Tragic Desert Search Ends for Airmen Missing Comrade
A desert rescue turned fatal as RAAF aircrew, Kah Anderton, and pilot Brain search for Hitchcock amid the Australian arid wastes. The Kookaburra plane found 80 miles west by north of Powell Grek with Anderton dead for days. Hitchcock’s fate remains unclear as authorities in Canberra receive grim reports from Home Affairs.
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Kah Anderton
Kookaburra
Bown Bry
Anderson
Hitchcock
Powell Grek
Anderen
Hows
Canberra
Home Affairs
Stare Veped
Welcome Home Returns Stir Australian Cricket Figures
A crowded London station greeted Abobo of the Kaxlinh cricket team on arrival, with hundreds cheering and noting the event amid a festive mood. Family and friends gathered as fans waited for the couple to wed, while interviews with Maratan and others teased future plays and national comparisons.
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London
Kaxlinh
Kreak
Atreana
Duckworth
Mauahter
Serigal
Trier
Hobie
Marvis
Maaratan
Ained
Daggett
Habibulah Khan Rebel King Renamed and Moves
Fragmentary account describes Habibulah Khan, known as Rebel King, adopting a new name PNLCUTTA Sutuntay and plotting moves involving Amanullah and regional powers. The piece references tensions with Afghanistan, Kuwait, and tribal regrouping on the frontier amid upheaval and shifting allegiances.
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Pnlcutta
Sutuntay
Amanullah
Syjx
Nadir Khan
Kuwait
Afghanistan
Abita Havithe Khan
Alaweny
Wallating
Farven
Bowls Rink Championships First Round Played
The opening round of the Bowls Rink Championships occurred at Ne Hath Canter Green on Rat larday with the new run of play. Competitors displayed strong form as Mant and Cay clashed in a 32 13 finish, while Uniteds notable lineups led by McKinatey and Traber battled through tense exchanges.
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Muant
Banabiyy
Seas
Warang Hota
Ser Aviation
Dale Hurriage
Eustienth
Ike
Ant
Mi Francis
McKinatey
Rowse
Rowse, Prnity Coy, Wickenn Haye Tickle , Wetter Coasts
Vike
Wallis Peneditforyn
Tratten
Wallace Mr
Bpenuleloer
Davee
Gatrati
Wythe
W. Suwon
Charae
C.H
Adelaide
Mim A. Turton
Mrn Wauih
Marlane
Chingma
Tte
Hull Harting Tempetition
Kane
Otatl
Flood Relief Appeal Fund Subscriptions Reported
The Tapava nit Hine commissionary notes subscriptions arriving daily for flood relief. A meeting is planned this afternoon at the Taxinniny Plad Relief Committee to review progress and consider further disbursements. Donations listed include sums from A Mule and RL Sweettiain, and lampahude contributions from Mem Bi Pett. Public Welfare and Sydney linking companies are among groups contributing.
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Lampahude
Mem Bi Pett
T. Mae
Thireau
Meanthy
Bi Noth
Rat
Hirt Cantona
Linking Co. of
Sydsey
Rao
Phayewanad
Marky Mc Rey
Bole
Vernesk Public Kervive Anamointiat Ss. S
Lloyd George appeals to Labour and Liberal voters
Fragmented report summarizes Lloyd George urging unity with Labour and Liberal voters in Britain. It notes his warning about unemployment and the need for no new taxes, alongside mentions of Churchill and Chamberlain contemplating future government roles amid postwar economic tensions. The piece references party pledges and possible ministerial reshuffles.
