Casablanca rioting leaves dozens dead in anti French attacks
At least 41 rioters were killed in Casablanca as anti French disturbances surged across the city. Among the dead were seven Europeans including two women, and three Moroccan police. French aircraft dumped tear gas while troops and tanks sealed the area after clashes with thousands of rioters. Police reported numerous deaths and injuries as a large mob tried to storm stations and attacked civilians.
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Casablanca
Carriere Centrale
TANKS PATROL CITYS STREETS AND UNION KILLING TURNS DEADLY
A chaotic day across the city sees tanks patrolling streets amid a violent backlash after the murder of a pro trade union leader. Reports note heavy security and arrests as factions clash, with casualties and widespread damage across districts.
Maintenance money missing in Sydney case
Slips of text describe a police session about maintenance funds alleged missing from a drawer. Women, linked to a court or agency, report husbands’ neglect and discuss financial abuse. The fragment hints at a broader inquiry into support payments and domestic tension.
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Sydney
Maenensee
UES
Carey
Carer
Chetan We
NASAN Garrison Ventures Out
Fragmented OCR recounts a military action with Nasan Garrison involved at an unspecified location. The text mentions resistance, enemy lines, and a reported heavy engagement, though many words are garbled. Key named entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
Coronation TV Outlines June Ceremony Role Adjustments
Report from London notes official arrangements for the June Coronation include royal aides and filming plans. The event will feature the procession and a pageant stretching across St James’s and Westminster, with the Queen and royal family taking part.
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London
Biren
St. Abeer
Che Jang
Projects Reviewed by Delegates to Economic Tales
Delegates in London review a series of economic tales and projects presented by AA Frame. The session focuses on funding prospects, development plans, and potential collaborations across public and private sectors.
Australia Opposes Ay Trusteeship Council Move
A foreign reads as Australia voices opposition to a United Nations trusteeship slate. The report cites officials discussing Bolivia El Salvador Indonesia and other nations. The piece notes criticisms of a specific speaker and the council's procedures amid calls for reform.
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Australia
AY Trusteeship Council
Bolivia
Bisel Buren
Heuven
el Salvador
Indonesia
Apor Fa
Luis Bienor
Gumiemany
South Africans Fight For Test Victory at Brisbane
South Africa faced early trouble but fought back to reach stumps at 7 for 57, with McGlew and Funston stabilizing to build a possible victory lead. The match report notes tension and tactical debate as South Africa seeks a strong second innings position amid a challenging Australian attack.
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Brisbane
McGlew
Funston
Australian Debate on UN Aims and South Africa Plans
A long passage records discussions led by Mr Porath and other delegates on United Nations reforms, development projects, and voting at the General Assembly. It notes Australian input on world issues, financing, governance, and global cooperation, with references to Endean Lag, Lindell, and various national roles amid postwar policy debate.
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Porath
Fhatkine
Johnson
Cumel
Johnston
Bmr
Cour
Lindel
Dparbsniee Unis
Ronsuldafion
Ristacers
Noward
Sid
Rory
Africa
Waite
Garwand
Jobe
Mikes
Lindwell
Endean
Ff Joffeston
Ily
Srammen
McGlew
Welch
United Nations
Lindell
Malan
Rene
Aleel
Caid
Mings
Gooda
Wiig
Lorice
South Africa
Progres
Ahatilana
le Armatved
Marine
Forsyth
Fragmented OCR draft outlines postwar trade and policy notes
An OCR filled page summarizes international negotiations, aid, and economic plans. It mentions United Nations questions, export figures, and proposed million pound figures, with references to Canberra and Canberra based councils. The text is highly garbled but centers on subsidies, treaties, and import patterns and anticipated deadlines.
Australian and South Africa Test Match Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tense moments as Glew and McGlew anchor Australia while Funston and Johnston push toward breakthroughs. Crowd pressure and erratic scoring mark a drawn out passage, with obscure timing references and partial scores noted for both teams.
Failed to Account for Cash Leads to Court Case
A court heard that funds were diverted from investors into fictitious Enverkamets and related schemes. A doctor testified today about missing money tied to shares sold at 10 shillings and 5 shillings, with funds never reaching the companies’ books and instead moving to a different company.
