Prospectors Saved by Blacks in India
In a remote Grackhan country area, a group of prospectors faced extreme hunger and thirst after their camp was attacked. For ten days they endured near exhaustion until Romie and others from a nearby settlement arrived with water and aid. The rescuers guided the men to safety, sharing resources and helping them survive the dire situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBA. Wessenaday
Phila Cartes
Dal
Samp
Grackhan
Romie Aterelines
Harbour contract may be cancelled amid public funds
Government weighs cancelling the harbour contract with Mr J. F Mulberin as cost concerns rise over 206,000 already spent. Harbour board urged to conclude arrangements, delays and weather disruptions crippling works, with engineers to advise on next steps within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Bassett
Harbour Board
Ite
le Tee Tir
Peporn
Jeremervnning
Molidays With Pay Orney A Dunt Inter Labour Sie
A garbled OCR item from the Inter Labour scene reports on paid holidays or related labor matters. The legible fragments reference pay, labor groups, and possibly policy discussions without clear names, dates, or actions.
Flight Through Snowstorms Delivers Three Forced Landings
Sydney bound flight encounters severe snowstorms forcing three landings. Capsule skews hillside, scraping four inches. Pilot deeming safer to redirect toward Seymour then Wallen, but sustained whiteout and fuel limits forced last minute landing. Crew evacuated. passengers unharmed amid ongoing weather challenges.
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Sydney
Wulnteday Penug Giron Eldingstow
Thi von Byaley
Victoria
Wallendveen
Cootumundis
Saoome
Mall 'Lake
Belbourne
Mimi
Coon Ruta
Saptain Taylor
Seymour
Tihex
Wallenbees
Lee
Sudden Illness of Premier Grips Sydney Journey
Premier Forgan Smith collapsed in his Sydney hotel while preparing for the final homeward stage. He will stay two to three days for medical checks and may not reach Brisbane before week’s end. Mrs. Smith told The Courier-Mail his indisposition caused concern as doctors advised rest.
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Forgan Smith
Sydney
Brisbane
Courier-Mail
Boy Found With Head Battered in City Hospital
Police report a young boy is unconscious at Murvorowgh Hospital after severe head injuries. He was admitted in critical condition with multiple rooms handling the case, while investigators seek leads and the suspect details remain unclear.
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Menpuurve
Wearesany
Calleo Whaboum
Inkermat Aueet Maryboraigh
We Orme
Tial
Wtich
Melbourne Weave Tor Brisbane Horror Flight Plans
Inward Air Mall at The HALA reports a four passenger error during a Melbourne to Brisbane flight, with $30 aimed at horror themed outcome. Officials investigate potential misrouting and safety protocols.
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Duk
HALA
Eupeaty. Y
Orany
Melbourne
Brisbane
Terror Looms in Spain Amid Communist Threat
Unclear report from London on June 2 describes fears of Communist influence in Spain, with references to Prieto and Caballero and warnings of a crackdown on moderate workers. The fragmentary text cites alleged军 actions and political tension as labor and anti communism themes surface.
Fire destroys flats at New Farm in sudden blaze
A fire swept through flats on Glenclas Place Saikér Street New Pires last night destroying one dwelling and damaging others. Occupants escaped with only minor injuries as fire brigades battled the blaze aided by water and smoke. The fire started in a kitchen and caused substantial property loss to Mrs Welch and Mr Nichol, owner of the building, with estimated damage to fittings at £330. Authorities investigated the cause as neighbourhood residents assisted evacuations.
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Glenclaes Plats
Saikér Street
New Pires
T. Kain
L.Y. Nichol
Faryy Park
Alveriad
Brunawick
Asya
J. Andrews
Girl killed at Boondall in motorcycle sulky crash
Doris Ryan fourteen single of Agnes Biteet Sandgate died instantly when a motorcycle collided with a sulky at the intersection of Zillmere Road and Ranegate Road Boondall. Eric Oshorne twenty Osborne and Miss Ryan were travelling. The accident happened on a hill near Mudgee College with bystanders and ambulance crews responding.
