Sudden Passing of Monsignor Haydon in Canberra
The article notes the sudden death of Monsignor Haydon, detailing his birth around 1800, education in Burrick's College Manly, and early priesthood training. It recounts his long service in Canberra from the Mass tent era to the cathedral project, his roles in St. Patrick's School Braddon and other church works, and mentions memorial events and honors from politicians and church figures.
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Monsignor
Maydon
Aarnaby
Aften
St. Joseph's Callie
Munters
Burrick's College
Manly
Lane
Weilkon
Litterature Lot Acayeiter
Etmeier
Win
Fed Lanuagen
Ors
Marge
Bydnay
Kelly
M. Hogan
Queanbeyan
Canberrs
Canberra
Commonwealth Avenue
Te Fan
Mt. Patrick's Bohoo
Braddon
Bt. Christopher's Church
Mannwlle
Waway
Haysien
Kivittes
Walter War & Tembey
Patrice
Runde
Bro ' Evan
German Police Fire On Demonstrations Amid 30 000 Crowd
German police opened fire as 30 000 demonstrators gathered near a parade. Rioters attacked organizers, overturned boxes, and beat bystanders. Officers tried to control the crowd with teargas and arrests appeared likely.
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Weriin
Baat
Epen
Rae
Fan Amuk
Sayy
Newangency
Dena
Burmese Rebels Surrender Near Mandalay Town
Reports say Karen insurgents evacuated Maymyo near Mandalay and surrendered after marching with flags. Large stocks of weapons and ammunition were seized as security measures were stepped up around Mandalay.
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Karen Yeeela
Maymiyo
Mandalay
Mysterious Durban Race Riot Origins Questioned
Johannesburg paper The Stet discusses the Durban race riot origin as a mystery. It argues grievances of Africans against Indians fueled tensions and criticizes authorities for failing to address underlying causes while warning of hidden motives and ongoing discord.
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Johannesburg
Durban
Johanniesburg
the Stet
Rome glad hands 30000 workers for peace rally
Report from Rome says about 30 000 workers from across the world gathered for a peace event. A formal program honored leaders and called for harmony, with participants seen outside Vatican City during Monday events.
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Rome
Orkd
Pune
Vatican
India to Remain in Commonwealth
Calcutta reports a conference where Major figures say India will remain part of the British Commonwealth. Discussion notes India’s status as an independent sovereign republic if the term is used, with debate on future relations and possible criticism of leaders upon return.
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Calqutta
Caerpore
Commonwealth
Pandit Nearust
Landan
Calleagues
Rumania Rejects Western Notes in Turbulent Session
Unclear report from Bucharest describes turmoil as Rumania rejects Western notes and accuses foreign influence, referring to rights provisions and non-interference in internal affairs. The scattered text mentions “7m fon Srinelgila” and references to Western powers amid domestic strife.
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Bucharest
Feumania
Srinelgila
Man shoots, flees after baricading in Auckland scene
A fisherman identified as Rosina Karbonike shot at pursuing officers and others after barricading himself, wounding several including a patrol officer. Police pursued through a back street as the suspect fled toward the beach before a final gun battle left Karbonike wounded. The incident began Tuesday in Auckland.
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Rosina Karbonike
Himelt
Karhoniic
Canadian Pacific Off Ship Runs Ottawa
Fragmented report notes Canadian Pacific off ship runs Ottawa. Mentions Cayntian Paaiae, Warrana deal, Vancouver, Orient, no current plans to reenter, lists Hartel tombanys and a rotation in the Peciile with Cai aalans Paoihe Afensies. Mentions white red Sra white checked Mag, and transfers to Americas.
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Ottawa
Cayntian Paaiae
Warrana
Fnrom
Vancouver
Orient
Opera Hartel
Caiaalans Paoihe
Amernionn
Canaan
Bacine
Untold tale of a girl spared by a statue’s gaze
A fragment reports a U S girl named Suey by Anne Tin aged 11 who faced threats of kidnapping. Killers claimed to be tamed tears in a statue of St Ann and said the girl would not go outdoors alone. Her mother hoped for a cure while claiming no healing powers.
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W York
Anne Tin
St. Ann
Secretary of the Army resigns amid committee testimony
The Daily Mews reports Secretary Kenneth Rayel submitted resignation from the Army Department. He faces confirmation delays as the Senate weighs the decision. Calderle chalpmaen of Une Electric Dardaya Wary Company and director of Jumny Biers are named in the coverage.
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Tae Alge
Secretary of the Army
Kenneth Rayel
Piagnete Curtin
Calderle Chalpmaen
Une Electric Dardaya Wary Company
Jumny Biers
Royall
Large Scale Communist Activity Report Emerges in Buenos Aires
A semiofficial report states that the Slavic Union and Allied Union of Bylo operatives, with 20 associates linked to the Communist network, conducted illegal training and courses in Buenos Aires. The Elme Union allegedly collaborated with European diplomats to spread communist influence among the Blavie colony.
