YMCA Athietic Camp Notice and Meeting Details
YMCA notes announce the third Monday meeting in Civic Hall room and sign up for the camp, with fees and committee roles. Activities include a Candle Front concert by Wise-President Bax Sinnevich, and a dance Friday night. applications open at YMCA offices. Vacancies listed for educator camp staff. boys’ camp week options and dates to be finalized.
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YMCA
Civic
Fang Ane
Candle Front
Wise-Preaiaent
Bax” Sinnevich
Iatic
TWA
Ratford
Dhe
Pathe
Ducater
Rome
Mrze
San
Idhlay Arid Bainday
Otters
Seven Killed in Choir Loft Collapse at Church
A church choir loft collapse in Catacag Venessela killed seven people, with many others injured. Reports describe many boys and girls affected as the disaster struck during a service. authorities investigate the cause and casualties at the Marin De tire church.
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Catacag
Venessela
Yeaterday
Church of the
Marin de Tire
Avarkearu
Canoilies
Weather Notes for Saturday and Sunday Forecast
Saturday draft reports warm and humid conditions with variable winds and gusts, forecasts from regional meteorology centers show winds from the northwest and west near 4 to 9 miles per hour at various times, with temperatures climbing into the low sixties. Sunday outlook calls for continued warm conditions with light to moderate winds, fog possible in the early hours and a continuation of mild daytime highs.
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Tommenn
Perth
Darwin
Canberra Winter Heat Talk Sparks Canberran Debate
A Canberra era discussion outlines gas and electricity options for home heating, arguing for a centralized gas supply to enable affordable central heating. It cites Snowy Mountains supply and economic concerns, urging ministerial action and safeguards to avoid project delays.
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Emmiesiaare
Leenith
Eumyner
Canberra
Australia
Panverra
Snowy
America
Avery
Canbyria
Keke
Ges
Department of Works
Miners and Union Stance Shape Regional Vote
Report from local coverage notes miners and union factions debating federation measures as campaigns advance. Voter sentiment appears split with anticipated defeats for key pro federation positions in Broken Hill and Bingleton, while full voting details remain uncertain.
Wreck of Lost Plane Found on Snow Slope
The mangled wreckage of a New Yoampu with Aurapend Ecyman was found on a snow slope near Wellington New Zealand. Rescue workers reported the crash site located about 100 yards below the rock face on the mountainside. The crew and missing occupants were initially believed alive, but the wreckage confirmed a fatal incident with ongoing mobilization by rescue parties.
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Wellington
Buaday
JO Feek
Man Escapes Lynching After Redfern Crowd Scene
A young man narrowly escaped lynching by a Redfern crowd as hundreds gathered in the street. Police intervened after the man was badly beaten and restrained by locals who shouted and threatened violence.
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Man
Redfern
Sydney
Gundy Ponce
Ugm
Lewin
New Plans For Tasman Run By 1956
Wellington reports a four engine turboprop Bristol Britannia chosen to handle Tasman Sea mail and passenger service. Empire Airways has yet to approve the design and timetable. Britannia could cut current transit times between Sydney and London and may start trials within months. The carrier expects to fly the two Britannias to Sydney with revised servicing and maintenance schedules.
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Wellington
Britannia
Demigha
Empire
Tilly
Sydney
Man Killed by Lightning at Holiday Camp
A man was killed and several injured when a lightning strike hit a holiday camp near Toujya Creek about eight miles from Bupha. Two tents were struck toppled, and a man named Thomink Ramon Weldnn died from burns. Others injured include Henry Anthew O'Brien and a worker from Mackay Sugar, all taken to Mackay Hospital. The sole body recovered was severely burned.
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Ems
Bunny
Sy Menining
Mangaside
Toujya Creek
Bupha
Srouth
Magun
Mul
Mackay
Thomink Ramon Weldnn
Arouker
Henry Anthew O'brien
Murtan
Car Collision in Franklin Street Intersection Injures Several
A Saturday afternoon crash at the Franklin Street and Fhadery Way junction in Gpiruirn involved drivers Mee KM and Me BW. Both vehicles sustained damage but rescue crews report all occupants except one driver escaped injury. Local authorities are investigating the incident and citing weather conditions as a possible factor.
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DnBi Laywes
Bownshemp Howse
Kirkpauick
Orant Cregeent
Gmb
Frankiin Street
Way
Blivet
Aupa
Queensland forced to import butter amid shortage
Queensland’s butter exporter status questioned as the Queensland Butter Board led by G. Coombes reveals an order for 10 000 pounds of butter from Victoria to head off a regional shortage. Victoria Grace and other suppliers may divert to New South Wales and Western Australia, though the exact impact remains unclear.
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Intel
Normsby
Qurensland
Blakes
Queensland Mutter Board
Mn G. Coombes
Amunuheid
Vicaria
Queensland
Chaiitions
Altemay
New SA
Second hand car market slumps in weekend sale
A damaged OCR report shows a local market sale where a small number of used cars sold at low prices. The event featured mainly old models with one notable high price reached by a local dealer. Demand appeared weak as fewer bidders attended and most cars failed to reach expected values.
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Sy Yan
Rey Iminded
Rea Mors Vinbys
Fiona
Mivrrinty
Anion Sysinay Nast
Will Oppose New Ironworkers' Union Rules
Newcastle report notes opposition to proposed rules by the Federated Tramworkers' Association and arbitration court consideration. Mr L Short presents arguments that the reform would affect delegation and constitution validity at the national conference.
