Mysterious Search Yields Young Man Found Nearby
A laboring search party found a young man near a farm in Missouri, eight miles from Tet by nightfall. The man appeared dazed and crawling on hands and knees, crying, and was transported to a hospital around 8:30 pm. The incident involved Dr George Washington Clave and references the Carver Native Monument near Joplin.
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Aerhart
Arriva
George Waslington
Carver
Joplin
Beonorre Jay
Har
Caeves
Davity
Deve
Dawson Knocks Out Bernie Hall in Chaotic Bout
The Sydney fight ends in a dramatic rally as Fred Dawson floors Bernie Hall with sharp lefts and rights. Hall claws the ropes in a tense sequence while Dawson dominates on points, the crowd erupting as the bell ends the bout amid referee and observer scrutiny.
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Drownings Follow Rescue Attempt in Local Water Incident
In a tragic swimming accident two rescuers died amid a bid to save others. Witnesses identified diverly. authorities name Norman Murkindoy and Wallace Boswell among involved bystanders as the scene unfolded near a riverbank.
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Orinan
Wallum Boswell
Alia
Walter
Thiave Bolwell
Dismissed Men Plan Appeal to Prime Minister
Report notes dismissed men intend to appeal to the Prime Minister. The text mentions a protest against expenditure and a public gathering at a hall, with references to a minister and a march or protest linked to a comet sighting.
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Sel Eaurn
Mtr Strain
Badd Tynrn
Mrs Grills Faces Second Charge in Court
Mrs Grills appeared at the Katoomba District Coroner's Court facing a second murder charge connected to the death of her stepmother Adelaide Mickelson on November 1, 1947. Detective Fergusson attended the hearing as she awaited further arrangements and possible additional charges related to the case.
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Thureday
Mira
Caraline Grille
Widurty
Widsow
Angeline Thomas
Pla
Isidimine
Katoomba
Vnl
Meg
Grilla
Vita
Unellinn
Aira
Thomeus
Lears
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Adelaide Mickelson
Alan
Murdne
Fergusson
Grilly
No Canadian Aid With Woomera
Fragmentary text describes Canada and Australia discussions on intervention programs and aid related to Woomera. Mentions Canada’s stance and potential guided programs amid Australia relations.
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Woomera
Reluctant to Prosecute Communists in Australia Debate
Fragmentary report shows officials debating whether to prosecute suspected communists. Arguments cite political risk, public mood, and legal standards, with officials noting prosecutions could inflame anti communist sentiment and hinder state security. The piece records positions of unnamed ministers and department staff amid ongoing public controversy.
Plan for Duke area workmen club and hospital expansion
Disjointed notice outlines a new club at the core y of Childerstrent and Tiniversity Avenue opposite Canberra High School to support hospital expansion. It mentions several planned facilities, a foundation start likely in Beroinbrr, and a projected cost around £194 009 with accommodations and a gymnasium.
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Tiniversity Avenue
Canberra High School
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Sara
Australia mulls GATT withdrawal amid global trade stress
The article reports Australia weighing withdrawal from GATT amid negotiations and proposed reforms. It notes possible new arrangements, UN and Allied responses, and implications for access to markets, with mentions of ministers and international bodies shaping the stance.
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Australia
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Amalteiin
Austria
Moneng
Tadd
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Hanon
Urgent Wheat Crisis Prompted by Government Disagreement
Ministers push for an orderly next year wheat harvest plan amid delayed agreements and uneven advice from agencies. Officials seek a timetable, stable marketing authority, and legislation to protect growers within eight weeks.
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