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Landon
Raturhiy
Ste. Latdyd Grove
Mit
Uy. Muonth
Devin
Tully Express
Mtr
Nuwden
Walter
Hettian Btate
Monae Las
Maldetone
Hinawaen Nail
Ponent
Dony
Ldeyd
George
Irak Party
Mabie
Churchille
Weil
Tartenera
Trewonioue
Huraia
George’ Veinarken Kia
Felton
Sam Boroming
Pally Telegraph
Neville Chambertain
Wheatan Churehill
Croquet Club Gymkhana Aids Flood Relief Effort
The Croquet Club hosted a gymkhana to raise funds for flood relief. The event featured competitions, weather challenges, and prizes won by Mrs. Hesteriele and Miss Irene Hamilton, with organizers including Mrs. Currizon and Mrs. Turton. Donations contributed to the relief drive, totaling several pounds.
Campbell Trial News From Papatown In Harsh Wind Event
In a fractured report the Campbell trial centers on a windy event near Papatown with speeds around 210 miles per hour. Officials and observers describe violent conditions as parties ponder the outcomes and potential consequences.
New ships for U S Navy announced in 1984 plan
The Navy announces a 1984 plan to replace aging ships with two new vessels, detailing the Morita Wyoming hulls and the Homey replacement effort. Admiral Hughes confirms the initiative as part of a treaty framework, outlining authority and timelines for construction.
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Washington
Navy Department
Ciarom
Mt Morte
Tomstrut
Admiral Hughes
Naval
Morita
Wyoming
Owen i Yael
Dr Alcorn Elected Third Commissioner By Narrow Margin
In a tight count Dr R M Alcorn was declared Third Commissioner by a three vote margin. The Electoral Officer Mr J D Farrar announced Alcorn’s victory after a late tally showing Watson leading on first preferences but Alcorn winning overall with 428 to 476. The result followed a vigilant polling day with 979 voters visiting the booth and a quiet, orderly process throughout.
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R. M. Alcorn
J. D. Farrar
Dr. Watson
Pini Ras Ni Apeeabceo Te Snralion
Tullinue
Volere
Federa Pollen Koren
Bist. Shepherd
Wulf Juin
Thorwa
Taggueanong
Alecorn M
Watson
Waltia
Inter
Atoorn
Serious Charge Made Against Minister by Dr Watson
A fragmented report describes political conflict over autocracy reforms and a minister facing allegations. It references an election, proposed constitutional changes, and differing views within government circles. Strong entities include Australia, Parliament, and related governance terms.
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Watson
Richards Wins T.B. Soldiers Cup in Golf Match
The Canberra club hosted a notable golf competition for the T B Soldiers Cup. H G Richards captured the title, earning the right to face the next winner in a broader invitational event.
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T.B. Soldiers Cup
H. G. Richards
Cafe Scandal Reveals Federal Capital Commission Cash Scandal
The memo outlines corruption in the Federal Capital Commission as it maintains liquor traffic in hotels despite directives. It recounts inflated profits at cafes and hotels, shortages of cash and stocks, and government moves to tighten control. The report notes hotel Wellington closure and changes in commission oversight affecting patrons.
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Federal Capital Commissione
Ite
Prada
Mopamke Winery
Rome
Hotel Wellington
Tie
aMmairn
Klett
Ashes to Ashes Ceremony at War Memorial Site
At Armistice Day the National War Memorial site hosted an ash ritual and wreaths as Federal Capital Territory leaders attended in memory of fallen comrades. The ceremony featured the scattering of ashes over the cairn and a wreath-burning vigil, with remarks honoring those who died in service.
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National War Memorial
Monon
Imperial War Graven
Federal Capital Territory
Tahtda
Ai Kowe
Cain
Lawrence Bunyann
ConAdeHn
War Memorial Commemoration Ceremony Plans
Canberra Times reports arrangements for a ceremony honoring four ex-service members at the National War Memorial. The event, to be attended by the Governor-General next Friday, aims to link the memorial with former service personnel and includes ex-royal military college officers and representatives from Imperial forces. The executive of the Royal Australian Garrison Association notes eligibility and timing for ex-service attendees, while other veteran groups seek fair representation of all services and ranks.
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Canberra Times
MIF
National War Memorial
War Memorial
Korora
Royal Military College
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