Toure Alloa and Seino Face Off in Table Tennis Title Match
In a local event, Toure Alloa and Seino Thomas contest the title with Shaw and Bertha as notable entrants. Dems, aged KS 108c, participate in the mixed events while Manis Ire Pitagib shows up for preliminary rounds.
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Funeral Notice for Warren nee Caly in Melbourne
Relatives Gad and friends announce the funeral of Warren nee Caly. The service will depart from the Methodist Church Quedaberan on Sunday morning. A public cortege will proceed to the presions re seers ace in Melbourne.
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Warren Nee Caly
Ure Inte Bez
Laura Secsaranare
Quedaberan
Canberra
Melbourne
Man and mother shot by same bullet case in Lewisham
A man wounded his mother during a nighttime attempt to abduct a baby from their home. The mother and son were struck by a single bullet from a 7 revolver during a suspected assault in Petersham precinct. A 24 year old man was charged with shooting with intent to murder and possessing an unlicensed revolver. police at Petersham Station filed the case. Mrs Ward and her son were hospitalized at Lewisham Hospital with injuries described as potentially life threatening. treatment was reported as ongoing.
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Rydney
Inl Tome
Ee Ume
Petersham
Missing prom ship furs mystery at Auckland port
Prominent furs valued at 11 000 disappeared from a ship docking in Auckland. Locker rifled after theft discovered by a doctor aboard the Jef London. Police investigating to trace the fur theft at the Rapier Bear site and unveil possible suspects.
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Auckland
Auch
London
Pollo
Notable names linked to a strange day incident in Newcastle
An unclear clipping lists multiple individuals including Oney, Fancag N, Watterson, and Sydney names linked to a hospital ride accident and a later event at Punchbow with a woman and several men. Details are fragmented, but the piece suggests injuries following a public altercation near a factory, with references to Marrickville and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
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Fancag
Watterson
Broky & Jeg
I Newcastin
Royal Prince Alfred ‘Hospital
Canberra Forecast For Sunday Weather Update
Local forecast for the next 24 hours predicts light showers on hills with cold westerly winds. Expect unsettled conditions in the morning with south west breezes easing later and showers possible across exposed areas.
Canberra Weather Forecast Translated Fragment
Fragmentary weather note from Canberra mentions wind and maps near Mason Bay. unreadable OCR limits precise details. core items indicate wind conditions and location references with uncertain context.
Australians Urged to Unite Against World Economic Trouble
The Canberra Times editorial warns that global economic disturbance could impact Australia and urges swift government action and public cooperation. It stresses resilient policy, coordinated industry effort, and maintaining trade with Britain while avoiding protectionist stances to safeguard prosperity.
Erosion Control Examined by New South Wales Expert
An article in the journal by a New South Wales conservationist discusses erosion across the territory. It details gully widening, grazing impacts, soil destruction from burning and trampling, and the loss of water and land. The piece notes cooperative efforts with the Commonwealth and state conservation services to test erosion control measures and protect lower lands from spread of soil poverty.
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Mall Conservation Service
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Ube
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Allover
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Ates
Coperinen
Canberra to Brisbane Air Voyage Reported Morning
A brief notice reports an air voyage from Canberra to Brisbane by air, with an arrival expected in the morning hours.
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Brisbane
Yeater
Police Raid Club Sydney in Runday Case
Police raided a Sydney club on Runday and discovered items tied to illicit activity. Officials reported seizure of questionable materials and potential evidence linking to a broader inquiry. The operation targeted suspects connected to the venue and ongoing investigations.
Death of Sleeping Girl in Melbourne
Reported death of an 18 year old girl described as sleeping, following a medical condition diagnosed as water on the brain and related complications. The fragment notes the girl recently tied pigs from Tentery, with partial references to a royal hospital and ongoing medical progress.
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Melbourne
Lilice Abe
New Ordinance Limits Hospital Board Powers
A historical notice describes an ordinance placing limits on the hospital board powers. It details board directions, ministerial oversight, and future budget and service provisions including medical, surgical, nursing, and dental care, with changes to accounting and tax references. The document notes ministerial control and the board’s authority to amend its own structure under the new framework.
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Australia Considers Restricting U.S. Film Imports
Report from Sydney notes distributors of American films in Australia await an official government announcement. Officials indicate current policy is unsettled and no firm opinion has been declared.
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Suntay
American Filme
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No Housing Room for Ainslie Cricket Club
Ainslie Cricket Club faces housing shortages as the Department of Works declines request for housing near their ground. Officials cited unavailable funds and project delays though club leaders pressed for timely access to materials and space for upcoming competitions.
