Survivors From Dutch Dakota Reach Katherine Safe
Four survivors of the crashed Dutch Dakota in Australia reach Katherine after a six day trek of raft and foot travel. They are met by Police sergeant D Smyth and fed steak and eggs, with beer. On the last night they reportedly ate a pet dog after being short of food. The group survived on oranges and condensed milk during the journey.
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Katherine
Apr
Australia
D. Smyth
Smyth
Transpacific Plane In Trouble Report Emerges
Fragmented OCR notes describe a transpacific aircraft in trouble with scattered references to crews, passengers, and rescue attempts. The garbled text mentions costs, dates, carriers, and partial names, indicating a distress event and ongoing response efforts without clear details.
New South Wales Elections Report Patchy on Town Race
Fragmentary OCR text from New South Wales elections mentions race outcomes including candidates and locations with unclear names and dates. The readable items reference polling and party labels, but specific results remain obscured by garbled wording.
State election fight heats up across bays and coasts
A chaotic scramble over the state election term unfolds as multiple parties volley accusations and policy positions in regional meetings. Candidates push bills, fundraisers, and voter outreach while observers warn of narrow margins and turnout uncertainties.
Steamship company plans for Australian run
The article notes a British steamship company outlining a plan for an Australian run. It mentions expectations of large cargo or passenger tonnage and hints at government involvement through immigration ministers. The piece references figures and costs, including a $50 Brillen bonus and ongoing trade migration.
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TOR Austeallarnglann
le Oriex Bieerehip
G Geddan
Ami
Orion
Samy
Amiession Ports
ACA
Calwells Weil
Australia
Jane
Tetsame
Immense Damage From Haifa Oil Blaze
A British dispatch reports immense damage from a Haifa oil blaze with crews fighting fires amid extensive debris and damaged pumps. The scene shows disablement of equipment and widespread disruption in the area as workers continue attempts to control the blaze.
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Haifa
Severe flood storms halt Waterford roads and evacuations
Severe flooding endangers Waterford area as high water floods all main routes to the town and forces evacuations. Residents flee to higher ground while local authorities describe river levels and ongoing efforts to restore service and assess damage across communities near Glenmordan and Derby.
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Beerileigh
Waterford
Palen Creek
Mraudewert
Ts Wa
Baa
Tylerville
Urbe
Soldier Settlement Auction Near Queersiang Today
A partial report describes an auction at Queersiang for a 2k acre Beloee and other parcels. Names include Mr A a Kile ivan im waning, Mr Rtephena wat g Ballon, and Mr Herschall of Newtown. The ballot list notes 28 appleas and Kilkivan blocks with 74 and 400 acrex rows mentioned alongside other parcels. Local figures Heal Kings ey Sebreves and Gl Paliock are referenced.
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Ivan
Rtephena
Ballon
Herschall
Newtown
Beishane
Aren Bane
Canadian espionage trial and political shifts in Montreal
Montreal reports a new espionage trial of Dr Raymond Boyer on conspiracy charges as the eleventh court case tied to Canada’s spy network unfolds. Maurice Hartt, Liberal candidate, wins a by election for the vacant Montreal seat left by Fred Rose. Ottawa details include an annuity sale by T. Anearn and remarks on milk industry ties amid Canada’s security case.
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Montreal
Raymond Boyer
Canda
Comapiracy
Boyer
Maurice Hartt
Liberal Party
Muntreal Whedon
Hove of Commons
Fred Rose
Wwe
Bursy
Ottawa
Anearn
Ottawa Hjeeine Railway Company
Gouwenko
Queensland
Goualnko
Canada
Gouzenka
Teri Haiver
Eisher
Dees Incruiae
Kmbaes
T Suratini
Indrotryre
Ditert
Aetior
Tadinatad
Sympathy Strike for Centralia Victims Shakes Miners
New York dispatch reports a sympathy strike by miners honoring Centralia victims. About thirty five thousand workers participate as deadlines pass at midnight for the nationwide stoppage.
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Centralia
NEW York Age
United Mine
John L. Lewin
Maine
Missing Waz Plane May Be In Charters Towers Area
Report describes sighting of a aircraft high through clouds near Charters Towers with witnesses at two stations west of the town. It coincides with the disappearance of the New Zealand Mosquito flying in stormy conditions between Darwin and central areas, prompting local searches but no conclusive evidence yet.
