Two Accidents Hurt Fifty-One In Northern Rivers
Fifty-one people were injured in two incidents in the Northern Rivers today. A Pioneer tourist coach traveling from Brisbane to Sydney somersaulted after a 1 am crash on the Pacific Highway 35 miles south of Lismore, injuring nineteen of twenty passengers. A wooden grandstand at a Christmas carnival in High Street, Goff’s Harbour, collapsing at 8 pm injured thirty people.
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Sydney
Lismore
High Street
Goff's Harbour
William Jogi
Alunwyrsdi Iliries
Woodburn
Muriens
Corina
Net Grafton
Corakl Hospital
Discharged Fram Hospital Following Injuries at Framingham
A chaotic scene is described around Fram Hospital as Arthur Smalley and others are treated after an incident on LeaN Lane. Reported injuries include facial trauma and head injuries with several bystanders and a city street crowd present. Investigations continue into the sequence of events and potential suspects.
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Convel
Arthur Smalley
Anand Geuetle
Bennett
Mason
Those Hurt List Across Crumbling Medical Ledger
A fragmentary report lists numerous injury cases linked to CORAKI HOSPITAL and nearby locales. Names such as Mrs Reb Shepherd and Mies Foxleyens appear amid scattered notes of patients with rib injuries and other trauma.
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George
Liane
Coraki Hospital
Reb
Shepherd
Bh. Owens
Witten
Jeriane
Stand Cracks and Collapses in Sandgate Collision
Multiple spectators and bystanders were injured when two cars collided in Sandgate Hood at 2 45 last night. Witnesses and bystanders described a chaotic scene as ambulances arrived and emergency crews tended to the injured near Laney Storen and Wilson streets.
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Sandgate Hood
Boandall
Ivers
Zanyusury WikateBen
Mnileanor
Elliy
Evers
Alleetn
Sigtane
Fredrick White
Marti Laney Storen
Wilson
Abr Sry
Faure
Monee
Enigck Verdvrick Shepherd
Sangean Seseivance
Grave view of Greek rebel government turmoil deepens
The Courier Mail reports the Greek rebel government situation amid Cominform moves and federated East Europe plans. U N Balkans Commission warns recognition would threaten international peace while analysts foresee wider political strain involving Britain and the United States. ongoing regional tensions could unfold in coming weeks.
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London
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Greece
Cominform
East Europe
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Reuters Athens
U.N. Balkans Commission
Tragedy on Breakfast Creek Tram Kills Pedestrian
An elderly man was struck by a tram near Breakfast Creek Road yesterday. He suffered injuries and died while en route to hospital after ambulance responders treated him at the scene.
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Mallee
Woolnawin
Breakfast Creek
Tim
Melbourne hit by dust storm and rail fare reforms
Melbourne and Victoria faced a severe dust storm with winds up to 60 mph and 100 degree temperatures, causing widespread damage and travel disruption. A government move to cut fares on Trams-Australia Air liner routes and other reforms at TAA dominated political debate as officials discussed financial losses and service changes.
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Aktinesis Commissinin
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Avildue
Volunteer Army System Farce Claims by Digger Leader
A Digger leader denounces the volunteer army system as a farce while asserting trust funds should be allocated to prevent a nerd uprising. An army spokesman notes that of 170 volunteers, only a fraction came from interim forces, and several had no prior evidence of fitness. News mentions injuries and a fracture, plus medical details from Groby and Toswich Hospital.
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Australia
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Perio
Duke Aids Lady In Distress
New York article recounts a dramatic rescue by Duke of Windsor aideswoman Grace Vanderbilt during a perilous elevator incident. The Duchess, Queen Elizabeth, and others are noted, with the Duke receiving honorary recognition from the department for bravery.
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Vanderhlt
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Half a Million Motorists Stopped for Petrol Checks
More than 500 motorists were stopped and questioned over petrol use during Christmas holidays, said a Liquids Fuel Content Search administrator. The report notes breaches within a 200 mile radius of Brisbane and mentions delays and mandates affecting vehicle owners and fuel access.
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Stine Midortsiy
Heine Euservedt Aid AE
Pink Petrol Plan In U K
A 1930s UK report outlines proposed restrictions on petrol with pink tinted branding. The Daily Mail notes government plans for supplementary petrol measures to curb consumption and stabilize prices amid shortages.
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U.K
Unclear Weather Brief Confused by OCR Text
The report is garbled with many misspellings and missing data making it hard to extract firm facts. It mentions hot weather, storms, a director recounting yesterday, and various locations but lacks clear figures or dates.
Brown McCool and Toshack out of Melbourne Test
Bill Brown Colin McCool and Ern Toshack are out of Australia’s team for the third Test. Brown recovers from a hand injury while McCool’s mother died in Sydney. South Australia’s Sheffiland Braigh batted well in the Shield, with conditions unsettled as heavy rains and floods affect plans.
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