Egypt demands treaty revision amid Sudan and Suez clashes
Egypt presses to withdraw British troops from the Suez Canal and seek a revision of the Anglo Egyptian Treaty of 1936, arguing for Sudan autonomy and Nile Valley unity. Britain warns against outside pressure and cautions that any settlement must be between equals and preserve vital interests.
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Keype
Farouk
Britain
Sudan
Brush
Ram
Zien & Freison
Getafe
Cayromoby
Egypt
Anis
Pergertba
Huang
Hamself
Brvta
Emstence
Beept
Jo Leerst Mueo
Jed Ka
Ee Sya
Cat Ule
Wlal
Abe
Nile Valley
Sudem
Farouh
Lord Addison
Dominions
House of Lords
House
Elementa
Fine batting leads Dunedin test drive
Dunedin reports a tense test innings with McCoel top scoring and a fast start by Strum. Key partnerships built a lead as Ceage Province fought back with late wickets. Bowlers Brown and Dougal pressured top orders and Smith offered solid support, yielding a potent scoreline in a high tempo session.
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Dunedinne
Dame McCoel
Fae
Ageinat Ceage
Ing & Ie
Sampe
Unclear fragmentary sports note and names
Fragmentary item mentions bowling and cricket terms with names Lindwall and Hamencs B E, plus scattered foreign phrases. Reading is partial and lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize a full event.
Governor's Appeal Sparks Efforts for Children's Home Fund
A historic gubernatorial appeal pledges funds to build a medical and holiday home for children, with the aim of improving existing homes and funding future facilities. The governor stresses urgency before departure, urging generous support from the state to secure the home's development and long term welfare.
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Leslie Wulsa
Gufien
Torade Blais
Re-Quired
M Berry
Beiabane
Australian press wire summary fragment update
A fragmented OCR item references Tea Winstead Dar See and Tron Winters near Lappe Junction and mentions memories tied to a subscriber to the Australian Associated Press. The readable text is sparse and uncertain about full context, person names, or events.
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Lappe
Meron
Local Brisbane Forecast Notes Showers and Thunder
The Brisbane weather forecast reports fine conditions with light showers and local thunder over the tropical coast. Winds are mainly from the south to southeast. Weather bulletin from yesterday notes temperature and coastal conditions.
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Waniher
Brisbane
Weeterday
Local Authority Veteran Serves Shire for Decades
The long serving figure, aged 1077, was enrolled in Mom Ima on June 1 and has chaired the Douglaa Shire for 18 years. He held multiple wartime and postwar positions including defence and repatriation committees, spearheading the council’s activities while the region navigated local governance and elections.
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Eerie
Manian
Wen
McVilly
Torunee
Toe Cairne Post
Queensland
Thamad Et Twraith
Momima
Cook of
Ald Divisional Board
Douglaa
Kalen
Elvis
Floods Hit Western Towns From Salt Creek Flooding
Severe rain caused flooding in several Western Gipney towns on Saturday night. Salt Creek broke its banks cutting power and washing out railway works. Streets and homes in Portland area submerged, while Heywood and Williamstown also faced flooding and transport disruptions.
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Melbourne
Maren
Seavy
Portland
Ex-Servicemen and Women Buy Historic Castle Property
Service Legion Sidney reports ExServicemen and Women purchased Telford Hall Castle at 7000 pounds. Plan includes a modern club for hall, with facilities for cooperative society, employment bureau, welfare agencies, and an insurance office. Site to host Federal and State headquarters and support services.
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Sidney
Fusalian i
ExServicemen and
Wome
Telford” Holme Castle
Aert
Derek
Yewon
Feue
Ime
Sucety
Rush on Tobacco Strikes Innisfail Stores March
Innisfail March 18 reports a tobacco rush as the week’s main supply reached town and is expected to last only until Monday. Shoppers crowded two shops on Raephin Street and Raith Street to secure cigarettes and cigars before stock runs out.
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Innisfail
Tobecco
Raphin
Olire
Raith Atrest
Lenency to Japanese Sydney Mar 11 War Court Remarks
Fragmented dispatch discusses wartime remarks in Sydney about Japanese action and Australian legal responses. References to Darwin, Melbourne, and court statements by officials suggest debates on punishing offences and tribunal procedures for wartime acts while noting limited penalties beyond jaywalking.
Co operative Furniture Factories Discussed at Brisbane Conference
March 17 report from the South East Queensland District conference notes a plan to run co operative furniture factories by ex servicemen with profits shared. State Congress will consider the proposal in June. Delegates failed to reach a final decision amid debate on league reforms and annual elections.
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Brisbane
League
Queensland
Mary Formush
Smart Peles
Stasi
Sil Fusncial
Stala
Important Decisions Reached At The O. C. C. Conference
A fragment notes decisions at an O C C conference involving the mill sector. It mentions three delivery price points and references long-term agreements between a mill and another party. The readable portion emphasizes price actions and conference outcomes without full context.
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O.C.C
Authority to Appeal in Cane Prices Hearing
Fragmentary text notes motions about selling to Tulex town and Centra Suen cane boards. It mentions authority for cane group representation vested in the Mill Supervisors Committee of the respective mill areas.
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Tulex
Centra Suen Cane Briers Board
Cane Prices Board urged to take action at conference
March 17 at Towsaville reporters note calls for restructuring of sugar board and stronger sampling and penalties. Attendees pressed for improved cane grower representation, sampling methods, and power to enforce industrial rules amid price and supply concerns.
Amendment to state award for cane growers council
A proposed amendment to the Queensland Cane Growers Council and the Queensland Court of Conciliation Arbitration aims to modify the cane cutting agreement schedule. The goal is to ensure equitable harvesting among growers by clarifying conditions, fees, and rates to balance interests across the industry.
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Queensland Cane Growers
Queensland Court of Conciliation Arbitration
Sens Ao
Queensland Cine
Bride Changes Mind Aboard Lurline for America
An Auckland bride, planning to sail to San Francisco, reversed her decision after consulting family. She left with her son and husband via the Lurline and Sidiney, then cabled of further travel choices as officials discuss cane growers and disposal of agricultural machinery amid local council plans.
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Auckland
America
San Francisco
Sidiney
Aire
Zealand
Malaria sufferers some employers urged to reyes
The Brisbane report notes a debate over war disability rights as officials push to amend the Rehabilitation and Employment Act. Ex servicemen with service-connected disabilities should be protected from being refused or terminated by employers, with entitlements clarified.
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Brisbane
Centerance
Commonwealth
Innisfail delegate hopes for home and Rome system
Townsville March 1 reports on the Innisfail delegate Mr Cl Chapman urging a return to the old home and Rome football system. The discussion notes four contenders in the Shield competition and possible changes to Grade one. Delegates weigh prospects as management committees plan draws amid uncertainty.
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Townsville
Innisfail
Cl Chapman
Rome
Mackar
Sime
Lnm
Bachar
Home Hill
Bowen
Cattersile
Handicapping debate rocks racing clubs and officials
A chaotic transcript reveals heated debate over handicapping methods in Australian horse racing. Club officials discuss whether a centralized or club level handicapper should set weights, citing past misplacements and fairness concerns while noting proposals to centralize or diversify control across associations.
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Australia
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Reyno
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Service Legion
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Co-Operative Furniture
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Marrickville
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Sex Dragon
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