Coal output on track to set year record in NSW
Sydney reports record coal production with estimated output about 1.8 million tons higher than last year’s 13.813 million. Chairman Cochran of the Jalad council notes the year’s total may reach 1.9 million tons. production across NSW and Queensland shows strong gains with 2.98 million tons at some mines and 3.9 million at Kraas.
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Sydney
New South Wales
India
Thea
Christman
Chatrman
Me. Cochran
Totel
Queensland
Cochran
Kraas
Loan Result Gratif ies Treasurer
Unclear OCR reads of a historical notice describe the loan result pleasing the treasurer. The fragment mentions subscriptions to a security loan and references official action by a Loan Council. Names, dates, and precise figures are garbled.
Weather report and forecasts from Canberra and regions
The bulletin lists winds and temperatures near Canberra with forecasts of moderating winds in the afternoon. It notes warm conditions, a high near 30 plus degrees, with fire danger a concern in coastal districts and inland. Regional mentions include Treasures and Tasmanian weather notes with varying winds and sunset times.
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Canberra
Tarlslands Ratroall
Aga
Sion
Az Toner EU Pr
Darwen Ay Au
Australia faces call for cheaper money amid rising interest debate
A long passage argues that higher interest on government loans harms the public and lowers asset values. It contends that treasury measures compel higher costs, while savings and building sectors suffer. The author condemns the stance and urges a policy of cheap money and expanded bond issues to boost investment and employment.
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Estes
Joan
Mrmarpanh Loats
Leyag
Saviage Bank
Sommon‘wealth
Ship adrift off New Guinea aftermath survivors and losses
Four survivors were rescued from the motorship Calla after 36 days adrift off New Guinea near Madang. A native crew member and a man died during the ordeal. The vessel, owned by a Chinese operator at Rabaul, had its native skipper ashore on Duke of York Island when trouble struck. The hospital treated the survivors amid ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Port Morrany
Calla
Ovat Madang
New Duinen
Att Peeterday
Bang
Worve
MeNane 1
Anh
Ordeal
Calin
Uisinamman
Rabaul
Diag
Duke of Ork
Toland
Sear Rabaul
British Labour policy shifts after two day parley
London reports say Labour leaders closed a two day policy deliberation with no agreement on long standing feuds and a plan to pivot away from coalition roles. Secretary Morgan Philips announced a party executive vote backed a new platform aimed at reform and spring policy timing.
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London
Monnay
Mlao
Riaeate Alament Rebein
Elevab
Phillips Aes
Arty
Salete Reludio
Mesara
Rm Hoe
Thud Puri
Abe
Man charged with manslaughter in fatal traffic accident
A man faces a manslaughter charge over a fatal road crash that killed Fann y Thomas Weaver Jr. at the intersection of Grascent and Twentyseventh Street Narvanun. The case, heard in the Supreme Court, heard testimony from investigators and witnesses including Blewitt and Blewitt’s statements about alcohol and driving actions. The trial adjourned with Justice Wimpson directing the jury to continue today.
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Berm
Beant Shacol
Frankin Luton
Eupreime
Bergcont
Wee Crown Spalrat
Frederick Perry Jewitt
Theseeisensei
Grascent
TwentysBemt Street
Narvanun
Dann
Justice Wimpson
Rooney
Mownay
Nap
Haney
Hargean
Laton
Ffrnen
Fred
Blewitt
Bargeant Latton
Knight
Uta
Mauatia
Arias
Ber
Keunt Lautan
Alma Percival Hough
Piewitt
Tinden McLenman
Syria
Knotara Cresent
Weaver
Taspitel
M. Granger
Canberra
Fife
W. Monmhen
Monahan
CO Roeney
W. J. Knight
Sydney
Mr J. de Maguire
Woolcatt Forbes To Appear Probe On Court Evidence
Sydney reports on bankruptcy proceedings involving Woolcatt Forbes and director James Haven. Justice Clyne sets hearings for next week to examine talks of evidence and alleged links to front companies. Forbes faces questions over substantial undisclosed funds and related actions.
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Sydney
Gnandor
John Wootcost
Forbes
Hillever
Koheinger
Blinay
Unanda
Xtven
Anwar
Toh
Mc Bohringer
Pottes
Eric Mc Connwll
Justice Clyne
Re, Mitchell
Forbey
Five Children in One Year in London Record
Mrs Tey Bourne, living in London, reportedly had five children in one year. She bore triplets Margery Jean and Rosamund in November 1961, followed by twins Vera and Leale. She stated she would not have more children.
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London
Tey Bourne
Doetore
Margery
Jean
Rosamund
Vera
Leale
DUMPING MOVE IMPACTS BRITISH FRUIT MARKETS
A report from Melbourne warns that American drying and export surpluses push British markets toward lower prices as industry specialists urge expanded plantings of dried fruit. Officials in Australia and Britain discuss price controls, production costs, and potential price effects on farmers and consumers.
Proportionate Service Leave Debate in Australia
Union members from the Federated Australia and Pacific Union argue for proportionate long service leave. They sought administration of leave with comparisons to unemployment trends and regional housing impacts. Affected workers, including those in Melbourne and Adelaide regions, face shifts in service leave eligibility and timing as the debate unfolds.
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Sydney
Suonay
Aloreman Anil Pachern
Unién
Umen
Benue
Biny Ave
Melbourne
Ahl Conprance Booking For Holiday Trains
A travel notice urges booking early for international holiday train travel from Sydney to Melbourne with departures around December and January. It mentions special star schedules, Canberra departures, and navigation meetings, noting limited seats and ongoing preparations.
