Divorce verdict grants nisi and costs amid adultery claims
A series of matrimonial cases returns verdicts with decree nisi for Rita May Tyrie in her favor and orders on costs. Dorothy Hinckaman and Dilve Cox cases grant divorces on adultery grounds, with custody and restitution decisions. John Kevin custody outcome achieved by consent.
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Rita May Tyrie Wee
Henry Reuben Joseph Tyrie
Hayman Albert Grif
Aled An
Fila May Tyrie
Hhecking
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Dorothy Mary
Hinckamian
Dilve May Cox
Vincent Victor Panny
Ernest James Cox
John Charles Kevin
Hermine
Kevin
Jarawn
Engineers May Extend Strike Across Australia
Melbourne reports that the Amalgamated Engineering Union plans to broaden its wage dispute to include all metal workers. At a SWAB meeting the group vowed to push for pay increases for both adults and apprentices, with over 3,000 union members already on strike in Vietnam and a potential 70,000 workers drawn in if the nationwide action widens.
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Melbourne
Wedaveday
Australia
SWA
Ular
A.ig.u
Vietna
Atrocities of guinea pig experiments at German camp
The Nuremberg trials describe doctors who conducted cruel experiments in a German concentration camp. An affidavit by Marl Brandt details enlargement of the cartel and cruel acts. A victim survived after extended torture and a subject lived days under extreme conditions. A court at Zutlen sentenced Ludwig Heimann for multiple executions in Holland.
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Faa
Nuremberg
Marl Brandtte
Medina
Zulten
Ludwig Heinemann
Seer
Reltemann
Holland
Minister Defends Clothes Rationing Policy
The Minister for Trade and Customs Senator Courtice defended continued clothes rationing as a cautious government decision. He noted shortages of men’s suits and shirts persist and that rationing would end only when supplies are plentiful, adding prohibitions against blackmarket activities.
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Benstot Courtice
YOUTHS CHARGED WITH LOITERING IN MORT STREET
Three youths aged 18 and 16 were remanded to appear at Canberra Court by the special magistrate yesterday. They were charged with loitering in Mort Street on Tuesday evening with the intention of committing an offence.
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Canberra Court
Mort Street
Britain’s Bicycle Exports Rise in 10 Months
Secretary Mr Wilkins of the Associated Chambers reports Britain has exported about 800000 bicycles in ten months this year, compared with 50000 for all of 1888. He adds that 80000 juvenile bicycles and tricycles have also been sent abroad this year.
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Britain
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Wil ‘Kinay
Wilkins
Grant Sentenced to Death in Detective Killing Case
Blaney Grant was convicted of murdering Detective Aheam in Celina Court Aug 1 and sentenced to death. Keith George Hops faced parallel charges and was found not guilty but remains held on pending charges.
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Blaney Grant
Gu Canths
Celina Court
Aheam Te
Kelth George Hops
Chet Chaleee
Butcher Challenges Price Order in Australia Court
A wholesale butcher from Kew Imant Vincent Field contested price controls on meat and the relevance of the National Security Act. He argued the act expired February 10 2046 and claimed eight charges under market control in New South Wales. Court dates set for Melbourne Newcastle and Tamworth to decide on meat pricing and supply.
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Melbourne
Weeneaaty
Imant Vincent Field
Kew
Maren Field
Newcastle
Tamworth
Test Cricketers Prepare for Big Match in Sydney
Reports from Sydney say the England team members trained despite a chill and late entry, with MCC selectors set to name the XI for Friday's second Test. Hutton and Toshack's roles are discussed as Hammond weighs bowling strength while Evans keeps wicket. Weather forecasters predict a warm, oppressive day with possible afternoon storms.
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Wogland
Eman
Ution
MCC
Hin
Depite
India
Eng Inna
Hutton
Brisbane
Mas
Barnes
Toshack
Tosh Vick
Freer
Agason Tonk
Hedser
Mame ‘Mond
Fistlock
Smith
Mammaed
Hammond
Batman
Thin
Bataman
Evans
Lin
Brissbane
Dairymen threaten to withhold supplies
Dairymen in the metropolitan milk area threaten to halt supplies if the Commonwealth Government does not grant changes to drought relief subsidies. The Milk Zone Dairymen's Council rejects the government plan for individual relief and seeks flat subsidies of 1s 6d per gallon for September and 4d per gallon for October and November, with drought relief continuing. Branch meetings across the zone will decide further action if demands are not met.
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Bydnet
Dairymen's Council Today
Girl with Nail in Lung Seeks Free Lung Operation
Melbourne reports a girl named Shirley has endured a nail in her lung for three years. Facing death without necessary $800 for operation, a surgeon offers to perform the life saving surgery at no cost. Local medical trustees, aided by a party near America, arrange urgent help.
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Melbourne
America
Shirley
Part Rears Guspey Hover 4 Aoe Beginning on Boxing Day
Readable fragments indicate a note about a subject named Guspey Hover 4 and an event starting on Boxing Day. The text is fragmentary with limited context and no clear outcome or location provided.
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