Five killed in New Guinea plane crash at Mission
A Fokker single engine plane carrying Father Franz Kirachbaum Father Jakob Wyer Father Otto Bader Pilot W Schaffhausen and a native crashed near Alexis haten Roman Catholic Mission New Guinea at 8 30 am on Sunday Overloaded by about 50 percent with freight the craft failed to soar and plunged beyond the aerodrome killing all aboard The mission and local church authorities reported the tragedy and noted the plane was carrying heavy freight and passengers including priests and a native The incident is described as the worst air disaster in New Guinea aviation history with inquiries by Melbourne officials ongoing
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Alexishaten Roman Catholic Mission
New Guinea
Franz Kirachbaum
Jakob Wyer
Otto Bader
W. Schaffhausen
Melbourne
W. Schatinaigen
Briss Fuatie
Ray Pater
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Miia
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Rantery
Culnex
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Toon Ye Fine W. Boys
Vtaunig Achat Bea
Ma' Banadine
Nba
Pyar Ata
Sontare de Nelsi
Maohropatess
Miswon
Fokker
Kirschbaum
Vincett Wheeler
Nudgee
Cribb Island
Ind
Alenishaten
Marienburg
Order of the Divine Word
Europe
Bepikiver
Father Kirschbaum
Pather Kirschbars
Rather Wyer
Alexishiaten
Patter Duder
Wehool
Alexishaten
Father Wheeler
New Gaines
Anrea
Mount Hagen
Mission
Mdissiobary Communions’ Society
Cologne
Stat
Tg Sippy
Maine
Trainer’s Attack on Q T C Steward at Doomben Office
Gomersall, owner trainer, struck steward J Gomersall with a chair after an inquiry into Bellicase’s Novice Handicap run at Doomben on Saturday. Williams suffered facial injuries as punches and blows erupted, with others pulling apart the altercation before the inquiry adjourned. The Hendra rider Sullivan and other parties were also charged in relation to the incident.
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Wipendlat
Gomersall
Mueenstind Tri Chih
Doomben
Gomerapil
Cote
Comerin
Diynen
Williams
Sullivan
Hendra Tad
Ascon
Protest at sinking of ships and Japanese restraint
Reports describe a British naval incident amid Japanese commentators and Allied reactions. The article notes Japanese authorities were informed of movements, with Union Jacks depicted on ships as tensions rose. UK officials deny naval aggression while British and Japanese accounts clash over responsibility and damage to liners and facilities.
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Ciel
Cleuimere
Sungwo
Chinwo
Cain
Ganmet
Molt Hay
Torday
Rigval
Nora
Lehane
Bubiday
Supanene
Aloo
tve'Anlatle Petroleum Company
Rviiins
Eich
British Couny
Petra Nvinies
Oh Tie Tehane Water
Markinnon, Mahenaie and
Gingralta
PWO
A Mile Planes To Be Made Here
A report notes plans to build aircraft in the area. The project includes a hangar and factory setup for twelve machines of a new monoplane design. Specifics on engine type and naming appear unclear in the text. The item reflects early aviation development and local industrial effort.
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Mavilana
Queen Thanks Australia For Birthday Greeting
Queen Elizabeth sends thanks to Australia for birthday messages received with pleasure. Cable expresses gratitude to the Government and people of Australia, noting appreciation from the Governor General Lord Gowrie and Lady Gowrie.
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Australia
Canberra
Lord Gowrie
Elizabeth
Lady Gowrie
Alexishaves Location Noted Near Madang
Alexishaves lies on the mainland of New Guinea about ten miles north of Madang, situating it in the coastal area near the town. The description places the site within the North Coast region and identifies its proximity to Madang as a key geographic reference.
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Alexishaves
New Guinea
Madang
Wait for Horses in Wilson Case Beef Branding
The report discusses branding and price concerns tied to the Wilson case and related beef market issues. It notes inquiries over prices, labeling, and potential bankruptcy proceedings affecting cattle operations. Legal and industry figures such as Mr Waite Muse Baby and James Hopper are referenced in the context of pricing and market structure.
