Plan for Development of New Trade Between Australia and New Zealand
Canberra January 2. Australia and New Zealand governments plan a survey of trading prospects between the two countries. The study will explore new mutual industries to ease dollar requirements and is linked to discussions between Prime Ministers Chifley and Fraser during Chifley’s New Zealand visit. The talks included timber resource development for production.
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Canberea
New Zealand
J. B. Chifley
P. Fraser
Cement Trade Gap Between Australia and New Zealand
The report notes a favorable balance of trade for Australia with New Zealand, highlighting cement exports and imports. It cites figures showing Australia earning millions more from cement trade, while New Zealand’s imports and metal manufactures contribute to the overall value, with figures around the one million pound mark.
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Australia
Zealand
New Zealand
Gieg
Alby Dolley
Soe
Wasas Metal
Armoured car attack wounds multiple as war reports speak
A chaotic scene unfolds as an armoured vehicle attack causes multiple injuries and a rapid police response. Witnesses describe shattered glass and sirens, with authorities listing several wounded and detailing ensuing investigations.
Early sale of Tet watch seats at Leeds Cricket Ground
A listing describes an early sale of Tet watch seats for a July 22 event near Leeds Cricket Ground. It notes a reserve price around five pounds and mentions about three thousand spaces sought, reflecting high demand.
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TET Watch
LON Ae
No Trace of Crew of Missing Air Force Plane Anchored
Officials report no trace of the crew after a missing Air Force plane near Anchorage Aiāika. The search continues as authorities review flight records and salvage options.
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AIR Force
Forty hour week conference in Brisbane on February 3
Jan 2 report notes Queens and Employers Federation to hold two test sessions on February 3 to discuss the impact of the forty hour work week. Most factories operate midweek hours while disruptions. Secretary said Registrar and Industrial Court were notified but pending recess leaves no action.
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Brisbane
Queens
Employers Federation
de Eployers Federation
Selty
Industrial Court
J.P. Wallaces
Wallace Aint
Forged Petrol Tickets and Regulatory Allegations
Fragmentary text discusses forged petrol tickets and a Revocation policy tied to compliance regulations. Mentions PSR Bittner FAabteyy and Senator Ashley, with reference to Ueketa endorsement as central to administration aims to stop extra petrol for consumers and aid counterfeit detection.
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Ashley Sal
CanadaBoen appointed as state gallery secretary in new council role
News brief notes that C.W.A. secretary Canadlan-Boen was appointed to a state gallery position. The report cites Barry, born in Canada, commencing duties after eight applications for the post, with reference to the Coury Women’s Association and a January date.
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Mirs LC Barry
Coury “Women's
Asso
Mie Barry
Cansds
Mody Trete
Poe
Woman remanded in Sydney on murder attempt charge
Sydney January 3 Dorothy Jean Craig of Darlinghurst was remanded without bail today on a charge of shooting two men with intent to murder in her fat yesterday. The Alice prosecutor said that Craig had bail on prior charges before.
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Dorothy Jean Crag
Darlinghurst
Alice
Batt
Craig
Illegal Immigrants Escape From Beached Ship
Jerusalem report cites Reuters that a beached ship carried illegal immigrants who escaped custody during a chaotic scene. The details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities pursue those involved.
Attractive display by Mankad in third Test
Barnes seized control with two quick wickets after Mankad scored a maiden Indian century in the third Test at Melbourne. India, 262 for six at close, eyed Australia’s total as Mankad’s brisk 39 minute hundred showcased bold batting before cramps forced him to retire the runner.
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Amamath
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Basl
India's revival hinges on stubborn India-Pakistan clash
India's innings featured resilient partnerships with Mankad blasting a century and Sarwate providing solid support as the home crowd swelled to around 24,000. Australia scrambled through bowlers Lindwall and Miller, but Mankad's steady scoring and a late spurt by Barnes triggered a dramatic balance shift before stumps.
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Rive Barnate
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Gul Muhamed
India
Hazare
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Barnes
Aman
Polar Exploration Ship Returns to Melbourne After Rough Seas
A naval report details the Polar Exploration Ship returning to Melbourne after heavy seas and a near wreck. Officials discuss ongoing operations and the ship's safe passage, with a detailed post voyage inspection to follow. The LST 2501 will persist with its support mission and coordinate further actions upon arrival.
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Melbourne
Former N S W Politician To Appear On Three Charges
Former New South Wales political figure slated to face three charges as details emerge from a historic incident. A Missouri train wreck, described amid a blinding snowstorm, is referenced with partial, garbled narration, noting the second section of the train and Pullman cars, but specifics remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Rome
Tornado Devastates Deep South. Cotten Valley Hit Hard
A wide area in the Deep South suffers after a massive tornado. Two days of destruction raise the death toll to 25, with 17 fatalities in Cotten Valley. Many are missing, hundreds injured or homeless, while Red Cross workers cope with freezing temperatures, rain, and high winds.
