Empire City carnival sparks heated Lord Mayor clash
Amid protests in the Botanic Gardens, Alderman Chandler and critics of Empire City clash over the carnival site. Works Committee members defend their stance, urging removal of Empire City and questioning its suitability at the current location.
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Botanic Gardens
City Council Works Committee
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Crtleiam
Svorke
Eanplee Ciy
Ceueltys
Mbul
Neon Ag
Sirus
Aten Cie
Guy Ott
Antonie Garin
Buevention
Bolinger Mall
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Debt and Dissolution Echoes From Dandenong Record
A decades old debt dispute surfaces in a letter from North Queensland claiming owed funds to a defunct firm Howard and Scott Wes dissolved over 50 years ago. The message references Alex Seat and Co and a host of unclear names, with local notices and legal-leaning phrasing hinting at continuing collection efforts and municipal interest.
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Matbouras, Stongay
Dandenong
Stewart Scot
Princ Cipal
Alex, Seat and Co., Ply., Ltd
Catens
Failure Of Top rank Tennis Players To Enlist
Melbourne reports criticism by Lawn Penny Association of Australia of top ranking Australian tennis players failing to enlist. NSW Association request to hold the State championships in November drew the dispute, with debate on national participation and leadership in tennis.
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Melbourne
Lawn Penny Association of Australia
New South Wales Association
Bail Set At 1000 For Sydney Business Men in Fraud Case
Sydney police report bail of 1000 pounds set for several business men charged with conspiracy to defraud. Court records show co-defendants remanded until Friday while others required to report. Prosecution outlines 450 000 pounds involved in the alleged scheme with key figures named in the indictment.
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Cantal
Eimipany
Earl Aion
Aplege
AY Reied Smgtit
Duvci
Yeorne
Blewart Toibitin
Donald Reginald Whitett
Cerivel Geaper
Higgins Arated
Tere
Willan Dames
Delrad
Mary Burl Werle
Jone
Theft charge over father's £5000 declared
In a Melbourne court, Adeloive Munany auiee Ross and others faced theft accusations involving £5000 from father Rinbert Resa. Prosecution alleged the money was taken amid a family dispute. Police questioned suspects. husband and wife identified as Mr and Mrs Mulphy were part of the investigation.
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Adeloive
Munany
Auiee Ross
Sue Allen
Aliue Muletiy
Syslany
Germanses
Siay
Olwlen
Pryerly
Rinbert Resa
Chaitwae Eti
Sie
Byuney
Cainer
Melbourne
Martien
Dyer
Auburn
Hense
Mulphy
Lal
Soldiers Need Book Giets and Military Libraries
Fragmented OCR text mentions soldiers needing books and gear, references to wartime supply, and mentions a campaign for library materials. It suggests a push to provide reading and education supports for troops, with some garbled phrases indicating logistics and funding concerns.
Not Guilty Plea On Poison Charge in Sydney
In Sydney Monday a not guilty plea was entered on a poison charge. The case heard by Mr Justice Bouin in the Central Court involved alleged poisonings linked to a local minister and a shipment of milk. The proceedings noted a bitter taste and questioned influence, with the defendant Robert tahe mutton mentioned among observations.
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Sydney
Bouin
Boledale
Dune
Rosbere
Robertahe
Change in New South Wales Public Service Hours Likely
A Sydney report notes the State Cable Set will consider a proposal to alter public service working hours. The plan suggests a revised five day week with extended or shifted shifts affecting public service fire and rail operations. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate possible restructuring of duty hours.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Wye
Clothes Catch Fire In Collision Near Innisfail
A southern bound ute collided with a loaded train near Innisfail. Driver Lealir Jan Daveron 118 was thrown clear, his clothing ignited. He crawled away but was recaptured by Constable Piller and Mr Pure until bystanders extinguished the flames. He was taken to hospital with severe burns and shock.
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Innisfail
Ural
Auteher
Tuck
Lealir
Jan Daveron
Ott
Daveson
Constable Piller
RM Roi Ta
London market mix trims gains with metals and shares
London August prices show tin at £260 per ton and rubber at 11d per lb while mining shares list North Browey Hill 276 and South Broken Hull 180. Zinc 64, New Broken Mil, Boulder Perseverance 2, and North Kalen tina 46. Lake View and Blar 17.
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London
North Browey Hill
South Broken Hull
Zinc ‘Corporation
New Broken Mil Oratory
LO Boulder
North Kalentina
Lake View
Blar
Canberra bomber victims died of injuries inquest finds
The Coroner ruled the August 13 Canberra bomber crash victims died from fractured skulls and burns sustained when the aircraft struck the ground. Evidence showed all were killed by the crash before rescue, with 10 victims named including former ministers, staff, and military officials.
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Courier-Mail
Canberra
Anberra
Thi
Colonel Goodwin
Duncan Gordon McKeally
Evide
Vieclina An
Pilar-Guber
Wenner
J. F. Palmer
Amey Challen
Cal Win Wake
Aed Meadm Mills
Antares Generale
Uwe Cunne
Shipyard Extension Aims at Brisbane Builders
Brisbane shipbuilding plans aim to expand the yard capacity five months before the deadline. The project involves rafted lumber and new furnaces, with Queensland targeted as a premier shipbuilding center. Officials discuss the Evan Deak influence and the Rocklea site as pivotal to the program.
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Eysuy Deakin
Wm Lumber
Shila
Arisa
Eugiis
iColoach
Ryan
Ais Progranster
Queensland
de Cinvesnie Ier
Leslie Wiieon
al Rocklea
Colonel Ryayi
Evan
Hockiet
Tae Seagel
Zeimenor
Bern
Teomaombs
Beishalie
Explosions Followed Flames and Aftermath at Portewing
A fragmented report describes explosions and flames at a Portewing site linked to builders. It mentions casualties or injuries, references to a RAAF station, and notes about officials and a minister in attendance. The prose is garbled but centers on unrest and subsequent investigations.
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Dudley Laurence Lalor
Rpanaarr
Aera
Sygun
RAAF
William Meiuner
Jain
Eueavetna
Weather Commentary and Miscellaneous Notes
Fragmentary report mentions fine weather today and expected showers later in the week. Includes stray references to individuals and events with unclear names and dates, providing little verifiable context or cohesive narrative.
Locomotives Ordered as Maryborough Marks Major Delivery
Six new locomotives destined for Maryborough are described in a terse notice detailing fleet expansion and departmental actions. The report references the Transport Ministry and a formal inspection, noting the arrival and deployment timeline for the new engines and the impact on swered traffic and industrial operations.
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