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Eubie
Bert
Victor
Ray Wilkow
Brenang
Waite
Osier
MM Lidsey
Aunike Anckruptes
Ieee
James Hopper
Goorin
Nate Atta
Arixlom
Simottioia
Purchaars
Alttite
Premier Denial of Patronage Sparks Public Service Debate
The Premier Mr. Forgan Smith faced charges that political patronage influenced many public service appointments. A Government Public Service Council report blamed temporary postings and exams at Junior University for undue influence, while Cabinet members argued the system allowed legitimate temporary measures. The debate focused on reforms to ensure merit and lawful appointments in the Public Service.
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Tereney
Forgan Smith
Een
Hanygeired
Porvan Siniia
Punic Service Cou Council
Atthee
Walla Teel
Puplte
Snd
Parnicunaire
Taill Yi
Peemier
Calynei
Alessini
Blate
Premauer
Mr McCracken Starts Mr Jobs In Cabinet Shakeup
The government awaits cabinet discussion on a proposed reform package. Mr Story, newly completing the Mayan commission, takes a tax office post while Mr McCracken and steCencken engage in activities linked to public works. A state union conference yields a three member commission.
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Jobs
steCencken
Aeling
Phil Service
Lo Story
Story
Government On Development and Publi Works
Panic Service
Lst
Commission of Three
Parliament Opens At Noon With New Speaker But No Gown
The Parliament will open at noon with Governor Sir Leslie Wilson presiding in his absence due to a throat injury. Premier Forgan Smith will read the speech on his behalf as the Speaker, Mr Hanson, takes the chair. Crowds are expected and a 19 gun salute will mark the opening. The election of Speaker is set for 2 pm with Mr Gair proposing and Mr Walla seconding. The day includes debates on the Address in Reply and sugar prices act amendments.
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Hanson
Leslie Wilson
Qurrell
Mieke McCormack
Ily
Ini
Ts. Bobock
Hie Wiecon
An Sith
Tin
Me Beri
Forgan Smith
Parliament House
A.A. Bock
Homor Reapy
Auakatian Corps of Signals
L. V. Miense
Tarwely
Ste Hanson
VG Gair
Brisbane
EJ. Walaa Mirani
Pam
Arh
iCharien
Wil Imove
Gorge Keyatta
Ineers the Cabirt
Royal Communion
Mill Peake
Governor Attends Parade Despite Doctor Orders
Governor Leslie Wilton attended a parade at Kelvin Grove despite doctors advising no public speaking until his throat heals. Officials reported he spoke briefly, then returned to private duties as he recovers from throat injury. The event featured readings and military factions. the governor had planned to address a later meeting.
Ambiguity Over Australia's War Policy In Pacific Debate
Fragmentary wartime note discusses Australia possibly aligning with Britain and evaluating involvement in the Pacific. Mentions Prime Minister Menzies and Goering’s paper, reflecting uncertainty and calls to stay out of direct conflict.
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Aelbourne
Australia
Menaies
Marshal Goering
Mett
Lang May Be Deposed In Sydney Leadership Showdown
In Sydney a city conference debate centers on replacing Lang as state Latin leader. Supporters back Lang amid confidence he will stay, while opponents cite a potential replacement by Heffron or McKell. Party factions and upcoming elections loom over the contest, with mentions of Dunve and Dibney in the mix.
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Sydney
Ronferenve
Lang
Commerce Minister Visit Details for Month in Canberra
Commerce Minister plans to meet trade groups in Canberra this month. A trade advisory committee will brief the minister on questions from the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers. A tour of Queensland is expected before cabinet sessions begin in early August. Senator McLeay will likely visit Moretor electorate.
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Canberra
Chambera of Commerce and Manufactures
Commerce
Selator
Meteay
Queensland
Budse
Agua
McLeay Prabay
Moretor
Man Fatally Injured By Axe At Paddington Home
Paul William Durheim aged 50 of Oxford Street Paddington died in General Hospital seven hours after his skull was fractured by an axe while cutting wood under his house. The axe rebounded and struck his right temple. A doctor attended and he was moved to hospital by ambulance brigade.
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Paul William Durheim
Oxford Street
Paddington
General Hopital
Hiskull
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