Judge's Inquiry Delay in Union Case Long debated
The court heard Monday that the inquiry into union representatives and payment issues would be lengthy. Chief indepth witnesses and officials contested timelines while the court contemplated interim steps and authority to proceed.
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Monediay
Rorts
Wnion
Pethrhige
Tlern Wits
Emmy
Isiona
Mr Wratts
Ain
Crofia
Bela Jie
Bradman Amid Team Distance in English Paper Sympathy
Cryptic OCR style report suggests Don Bradman faced sympathy from English press amid rift with teammates. Unclear details imply jealousy and notes of expulsion or removal from hotel events during a tour.
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Don
Bronulay
Meine
Fey
Duntroon School Master Tribute in Local Notice
A damaged OCR item recalls a Duntroon school master and mentions family, students, and sorrow. It references death, happiness, and memories tied to a teacher figure and community. The fragment hints at his influence on pupils and the lasting impact of his work.
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Lieve Larnaast
Beurre
Aden
Walther
December Show of Horticultural Society Highlights Exhibits
The December Horticultural Society meeting featured a lecture by Mr Warren on Christmas flowers and a judged display with top prizes for roses, chrysanthemums, and vegetables. Noncompetitive exhibits included hydrangea, poinsettias, berries, and fruit while judges explained merit of entries and planned next events.
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Stine
Qaneeenpel
Warren
Haseena
Imaktyr Spahl
Trentino
Lomita
Eladiall
Llirea
UE Deere
Hobielus Elhewea
Pikees
Deter Pavel Stowe
Lone Pole
Chippston
Tilyarel
Cues Moorpark
Messrs
Warren Aim
Weber
Mies
Faye Nontia
Peiertess
Eumelh
Cai
Wee Perlowine
Howdtesia Weber
Tiekoer
Thbyared
Owl
Mra
Behity
Wawel Peersturin
Ciewelwin
Shivkespeears
State constitutional issue as Full Court extends injunction
The NSW Full Court continued the interim injunction preventing Sir John Peden and the State Ministry from sending bills to abolish the Legislative Council. The ruling, described as a major constitutional matter, paused proceedings with five judges present for the first time in two decades while scrutinizing imperial versus colonial powers and the parliament's authority.
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Sydney
John Peden
State Ministry
Legislative Council
Miniature Golf Competition Week Highlights
Ladies and general entries compete in a series of events starting at 4 pm with a midweek rest then continuing Friday and Sunday. Admission is free for spectators to view the games from the balcony and gallery areas.
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Tive Mint
Hotels Council Delays Action On Vacant Canberra Hotels
The Hotels Council advised Minister Aomiotloninging that vacant government owned hotels in Canberra should be sold to a private operator for reasons tied to labour and advertising pressures. Three hotels were vacant and slated for possible use or sale, with debate over setting terms and potential effects on the capital’s hotel industry and workers.
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Canberra
Amd Wellimeten
Dr. Powe
Onder
Disci
Deane
Shale Industry Talks Between Governments in New South Wales
Representatives of Federal and State governments met to discuss developing oil shale resources in New South Wales. The discussion covered employing miners, repatriation of workers, and possible government support, with no firm promises yet. The Commonwealth would consider proposals but jurisdiction remained with the State government. The conference then continued with comments from officials.
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Accra
South Wales
Avin
New South Wales
Dro Byatt
Byuney
Uneme
Tomtom
Othe
Chacdaeley
Baddeley
Beute
Seni
Nln
Sonn Nar
Pugley
Chovern
Ang Wrt
Mites Department
Seontor
le Rust
Conon
Itia
Nile
Gil
Commonwealth
Cuwney
Australia
Berlin's New Synagogue Opens Amid Iron Curtain Tensions
The Berlin Jewish congregation unveils a new synagogue on Prinsegentenstriche, intended also for secular use. Officials frame the project as a return to tradition, stressing cultural heritage while signaling broader religious resilience under the divided city.
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Berlin
Iron Curtain
Tore
Sparrow's Nest on Clock Face Incident at School
An amusing incident occurred at a rural school where teachers praised discipline but the clock on the landing faced a hiccup. Sparrows built a nest between the clock hands, stopping movement until the clock was cleaned by responders.
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Gydere
Woaurdon
Publication Notice for Federalypical Pres Kot Australis
Printent and published by J. Shake Speare for the Federalypical Pres Kot Australis Ltd. The notice mentions Wie company in Alme lie Cun iberra and the meg hie red foley.
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J. Shake Speare
Pres
Kot Australis, Ltd
Meg Hie
Red Foley
Wie Company
Alme@lie
Cuniberra
Ancient Landmark Passes at Meromawlek Hotel on Thames
The Meromawlek Hotel on the north bank of the Lemdon river once housed elite society and royal visitors. Built at the century’s start, it offered grand views of shipping on the Thames and hosted ministers at whitebait gatherings. After the wartime era, the property declined, leased to builders and repairers, with changing ownership and purpose through the mid 18th century.
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Meromawlek
Lemdon
Wall Foonel
Iwitel
Terknan
Ole Astrenter Royak
Willian TV
Duke
Clarence
Pire Sengora
O Mecra
Lender
Roll of Honour for Dogs in New York Society Notice
A New York society honors brave dogs including David O’Toole’s terrier from Torrstown and Bing the war dog of the 37th Division. The text notes a special roll of honour recognizing canine courage amid wartime service and loyalty.
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New York
David
Uyte
Torrstown
Chad Ville
Bing
Peetore
Gan
Teal
Night Tennis Tournament Postponed at Central Courts
The night tennis event was postponed due to rain and the ladies doubles will be played Tuesday. Listed entrants for the third division include Karim aunt Teattiers and Misa Phot ingen, along with Mrs Vest and others.
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Dany Teen
Conral
Karim Aun
Vest
Blockey
Vents
Smuthwell
A. Bouthwell
Plants And Feelings Claim Deep Mind In Flora
Belentiste asserts plants have mind like moral feelings. American botanists after On dis Lowis claim some plants distinguish good from bad. The theory suggests plants may connect to trees and send nutrients through bark when conditions change, implying nuanced plant behavior.
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Belentiste
Dis Lowis
Woone Faras
Hermione
Rokite Home Construction Offers 90 Percent Advances
Advertises HOME CONSTRUCTION ROKITE as a permanent hollow brick system suited to rock or wood, with up to 90 percent government advances for home building. Arrangements claim to cover erection of homes or buildings in the Southern Tablelands by the patentees of ROKITE.
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Rokite
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