Jury store care bydyney and trial of Kalioni
Fragments report a Busy NSW style brief with multiple local cases. Samarur Kalioni faces wounding with intent charges before a criminal court jury amid avigence claims. The text also notes a 14 day contempt sentence for Quins and various accidents, shortages, and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Samarur Kalioni
Gti
Nell Vranely Newnan
Bri
Wallennouws
Crial Crioninal Court
Avigence Vy Mewpore
Katyont
Ayden
Hermanuel Visseer Quins
Lakomba
Ludge Clyne
Quikeur
Alerp Walker
New Boul Wai
Stanpower
Femait
Commonwealth
Austeaile
Tasmania
Melbourne
Criminal Court
Shirley May Younsen
Kacd
Canned fruits price announcement by Pro Industries Board
The Pro Industries and Sugar Board today advanced minimum fruit prices for the canning season. Details list different fruit categories with specific price increases per ton and per unit, indicating higher costs for certain varieties and products. The notice outlines new rates for canning and related products and aims to standardize pricing across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melroutitv
Iam
Pro Industries and Sugar” Coccumisns Board
Soran
Prare
Plume
Allied war tempo shifts to Pacific offensive push
Reported operations in the Central Pacific describe large scale use of naval and air power against Japanese positions. Marshall Islands attacks aim to seize airfields and ships, with implications for future assaults toward Japan, as U.S. forces gain stronger positions and highlight new landing craft production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Farcey
Gilnert
Bease
Marshall Inlande
Japan
Marshally Group
Westershads
Sapanese
United States Navy
Personal visit by colonial governor general entourage at Sydney shores
A garbled Australian column reports a high ranking governor general party visiting Ports and clubs in Sydney, including figures from the Merchant Navy and Red Cross. The text names a number of dignitaries and institutions in Potts Point and Beerduekeano area during an afternoon visit yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fils
Genaral
Bracogtnat
Finltea
Merchant ‘Navy
Beerduekeano
Yeatertay
Lady Craw
Americas
Mad” Cermsterview Dutra Gleorge Muzert
Jamavican Red Crosherview Club
Pret Mireet
Armrican
Potts Point
Bydneys
Airgraph Greeting Mail Arrives for Scheduled Delivery
Fragmentary airgraph note from Aveinet mentions Kingdom and Mudd Rant delivery to Aut trasia with delivery set for December 1. Veutmaster-General Benatar Ashley confirms steps to ensure delivery of Silveraph reports to thaw pisces in Hout Ahara with west two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaintman
Todia
Mudd
Auttrasia
Benatar Aahleys Hoy
Hout Ahara
Message to King on Birthday from Lord Gowrie
A fragmentary diplomatic message from Lord Gowrie to the King marks the seventh anniversary of His Majesty's accession. It conveys loyalty and devotion from the Commonwealth of Australia and the dominions, pledging to stand with the King and Allied nations for peace and joint defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Gowrie
Australie
Australia
Wallona
Westory
M Jum
Labour Conference Held in Canberra May Shift Venue
Unclear text suggests Labour may meet in Canberra with references to a conference, venue transfer, and voting. Mentions of SRW, Die ATP, canbounce, and Moray appear, but details are garbled. Names and places hard to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Canberra
Aydney
Withy
SRW
ATP
Atenday
Fendie
Akal
Ranure
St Tr
Tran
Bay
Moray
Craden
State's postwar work plan outlined by Premier McKell
A Sydney report notes the NSW government has begun surveying wartime resources for postwar development. A high level technical committee is to draft a plan for the North West region including water supply conservation electrification railways aerodromes ports and power networks. The program aims to reserve sites and facilities for secondary industries and reserve reserves for growth, with emphasis on regional planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wales
My McKell
Ammen
Fadden Awarded Damages in Defamation Case
