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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
2
A list of names appears for a race or event and ends with a note that MERVYN TURNER was accidentally killed in Sydney. The fragmentary OCR obscures roles, dates, and exact circumstances, but the fatal incident is stated as the outcome. No further details are readable.
A garbled OCR blend reports on a unique bequest tied to War ten and Ween IMiereibn, detailing annual public notices at a Wat tem site. It also mentions NRMA alcohol in car engines, a protective seating proposal, a commandeered truck incident, and the death of Barwick, aged 18, due to frost and hospital transfer.
An article describes a new river route express service with limited stops between Albury and Sydney, calling at Harden Cooma and other towns. It notes a 400 mile distance, modern three class express cars, and a modest reservation charge. The venture aims to speed travel and attract passengers with through tickets.
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