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Charters Towers Area
Brisbane
Ape
Charters Towers
New Zealand
Darwin
Janae
A. Stockman
Wendowsie Sation
Sand Tin Capes
Chartert
Clue
Iso
Tate
Wage-Pegging Talks In Canberra
Canberra April 1 immediate examination of wage pegging regulations by Federal officials followed a conference with Victorian ministers. Prime Minister Chifley said officials are closely examining the act in light of the arbitration court judgment and will report tomorrow before further discussions with Dr Evatt.
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Canberra
J.B. Chifley
Tony
Hov. Evatt Wan
Arbitration Court
Chifley
Evatt
McCain
Soviet Ultimatum on Reparations at Foreign Ministers Meet
At a London conference the Soviet position on reparations drew sharp rebuke from General Marshall who denounced Russia for presenting an ultimatum in current German production. Bevin defended France's coal demand while Molotov and Bevin clashed over German economic plans and agricultural areas. talks aimed to resolve, not widen, Europe’s recovery.
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London
Associated Press
Moscow
Marshall
Foreign Ministers
Russia
Germany
France
Cour
MM. Bidault
Saar
M. Molotov
General Marshall
Poland
Mr. Bevin
Prance
Interunion dispute echoes in moulders strike
A extended report describes interunion tensions during a moulders strike in Briabane. Key figures like Frank and Michael discuss intimidation claims, employment pressures at Crown Works, and a manager pressuring workers to quit or face blacklisting. The piece notes workers’ fears, shifts to other plants, and ongoing efforts to secure alternative employment.
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Crown
MrChaid
Fran Workers’ Association Schultze
Bianco
Levemy
Frank
Fragmented Report On A Strike And Return Of Passengers
A garbled account discusses a strike affecting workers in various industries and the possible return of passengers. It mentions new techniques and defense roles, with fragmented quotes about leadership and labor actions amidst ongoing labor tensions and inquiries.
Franco's Monarchy Claimed to Be a Spurious Gesture
London dispatch reports Madrid radio said General Franco announced plans to proclaim Spain a monarchy with himself as head of state. A Regency Council would replace the government if Franco is incapacitated. Opposition notes Don Juan would not accept a regency from France, and the bill envisions two councils and a potential royal claimant, with two thirds of Cortes needed to establish a royal succession.
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London
Madrid
Franco
Spain
General Franco
Conrail Cid
Regency Council
Acca
Paris
Lausanne
Sm. Ena
Don Juan
France
Mario Ritin Aroaden
Cornel Ot
Atria Tene
Cortes
Treuter
Atari Sare
Spaniar
Incomplete Canberra Debate on Private Transport Permits
McCarthy declined to expand his written statement or indicate if state government applications for transport services were received. Government permissions were said not to be required, with applications to be examined by the presiding commissioner as peer review noted. Public officials discussed privacy and process while ferry services faced scrutiny in the city.
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Canberra
Mr_Chutly
Ries Comeaiusioner
Mir Ciey
Nue Ae Ferries
McCarthy
Pri Avy
Tramsport ‘Agrvices
London Reverses Civil Service Appointments Against Communists
In London a decision reversing the permanent appointment of temporary civil service posts held by Communists was announced. The report notes concerns about security and references statements by officials including L. Herbert and the Institution of Professional Civil Service, stressing the broader implications for public service.
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London
L. A.C. Herbert
Pneral
Bervania
Herbert
Wien
Coalition Government Negotiations Mention Bruce Pir Agreement
Cryptic report notes coalition government discussions with Mr Bruce Pir, signal of agreement if Labounes are defeated. Fragmentary text references court, McDonald, Fring tan, and Tatenslsenty with unclear roles and dates.
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Bruce Pir
Labounes
Eels
McDonald
National Service Debate Shrugs Off Opposition Claims
Fragmented OCR style text cites Mr C Imac House of Commons and Sir Churchill remarks. It discusses national service as vital and mentions Conservative stance on wartime measures, with claims about government efficiency and potential sacrifice. Details are garbled but imply a debate over mandatory service and funding.
Rail engines for £96 draw interest in Brisbane market
In Brisbane this April a sale of railway locomotives at £96 drew keen attention from buyers and dealers. The event showcased mechanical equipment and related gear with several bidders aiming for the best value. Prices peaked around £500 for select items, signaling strong demand for rolling stock and associated gear.
STOP PRESS Death of Greek Bing in 1828 election note
STOP PRESS reports the death of a Greek Bing dated November 1st in 1828 in a local election context. The fragmentary text records a voter tally and outcome tied to a Sneed or Beye note, with unclear names and places. The readable facts center on a dated death in the electoral record and a referenced result.
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