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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
6
A forties list of casualties from the Australian forces in Turkey is published by the New South Wales unit commands. The long roster names many soldiers with battalion and battalion details, including statuses such as killed in action and died of wounds, alongside several listed as dangerously ill.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, teams, and terms such as Victoria, Masti, Goh Bar Pia av, Hatt, Bats, Sid Madml, and J. Batt. The text blends possible player names, abbreviations, and locations with no clear event or outcome, leaving a fragmented roster-style record without coherent context.
A list of partial names and affiliations appears, mentioning Gh Beil Fis J F Melmen and multiple battalion tied references. The jumbled OCR text lists individuals such as Garris Gis Batt Ms G T Boeing maths Pe er and Pu Be adern with scattered place names and roles.
Fragmentary wartime record lists names and units including Ptes, Cpls, and ranks from British and Australian forces. Mentions injuries and casualties with references to Balt, Me, and various battalions. Names such as Liew, Mender, Kai, and Shir, alongside unit codes, appear amid faded OCR.
Fragmented OCR lists names and statuses from a military scene. It notes deaths and wounds among soldiers including Davie, William, and Whaley with scattered unit references and locations, such as Kali and Bath, implying a wartime casualty report with multiple named individuals and units.
The readable portions discuss safeguarding the home and mention a local tragedy or warning within a damaged article. Names, dates, and specific events are unclear. The passage reads like a scattered historical newspaper fragment lacking coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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