Mr Fadden awarded 1007 dama ged for defamation at Workiao. William Kennedy, printer and publisher, fined 15000 for defamation. The suit concerns alleged character allegations printed in the Workar newspaper by Clarence Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriawane
Ean
Ugel
My. Limited
Marin William Kennedy
Clarence Fallon
Workar
Regerdine Ube Impinynan
Nallane
Cancer research funding pledge amid plans for treatment research
The Victorian Government signaled readiness to fund annual cancer treatment and research programs. Edith Paterson of Manchester noted publication of the article, while Premier Dunstan and Cabinet members discussed protection of intervals and agreed to support the recommendations. The jury and observers referenced the Patersons in relation to the institute's potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annnal
Halston Paterson
Wiewite
Edith Paterson
Manchester
Dunstan
Tony
Jwan
Cabinat
Paterson
Post war push for non state schools momentum affirmed
In a Canberra speech Canon Edwards and supporters urged expanding non state education in post war Australia. They argued government funding should balance private schools with religiously affiliated institutions to ensure broader access and maintain democratic values while preserving private schooling. The talk contrasted secular uniformity with individual religious freedom and called for national support to widen private school opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke
Aden Adres
Emead
Canberra
Canon Edwards
le Austraties Cano
Singh
Cannon Fa Jwarda
Mont Guy
Aomy
CaHaben
Wiplls
Gould
Ube
Financial
Jamul
Social
Lalor Rawanda
Une
Australis
Phrane
Ponatite Setiela
United Kinxaim
Ronald Cram
Telentain
Nat Homie
Chania
Miilinh
Australia
Belluis
Civil Defence Vital in National Defence
Canberra reports stress the essential role of civil defence in wartime security. Prominent figures urge continued organization and public support to maintain protective measures and volunteer readiness for national protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valde
Curtin
Civih Ogee
Eusry Augtrachin
Government aid for backyard farmers program details
A late 19th century style government program promises aid for backyard farmers. It mentions released funds, supplies for garden crops, and cheap wheat for human consumption and poultry feed. The piece references Austria, Britain, and Italy in trade and supply contexts, with notes on vegetable crops and potential impacts on domestic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oala Wan Aly Ayalixhte
Scully
Austria
Keay
Toas
Britain
Teaat
Army Awards for Service in New Guinea
Military honors list names and units including Cros Lieutenant Robert Taylor and Privates Sydney John Graham and David Kennet Goma. Distinguished Conduct Medal recipient Chaperal Facting Sergeant Tote McAllaver Grammer appears among several Military Medal and other service citations. Locations include Can ry Victoria and Bordertown with NSW, WA, and Queensland affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuakia Peetshin
Neil Btreoks
Vauchime
Hyanry
Hus Haan Nwerdil
Cros Torratrwardinae
Necunime Eer
Gowsia
Bai Distinguistet
Oye Menta Weat Psa
Robert Taylor
Ales Ala
AB. Mant Albert Road
Can Ry Victoria
Baldor
Ryan
Remy
Pation
Grenallen
Kavance
Willian ‘Rawin
Lake
Quion
Silbourne
Nanleats
Stokes
Hia
Shopa
Remy Guanallion
Sydney John Graham
Urakon
NRW
David Kennet Goma
Yane Bay Bynes
Jobn Jamer Blampan
Muckaville
Nsw
Meat Rationing: Quotas Favored Over Coupons
A letter to the Prime Minister argues quotas better control meat supply than coupons, claiming the rationing system has cut consumption by about 20 percent. It calls for a method to avoid shortages at production and distribution centers and seeks exemptions for army bases and personnel. The stance reflects executive-level debate over allocation and transport of meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayesiny
Mehl Tock
Bear
Anduetyiee Chine Hae
Pte Miniator
Mr. Curtin
Meerounse
Tr Lay
Agmy
Abliahmenin
Wil
Eipinan
Ministry
Vardey
Niand
New Order Emerges from Intercommunity Ties
A fragmented report outlines evolving leadership and duties as communities seek stronger ties. The piece notes a shift in authority from a central group toward local actors, with emphasis on cross community cooperation and mutual understanding to guide transition.
