Police hunt for suspect in Australian murder case
Police and railway detectives chase a tall man with a Malian accent linked to the murder of Ola Perlman aboard a Sydney bound train. Passenger sightings place the suspect near Narrandera and Leeton, with a possible escape on the Narrandera to Sydney line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydnet
Polion
Ola Perlman
Am Destian Sacient
CIB
Teft Goalburs
Lecton
Prikttan
Narrandera
Sydney
Tein
H. Narranders
Kitter
Tett” Perkman
Sidney
Farden
Tara Avatrahan
Ipeomdiite
Cootamundra
Ememe
Leeton
Improvised First Aid And Emergency Advice From A Fragment
Fragmentary text offers improvised first aid guidance for bites and injuries including spider bites and venom, with instructions on pressure, tourniquets, and calming technique. It mixes medical tasks with unrelated recipe and culinary notes, reflecting a damaged historical page. It mentions preventing tourniquets except in specific cases and stresses calm, controlled bleeding management.
For Royal Visit Day in Mapaviske Arrangements Noted
A fragmented note records a royal visit day with food plans and travel arrangements. Mentions Mapaviske dated 13 and North Queensland women. Likely event brief with rearranged letters and faded names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapaviske
North Queensland
Laatetek Women's World
Traveflere
RY Bar
Unclear Ta Che Social Report From Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tasmanian districts, individuals named including T. and others, references to travel and meetings, an unpaid or pending accounts line, and a holiday period. The text is heavily garbled with names, places, and events scattered without clear cohesive facts or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslan-atrest
Thawe
Greer
Sayment
Mate Ferme
Queenaland University
Iag
CWA
Ihe
Christ Tororvan
K. Brown
Gil
Jil Prue
Charu
Towers
Breper Liang
Miesee
Trew
Porth Frere
Spenayia
Matthews
Goevis Tole
Ao ‘Waala
Fae
Mia
Millas
Irene O'Meara
Caines Next
Murray
Vailey
Hansen
Salloway
Tasmanian
Sshad
Herberton
Santerre
Purchase
Ancho
New Light Weight Wools Highlight Spring Fashion
A fragmented fashion page describes spring styles featuring light weight wools in off white pale gold and green shades. Notes include textured jackets with buttoned fronts and belted waists, lace and tulle trims, and floral bouquets. Mentions of designers, individuals, and a social afternoon hosted by the CWA with prize guesses and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yorkshire
Enol
Berea
Harne
Desart Brown
Jtralian
Wool Burest
Buld
Okay
Mipple
Nearry
Wanda Orehine
Suver
Chris
CWA
Atine Smith
the Nations Trench
Semith Rernatien Tel
Fuailwar Cowan
Sue Pot
Department
Callas Ao
Townsville
Presmm
Estendants
Keith Smith
Gv Betors
Rod Cowan
Duke
M- Smith
Roomlan
RSL
Atherton Choral Society Spring Concert Feature
The Atherton Choral Society presented a Monday night concert under conductor Mr Duvel South. The program featured a science and art themed set with a bass ensemble and member solos. The chorus emphasized unity and tradition as they showcased pieces from 42 countries highlighting women’s participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tound Realty
Rey Marie
Lagtoren
HUNT
Law
Austrsian Road Safety Council
Toni
Cabl Meats
Aed Sara
Wesiz
Sten
Cook
Senoua
Wwerening
Te Eine
Dent
Cmare
Sveti Aselees
Alex
Sheperd
Juick Juss
Wife Saver
Berett
ETON
Janet
Lan Wes Enrayes
Kane
Mra Kempter
Mrz
Mra Syms
Widge
F. Rolley
Deckers
J. H. Landy
EH Clarke
Mitchel
Dave
Kane Sane
Be Croet
Sandy
F. Railey
Tandy
Martin
Atherton Choral| Society
Charles. Darwin
Awan
Roiaampeem
Holden
Chevrolet
Queensland
F. R. Relamd &C
Lake Street
Cairns
Brightways
New Seonen
Ind. Phe
GAR Lye
Bol
Julius Caesar
Shakespeare
Berd
Wiliam
James Craig
Barbara Fatton
Dolores Oat Ric Ie Te
Rita Hayworth
Glens
Grey
I Mason
Juan Crawford- Plas
Sam Days of
Boothill
Charles Stareen
Country Theatres
Babinda
Plymouth
Gordonvale
Bang
Michael Redgrave
Jack McCall
Mareeba
Francis
Donald O'Connor
Guy Rolle
Hong Kong
Rhonca Fleming
Barbara
Sary Ei Eal
Fred Quailty Genesiies
Hanine
Bernas
Peis
Cae
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