Death sentence plea tests government resolve in Parliament
An Australian parliamentary session debates a death sentence case as Mr Kelly seeks reprieve. Ministers argue for justice and discuss mental condition, with Cabinet considering new representations. The House weighs evidence, while protests and political divisions surface amid calls for mercy or punishment.
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Sydney
Tueway
Nat Ohanags
Kelly Wadandsay
Air
Lang
Treatt
Invandty
Kelly
Rd Haffernan
Ely
Martin
Summerind
Holoway
Anne
Motdorge
Wallace
Triashe
Aticles
Iealency Streter
Mair
Explosion at quarry wounds foreman in Sydney district
A quarry explosion injures Thor Sydney foreman, 40, of Terry Hill, badly hurting his face and neck. He was knocked over and his clothing burned as workers reported lingering explosive residue.
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Thor Sydney
Ythtman Foreman
Terry Hill
Sree Aman Ray
Government Proposal Triggers Debate Among Teachers
The government plan to bar teachers from political activity raises concern at the annual meeting of the South African Teachers' Association. Dr Jean van der Pel argues for stronger discipline and ethics enforcement, while critics say fears are exaggerated and aim to keep classroom politics out of schools.
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Johanneseung
Jean van der Pel
Houth AfMealyeachers’ Association
Ivan der Pol
Eaunell
Uechers Dinizaparres
Vaialel Poela
Anxioua
Hs Hae
Syne Liestaan
Mapping Britain by air survey to aid government work
A British plan uses two air mapping firms Air Craft Operating and CL Surveys to produce rapid photographic maps of Great Britain for the Ordnance Survey Department. Weather limits Britain to about two survey days, while empire-wide mapping expands into Canada Australia Africa India and South America for geological archeological forestry and water resources.
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Great Britain
Han
Britain
Africa
Ordnance Survey Department
Erin
British Empire
Empire
England
Canada
Australia
India
South America
Obituary of District Pioneer Australia Gibbs at Queanbeyan
Obituary records the death of Mr. Australie James Gibbs at Braidwood Hospital after illness. He was a long time resident of the district near Queanbeyan, left a large property, and was linked to the Gibbs family prominent in the region. The notice lists surviving relatives, former occupations, and local ties including Willamsdale and Boura areas, with names of many local connections and mourners.
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Labour
Malr
Vvaitionn
Australie James Gibbe
Braidwood
Butra
Queanbeyan
Froe
Gibbs
A. J. Qibor
James Gibbe
Royum
Whitt
Gmb
Willock
Bydney
Cooma
Mount Campbell
Burra
Chamlet
Jamey Gibbs
Jasenibh
Queanneyan
Ito Onote
Wendin
Howiluen
Gibbs Binghl
Willamsdtnle
Pat
Casaphe
Kramarr
Wwe
Aga Livi
al Reales
Masur
Guicusuyrel
Tellowans
Rivne
Atarotd
Eilley
Tyearn
Svein
Naialan
Emin
Bale
Clydney
Mtr
Eyal
A. Zahnet
Derby
Gwen
Queanbeyan Hospital
Maclin Byrme
Chui
Stan Thesmond
Ryd Wincksman
Giehrt Harrie
Dindy
Joyce
Robert Sinimundathuerett Cutter
Stra J Pooley
Mirx
Jasin Moore
And
Mix Gil Peden
Mrs Wells
Ez Gibbons Bhayly
Trial Date Set After Defence Claim in Woman Assault Case
The case centers on Albert Phiyer Shtelaie and Yogrovinns accused of intent to cause bodily harm during an August 1 incident in SA. The prosecution details Reeves allegedly striking a rat and a witness statement from Sinclair presented to the court. The defence says the accused acted to protect a woman amid the alleged threat.
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Sydney Tyesnia
Wwe
Uae
Arun Dy
Hardwickr
Ima Ebinge
Iulay
Albert Phiyer
Rees
Sinclar
Reeves
Amu
Eydney
Igive
Balyley
San Ingham
Shack
Ecetare Wualloll Forges
Atv
BaVley
Ehiteman
Maby
Mtor
UW Waters
Phebe Bet
Popune
Une
Amd
Wvsatiy
Death of Mr. J. E. Gregory at Canberra
Mr J E Gregory aged eight years and a resident of Cotter Road Canberra has died after a long illness. He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Gregory. Survived by a widow and several children. Funeral held at Kinjelani Cemetery Canberra.
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Jos E B. Gregory
Awa
Cotter Road
Canberra
Mfr
Mira Thamargory
Gregory
Department of the Infavior
Ain van Meld
Biel
Hout
Thomas
Nesenuighters
Topsy
Constance Wd
Helen
Graves Moyrison
Royntis
Shureh of Kinjelani
Can
Visit of American Tennis Players
An obscure clipping notes a visit of American tennis players to Perth from South Australia, with unclear details. The fragment references travel, likely exhibitions or meetings, but specifics such as dates, names, and outcomes are unreadable.
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The
Canberra Times
Better farming and local bureau activity report
Fragmented OCR text references farm work, local officials, and scheduling notes. Mentions Queanbeyan area, AMULET, Caplan, Lease Aunt, and a buggy detail. No clear event, date, or outcomes. Core items appear as stray phrases from a news page, not a cohesive story.
Ancient Treasure Unearthed in Grover Temple Vault
A dig in Athens unveils a hidden trove described as the most important find in Grover's era. The team reports a chest of valuable objects and an ancient temple context, with the discovery linked to a long sought after chiel treasure.
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Athens
Grover
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