may detain noncompliant individuals.
Fragments show a business notice involving Bante Brae and Company Limited at a listed address. The text is garbled, but indicates some form of corporate or trading activity with Birent Gaulhorn region appearing in the OCR.
Publicity over a doctor’s remark that District Hospital buildings were a disgrace to elo mination sparked brief discussion at the Hospital Board meeting. Secretary Mr Jennings and Mr Fowler defended the issue, noting the critique targeted the buildings, not hospital work, and that the public wording may have caused harm to youth.
A fragmented reminiscence describes Crookwell in a bygone era with references to Mary Gilmore and local figures. The piece paints a crowded scene with walls covered in photographs and a window view over King's Cross park, recounting a memory of the first poplar tree introduced in the Crookwell district and mentioning Mary Gilmore’s birth.
An article discusses a linked effort to raise funds for a hospital through lottery ticket sales. It details concerns about rights, local involvement, and a plan to have tickets sold at public sites to support medical facilities.
An official letter tabled at Manly Eight’s meeting sparked debate over wartime rationing and emergency measures. The document urged departments to follow declared economy policies and guard against unneeded requisitions while outlining military and civilian priorities during a national crisis.
Goulburn District Hospital Board debated withdrawing from the New South Wales Hospitals Association and considered new levy costs. The discussion touched on funding, potential appeals, and reorganization while delegates prepared for a Sydney conference next month.
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