Five Australian airmen receive gallantry awards in Canberra
Five Australian airmen and two air observers, plus a bomber captain and a fighter pilot, were decorated for gallantry and devotion to duty. The recipients included officers associated with Middle East operations and a Middle East find and hampered enemy activity with successful bombing and strafing. Names and units include Malvern and other stations, with multiple mentions of observers and pilots cited for bravery in missions over enemy territory and a controversial factory attack.
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RAAF
Canberra
Simer
Nie
Byeraeas
Silas Baal
Trate
Fy Aarta ‘Campair
Ar Jewett
Parkride
Josie
Peru Twa
Are Malvern
Iseener
Wate
Iowa
Crag
Rilgit
Brawls at Nasco Highlight City Blot Says Mayor
Chaos at Nasco caused nightly disturbances and rowdy scenes in the city hall era. The Lord Mayor Ald. Chandler cited frequent brawls and improper use of public spaces, demanding structural alterations and better lavatory facilities to curb unrest.
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Nasco
Ald
Chandler
Labour Party
Soncen
Bretane Mineas
Lane
Ald Chendice
Longer Term For Sex Crimes Urged In Royal Commission Debate
In the Supreme Court proceeding at midweek, Justice E A Douglas and Chief Justice William Webbs presided as Edward Griffin, a 41 year old labourer, sought leave to appeal after being declared an habitual criminal and sentenced to two years for an offense against a gin under 11. The court noted the case as among the worst the government had faced and discussed whether habitual offenders should face stricter sentencing. Government officials indicated they would consider judge suggestions arising from court cases, acknowledging law clarity but debating possible harsher penalties and whether declarations should carry stronger deterrence.
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Agrbere Edwarad Griffin
Wiliam Webls
Justine Macrossan
Dougie
Griffin
Eaillly
Philp Te 'Pu
Ab Gransdale
Hid
Justine Ald
Mielinie
Douglas
Atlarnes
Cieneral
Hednons
Nein
Poweal Smith
New Vaccine Debate Reaches Commonwealth States
A flood of political figures and officials from Victoria Queensland and New South Wales discuss the rollout of a new vaccine. Leaders including governors ministers and union heads weigh whether extended use is warranted across the commonwealth. Medical authorities emphasize safety and trial data as public interest grows.
Hanson Denies Assault Charge Calls For Legal Clarity
Mr Hanson states there is no assault under current law or regulation for cases involving a street raid. He disputes the director’s remarks and warns against initiating proceedings without proper evidence. He adds a note that he would not pursue charges if innocent of involvement and says he would not lie to protect himself.
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Hanson
Semple
Ar. Hsnion
Inet Rahe
Heme
Directte
Frst
BG Marri
Hanion
Defect Blamed For Car Tragedy
A damaged police summary reports a fatal crash involving Brian Richard Brock, 51, whose vehicle collided with Milton Road. The inquiry notes accelerator issues as a possible cause while recounting testimonies from local figures and the Brisbane manager. The inquest was adjourned to a later date.
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Brock
Lucia
Brian Richard Brock
Milton Reach
Louie Sie
Smart
Brisbane
Sor Guay
ViFry, Pascal, Pty, Ltd
Army petrol theft tale ends with arrest in London
Frederick Farquhar Ford, a mechanic, was arrested by military police after being found with stolen military petrol. An alleged night road theft led to Ford’s confrontation, with two uniformed men allegedly telling him the petrol was “hot.”
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Frederick Farquhar Ford
Jf Londy
H. O. Spine
Char
Moomba
Ford
Cash Best Gift for Red Cross Fund
Fragmented OCR text mentions a cash donation as a best gift for the Red Cross. Names and details are garbled, but the item centers on giving money rather than parcels or clothing. The line suggests a fundraising appeal and an event date near March 81.
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Eald
Mike Sung
First Movement Internees Appeal Canberra Tribunal
A group of internees from the Punt Movement appealed to the tribunal in Canberra. The army minister announced expedited action and noted typing and publication tasks. Courts had already moved against other government detainees. A new minister to Washington was named amid ongoing legal action.
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Interhees
Canberra
Aunts Iin
Taovern
Torteayn
Stewart
Washington
U.S
Tueaday
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Bern
Blanket Fund Appeal Seeks Donations for Families
A fragmented plea requests £90 to fill a blanket fund pool aiding families in need. The note cites illness and inability to work, urging donations to support children and dependents, mentioning locations near the Supreme Court and a charitable society.
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Jhye
Blankeet Fund
Wilhed End Charity
Norkctb
Guppy Bien
Soria
Elnter
Ietierawab
Bunahberg
Gunna Socia
Aervie LeMeve Byntiwag
Supreme Court
Japanese Gunfire Tests Bishop in New Guinea Raid
Planes strafed near Bishop Strong during a raid on a mission in New Guinea. The official report notes his narrow escape as Japanese forces attacked the shore and vessels. Officials cite confidential firm information linked to war planning and industrial arms communications.
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Bishop Strong
New Guinea
Phivte
Aunthoriy
Pantera
Department
Orie Uelle
Hia
Narrow Escape
BoMang ‘of Industry
Surough Ory
Queensland
Mr. Wand
Brisbane
Clank
Settioue
Uiuuatie
Ouroughgut
Vresel
Starmaison
Forage Department
Uel
Smuoch
Teorganisation
Peivke
Heah
Geates
Clark
Ald
Loex
Ready for frontline RAF training plan amid allied air effort
The article outlines a plan to prepare Australian air crews for frontline service under the Empire partnership. It discusses forming separate squadrons, mobilizing experienced Australians, and using training to supply pilots and crews for overseas operations against Japan, highlighting collaboration with American forces and the need to integrate Australian personnel into a broader air war in New Guinea.
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Tun Pottey
Annetralian
Eparate
Rumele Sound
Australia
America
Ameri
New Guinn
Fiat New Guinea
Premier Nicklin Out, Opposition Leader Says
The report cites Premier Nicklin’s contusion and his party’s claims that the government will be removed. It notes discussions in Parliament about tax measures and federal Labor influences, with references to Nicklin’s stance and potential changes in leadership and policy direction. The piece mentions Senator McLeish and adjournment of debates on farm income measures in Canberra.
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Senate
Canberra
House of Representatives
McLes
Obituary of William Levine Aador, longtime activist leader
William Levine Aador, aged seven years, died recently in Teadin Castorwile. A longtime member of Australia’s oldest female association, he was the youngest son of Hugh Arthur. Chiera sution Parken (NW) and brother of Me Brugie Air. The obituary notes his later life activities, including ties to Gorind ark Choncurry and family details.
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Wiliam Levine
Yen
Castorwile
Otk
Aurtraile
Hugh Arthur
Parken
Sosney
Downs
Rane
Gorind Ark ‘Choncurry
Mt Chalmers Award Application Filed
In the Gadus Tat etting Ase lian Workers Union a request was filed to pursue the Mt Chalmers award. The document notes the union’s aim to secure a wage-related recognition and outlines the working bouts and Roxby rate as part of the proceeding.
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MT. Chalmers
Gadus“Tat
Etting Aselian Workers Union
Antsy Maka
Mount ‘Bhelmere
Hce
Tvard
Ieee
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