Children Court official criticizes picture show influence
Mr. J. J. Leahy, Prime Minister, told last night that excessive movie attendance by children risks improper influence on manners and behavior at home and school. He urged caution and argued against turning youth into impressionable, imitator prone to misdeeds through unregulated cinema outings.
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J. J. Leahy
P.M
Mar. Leahy
T. Children’s Courts
Rotary Club of
Es Ghenes
Mmmlatrate
Leahy
Parris
Tie Childeets
Thai Elteen
Willy
Tie
Roen
Lewhy
Curtin
MacArthur
Empire Conferances
MacArthir
Windureaker
Mrat
Ceyler
Otto Tiege
Gus
Frederick Bintan
Tei Linh
Belanenter Guechsiut
Sevyivenen
Mr Gurtin
Pete Frougin
Vitor
Amervenn
Min Taek
Mel Ak
Ameria
Bruke
Aiwa
Celvoni
Cooyer
Ain and Labour Party Ufficiaie
Auceesaling
Wellew
Maurier
Ste
Lusda
Revue
DNR
SMA
Salmine Nyt Winery
Cungley
Connell
Arne Atten
Melbourne
Dominicia
Jonin Agoetini
Tor Aganvall
Mecoi
Steve Aponte
Bens
Philooniy
Gaivetatte
Dna
Heenlatiu
Elsie Negrecat
Fragmentary OCR News Note
A garbled historical OCR fragment references individuals Silas van White and a Servite context with a threat or tension. The readable bits offer no clear event, date, or place to confirm a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas van White
Recreation Plan Urged by Rotary Leader After War
Mr Justice Macromean urged the community to fund and expand recreation programs to prevent crime. He spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon about building facilities, labor-saving devices, and trained staff, emphasizing free public access to physical and mental activities for youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustien Macromean
Totary Clu
Wlan
Howl Mchide
Brazjer
Justice Macrosnall
Uniform rate paid to potato growers by Blackbil
A garbled report mentions uniform rates for potato growers tied to Blackbil, with scattered references to archers, boomerangs, and Australian elements. The text includes retirement notes for Archer and Mowvray, notes on attendance rulings by Judge O'Msta, and tangential items about prize wings and various names, all in a jumbled historical newspaper fragment.
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Sineataa
Oomerang Boys
Adele
U.S
Bennierang Poy
HLA
Army Cortine
Mookey
Peat Aisrat
Raber Punta
Tyee
Archer Wha
Sydney
C.F. Going into France Fund Acknowledged Support
Fragmentary text references Comforts Fund and an honorary commissioner in Australia involved with relief efforts. The passage is garbled, but implies preparation for a European operation or shipment, with mentions of France and a readiness for some punishment or action at a depot.
Japs Fight Back In Yap Raid
A historical report covers a Yap raid with Japanese counter actions over Western Carolines. Allied aircraft claimed several enemy losses, including ships and planes, as fighters battled over the area.
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Yau
Western
Carolinen
Tris
Marianas
MV Zeros
Liberstars
Norober
Air Strip Evasion From Jungle Corridor
An account from HoY Vagaiedsey, Coy Biak Island, describes an air strip dug from the jungle near Blak and Boanele Hoetres. Eleven Amerivent Pies returned from the FAPst Leavy, while other craft were damaged or forced to withdraw. Captain Courtenay I. led a patrol to recover men.
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Hoy Vagaiedsey
Biak Island
Blak
Boanele
Wake Island
New Cruthien
Public Holdings Rise and Revisions Reported
A fragmented financial brief notes substantial public holdings totaling £115 million with further increases anticipated. It cites changes over two years, including a reported rise to about £70 million in the latest period and mentions additional sums implying a broader boost in public assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puuren
Jon Norwenk
Ron Tanle
Haircut and Shaving Prices and Staffing Notes
A fragment outlines haircut and shaving pieces with fixed prices and staff details. Mentions a presidential or official figure and a fluiereniers agency, plus references to five northern centres and charged mules. The text is garbled but centers on price setting and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fluiereniers AgsneliQion
Gurvnst
Note hoarding sparks concern in Wellington banks
In Wellington, authorities warn that hoarded banknotes and counterfeits threaten financial stability. Officials describe unusual note storage and delayed cash circulation tied to public anxiety, with experts noting potential strain on liquidity and consumer trust amid a volatile market environment.
Labour attacks city budgeting in heated council debate
Alderman T Moores alleges the city budget favors debt and health service cuts, blasting the administration’s spending plan as wasteful while accusing the Lord Mayor and council of political ploys. He claims pension and loan figures show overreach and criticizes tax implications and service cuts to the hospital and welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuraen
Sven
Tye
Nehey
Wien
Annie
Mabie I
Fire Risk At CCC Camp Sparks Safety Alarm
Fire danger rose at a CCC camp amid staffing and water supply issues. Officials and the Works Council warned a serious blaze could erupt due to dry conditions and inadequate water pumping. An Allied Aircraft site nearby noted past fires and pressures on emergency response.