Investiture Honors Recipients Named Amid Royal Ceremony
A formal investiture listed numerous officers and civilians receiving high military and imperial orders. Distinguished Service and Most Distinguished Orders of the British Empire were awarded to senior ranks including RAD James Carey Kerry and Commander Branly McMahon, with many others cited for notable service across naval and military branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie Xostieney
NB Rua
Dong
Thewe Foust
HLN
UE Ito Branly McMahem
Ban i Mten
Mitch
Ue Millary ‘i Nevinii
Tee
Abet
Sutradint
Alert Fine Padua
FulviCe Crafi
Communion Preseli Nurtan Coo
Urgeon Cocmanter
Charles An. Long
Catites
Tony Bramrane
Arthur Albert Wattie
FLAN
Charmander
Twetlnil
RLALN
State Elections Next March
Fragmented report outlines state election dynamics with parties and nominees. It notes Democratic and Country Party tensions, possible realignments, and Labour seats expected to shift to the Country Party. Delegates may attend meetings near Werk 9 for party branches amid parliamentary splits and independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Stneniy
Aitenay
Democratic Party
Exnintey
Rhpalitan
Cat Peat
Country Party
Ne Oil Uat
Ry _ Whligattans
Coultey
Labour
Democratic ‘Party
Werk
Australia Cable Service Deals and Trade Appointments
Reported yesterday that Spercier Press Cable Service for Australia discussed a proposal involving Great Gipitale at Anetrnine and a Panesovnat delegation. Australian Covetemen and Jim Amalgmttes are cited, with officials named from Amalgamated Wire and global communication groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spercier Press
Australia
Anetrnine Etl
Covetemen
Jim Amalgmttes
Wiens Austrateaiar
Orble
Bury
Radia Hab Singh
Elreull
Yeu
Poatiander-Generel Senater
Ernest Bek
War Decorations for Gallantry Presented by Oneby
War decorations for gallantry presented to recipients, with Lord Gowry of Admiralty HMouae noting awards to 41 of 45 honourees. D.A.C. honors conveyed on behalf of fallen relatives, including notable acts at sea and Salamis on January 1, 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrent
Ciflotrs Techanician Hnl Rad
Hill
Adtantre Ya Pty
Ldn
Pace
George
Omatending
Salamis
Dedman's Nine-Point Postwar Programme in Australia
Adelaide reports on Dedman's nine point plan addressing postwar recovery including full use of productive resources, priority cultivation, employment for all, education quality, and gradual income reforms. It condemns reliance on state systems, supports private enterprise with caution, and calls for compulsory fruit harvest labor directed to rural needs amid wartime to ensure steady postwar growth and national collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Anderdof
Atahaa
Laleury
Aiki
Dufay
Australia
Wredd
Jima
Australie
Iengrvan
Courmuntty
Auatra
MF Meneses
Monzisa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weider
Sheunnere
Sover Tional
Church of England Girls’ Grammar School
Canberra, A.ct
Opree
St. Patricico College
Goulburn
Pent
Christen Brothers
Emsemnations
Pacaday
Canberea
Baym
Pistia
Canon
Dwarde
Ral Dipiad
Aia Cartan Bent
Barlegs Cortibenies
Commonwealth Squares
Ba Bank OF Australia
Grervenn
Dally Telegraph
Dally Mall
Merela
Dally ‘Guardian Rewire
Merrion
Great
Brien Beitieh Ustad
Kechangs Telegraph Agency
Amarieg
Tork Tima
Waloa
Ganherra Times
Airgraph
MR. Fadden
Cancer Research
Victoria
ARMY
New Guinea
Joseph Alfred Bulliven
Bordertown
John Arthur Wilson
Alene
Dilatity
DRG
Autloutune
Wriday
Linder Bete Afaicotm Busway
PALF
omaaRe Jeunes Alesrayt
Iver Fwaidnithe
DRS
Admiralty House
Dedman
Vriday
MiNdue
Infaenanne Yorkine
Fram Volunteere
Towneler
Che
Ano Power
Uur
Snes
Amiss Vay de Becin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!