Fresh Clues in Garah Murder Mystery Near Millie's Creek
Detectives press a far reaching manhunt 16 miles from Garah as a murder case unfolds. A white double garment was found near the body under a cattle bridge over Millie's Creek, with fingerprints secured and a tailors’ label suggesting a suspect identity. Police trace soil, wool residues, and clothing to pinpoint the victim and attacker, with the hunt spreading toward the Queensland border.
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Millie’s Creek
Garah
Ion
Sydney
Queensland
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Moree
St. George
Dirranbandi
Tonmdiwindi
Gara
Mungindi
Jon Ely
Weguesday
Brantford
Gindl
S Tanford
Lotedale
Mishman'y
Sezand Tof Dhe
Uemmm
Hin Sensony
Wythia Beara
Enahedd
Inguirien
Bremndy
Nery
Dirvenbandl
Barrier Shell Beds Depleted in Northern Waters
Lugger Dahing boats once active around Barrier Reef waters report depletion of trochus shells, a major resource for Australian luggers. Reports describe plunder over years, with ships returning empty handed while Japanese owned fleets are noted in the region. Mackay sampans and local crews adapt as shell beds show signs of exhaustion.
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Monda
Northern Barrier Reef
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Tmgteyben
Sampans
Mackay
Dukes Simple Wedding Plans Amidst Veilmont Tone
Royal wedding details reveal the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield will wed in a ceremony at Cande on June 3. Major Edward Metcalfe will serve as best man, and the equerry will assist with the arrangements. The event aims for a restrained, formal atmosphere aligned with King George VI’s birth anniversary.
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Windsor
Mig Wallis Warfield
Chatea de Cande
George VI
Edward Metcalfe
Herman Rogers
Wallin Warfield
Three Hurt In Launch Fire In Bribie Passage
A launch fire near Bell Creek Bribie Island injured three men including James Clarke of Caloundra. Firefighters tipped water from the vessel, and Clarke and others were taken to Caloundra for treatment. A separate report notes proposed harbour works at Wynnum or Manly were debated with costs estimated around 80,000 to 180,000 pounds.
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Jwaiet Arra
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E. J. Clarke
Caloundra
Bell's Croek
Bribie Pamago
Wddison
Mynsien
Itu
Ang
James Blarke
Alan
Calpandia
Jack Clarke
New Zealanders Begin Poorly in Batting Inning
A cryptic sports note reports New Zealanders' bad start with weak batting at the innings opening. Names such as Camason and Bwakelin appear in faded text among scattered scores and partial remarks.
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New Zealand
Ferns Eet
Camason
Bwakelin
Five Days Journey for Gepp Party to Lake Mackay
A ton meter truck with wagon wheel gear will carry petrol and water to support Me D Gepp’s party at Lake Mackay. The party aims to reach the lake in about five days, with Herbert Gepp expected to remain there for a week. The transport plan includes a heavy duty setup and anticipated fuel for the journey.
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Mandy Country
D. Gepps
Lake Mackay
Herbert Gepp
Flight-Treut
Hely
Unknown Country Crisis and Political Turmoil Reported
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political struggle within a party led by an AAP faction. Mentions of a grand party under a senior Commonwealth, negotiations, and potential legal actions. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to garbled characters.
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Ake Mackay
Amd
Casket Drawing At Charleville Delayed and Promised
An event at Charleville will host the Golden Casket Art Union drawing tonight with Casket No ARG expected. The complete list of tickets will be displayed at The Courter Mall tomorrow for public view and verification.
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Teva Thas
Golden Casket Art Union
Wight
Peters
Courter Mall
Five British Dead in Frontier Camp Attack
May 24 report from BINA says five British soldiers were killed and five wounded when tribe men attacked near Shagion Camp in the Northwest Frontier. An acting gun company repelled the attackers, with casualties among officers and privates.
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Tribeamen Bina
Mn Hon-Comimiseing Fiver
Une Arg
Tribeamen
Nerearguare
Shagion
Northwest Frontier
Wiadanta Elling Worthem
Traffic Light Trial Improves Pedestrian Safety On Queen Street
Authorities celebrate the rollout of a new traffic light system at Queen Street Intersections with left-turn restrictions. Pedestrian safety improved as the timing and signals guided walkers across crossings while drivers adapted to the new right of way.
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Ueallie Central
Ierseas
Edesirinny
Dame Enid Lyons Resting Amid Official Engagements
Dame Enid Lyons rests amid a busy schedule of imperial conferences and civic functions. The Australian leader planned to cancel eight weeks of engagements to recover, delaying ceremonies and public duties while officials rearranged travel and duties.