Steep Rise Noted in Road Deaths Last Week
Fragmentary OCR shows rising road accident figures with police noting a peak in May and a sharp increase over the previous week. Details are unclear but imply higher fatalities and injuries across the region.
Referee In Mud Pool OCKHAMPTON Monday
A fragment describes a muddy scene at Ockhampton on Monday where a referee and players struggled in a near goal situation. The brief text mentions stands and interruptions during play with uncertain actions and outcomes.
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Ockhampton
Schools to Get PT Kit Amid Government Deliberations
The Education Department plans to supply physical training kits to schools as the government weighs material needs and teacher support. Officials indicated early steps to provide equipment while awaiting a formal decision and budget confirmation.
Townsville rebuffs lead poisoning scheme offer
The Townsville City Council rejected a proposed lead poisoning control plan by five votes to four. The Health Committee and Alderman Howard opposed the proposal despite effort from the booster group. The plan included a budget of 13000 dollars with 5000 to be raised, but critics warned against costs and feasibility.
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Townsville
Ald
Howard
Rural labor force grows by twenty six thousand since November
The Manpower Deputy Director stated that since last November the permanent rural labour force increased by 26,400 workers. By June 3 the release of 9,750 servicemen for food production had been approved, with many assigned to wheat and fruit production, poultry and meat, and other farm and allied activities. The army also released personnel to assist in industry and other sectors to meet production targets.
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Stoney
Worth
Thie Army
Ube
AOL
Pmnlourd
Wiry Ane
Cetira
Delabey
Lindo Akinge
Aalflien
Abe Feder Gogerntora
Cates Gorles
Wilena
Relief in Cane Fields Amid Allied Labour Strikes
A fragmented report outlines labor unrest in cane fields across Queensland and New South Wales. Government and industry sources discuss release of skilled workers from military duty and wartime measures, with unclear timelines and unresolved questions from officials.
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Australia
Adalah Adil Ion
Ati
Auunpower
Abe
Allen
Maine
Hurtube
Tan Belews
Wolke Couness
Poe
Curlewies
Tia
Iporde
Advier
Horn
Queensland
New South Wales
Queensland Election Impact Divides Governing Labor
Fragmented report on Queensland central executive blame for a defeat in Logan seat. Discussions cite plebiscite plans, voter disenfranchisement fears, and internal Labour tensions over leadership and wartime policy while references to Mr Brynn and various branches hint at broader party strife and electoral stakes.
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Q.C.E
Logan
Guieenslane
Catent Executive
Brown
Bryans
Labour
Lowely
Brynn
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Fr Curtin
Gan Hiemey
Sourhewoetter
Mristane Gestat
America
Mr. Curtin
Trutnad
Austrelia
Wir
Sie Thomae
Naval
Ausother Ng
Ari
Ana A. Eae
Yondly Gamal
Nationaaly Piers
Nelson
Hevea
Detogaten Trams
TE Inert Et
Tyo
Sylvne
Monney
Grove
Australs
Ne Levy
Jl Polley Lan
Arvanyainen
Ara Hit
Rum Jam
Doha
Timoer
Ara Island
Bowron
Tyner
Duta Siriman
Australie
Agostini
Arattooman
O'Msta
Redera
Raveragin Ei
Archiaey
Sieiterdi
Frultierring
Union Pera
Teninina
C.F
France
New Guirnea
Michelle
Banda
Wilaies
Bouylay
Enue
Dengias
Courtenay
Mui
Ate
Walle
Rena
N.Z
Wellington
Claire Ua
Feta Iyerense
Bales
T. Moores Lab
Lee
Gano
Hyoceiey
Duk
Raien
Loti Party
Aldrey
Mili
Wilder Beste
Blake
Flein
Uae
C.C.C
Sandiliad
Works Council
Engle
Mersinnel
Lavalers
Jroreenion
More W.a.c’s
United State Women's Aime Corps
Grivbane
P.T
Telidy
Udhiary
Ichrus
Paty Thin Wis
Bineutor
Bdewirda Wesietdy
Alain
Helene
Tinkentieh
Edwarda Rald
Cain
Byaney
Ntleet
Alatron Wai
Millan
Dow Benim Teviewya
Ian
Vataf
Pusey
Ofr
SoCelon
Mi Forde
Shige Abe
New South
Connell Hutton
Taber
PGCE
Inearrett
Bagoou
Ier Viana
Alan Wan Iaher
Boutheln
Dawson
Fey ‘War Savings Cretificates
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