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Pital Rees
Forbes Thal
Rte
Ventmenty
ANON
Welack
Ceitain
Capel Enverkamets
Nate
Hare
Manning
Tominany
Murder charge hearing opens at Southport court
The case concerns the killing of taxi driver Athol Henry McCowan on May 22. Southport officials report the hearing began today in the small local court as prosecutors outline the murder charge.
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Southport
Athol Henry McCowan
Saat
Dupont
Reiarnes
Mallee
Cameron
Dean
Marci
Aes
Leap Memliswu Cawsis
Suuinport
Parkeg
Ania
Early Court Stir In Zillmere Project Case
Court proceedings opened amid claims of improper conduct in the Zillmere project inquiry. Inspector Bischot reported delays and adjournments while witnesses and observers noted air and crowd conditions outside the dock area as part of the public meeting. The government investigations concluded the inquiry into the Zillmere project was justified, with multiple allegations supported, and referenced findings from the Commonwealth Department of National Development and other agencies.
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Iulmere
Ner
M. Benje
Department of National Development
Bruce Wighe
Commonwealth
Khe
Speer
Quemaland
Planes and investments tied to 1947 Forbes release
A garbled report details Dr Jones Hennessey of Ruthoor involved with plans, a syndicate, and cash dealings with Forbes. It mentions the 1947 Forbes release, the Tevina Investments Commission, and capital investments totaling 1428 pounds while noting doubts about subsidy proposals for houses and a call for further Commonwealth inquiry.
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Dr. Jones
Hennessey
Ruthoor
Commission
Daft
Spowk
Nave
Nation
Algotarars
Mienis Belding
December Bank Holiday Decision Affects Workers
A late cabinet decision in Brisbane outlines a December bank holiday applying to all banks and retail stores under the Public Service Act. The Premier confirmed the holiday would cover 10 banks and their employees, with various sectors preparing for the change as preparations and references to figures and dates appear in the report.
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Brisbane
Toe Siste
Geir
Banke Arence
Fragmented account of housing and safety concerns in Queensland
A chaotic transcript describes a committee and inspectors discussing housing conditions, safety barriers, and zoning, with references to Beale and various officials. Scattered dialogue covers building standards, containment of dangers, and local responses to alleged misconduct and public hazard in a range of settings.
Fragmentary Logansburg inquest report details pistol evidence
Fragmentary notes describe a Logan Bridge incident with discussion of a pistol, indentations, and blood evidence. Witnesses Halliday and Bischof provide conflicting statements about the weapon and potential victim. the dialogue references a suspect and possible murder scene along a river.
Prize cattle suffocates on London fog air
A report from London notes prize cattle succumbing to dense fog in the London area. The event drew attention from local breeders and veterinary observers who expect further inquiry into weather related risks for livestock.
Londor Weather Report Notes Collisions and Delays
Fragmentary OCR text reports two Wales collisions near Londnnf and mentions fog and traffic delays. Early observations indicate disrupted travel on the northeast route with measures underway. A single line of garbled names and times limits precision for specific incidents.
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Londor
Wight
Off the Course Mystery From Fragments in Pow
A fragmented and garbled note hints at a potential investigation by a 230 committee. Sydney appears in context with poet Helena Raye and Basle Beat. Melbourne and Melbourne-related figures are mentioned along with future events hinted at in the text.
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Perry-Gaedrnweld
Pow
Sydney
Helena Raye
Basle
Ot Anyp
Soules
Eesal
Vallous Tisses
Seria Aginey
Melbourne
Bric Kane
Serita
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Reich
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Pearce
Vaud
Tore
Gerrie
Loxdon
Asx
Tunia
Fehrat
Dollee
Toneal
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Halt Fiattjon
Parramatta
Larch
Nasan Garrison Ventures Out
Deeg
AA ‘Frame
Dees
Sasteslin Candia Sirenaty
William Forsyth
Tbe
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Miller
Pei Than Dabnson
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Yepey
Toy Ones
Nependent Peoples
Ha Nations Organisation
Atiexdance
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Enother
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Tee
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Evan Gut
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San Fe
Saad
Etvid
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Cater
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Woolgot
Forbes
ZANE
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Halliday
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RAAF
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Lingwell
Lanett
Rameton
Powe Tawa
Ce Ee Ee Sen
Mtr
Spee
Wren
Marsa
Bischof
Jill Righa
Bote
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