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Eno
Aden
Price
Urwily
Oragrent
Tore Etfalen
British Dominion Proposal in Palestine Study
A London dispatch reports on a Royal Commission study proposing a British Dominion approach to Palestine. The plan envisions a central government, with controls on public money, immigration, and aid, while preserving local administration and financial relations under a unified framework.
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London
Phiordune
Bunty
Royal Commission
Furpetpent
Amutaton
Sealy
Reapnaiie
Fae Nealigake
Choosing New Rail Chief Amid Cabinet Deliberations
Fragmentary report notes government deliberations on appointing a new rail chief as Mr W. Davidson is set to retire at year’s end. Cabinet decision expected to be delayed. most applicants are named, but courtly details and dates are unclear amid broader government reshuffling.
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Rauways
Oh W. Devidson
Tia
Forgan Amit
Australia
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Xeid
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Tom
Military Funeral At Terrica Alario Near Stanthorpe
Late Mr Seat McLeod burial held at family cemetery Terrica Alario 36 miles from Stanthorpe in August. Funeral procession included mace bearers 300 attendees Twrrtes and followers from Stanthorpe Light Horse troop with armature, several tributes. Minister J A Porgen conducted service, McLeod interred beside wife with roses from Mrs McLeod.
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Sonitay
Seo
Terrica Alario
Lanihorpe
Auy
Pam
Lena
Suenrhorim
Tawa
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McLere
Ranket
Wilet
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Stanthorpe
Armaree Seaad
Spore
Jelaters
Iel
Porgen
Sunthorpe
Thicknesse Retires From Football
Thicknesse announces retirement from football amid a great loss to rugby. The article notes his long service and impact, with tributes from colleagues and fans as he steps away from the Thicknesse club and Union.
Price of a Gea TM on Lael 2
The text provides unclear and fragmented details about prices and names such as ae Gea TM Lael and eric ad aoe tae a. No coherent event or person is identifiable to form a complete summary.
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Asmoe
Royal
Price
Ae Gea
Lael
Eee
Gman
Eric Ad Aoe
Tae A
Coronation Films By Air Time and Pageant Unclear
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report on coronation films by air time and pageant preparations. Mentions Adelaide and Sydney areas and a morning arrival with unclear names and details.
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Sora
Adelaide
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Evelins
Pleas for Support Amid Empire Broadcast Era
Fragmentary report shows figures delivering calls for loyalty to the British Empire during a May broadcast attended by civic leaders. Officials reference Imperial policy, trade ties with Queensland and Australia, and the aim to strengthen employment in the United Kingdom amid wartime pressures.
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Mtr
Fox Theatrerie
Beith
Queensland
Kronies
Greene
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Linn-levernor Els
Blairs Anid
VireeMayor
A. Dautley
Tate
Australia
Taierl
United Kingdom
Guinot
Britain
Tax policy shifts eyed as budget figures leak
Melbourne reports preliminary federal budget estimates hint at possible tax reductions. The opposite tendency is noted by officials, with discussions of increased spending and credits offset by forecasted expenditures. Cabinet deliberations threaten delays into a prorogued session as plans for tax relief face political headwinds.
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Melbourne
Flood Submerges 50 Polish Villages and Toll Rises
In central Poland heavy floods have submerged 50 villages with a rising death toll and hundreds injured. Roads vanished as residents faced marooned routes and swift floods. Evacuations ordered as waters surged, with reports of families clinging to trees and boats racing to reach survivors.
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Warsaw
Flonda
Poland
Tértor-nirleken
Crwoon
Ison Har
Empire Development Through Greatness Of People
Fragmented OCR text reflects a tribute to the growth of the British Empire, describing it as unprecedented and unplanned, emerging through the deeds of the British people. It notes Victoria’s birthday and the spread of imperial ideas, with references to Canadian influence and national celebrations marking Empire Day.
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ABC
Donald
Aem
Victoria
Lincer
Canada
Ainrafini
Yacht Wreck Off New Guinea Leaves Crew Safe
A yacht ran aground off New Guinea but all aboard are reported safe. Limited readable text mentions the vessel’s name perhaps tied to the passengers Ray Spurman and Gerry, with unclear crew details and no stated injuries.
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Mondurwh
Agaesene
Aa Revues
Uaa
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Guinn
Inex
Aor
Ray Spurman
Gerry Ve Sain
Ie Witek
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Ana Airisoid
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