15 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1937
Page
1
A garbled report notes Beery injured by a blank shot in Hollywood on Tuesday. The fragmentary item mentions Wallice Heery and a disrupted event with an unclear sequence of actions and no clear outcome.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a state commission's authority and a protest or delay related to a water project. The text references federal involvement and possible timelines but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Jocelyn Howarth of Los Angeles faced a court case in Wyn New Mexico after a chaotic performance by George Neel. The trial featured testimony about a Goel incident and Leavers in attendance. Howarth’s mother claimed professional interference and sought medical attention for her daughter.
More than 14 000 sheep were yarded at the Goulburn sale with strong turnout from Mudgee Murrumbidgee and nearby districts. Buyers from Ganlbarin and surrounding regions showed brisk demand as prices ranged for both young and mixed lots with notable competition for quality lines and earlier market tops reported.
A meeting of the A Pod H Boetety with good attendance heard a letter from the Minster regarding a deal and a committee proposal. Letters from local figures touched on horse changes and a show event with prize money and livestock displays, including bullock racing sheep herding and water hopping.
In a subdued Anglican clergy conference at St John’s Chapel, leaders including the Bishop of Gonthuen delivered reflections while attendees welcomed visitors after a service. A Welsh dinner followed, with remarks praising community aid and interfaith dialogue at the end of the gathering.
A garbled broadcast page lists multiple programme blocks, news, weather, and notices. Names such as Mamie Vib Chevathorel Bergten Selene Veber and Miurbard are mentioned amid times and channels, with various program titles and segment breaks. The fragmented OCR hints at a routine daily schedule across channels with standard news and weather updates and a range of show names.
A large wooden cross at St Mary's Anglican Cathedral in Canberra was destroyed by fire on Sunday night. The blaze appears deliberate with stay wires torn and possible petrol or kerosene used. The cross, erected in 1927, stood as a landmark in the church precinct.
Dr Masaryk, long prominent as a founder of Czechoslovak democracy and former president, has died after several weeks of serious illness. The Czech government and people mourn a man who embodied nobility, democracy, and culture, shaping the republic’s ideals.
Severe cold last week caused many lambs on the Woodhouselee farm near Fort Wight to fail to survive. Farmers report high casualties among newborns and blame freezing temperatures and limited shelter for the losses.
Fragmented OCR notes report official advice from Att Wont MP Mi. Lyona and Parliament on petroleum discovery claims in New Oulner. Rumors of a well being depealed and jealousy over official routes are mentioned amid Sydney Morning Herald references.
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