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AGT
Auiway Ofcesters
Avaul
Stelegston
Uli Aasem
Sydney
Ae It
Melbourne
Canberra
Alg ‘Cmerenca
Counsel Protests On Treatment Of Wages Witness
Melbourne Monday saw counsel protest the handling of witnesses at the Full Arbitration Court wage case. Employers' counsel A P Aird clashed with the bench after criticising Sydney economist and company director H R Randerson as he sought dispassionate evidence amid alleged bias. Justice Foster, Justice Morgan and others debated the admissibility of remarks while noting the need for balanced testimony and preventing prejudice to parties.
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Melbourne
Ples
Witneses
Arbitration Court
Wageehouks
A. P. Aird
H. R. Randerson
Sydney
Justice Foster
Fonter Tis Artes Pan
Randeraen
Ind
Une Anita Sane
Poster
Aira
Appia
Randersen
Rauidersen
Justice Morgan
Denes
Aird
Vestityang
Uae
Acre
Flanderson
Sdinot
Randerson
Justice Dunphy
Woman's Death and Murder Charge in Local Court
A husband labourer William Wallace Preston 43 of Atherton Street Fitsy faced a jury for the murder of Baylis Rachssl Kerry on October 21. The Crown says they quarreled after drinking then Preston struck with a brick, claiming no intent to kill. he pleaded not guilty. Evidence and testimony described a night of conflict and a crime that led to Kerry’s body found wounded and later died. The defence argued lack of intent and serious provocation. The hearing was adjourned.
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Presto
Hapa
State election date to day in Sydney turmoil
The report notes an imminent state election in Sydney with Premier Cahill and others preparing speeches. It mentions government actions, parliamentary proceedings, and anticipated voters going to the polls. The text is fragmented but highlights political tension and election timing.
2nd Battalion to Embark Soon
The 2nd Battalion FAK prepares for final sea training as April New Year departs. Army Minister Francis says troops are ready to join UN missions in Korea and Australia, with eight months of operational service expected.
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Punkepunyat
Francis
Kure
Ind
Australia
Aca
Jeopee Co
Neve Edgar ML Enoggera
Queesimland
Weil Berey
Atley
Jed Gaeralies
Kerem
Francie
Queensfan
Liberals Outline Rural Policy in New South Wales
The Liberal Party presented a rural policy outline for the New South Wales state election. The acting chair of the committee, Senator A M Meso, stated the plan aims to shift provincial and county administration, boost university and veterinary science awards, and refine financial oversight while retaining Commonwealth fiscal measures. The proposal emphasizes county agents and university scholarships, with broader implications for expenditure and political authorization.
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Bydney
Monaay
NRW
Liberal Party
A M. Mesoteee
Fareseen Tong
United
Aistes
University
Facultins Agriculture and Vetsetnary Science
Indér Sotisist Gowers
Evatt Criticizes Unemployment Policy in Australia
Dr Evatt and Mr Calwell press Labour policy at a Brisbane event amid Queensland campaign talks ahead of next year’s federal election. He accuses the Menzies-Pearson government of failing to sustain growth and full employment, urging tax cuts, lower living costs, and continued development investment.
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Miushale
Australia
Belabane
de Evatt
Calwell
Labour
Queensland
Tor Te Fest
Snes
Gucin
Chifey
Rass Baal
Menzies-Paddep
Imen
Three Hotels in US Hit by Fire in Morning Blaze
Fire swept through a Kansas City area block injuring one resident. Alarmed residents fled as flames spread across three connected hotels along a main thoroughfare. Fire crews battled the blaze through predawn darkness, evacuating guests and preventing wider damage to nearby buildings.
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Kansan
Kanaax
Phillipa
Blaze
New Yorks
Vth
Unoke
New Yorker
Mately
Barber Sought For Parliament
The piece notes a barber position for Parliament. It mentions Cecil Bainbridge, previously running a hairdressing shop in Parliament House, leaving members without a hairdresser. A rent free premise and equipment are offered to relocate the barber to serve Parliament members and staff.
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Gmievnl
Alata
Petey Iene
Dewi
Alice Ar
Cecil Bainbridge
Spruker, Jr
Cameron
Bainbriggs
Parliament
Parlume
Former Resident Approaches Ninety in Victoria Era Talk
A garbled reminiscence recalls Robert Walte a former foreman at the Government epicenter in Canberra and Melbourne era workrooms. The narrative slides through early Parliament openings and factory life, noting Walte’s rise to foreman, his return to Victoria, retirement plans, and a late view of the capital’s destiny amid political debates.
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Robert Walte
Inc
Canbarre
South Belgre
Victoria
White
Canberra Tramaalbourne
Mne
Theke of
Tork
King George Ay
Melbourne
Perth
Vistoria
Sanberis
New Woman's Bid for Title Amid Controversy
In New York on Monday a leading woman artist expressed willingness to compete in the upcoming title bout. The press notes she would be delighted to compete for the crown. A Danish invitation to enter a notable event arrived from Copenhagen, though details remain unclear.
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New York
Jorgensyn
Seston
Copenhegen
Exam Results and Names From University Event
Fragmented OCR reveals an exam results section with names and roles listed, including performers and committee members. The legible bits point to a university event at Pa te Beeanrian and references to admissions, committees, and a competition or presentation lineup.
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Barton
W. Hi
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