Tasmanian lottery plan faces cabinet review
Melbourne report says Tasmanian Labour Cabinet will consider creating a new Tasmanian lottery as Tattersall's plans to move to Victoria proceed. The Adams estate, which runs Tattersall's, defends its 72 year name and revenue concerns, while Tasmanian officials weigh potential revenue loss.
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Melbourne
Te Weno
Iine
Tattersall
Victoria
Tacumaias
R. Cosgrove
George Adams
Tatersall's
Rosewall Beats de Ere in Classic Tennis Match
In a dramatic confrontation, Rosewall defeats an opponent in a tightly contested tennis encounter. The match showcases rapid exchanges and strategic serves as both players push for control, with Rosewall securing the victory in a hard fought rally.
Cane growing lands and government grants questioned
A garbled report notes debate over cane growing lands and a government grants commission. The article mentions parliamentary scrutiny, a lottery in case members favor artery in Cam and Southern areas, and references to Lovegrove and Hadhrad amid concerns over policy control and funding decisions.
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Reese
Lovegrove
Unclear fragmentary text about a music group or event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions beats and Premierie FS-7 with garbled names and phrases. Core details are unreadable, making it impossible to determine a clear headline or scope.
Bowen Waterfront Attack Likely on Federation
A damaged report describes tensions around a waterfront federation and union figures. It mentions Lieut Colonel ED EXDNEY and Mr. Iyoung, plus delegates and a petition from the New Zealand group. The text references workers’ actions and a push for federation terms and compliance.
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Cairns
Fulton
Smart
Cairne Barbour
Iyoung
L. Holgcroft
Wisraae
Tee Tote
Aalensing
Tatiana Ety
Unien
Arieenico Unien
Federation
Caulfield Cup Talk and Adoption Debate in Melbourne
Fragmented report from Melbourne on Caulfield Cup talk amid adoption debate. Mentions Williamson, Witteman, and Feehan Stakes with Moonee Flat references. Notes speculation on jockeys, outcomes, and a possible judgment delivery related to the racing agenda.
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Lewall
Melbourne
Witteman Oeep
Feehan Stakeya
Saturn
Jock Perleer
Tell Cofe
Teasa
Cerices
Mace Rey
Sm Weiing
Ambulance Budget Backers Fueled by Public Support
In a crowded annual meeting the ambulance committee chairman lauded generous public and employer contributions. He noted money raised will fund ambulance plans and remain with ambulance services, not shared with other bodies.
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Fm Ge
Briggs
Bruitien
GW. Davison
Abel Mt
Erar
Denelita
Efforts to check polio labeled complete failure
London reports sep 18 1A APS noting Rauier's Rane representative TEL Sat roc Be with ronal describes efforts to combat poliomyelitis as a complete failure. The fragmentary dispatch uses awkward phrasing but centers on the claimed ineffectiveness of polio control measures.
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London
Rauier
Rane
TEL
Ronal
Social Security in Australia Minister Comment
The minister warned about public health risks and measures, noting disease patterns and infantile paralysis concerns. He urged stronger controls and emphasized the need for ongoing prevention while acknowledging challenges in implementation.
Education funding urged despite student shortages
A fragmented note asserts that the scholarship room is not fit for every student and calls for continued education funding. It mentions concerns about eligibility and the need for broader support to ensure access to schooling.
Governor Completes Far Worth Tour Confusing Visit
Governor John told a press conference in Cairns that he and Lady Lavarack had not been given official opportunity to visit. The remarks followed his tour of far Worth regions, addressing expectations and access for visits.
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John
Cairns
Lavarack
Unclear OCR fragment outlines race event tensions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rival groups and a tense scene at a venue. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases making specifics uncertain.
Melbourne Suffers Wild Weather Hits City
Melbourne endures wild weather with September’s lowest max since 1905. By 3 pm the temperature reached 48.2 degrees, winds and rain persist for 12 hours. A gentle race from Lagmmeston to Melbourne was cancelled and a charity event sustained £300 damage.
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Lagmmeston
Melbourne
Snowbound Areas Report Unusable Mountain Roads
Fragmented report notes snow and ice across higher terrain causing road closures. Wet snow and thaw hinder travel on lower and river-adjacent routes, with limited conditions reported around River Moun area. text is garbled but indicates ongoing winter disruption over a weekend.
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Sven
Mounaia
Sinux
British Atom Leaves by Air for Australia
Fragmentary OCR text shows a travel or transport note mentioning a British atom leaving by air for Australia. Names and complete details are unreadable, with several garbled words and broken phrases about events or people possibly tied to a Thursday schedule.
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Australia
World air record broken by ERITES pilot
Lindon September 19 AAP reports a new world air record set by the ERITES pilot during a ceremonial display. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate rapid progress in aviation speed and endurance by a national team aboard the Le Rgure aircraft.
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Erites
Lindon
Tieville Dake
Te Neuer Hunter
Sireult
Dunsfold
Scixis le
Royel Acro
Salemen
Sick Man On Launch to Mackay Morning Trip
A morning report notes a sick man on the launch bound for Mackay. Jefee Malad is listed as passenger or crew, with timing around 7.4 in the morning. Further details are unreadable.
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Mackay
Allies Clash Over Korean Question and Security in Asia
Fragmented report mixes Soviet North Korean diplomacy with postwar policy debate. Mention of a Kremlin dinner communique pledging aid and rebuilding in the North, plus coverage of Western reaction and rising tensions. Also notes a Sydney incident and police pursuit, reflecting international and local security concerns.
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Asia
Korea
Matenkay
Arampovch
Beara Morean
Kremlin
Gor
Ccn
Beirne
Matenbow
USA
Saung Security
Gsid
Amn
Indie Ageter
Waller
Ink Ervin Thosapuc
Loveridge
Turramurra
Peeramira
Sydney
Mimi
Priany Lifesavers
Mra
Mary Ger
Effert
Tride Wilson
Repu
Wales
Wilson
Urramars
Ridey
Atta Bart
Wresswrine
Turrinltrs
Fae
Sauriay
Elderly Chinese Escape Noted In Fragmented Report
A mangled clipping notes an elderly Chinese group and an interpreter recounting an escape. Gun-waving men are mentioned with unclear actions and locations, leaving the event details and outcomes unresolved.
Progress Toward Peace at London Meeting
The British Labour Party leader Mr Chament tile sees an opportunity for peace as four months pass since in Wincyon Churchill suggested a broader effort. Attlee criticizes American tendency to support everybody and urges focused cooperation with allied nations to avoid an unwise alliance shift. The dialogue emphasizes vital leadership from Britain and the need for steadier American cooperation in the international security environment.
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London
Labour Party
Weader
Chament Tile
Marine Pengrews
Bnward
Wincyon Churchill Sugeest
Big Pox Coulere -Amtlag
Infermatinna
Bertain
Hue
Fe Atlee
America
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Rowewall
Approach Grants Commission
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Caulfield
Eports
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Police Ramm Club
Ee Mee
Sony
Aintie Clunton
Atc
Gsteberg
Cuave
Social Security
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Walle
Sista
Mary
Tineuis
Srisbane
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Eannits
Cy Wal
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Sod
Raynor
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