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Lovainun
Dan 1
Galee
Cates Valley
Cotten Valley
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Cushy
ND Messere
Princess Anne Copenhagen Says No Persuasion on King Michael
Princess Anne of Bourgon-Parmm reports no one pressed King Michael to stay away from Austria. She predicts Michael may travel to Switzerland while she remains in Copenhagen. Reuters notes Michaels uncle Prince Nicholan and his mother Queen Halen may depart Romania for Geneva. The Daily Express cites Princess Anne’s U.S. visit plan with her mother and her past New York work. She says she would join Michael in Lausanne or elsewhere as soon as possible and claims she is ready to follow him.
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New Transport Stock Issued at Par in London
Announced that British Transport three percent guaranteed railway and canal stock will be issued at par to holders of related securities. Each holder receives new stock equal to the value of old securities, based on November 1984 Stock Exchange quotations. Compensation is the value of the new government stock for old railway company holdings.
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AABI
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British ‘Transport
Abiaen
Transport ‘Act
India Test Innings Fragments Describe Rain Pause and Fielding
The report records a drizzle during play at 5:40 with alters and substitutions and cites Adhikari stumpings by Tallon. It lists bowlers Lindwall Mankad Amarnath and Amarnath’s score details, with wicket progress 38 00 and 2m 2a 302 0 4k 258 38 oM ER Ww Amarusth.
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N Harvey Selded
Phadkar
Dooland
Johnson
Adhikari
Tallon
Guerrillas Withdraw After Greek Army Relief At Konitza
Greek War Ministry reports guerrillas retreating in confusion after relief at Konitza. Rebels abandon guerrilla tactics and scatter into small groups along the Albanian frontier. foreign observers note hindrances from rain and stiff Greek discipline.
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Greek War Ministry
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Bate
Pakistan weighs Indian policy and UN role
Karachi Jan 1 Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan said India’s policy toward Pakistan had been to punish Muslims for demanding partition. He urged UN intervention for a fair settlement on all matters, insisting Pakistan cannot accept isolation of any single issue from its broader history.
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A.ap
Bead Tribune Claims Chinese Air Force Buys 130 Aircraft
The Bead Tribune reports that the Chinese Air Force has purchased 130 Card C44 aircraft amid hopeful claims from American authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged text and possible transcription errors.
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Bead Tribune
Ar Fores
Amete
Seale
Allegations of Forgery Made Against Mr Garden
Allegations of forgery and related charges were served on Mr Garden in Sydney. The Deputy Caenoeeith Grote Solizion filed the summonses, with Garden resigning before Christmas from his former post as liaison officer in the Department of Labour and National Service. The summonses, totalling three charges, are returnable at the Court of Petty Sessions on Wednesday.
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Jon Flock Sl
Coreen
Department of External Territories
New Gainea
Garden
Rees
Liauon
Department of Labour and National Service
Court of Petty Sessions
Charges in Novel Court Case Involving Forgery And Officials
A detailed charge text outlines forged documents attributed to a Sydney based official. The document cites offenses under Commonwealth Crimes Act sections and related forgery statutes. The case references a November 1843 timeline and involves connections to labor circles and political figures. A liaison officer was appointed, with investigations to continue by Commonwealth authorities and South Wales division.
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Wacamity Officers Serve Summons in Garden Case
Mr Shand EC and Mr JW Smith will attend court as Garden faces Commonwealth investigation summons. Simon Isaacs may represent him. solicitors to be contacted. Garden denies talks with ministers and external territories officials. Born 1882 in Lossiemouth Scotland, Garden long active in Sydney politics and unions.
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JW ‘Smith
Cruarw Garden Sd
Simon Isaacs
Commonwealth Investigation Service
Garden
Double Bay
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Wes
Lossiemouth
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Aenes Ba
Sydney
Pa Pacific Workers
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Chifley
Drowned divers rescued after water in Meangitaik river
In Meangitaik a diver and two brothers were swept by water. One brother Vick Duna aged nine was carried away. Rescue efforts were mounted but details are unclear.
Palestine Mandate Issue and Mount Cosme Attack Report
The Times correspondent reports Britain debates withdrawal terms for the Palestine mandate and the commission's timetable in London. In Haifa and Rebavian Jewish areas, a mount Cosme hillside clash left several Jews dead or injured, with later discoveries of two bodies believed slain.
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the Times
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Jeewith
fMicer
Rebavian
Military Court sentences Haganah member to five years
Reuters reports in Jerusalem that a military court jailed a Haganah member for five years and another for three years for offenses related to arms possession. An attack near Haifa killed four Arabs and injured others, with Arab casualties and unknown details.
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The
Haganah
Earring Arma
Reuters
Jeriape Faye
Palerme
Magara
Haile
Canialiies
Nomew
Manufacturing cost cuts spark widespread protests and confusion
Fragmentary text shows chaotic phrases about reducing manufacturing costs and possible protests. It mentions Brana, Cha Brant Oiuias, and references to an invention and high entropy alongside unclear terms. The readable segments imply a public dispute over cost strategies and possible labor unrest without concrete details or outcomes.
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