Queen approves drastic curtailment of Royal West Australia tour
Adelaide Mar 22 The Prime Minister announced the Queen approved a drastic curtailment of the Royal tour in West Australia. The indoor event will be abandoned and meals will be prepared on board. Shaking hands and bouquets from children will be banned during the reduced schedule.
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R. G. Menzies
West Australia
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Royal Household
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Fragmentary note on hydrogen bomb use and warnings
A garbled text fragment discusses hydrogen bombs and a warning from authorities. It mentions a war, reactions, and references to people and events but lacks clear details, dates, or locations. The readable parts imply concern over nuclear weapon use and potential consequences.
Salesman Admits Deliberate Lies Before Commission
A salesman testified about fabrications before the royal commission, admitting deliberate lies while stating he did not know what charges would follow. The hearing revealed unsettling details as evidence was presented and questions raised about accountability.
Canberra to Brisbane rail link story fragment
A fragmentary 1934 report mentions Canberra and Brisbane with brief notes on a railway or event, but lacks full details. The readable pieces indicate a transit or route topic dated April 22, 1934, with names such as Gold Pettey appearing in the garbled text.
Man on trial for murder in unclear report
Fragmentary text reports a murder trial with garbled details and names that are unreadable, mentioning an alleged victim and possible testimonies. The fragment also references locations and authorities but lacks coherent facts or identifiable individuals.
Eighty Two Dairy Farms in Postwar Pastures
An OCR fragment lists eighty two dairy farms and mentions pastures linked to a rural area. The readable text suggests a catalogue or notice about farm properties and land use in a farming district.
Basic Wage Hearing Opens At Industrial Court
The Industrial Court opens the basic wage hearing with Trades and Labour Council presider Mr. G. Deweon delivering the opening address. The session proceeds as witnesses and submissions begin after initial remarks.
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Trades and Labour Council
G. Deweon
Flying Doctors Objection on EN Beene Flight
A brief notice reports objections raised to a Flying Doctors flight plan involving En Beene. The dispute centers on route authority and safety compliance affecting coordinated medical flights.
Fragmented OCR summary from unspecified Greece and canal reports
Fragmentary text outlines Greek matters, French expectations, and a GrecoTurkish or Greco French context with mentions of Diyarbakir style canal, Darwins week, and a whistle of investigations. It references barbed wire, internal talks planned by September and a mix of unrelated notes about engines and rents.
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Op... Incomplete Title Reflects Faded OCR
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dated scene with names? No clear events. Key entities are garbled and difficult to identify, leaving minimal concrete details to summarize.
Mau Mau Tales Not Held Arowl
Not held Mau Mau tales feature in a brief note from March 211, signaling an event disruption and uncertain schedule. The item references organizing bodies and participants, with no detailed outcomes or dates.
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