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Chinese Allowed to Land in Australia
An obscure historical clipping notes that Chinese migrants face bond requirements and rehabilitation terms as they seek entry or land in Australia after wartime or reconstruction periods. The fragment mentions three Chinese Australians seeking settlement and references a bomb-related wartime name and a figure of 100 pounds bond.
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De Moten ban on film exports to Britain sparks talk
In a Sunday report from New York the De Moten group voices opposition to halting film shipments to Britain. Eric Johnston of the Motion Picture Association of America notes Britain’s shift against Hollywood, while industry figures weigh potential consequences for the American market and cinema trade.
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Eric Johnston
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Johnston
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Hollywood Moon
Briai
Woman Shot in Back After Quarrel in Tamworth
Janet Mewton, 65, was shot in the back at her Tamworth home after a quarrel with a man who arrived carrying a rifle. She was taken to hospital in serious condition. Police arrested a man later, with reports he is a returned alderman possibly unsettled after war.
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Quarrel
Mewtown
Howe
Seurvale
Governor General’s shaky Eagle Farm landing witnessed
A disjointed OCR report describes the Governor General and Mrs Yah arriving at Eagle Farm with two daughters amid a crowd. It mentions a ceremony and a race titled the Kings Cup at Magic Farm, naming participants Brian and Kilner Sa and other unclear details.
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Magic Farm
Unclear text about Uranium mining and German actions
Fragmentary article describes activities related to uranium mining and German actions. Readable portions mention Western nations, Germany, and new plants or sites. Details and dates are not discernible in the available text.
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Conference to hammer out new materials plan for Commonwealth
Ministers meeting in Cenburea to discuss a Commonwealth wide materials plan to boost housing, timber and iron outputs. A special housing scheme for workers in the Pi Kembla district and Nevasatie runs will be reviewed, with experts urging coordinated production and equitable material distribution across states.
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Irow
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South Pacific Air Transport Council Meets to Discuss Regional Service
The second meeting of the South Pacific Air Transport Council opens in Canberra to consider regional air service operations. It will address Pacific services and the Tasman route by Tasman Empire Airways. The council includes Britain Australia New Zealand and others with observers. Permanent chairman is Australian Minister for Civil Aviation Drakeford.
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Australia
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Australian Miniater For Civil Aviation
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Port Said Workers Lock Up as South Ship Arrived
Port Said reports describe hundreds of demonstrators opposing the arrival of the steamer Valencians with 3,000 troops aboard for the Far East. Crowds waved flags and protested as dockside officials moved to secure the vessel amid scattered clashes.
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Royal Canberra Golf In The Ring
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A Clark
H McGuiness
Ority
Bidin Marcus
Pea
Weutsiog
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Arrest of Three Stowed on Ship Leads to Deportation
Three individuals were detained at a harbor police station on a deportation warrant after being found aboard a ship. The arrest occurred at night at Central Police Station, with proceedings set for early morning. The case involves charges of harboring and related offenses.
ACTU To Debate Ban On Dutch Shipping
Trade and Labour delegates of the ACTU meet to consider a ban on Dutch shipping. The international executive, Mr Le B. Austen and Mr J Mu, will decide after Melbourne talks tomorrow. Delegates indicated they will vote but no decision reached yet.
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A.C.T.U. Meat
Sydney
ALIS
le B. Austen
J Mu Oh
Melbourne
Adreaton Ends Supply Strain Amid Global Power Shortages
Amid ongoing global tensions the minister for trade and shipping warns of critical power shortages as the supply chain falters. Adelaide and Newenstte officials race to avert further outages while industry leaders urge rapid action to stabilize energy and transport networks.
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Urea
Miniater
Renster Ashke
Ives Alemont
Adelaide
Washington seeks 3,084,241 dollar settlement from Dutch firm
A jumble of clipped phrases reports Washington asking a Dutch company for an immediate 3,084,241 dollar change related to Java operations. The text implies arbitration as an alternative, with mentions of the State Department and a forthcoming deadline in March or April.
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Sexy Inbrandtven Co. Ene
Marmun
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Cutnen
Trade Unione Narrows Focus Amid Government Push
In Sydney reports indicate Trade Unionists plan to shift effort toward government projects to curb luxury spend. The True Labour Council led by Mr. Austis signals a firm stance on stabilized control and restraint while preparing for tighter oversight on material diversion.
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Sydney
Goxie
True Labour Council
Austis
Woman Charged With Shooting After Widow’s Death
Police report a 5 year old widow’s death being investigated as a shooting case. Relatives and officers described a tense incident with a suspect woman charged as the case unfolds.
Local notice fragment with unclear figures and places
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Marmont Extended and Parkers with scattered figures including 734 and 1400 pounds. Details are unclear, several names and places unreadable, no coherent event or outcome can be established from the text.
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