Governor General Fields Sixer In Day Of Gay Cricket
The report recaps a cricket match with Governor-General achieving a sixer amid close play at Manuka Oval. Notable players include Benualts and Graveney, with performances by May and Welton highlighted. The piece notes attendance and tense moments as teams competed for victory.
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Benouf
Evr
Willian
Josnell
Auagen
Legion Ton Amid
Ulu Rani
Ivan Altre
Edie’ Fingieton Mia
Hutton
Halle
Graveney
Menaul
Fyaen
M C C Manager Hospitalized After Stomach Complaint
M C C manager Mr G Hovkard was admitted to Canberra hospital with a stomach complaint. Officials reported the illness as non life threatening and said he is receiving medical care.
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M.c.c
G. Hovkard
Canberra
Cem Wenary
Judges Attack Mr Cain Over Salaries Dispute
The Chief Justice and fellow judges denounce government salary plans in a letter to Mr Cain. They show the 1872 scale of 3500 pounds for the Chief Justice and 2000 pounds for each judge, contrasting with current totals and urging Parliament to respect constitutional norms and communications rights.
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Cain
Institute of V Inria
Catho
Nic
Supreme Court
Hosa
Gudgen
Hosduin
Victoria
Varlkarie
Pcture
Natar
Ue Vict
An Bar Counell
Victorian Law Institute
Wis
Peaceful Use Of Atomic Energy Urged For Civilisation
Professor E W Ton addresses the Kan Men’s Movement urging peaceful atomic energy and nuclear science at the national university. He warns the world faces a choice between secrecy and disclosure as nations advance weapons, and stresses reservations and timely openness to prevent evil forces.
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Nal University
E.W. Ton
Kan
Hallows
Ahemeelves
Coliaegueniers
Ware
Titterton
Zeereey
Church Leaders Prepare to Address Legislative Council
Protestant church leaders seek permission for Bishop Hilliard to address the Legislative Council tomorrow. The liquor amendment bill faces second reading while the church leaders advocate alcohol control and oppose new licenses as government opposition stalls an amendment.
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Legislative Council
Slprey
Weunesn
Churh Laader
Hilliard
Wil Af Turing
Minster For Justice
Downing
Ha Nak
Liquor Defence Fund
Oader
Murray Robson
Premier’s pleas spark debate over judges salaries
A heavily garbled report discusses government plans to raise Chief Justice and other judges’ salaries to a level with the Supreme Court, amid political protest and calls for reform. It references parliamentary debate, public statements, and health notes tied to timing, with emphasis on government prop and judiciary pay scales.
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Roe
Chin
Ik Romtter
Hossi
Court de
Austria
Syen
Supreme Court of Victoria
Supreme Court
Prapanils
Mel Cain
Pope Plans January Consistory
An authoritative Vatican report notes Pope plans a January consistory to set future church directions. Leaders expect a public announcement from the Holy See during Christmas Eve events as the Pontiff continues preparations amid ongoing efforts in Rome and Sicily.
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Pius
Vino
Sicily
Czech Refugee and Baby Die in North London Crash
The Polish worded report notes Marte Kurcin, a Czech refugee, and her infant Petra died after a fall from an apartment block in North London. The tragedy occurred near a building nicknamed Iron Curtain House, as authorities investigate the incident.
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Htl
London
Marte Kurcin
Csech
Petra
Aluminium Commission Ship Purchase Ruled Poor Risk by Manager
A manager labeled the aluminium commission ship purchase a poor risk amid a 1954-1955 inspection arc, detailing engine failure and costly salvage, along with potential legal actions over towing and crane repairs. The commission suspended payments, questioned the ship’s sale profit, and considered possible recourse against builders and operators.
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Aluminium Commission
Muchinoar
Burwin
Darwin
Marchinbar
Wawarrac
Keast
Eatrage
Kemi
Chawman
Wiahit
Len Inspeetad
Potsimtsainn’s
J. A. Watson Thy. Ltd
Waa
Tran Wareons
Setatsau
Sihie
Ude
Cole Coistruction Pty Ltd
Storm Injures N T Natives Near Darwin
An Indian settlement near Darwin reports several natives injured when a stone struck during a sudden storm. One man died, others were hurt, with five natives left homeless or in shock. The event occurred near Hooker's Creek and affected a 280 population community.
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Darwin
Floater
Hooker
Uaa
Tanavnl
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Young Phayern
Liston
Saundry
Amimen
Young
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Wer
Fednyiuigy
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Seth
Layton
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Devine
Voto
MR. Cain
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William Slim
Ann Budser
Len Hutton
Tygerney Alien
Tiron Cowdrey
Wardle and McConnon
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Abe
Junie
Travis Ane
Minjorg
Beart
Alten
Rampart
Che Engin
Agathe
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