Defence Works Exhibit At Royal Show In Sydney
The war exhibit at the Commonwealth show opened with displays of aeroplane engines and rural produce. Minister for Information Senator Foil praised the exhibit as a momentous display showing the two great forces of industry in Australia. He said it reflected the nation’s wartime effort and honoured the work of those serving.
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Sydney
Foye
Australia
Foil
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de Commonwealth
Uproar in State Parliament over Savings Bank policy
The Legislative Assembly erupted as Deputy Premier Bruxner accused the government of mismanaging public savings during the Savings Bank suspensions under a prior Labour administration. Opposition leaders attacked the move, and Labour members defended the Rural Bank’s role while criticizing private interests and licensing provisions in the bill.
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Rome
Savings Bank of New South Wales
Labour
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Real Nee EN Mace
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Lagzarini Lab
Bruxzner
Lang
Bridge Collapse Traps Train Crew Victims Near Emerald
Steam from wrecked engine hampered rescue efforts as a train plunged 50 feet into a crevasse near Brisbane Tuculay. Fireman J.1 train crew member and another man died. Victims identified as T. Con don of Emerald and a second unnamed engine crewman. Authorities suspect a weakened bridge from recent floods caused the tragedy.
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Brisbane
Victin
T. Condon
Emerald
Water produced from breaths
Melbourne reports Professor A Burtell dean of engineering at Melbourne University has invented an iron lung extended to run apparatus that yields pure water from human breath. Under suitable conditions up to three quarters of a pint a day can be collected though usually less than half a pint.
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Melbourne
A. Burtell
Melbourne University
State Parliament Prolonged and Election Date Uncertain
In Sydney the Legislative Council extended sessions and delayed the state election date. Premier Malet indicated the election timing would be announced soon, while opposition leaders urged swift clarity amid overseas military voting concerns. The Army vote issue sparked debate over soldiers abroad and voting rights.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Malet
Mair
Dangerous Driving Verdict in Canberra Omnibus Crash
Willam Jol lisle Hawke of Thirrow found guilty of driving in a dangerous manner in the Canberra area. The Canberra Court heard the omnibus crash on January 2 near the Federal Highway, injuring about 20 people. The coroner exonerated Hawke, attributing the accident to road and weather conditions rather than negligence.
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Willam Jol Lisle Hawke
Thirrow
Betty Seasions Yeaterdt
J. Tinetis
Wallee
Canberra
J. T. H. Condwint
Hiewke
al. Wame
Caranec
Ber Bettwy Pali
Wheat Board Control Resignation Reducers Board to Two Members
The resignation of G. W. Walker from the Australian Wheat Board reduces the three member representation to two as the Wheat Acquisition regulations allow the board to operate with two merchants’ representatives.
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G W.ealker
Amomle
Sc Coesentalivos
Unclear Victorian Park Horse Races with Multiple Entrants
Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of horse names, handicaps, and race notes at Victoria Park. Entries include King Feli, Widgee, Acadia, Trenay Taw, and Herodhes, with various handicaps and classifications like NOVICE HANDICAP and other race labels.
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Vere
Vellirin
Rondeval
Wallate Foote
Shorsesd
van Meer
Ana
EM ‘Akes
Dabilen
Arnwon
Trenay
Nenuregard
Acadia
Micky Beones
Becelem
Ify Bod Urvsapaich
Mario
Lhs
Nowra Hoy Nates
Eoria
Rounman Amat
Rosbery Handicap Scratching and Inquest Report
Scratching at Rosbery Handicap described as Gwen and Se SKULL FRACTURED. Sergeant Vernon Gohe of the Eastern Commons in Dubbo died from injuries after an assault in the camp. Clarke was found unconscious, later said he had been assaulted, and died two days later from a left side head fracture with hemorrhage. Police have invoked detectives to investigate.
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Sergi
Vernon “Gohe
Dubbo
Hos
Clarke
Syme
Richmond Races Denia Wins Richmond Handicap
Denia led early and held on to win the Richmond Handicap at the Richmond races. Rider R James was uninjured after a fall. multiple other races and placings noted with bets and times.
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My Pontiac
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Weizel
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Scout
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Teruln
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Iraq Troops Seize British Post Near Baghdad
Beirut AP correspondent reports Iraqi forces captured a British post near Baghdad after night shelling, with troops pounding the area and advancing under combat conditions.
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Iraq
Queanbeyan Court Handles Traffic and Theft Pleas
Pleading guilty through his counsel Mr H C Deane, William Webber was fined 8 shillings for failing to keep to the left of a carriageway after a collision with a motorcycle at Rutledge Street, injuring rider Camp Gruber who spent three days in hospital. Leslie J. McIntyre and William Pavey faced related charges of unregistered vehicle and stolen potatoes respectively, with McIntyre paying three months registration and Pavey fined five pounds and ordered to return stolen produce.
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H. C. Deane
William Webber
Costa
Queanbeyan Court
Warburton
Webber
Rutledge
Leslie J. McIntyre
McIntyre
J. L. Maguire
Pe Uriarra Road
Maguire
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Pctaimok
William
Pavey
Sutton
F. Cartwright
Imrie
Amangula
Lurtwright
Brother acquitted on murder charge in Nyah case
Harold Woodier farm labourer was acquitted of murder in the 11 year old Violet Woodier death near Nyah on January 18. He was also acquitted on a manslaughter charge. The girl's body was found in a shed away from the home.
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Melbourne
Harold Woodier
Violet Woodier
Nyah
Tennis Resident Championships Extended Entry Deadline
The ACT Tennis Association extends the entry closing date for the resident championships to 6 pm Tuesday due to a shortage of entries. The championships start at 9 am Saturday, April 19.
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A.C.T. Tennis Association
Haa
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