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Doris Ryan
Agnes Biteet
Sandgate
Zillmere Road
Ranéigate Road
Boondall Hl
Eric
Oshorne
Gandente
Virginia
John Dene
Osborne
Miks Fyan
Mudgee College
Mia Yar
Havalky
Bef
Mia
Ware
Pun
Selassie May Become Homeless in British Debate
London June 24 The Daily Mail reports that Emperor Haile Selassie may be forced to find asylum in Britain or another Empire territory if he cannot satisfy conditions to end hostilities with Italy. Geneva notes suggest he could be considered a political refugee if he leaves Switzerland, with possible exile to Vevey. The Times Geneva correspondent says Abyssinia remains independent but armed resistance hampers Italian advances. British stance mixed amid calls for sanctions and economic shifts.
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London
Hallé Belassie
Geneve
Antile
Switzerland
Selassie
Cat Ieren
Abyainion
Mike
League
Oally
Abyssinia
Tiashana
Abyasinia
Hiden Pointe
Otier
Tibet
Marseilles Struck by Paralyzing Shipping Crisis
Fragments describe Marseille paralyzed by a ship and port strike. Red Flag flies on 88 ships as sailors and dockworkers protest, with hospital scenes and a baby death noted amid chaotic reporting. Names and places are scattered in the OCR garble, indicating a broad maritime disruption with injuries and fatalities.
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Artemees
Atrika Das Stuilecon
Uae
Bert
Eustogus
Ann
Joan Marie
Chalona
Bad Sea
Dracis
Te Princes Weory Hospital
Vie
Increasing Fruit Production Inquiry Conducted Abroad
A delegation led by Mr A R Towsisendichairian visits the Empire Fruit Conference hosting plans to travel to America and Mali to study production and warehousing methods for fruits. Australian peach production is under discussion as a potential model and industry concerns about inland processing are noted.
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Uci
A. R
Towsisendichairian
Gig
Eave
America
Éuatey
Soares
Invention to Reform Purse with Coin Detector
An Australian inventor in Croydon claims a machine that automatically detects and rejects spuriously minted coins. The device, shaped like a west-facing separator, analyses coins by electricity and ejects bad pieces within three minutes, promising to standardise coin handling worldwide.
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Abreu Meine
Asdeen Armatteg
Bank 5
New Booth
Wales
Rv Lyttie
Croydon
Lainie Atticiels
Mathie
Taney
Deteeta
Epurioud Coltie
Ion
Pne
Castiter
Nathan
Conflicting Interests on Dardanelles Conference Wings
The article outlines a tense debate at an international conference over Turkey's proposed fertilization of Strats Rule and access to the Dardanelles. France Romania Britain and others push for keeping the straits open for warship passage and oil and wheat supplies, while some nations seek to exclude the League from decisions. The meeting features notes from Booth Aftice and India objecting to modifying standings and aiming to prevent cargo delays and fee hikes.
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Dardanelles Mingus
St. Mfontreix Fachtearlenl
Turkey
France
Romenia
Russie
Rumania
Briain
Bulgaria
Rum
India
Hay
Open season for opossums in certain regions
A garbled report indicates calls for an open season on opossums from July 1, with references to the Australian conservation society and Queensland government. The text mentions a secretariat and opposition to delays, seeking action by an independent authority.
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Wdmoray
Tie Wi ‘Ale Rwsarvation Society of Australia
Ashe
Queensland
Winning Treble Tipped By Pigeon Post
A pigeon found dead on a doorstep carried betting selections for Sydney races at Cantertry Park on Saturday. The bird had a broken neck and was linked to a winning treble tipped for the event in Lithgow’s Canterbury Park meeting.
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Pigeon Post
Sydney
Cantertry Park
Rockhampton police arrest suspect in Bundaberg assault case
Police in Rockhampton arrested a man last night in connection with an attack on 78 year old Mrs Annie Charlotte Roessler near Bundaberg Wall train at Thechise and charged him with robbery with violence. The suspect was escorted to the Meranie Gardens area and questioned before being taken to the Menaquariers district for further processing.
