Anzac Statue Unveiling By Gorton I Plan
About 250 members of the Desert Mounted Corps of World War I are expected to attend the unveiling ceremony in Angie Parade to honor the Anzac Mine memorial. Mr Gorton Pina Sate leads the event as the mounted figure depicts New Zealand and Australian forces in a wartime diorama.
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Desert Mounted Corps
Tate
Angie
She
Rame
Gorton
Aumirainght Biireman
Pall Oul
Wien
Moss
Autrai
Diane
Zealanl
Faye Palorine
Ring
Wienges
Fiat
Mapa
Pra
Helt
Giuseppe Pirina
Surry Hill Leuacy
Pirina
Sam
Ignatius
Dominic
Mary Dovey
Uitish
Australi
Ali Fe
Tax fines on ha ster Digger says 'officer told me not to wed'
Sydney report states a 22 year old national serviceman claimed army officers advised him against marrying a Vietnamese when he sought permission. The man described pressure and dissuasion from commanders and an officer in charge, amid a Tet era context.
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Digger
Sydney
Fragmented OCR reads like a damaged note
The readable text contains scattered fragments mentioning months and names but no complete events or clear facts. It appears to be a partially legible OCR page with stray words and stray names, lacking a coherent report or outcome.
ACT not planning breath tests
The ACT will not introduce breath analysers this year in alignment with limited readiness and expected NSW rollout later. The note mentions uncertain cooperation with departments and cites testing plans as not yet finalized, with references to regional health and transport agencies.
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Act
Coineile
Nsw
Yarra Glen traffic plan details amid confusing notes
The document outlines a traffic plan for Yarra Glen with unclear place names and improvised street references. It mentions Tessughion and Cursuthers Street, timed detours, temporary keris, and a mixture of nonsensical terms, suggesting a garbled OCR of routing changes and control points without clear dates or official actors.
Soviet Union urges UN probe on New Guinea bases
The Soviet Union called for a full UN inquiry into the use of military bases in New Guinea. Commander Pavel Shabho proposed adding details to the UN working paper and pressing formal discussions in the committee. He cited American initiatives and stressed caution against reverse purposes while maintaining transparency.
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Unithe
Soviet Union
New Gainea
Pavel Shabhosaid
Columiatium
Norton Sh
Anton
Shukhow
Wahine Disaster Toll Rises as Body Found in Wellington Harbour
The death toll from the Wahine sinking climbs to ten. A mutilated body was recovered from Wellington Harbour, as rescue teams continue to search for victims and injuries among survivors.
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Wellington
Wellingion Harbour
Hotels fund drive targets Australian Forces Oversea Fund
A chaotic OCR of a regional note discusses hotels and an Australian Hires Association fundraiser to support the Australian Forces Overseas Fund. It mentions funding 4500 men, labor groups, building trades unions, and possible wage changes, with references to ACT and Christmas Island issues and a planned award event.
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Sydsty
Drive Tt
Overseys Fond
Inirystein Avital Federal
Wolter
Christmas Island
Surat
Apni
Ann Canheyia
Puiniers
Nsw
Ite
Burnes
Sid
Plisierets
Een
Todd Workers
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Thornton
Ctilevneh
Smale
Bala
Pillar 19
Private Thorntin
Anak
Morris
Queensland
Yarra Glen
Tessughion
Cuind
Heine de Taled
Vastarda
Keris
Creepas
Russia
Repco
Repo
Venice
Lonsdale Street
Braddon
A.C.T
NAVY
Commonwealth Employment Office
Anata District
Alnslie Ave
Coles Stores
Reik
Harkii Coffee
Harris Pure
Harris
Ae Se LD
Kenya
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