Propaganda Case Ties to Meat Rationing Charges
In a Special Federal Court today Henry Munnine of the Crown stood accused of aiding enemy agents through meat rationing propaganda. Prescott of Sutherland was fined for circulating materials, with William Hand and Harry Hodgin also fined and bound to observe National Security Regulations.
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Henry Munnine
Crown
Herley Hickking Prescott
Sutherland
William Henri Hand
Harry Hodg
Eight airmen killed in central Queensland collision
Sydney dispatch reports eight airmen died when two training aircraft collided at an ALAAE station in central Queensland. Names listed include Flight-Seret John Bertram Steed, Pigit-Sergt Irwin Haron Snead, Flight Bergt Richard McDougall Garland, and others from Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, and Western Australia.
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Sydney
Alaae
Queensland
Seret
John Bertram Steed
Bundaberg
Pigit-Sergt
Irwin’ Haron Snead
Spottswood Victoria
Bergt
Richard McDougall Garland
West Maitland
Punt
Tames
Ian Mte Kechnie
Henley Beach
South Australia
Milton Charles Hardy
Kingsford
Jenatia Wiliam Willenoks
Richmond
Victoria
Joan Bre Gay
Newcastle
Tandames Dison
Shots Fired in Cashvo Cafe Casino Incident
A man opened fire at the Cashvo Cafe Casino injuring several people. A suspect was arrested later and remanded for eight days on a charge of malicious wounding. The cafe was crowded, with fifty patrons present. The event prompted police to review surveillance and interview witnesses.
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Casino
Alstrajluy Xervicentan
Court congestion relief plans announced for Sydney
The Minister for Justice said special arrangements will ease congestion in Sydney police courts. Thirteen country magistrates will reshuffle rosters to assist metropolitan courts, each working about a week next month, with another magistrate taking a look in Sydney.
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Sydney
Downing
Department of Justice
Thornton
Syd
Rural workers redirected to primary industries in NSW
Deputy Director of Manpower Mr. Bellemore announced that over 600 experienced rural workers recently shifted away from ammunition factories are being sent back to rural work in New South Wales. He said the policy aims to keep experienced rural workers in key primary production roles and to reassign those needed back to the factories only if voluntary.
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Sydney
N.8.w
Bellemore
Nee
Tiniews
Walid
Women's Hockey Grammar Triumph Over WC.A
Grammar 1.8 defeated WC.A 1.0 with goals from Dowling Hay and Daniel and Vautin. Grammar also beat Hall 0. Gruber and Wit led 220M VW.GAC 220M AL with Fisk scoring 1. Hyarew and others contributed, securing a decisive win.
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Grammar
E Dowling
Hay
Daniel
Mr Vautin
Wc.a
Forrest
Hall
Gruber
V. Wit Name Hyarew VW
GAC
AL Sent
Fisk
Services Carnival Leads Red Cross Points Dispute
A Saturday Red Cross Auxiliary event at Manuke Ova raised over 100 in gross receipts. A points dispute clarified that basket hall scores were miscredited, adjusting results to RMLC 26 and Navy 1, ATC 10, Fairbairn 0.
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Red Cross
Nother Vent
Navy
RMLC
ST. A Atc
Fairbairn
Loopholes Closed On Horse Transports
Commonwealth rail authorities issue four new orders to regulate movement of racehorses by rail. The measures ban transporting yearlings for racing and tighten documentation. Officials state the changes close long standing exemptions and standardize racehorse shipment procedures.
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Melbourne
Monslny
Commonwealth
Rail Thinapart
Bowses
Hay
Dili
Mayfowl Found After Autumn Cup Run
Sydney report notes Mayfowl examined after the Autumn Cup display on Star Jay. Vet surgeon Mr Vey Davis found no serious injury, only a slight abrasion on the side from striking the railing possibly causing temporary numbness and faltering. Also mentions Scratchings and Highweight race entries.
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Sydney
Pyjama Girl Inquest Renamed In Melbourne Court
The Pyjama Girl inquest was renamed. Dr A Moiion, pathologist, testified injuries could be pre death and required blows. Dr Mattison said fatal blows could not be removed by body fall. Eye pigment and bone analysis given. Court adjourned to Wednesday for further evidence. coroner to rule by Monday.
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Melbourne
Inquest Waa
A Moiion
Caume
Teath
Coud
Mattison
India
Solliman
O'Day
Amethuirne
R. J. Wright Smith
Barry He
Pruner
Hotel Licences Disputed Over Bookmaker Openings
A historical notice reports objections to hotel licenses for bookmakers. Norman Smidt’s grant to operate a new hotel venue at White Sy Hotel, Roselle, faced scrutiny over alleged illegal bookmaker activity and food-related temperance concerns. The objection cited temporary conduct issues impacting license approval.
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Fromm
Syubifean
Bern
MOMIA
Norman Smidt
Sy Hotel
Roselle
van Ahaent
Saturanger
Sealed sentences suspended for liquor law violations
Judge Markell of the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court suspended sentences for an Ave merchant seamen and another from a Special Federal Court who bought liquor over the fixed prices. They had received terms from three to six months and fines of £50 each. The sentence required a £100 bond to preserve the National Security Regulations.
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Sydney
Markell
Quarter Sessions
P. M. G. Denies Press Delays in Messages
Postmaster General Senator Ashley said adequate facilities were available between Australia and the United States for timely despatch of news. He commented on a cable from America denying the American Society of Newspaper Editors charge that American correspondents in Australia faced up to 12 hours longer transmissions than British and Canadian counterparts.
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Bydney
Mosday
Australia
Unites States
Anid
Senator Ashley
America
Roy Roberta
American Society of Newspaper
Eastern
Amercan
Beneficial Rains Spread Across Victoria
Melbourne report notes extensive rains across Victoria over 48 hours, easing drought in the far north-west after a prolonged dry spell. Weather records show lighter harvest impacts and widespread moisture aiding crops. Authorities urge continued monitoring as systems move east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victori
Constipation and Digestive Ailments Mentioned Briefly
A note on common daily complaints including constipation and allied conditions. References are made to remedies and familiar remedies cited in period advertisements. Emphasizes routine discomfort and general health concerns of the era.
Death of Frederick Simms Pioneer Motorist and Inventor
London notice reports the death of Frederick Simms a pioneer motorist and inventor who drove Britain’s first car His passing marks a notable end to an era of early automotive innovation In related dispatches six miners stoppage at northern pits is linked to pay dispute and production pauses in Sydney reports
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Fionrer
London
Frederick Simms
Sydney
Unclear record due to fragmented OCR text
Unclear content fragments show names Abouil Appol Queensland Hrisgane Mona Vodlay Ceo and Hanlop, with mentions of reelection to deputy lead amid a party context.
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Abouil Appol Queensland Hrisgane
Monang
Our Party Vodlay
Aa la
Hanlop
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