Youths charged with breaking and entering at Ryde Court
Three youths appeared at Ryde Court on charges of breaking and entering. Reginald Walter P Martin, Alfred James Wivana, and John Ryd Ke faced eight charges including theft from a golf club, liquor and goods. The gang allegedly used force and drove away three vehicles and a poker machine. total goods valued over £1000. They were remanded for trial at Parramatta on September 2.
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Clarke
Anid
Parramatta
Taxation case linked to Trautwein creditors in Australia
The Australian High Court examiner considers the Trautweins and related creditors over £88 000 in import licences and 424 000 in claims. The Official Receiver seeks retirement of claims and release of assets tied to Australian National Airways. Court action, including Director-General of Civil Aviation involvement, aims to resolve licensing and asset distribution for a complex bankruptcy matter.
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Tas
LALA
Ageinat
Theodore Charles
Amnion Wis
Tully
Oves
Sydney
Thureday
Trau
Licen
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Man
Austranext
van National Airways
Neyo
Akiona
U.A
Manila
Austra
Eagle Farm
Brisbane
Unes Maavit
CW Aviation
Am Impor Cence
Estonian Refugees Fail to Find Haven in America
A group of Estonian refugees sailed 30 days across the Atlantic to Miami and landed without valid immigration permits. The 11 men 6 wives and 9 girls aged five faced uncertain futures as navigator Melix Pandres said they would not return to Europe and believed they would become American citizens.
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Atlantic
Miami
Behicon
Estonia
Miami Harbour
Madaira
Boden
Mogland
Spain
Melix Pandres
Europe
Canberra rugby league team braces for Cary Cup defense
The Canberra team plans to defend the Cary Cup against Captain's Fiat at Queanbeyan on Sunday with Kearney Walters Magone Clear Hinchman O'Brien Southwell MecAppalan Tavenor Murray Pritsler Trand Burgun and reserves McMillan Hardy. The squad leaves Civic at 1.30 and Kingsom at 1.40. Reserve grade and Captain's Plate fixtures follow with listed players.
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Mulligan
Hickaman Frost
Armstrong
Millan
Emblem
Crows
Hillngford
Rees
Thompson
Marlowe
Grant
Canberra Teant
Quessibeyan
J. Kearney
N. Walters
N. Magone
T. Clear
K Hinchaman
L. O'Brien
J. Southwell
W Me
Fire damages hardware store in Wagga
A fierce blaze caused extensive damage to a hardware store in Wagga. Firefighters and staff actions prevented spread to adjacent buildings though the rear shop section was gutted and most stock was destroyed, with insurance covering the losses.
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Wagga
Irdies Limited
Vardwrare Merthanta
Tom
Orage
Women’s hockey fixtures Saturday reported a busy schedule
The notice lists 1.45 pm Ex-students versus 81 Chris toper n tie and a 10 am start for a general cashiering of rid races. It mentions nurses versus university in grade IV and the Burney University coach Wells heating the Acton round. The semi finals of both grades are set for September 14.
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Christoper
Colwell
D. Rappters
Granmay
McKena
Spmn Ywca Ty
Rorrest
Paul
Southwell
University
Wilkinson
MM Brophy
Ser
Drought Relief for Queensland Producers Debated
The Commonwealth faced a tense exchange over drought relief for Queensland farmers. Prime Minister stated no requests were received, while officials discussed relief scope. The discussion touched on support for drought-stricken producers and potential measures pending approvals.
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Commonwealth
Ucenant
Tanion
Queensland
Sal
Forth
Court disallows question of basic wage in Melbourne hearing
In Melbourne the Arbitration Court disallowed a question on revising the basic wage tied to weekly claims. The court gave no directive to consider the wage during the hearing of the related matters, and declined to make further statements. Witness questions covered wage rise versus reduced hours and housing supply projections in New South Wales.
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Melbourne
Uy. Ene
JC Woulot
Act
Drake-Brockman
C.G. Wright
Scholl
W. J
Harris
Housing Commission
New South Wales
Inga
Irmum
New, South Wales
Men Found After All Night Search at Grand Canyon
Six hours into the rescue two men Cecil Burton and Douglas Curtain from Katoomba were found in a ravine between the Grand Canyon and Blackheath. They were exhausted and exposed to bitter westerly wind after attempting a Grand Canyon visit at night. They had wandered about two hours before darkness forced them to halt and wait for daylight.
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Katoomba
Cecil Burton
Cholerton's
Katoorty
Douglas Curtain
Katoombi Street
Use Grand Canyon
Gavete Uexp
Uney
Gaol Escapees Near Smothered After Escape
Two inmates Angus Placida and William Henry Finch were arrested after attempting to escape Long Bay Penitentiary on July 28. They reportedly concealed themselves in bags on a lorry and emerged at a military camp nearly smothered. They were committed for trial at Central Court.
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Sydney
Hemlan
Angus Placida
William Henry Finch
Central Court
Long Bay
Tewan
Tral
Big Expansion Planned in Building Force
The Prime Minister announced a coordinated plan by Commonwealth and state governments to sustain building activity postwar. Aimed at 180000 minimum labour, the drive targets housing, hospitals, factories, and other projects with private sector participation and strong employment gains. Brick and roofing material production have risen since mid 1945, with rail and coastal shipping improvements pledged to support stalled postwar expansion.
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Mr Chifley
National Works Council
Dawson
Chifley
Hospitala
Rehoda
Australie
Galata Ua
Chiffley
Commonwealth Shipping
Ft Escenas Taditions
Sane
Aetna
Pete Aa Sat
Governmant
Pebrach Coma Sry
Meron
GUIDE NOTES FIRST CANBERRA GUIDES MEETING UPDATE
Guide notes outline no meetings during school holidays. At a Ted day meeting the Swallow Patrol led by Clair Harrison had a social effort to send gifts to China. Addresses listed and training days noted for Tendeetool Second Class work with continued company activities and a holiday meeting schedule. Canberra Rangers announce two week gap due to licensing holidays.
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Gulden
Swallow Patrol
Clair Harrison
Calder
Ashe
China
Bougainville Street
Manuke
John's
Morse
Pensioner Remanded Over Rail Gate Incident
Victorian era report states Victor Edwards aged 30 of Portland was remanded at Adelaide Police Court on a railway sabotage charge after a derailing incident last night. Police say a pensioner pulled a lever endangering passengers. the goods train and carriages derailed with few injuries.
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Adelaide
Victor Edwards
Portland
Presiore Tactics Financial Policy Reported in Sydney
Sydney officials report Labour Party pressure tactics aimed at tax cuts and fiscal policy shifts. The Deputy Leader cited sources claiming Prime Minister Chifley would announce a tax cut of 11 percent or product of staged reductions, tied to political maneuvering around Menzies policy.
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Sydney
Prominsat Labour Party
Chifley
Ition
Manimius
Ar. Marrison
No Immediate Flood Rise From Thaws Reported
Warmer temperatures raise a flood menace in alpine river basins yet no rise is expected soon. Snowfalls continue heavy in regions like Kiandra and Koaduako, with no thaw indications and rivers held by recent snowfall.
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Sydney
Alps
Koaduako
Kiandra
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