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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
4
An unclear report references a Communist employed on guided missiles and a military test site in Virginia. It notes questions about travel and personnel, with a later security police reprint and follow up about the individual's status.
Sydney court heard William John Hunter a 32 year old Qantas pilot from Rowsville faced trial for allegedly taking gold from a belt and concealing it in his pocket during a search. Prosecutors said the belt contained about 23 marks value with 14 to 165 pounds in notes. Hunter admitted handling the gold and claimed he intended to sell it but argued he did not steal it. Police later questioned him as the case proceeded in court.
Reading of the fragment shows Malaya imports and Asia trade notes with Austro-Hungarian references and statements on imports valued at 7,050 pounds. The text mentions inlay agreements, future trade, and increasing duties or prices while citing Melaye and Attaliag in a supposed context.
Fragmented OCR text discusses appearance linked to health, noting a climate of medical and social opinions. It mentions a theory or claim about how physical looks reflect wellness and hints at societal attitudes toward women in a historical setting.
Bromwich and Bidwell win the US tennis doubles title in a hard fought match. The pair overcome early momentum from Bedgman and Worthington, utilizing steady serving and tactical placement to clinch the decisive sets and claim the championship.
Noonan shines in Sydney fight, delivering a powerful display against rivals. Reports detail aggressive exchanges, a strong late surge, and a split decision that underscores his boxing prowess and crowd appeal.
In Melbourne a group of lunatics escaped from a penitentiary unit but were recaptured. One inmate allegedly caused a disturbance by breaking his cell bar and freeing two companions, prompting pursuit and capture nearby.
Readable fragments indicate world class runners may join Australian meet at Manik Oval to contest the professional title. Names linked to Melbourne February event include Victorian and American track stars. Canberra visitors could affect the local program at St Patricks Day grounds.
A fragmented report describes poor facilities for footballers at a Timner syainla wali event on Saturday. The text notes crowd attention and a plan involving an interior pulley system, with spectators and limited odor-free dressing rooms.
A fragmented report notes the Wage Control Act declared invalid amid political contention. References to Adelaide Moyita Trenniceyi and Morgan suggest a contested case with potential parliamentary action and state supreme court involvement.
Fragmentary report describes stock sale at Flamington with ewe and lamb prices and general market quality. Mentions Bollinby and Byonry traders, heavy bullicky stock and steady quotations, with several names and figures obscured by OCR.
Police describe a violent assault on a Sydney woman in Marrickville near Victor Road. The attacker chased the victim, struck her, and fled. court records show the accused faces charges with details to be clarified.
Police say Kenny Walton, 26, a Kingston Wharf rferk, died after distress and anxiety led to nervous exhaustion and a state of unease. Constable Turner reported Walton had earlier left hospital notes and a war service record. authorities linked his demise to mental strain and temporary unbalance, noting his inability to complete university studies and ongoing anxiety affecting work.
In Canberra Court Mr G H Thorpe SM remanded multiple defendants until September on driving related charges. Details include Robert Aine, 40, fined 9 pounds for alleged indecent language. Stanley Charles Vickery, 40, jailed five pounds for failing to answer charges. and George Monty tilewitt among others.
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