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Rockhampton
Annie Charlotte Roessler
Bundaberg Wall
Thechise Tm
Meranie Gardens
Thad
Menaquariers
New South
Kepe
Elaxe
Sei
Foot Pinning Tragedy In Lumber Yard Incident
A 40 foot log pinned a worker, Paulkiner, in a lumber yard accident. Colleagues tied the line quickly but the log dragged him, causing injuries to his foot and ankle. He fainted and was carried to a roadside, then to a doctor for treatment. The incident halted work for about an hour as responders assisted.
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Paulkiners Gompenien
Poultiner
Ewalt
Insurance scheme to pay fines at betting inquiry
Evidence presented at a Royal Commission probing starting price betting concerns a scheme to finance fines. Police and prosecutors described a network at Taree involving payments by bookmakers and an alleged insurance scheme to cover penalties. The inquiry adjourned as witnesses, including Sergeant Hungerford, testified about the operations and arrests in the case.
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S.P
Royal Commission
Geen Turd
Taree
Akmgetfor
Fonmable
Rabiun
Ahd
Rene
Arthur Weneter
Wlan
Hungerford
Webster
Iknees
Franco German Entente and Allied Negotiations
The article discusses Franco German entente efforts and foreign bases, with remarks from M. Delbos and M. Delarte on how negotiations shape peace. It notes Germany’s cautious stance and the push for a regional pact framework amid shifting alliances and international tensions.
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Japan
Cusharra
PURI
Australa
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Uiter ‘Unites
Denen
Tye Wachs
Aluer
Bern Soyege
Kate Ure
Analoye
Che
Fay Ana
Eaeton Hunt
Canberra
Weaneian
Cansul
Ur Stotter
Australia
Belgium
Terre
Gapinet
Nhgie May
Meury
Gaye
Writhame Weil
Nsw
Sydney Harbour
Stone
Sironach
Citereis
Contyneta
Apa
Mas
J. F Mulberin
Harbours and Marine Department
China
Paler Hdl
Mauinen
Aidi
Aberil
Conecruries
Arbalin
Svgvey
Eouth-Reatern
Diyes
Barmesemer
Housees Orewks
Tol Ate
Agama
Orl
Hoey
Menien
Blarbours
Gouiban
Beard Sage
Bagley
Rine
Mulwarwr Rive
Drenetins
Ilbourne
Bialana
Birora
Tnine
Milley
Bigwii i
Grakt Beret
al ‘Wodonss
Nous Nua
Ares
Walla
Seton
Brophy
Counzel Erarumie
Iva
Wwe
Tm’ Dharge
Bandila
Norrow
Amith
Tea McAllacer
Lary Lodie
Lary Lodie Premier, Who Wae Win Iin Overseas Nip Officiel Aburetary
Georee Bent
Rainey
Atebourn
Anterrigilea
Jelirmey
Uric
al- Yéash
Bouth
Pease
Lameni
Btate
Feders
Art
Ikwan
Cabinet
Labour
Faritement
Trease
Smith
Penne
Spain
Courter-ball Apeelal Garriee
Worror
Stade i Tainte de Prieta
Lancer
Banor Priato
Prieto
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Don Zamora
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Enor Caballem
Enor Caballem, «Hie Gon Munint, Leader. ‘Tow, Rtremiate Sontinut
Whiabas
Brain Wood
New Farm Flats
Boondall
Comun
Pase
Lola
Wien
Eplinung
Emule
Eargrave Ambulance
Simperar
Iany
Rome
Italy
Ancy Son
Ruhner
Stunewe
Tal Iikely
Andy
Beesune
Abyuinia
Jainten
Brazil
Britain
Egypt
Marseilles
Courier
Santee
Tans
Powers
Opossums
Wild Life Society
Bundaberg
Chan
Ao Onalleg
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Hutater
Tie
Entente
Delboa
Ganetiona
Cront
M. Deltes
Germany
Lindon
Aira
Aneeelie
Gury le
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