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Burnos
Cderal
Jaegle
Nts
Potica
Blavic Union
Byslo
Phe
Includias
Slavic Union
Patice
Aleric Union
Inter
Elme Union
Buenos Aires
Blavie
Argentine
Appointment controversy over Victoria governorship and military chief
Report outlines a heated debate on appointing Sir Dallas as Governor of Victoria and Royal Commander in Chief while Victoria's Premier and London politics clash. It notes claims Victoria ministers claim advisory rights to the King, and mentions political upheaval amid a deadly Colombia crisis and a garrison on alert.
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Uvmvo
Pesday
Serle
Arsen Betwee
Pat
Victoria
R Rama Sieat Rae
Sir Dallas
Royal Maines
Vietoris
Thar
Urea
Anys
Anatratia
Pinon
London
Victor
Chita Aree
Clnah
Diplomatic clash over Berlin blockade cited by Reuters
The Americans told Australian diplomats that brushes of views matched between sources and the Soviet bloc. Berlin reports describe Allied and Soviet tensions amid a power conference on Germany and verification attempts by officials.
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United Renac
Raglan
Moxie
Fepura
Berlin
AD American
Feral aUalik
Germany
Reuters Corremoaodent
Gerin Saya
Bowen
Convicted on charges tied to unAmerician Acts
Garhard Eisler was convicted on port charges connected to concealing Communist ties while seeking a passport to depart the United States. He was described as a top American communist by the Un-American Activities Committee and remained imprisoned after last August.
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Ist
Garhard Eisler
Eisley
America
United States
Cagreas
Communists Plan U S Negro State Trial Claims
Fragmentary report describes a plan by a party leader to promote a separate Negro state in the United States. It mentions the Rational Convention, Red Army instructors, and alleged recruitment among various groups. The text is garbled but implies movements aiming to exploit race issues and overthrow government.
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Wiliam O'Dell Nowell
Spirag
Torabe
Unete
Bixtea
Anche Negro
Cam
Sean Puade
Uman
Kevin
Nowell
Rim
Fema
Seni
Red Army
Greek government says army clears guerrillas from fortified positions
A Greek government communique claims the army cleared guerrillas from strongly fortified positions near the Barantabore River in the Geammos mountain area. More than 16 guerrillas were alleged killed or captured in the action.
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Athens
Enimimiaur
Barantabore
Alain
Explosion on Ecuador ship near Guayaquil injures several
Eyewitnesses report a blast aboard the tourist motor vessel Furk han near Port Bolivar on Saturday while en route from una. Four people killed or missing, two injured, and one unidentified person rescued as rescue teams rush to the burning vessel.
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Guayaquil
Heundor
Furkhan
Port Bolivar
Cuba urges commission on Hungarian trials and UN actions
The Cuban proposal seeks to bar Hungary and Bulgaria from UN membership pending trial investigations. It references Cardinal Mindszenty and Bulgarian clergy, urging the commission to report to the General Assembly in September. The text stresses rights of the Big Three Powers and nonprejudice toward other nations.
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Cuba
Cube
United En
Hieged
United Naona
United Nations
UN Assembly urged to intervene on Greek executions
The United Nations General Assembly was urged by delegates including Poland and others to intervene in Greece to halt executions of Greek trade unionists. A vote 31 to 6 upheld a committee ruling on competence while calls for action persisted as Athens faced death sentences amid military trials.
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New York
Vandana
Alnaaten
Rusia
Coramite Yee
Fernand van Cagenove
Lagenhove
Alx
Julius Kate-Suchy
Iater
Netee
Knaembly
Dr. Vat
Athens
Julius
Bucny
Be. Bvatt
Grbek Tage Vail
Exyrotad
Kvatt
Hhien
Giant U S Aircraft Carrier Keel Laid at Newport News
The keel of Americas new giant aircraft carrier for the United States was laid at Newport News. Costing 186000000 dollars, the ship will be the largest in the world, about 1000 feet long with a 30 foot beam at the waterline, designed for long range bombers.
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New York
America
Carrian
Sn United States
Newport News Inc
US to Wait and See on Chinese Reds
A wary note from the United States signaling patience as it screens potential policy moves toward China. Officials say no candidate or action will be rushed, emphasizing careful assessment of the evolving diplomatic landscape and possible steps after broader consultation.
Divorce Notice Service Issues Appear in Federal Case
The court found the first wife not served with notice of the divorce action and did not participate in proceedings. The document cites failure to serve as invalidating the divorce action and notes the need for proper service under federal court rules.
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Wwe
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