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Newcastl
Federated
Tramworkers’ Association
Teade
Te! Comragaweath
Arbitration ‘Court
Lombrruw
L. Short
Undgit
Pyiday- Daraisard
Short
Gice
Delegmren
Sir
Stusey
Drought Grips North and West Australia Faces Stock Stress
Grim drought regions in northern and western Australia strain pastures and cattle herds. Officials report heavy stock loads, poor grazing, and expanding feed shortages across western states while other areas suffer uneven rainfall and rising animal stress. Prolonged dry spells threaten breeding herds and future yields as authorities monitor conditions.
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Sydney
Somal
We Grawlera
Federal Council
Australia
Bern
Rome
Cin Bouter
Ars
Ha Tang
Woster
Man Fatally Shot in Poultry Yard
In Sydney on Sunday a man was fatally shot in a poultry yard near Bay Pelle. Three bullets hit the man, with a back wound reported. Police say the incident is under investigation and an agent from Mtmatinng town aided the inquiry.
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Sydney
Patice
Investi Anting
Dr Evatt Shel Yment in New Year Speech
Dr Evatt, Labour leader, opened the New Year with a call to maintain unemployment relief and economic stability. He criticized the Liberal government for high direct taxation and warned of ongoing job losses while urging government to pursue expansionary policy and monetary reform to curb inflation and protect the young from adverse outcomes.
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DR. Evatt
Camtinowealth
Australien
Ewate
Asi Toners
Dr Sivaltwald
Anatrar Nan
Agers
Tull
Runtralines
Ube GuLbeemk
Windom
S.tlis
Bovaty
Reraees
Fey
InMalianary
Peter N
Credit
Sismimanin
Yar
Trabert Ranked No 1 in PL Mone
The article reports TRABERT ranked No 1 in PL Mone, naming Tony, Devin Cup contenders, and listing prominent figures and teams in an NCAA style ranking. It references UND and U.S. Lawn, mentions committee decisions, and notes names like Lovramment Eden, LMCK avi, and Herbert Faro among others.
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Tony
Devin Cup
United States
Jin
Tenna Experta
Dieferener
LMCK
Jorus
Investi
Patty Jena Belrowier
Calbert An
Support for Operation Commonwealth and economic plight debates
Fragmented release discusses support for Operation Commonwealth and an immediate pledge by Pwimpain leaders. It mentions financial strain, overtime protests, and anticipated talks with international partners while outlining vague plans and regional concerns. The text references Pwimpain figures and stalled negotiations amid economic pressure.
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Momart
Gunday
Pwimpain
Cimerave
Toibne
Ann Redla
Pereget
Ton Vomative
Setence
Duncstiien
United
Gyan
Breavency
Mr E W Hicks Appointed MIR Secretary
An official notice announces the appointment of Mr E W Hicks as MIR Secretary. The terse item lists the roles and mentions the Commonwealth Public Service Board along with related officials and accounting staff.
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E. W. Hicks
MIR
Annalers
Menayfo
EeveeLey
Peppel
Holey
Commonwealth Pubelie Servi Board
Acheliy
Camere
Nas
Bartholomew resigns as Daily Mirror chief
Mr Bartholomew steps down after years at the helm of the Daily Mirror. Guy Bartholomew rises to chair the group, succeeding Charles Harmanworth King. Bartholomew cites advancing years and a need for younger leadership.
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MR. Bartholomew
Daily Mirror
London
Mirror
Guy Martholomew
Bartholomew
Ales Mont
Won Fx Allliun Jae
Enalriman
Menta
Daily
Ryoup i Australis
Alrien Snd
Tholomew
Reeret Paar
Mirrv
Air fares cut up to 40 percent in Europe
Four drownings reported in Victoria amid travel fare reductions. The chaotic fragment notes passengers and coast guard actions, with details mixed about air travel cuts, river events, and a Paris to New York trip costing around £160. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Europe
Victoria
Yarra
Luck Street
Cihikin
Ourlat
Bedieved
Atmaller Ureener
Rte
PariscReome
Pati
Amr
Uri
Ewa
Valerian
Lanson
Creouer
Parle
New York
Coal Output Fall Prompts Labor Strikes And Projections
NAW notes weak coal production this year with 80.8 percent recovery of capacity. Production doubled by underground mines, with an expected total around 2,100 million tons for the year. Analysts warn continued strikes and labor unrest could limit output, while per-employer or regional productivity varies.
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Sunda
NAW Ustners
Neal Way
Nacatrom
Ayeure
Anutorgratind Prretac
Eawareh Bervice
Jno
Forbes
Prado
Anatyaiue
AWE
Revo
PSI
Iosoon
Diplomat Expelled After Czech Shooting Incident
Unclear reports describe a Czech shooting incident involving a U K diplomat in Nuremberg. Names and details are garbled but mention Gardener, Mina Daphne Mills, and Gardenee, with police action and arrests by Czech authorities following alleged attacks and injuries.
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Nuremberg
Orrronny
Bun
Robert
Gerdener
Cancha Sinyukia
Wentern
Germany
Mina Daphne Mills
Peishat Rembavey
Tie Pallor
Wil
Gardenee
Teakue
Patice Sn
Thormay
Alleg
Apy
Ponce
Mina Muina
Fardamer Derma
Porder Guaran al Waldans
Giana
Mere Depdener
Prayeur
Ye Sevany
Jubilee Year Moves Toward Canberra Celebration
Fragmented report outlines plans for a forthcoming jubilee year events in Canberra. Mentions candlelight presentation, youth carnival, and preparations by Mr. C. Sruley and General J. H. Dereymian. Notes expectant work by Tyrvetorssener and overseas advisers guiding the program.
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C. Ssruley
Tyrvetorssener
Vhcich
Tiley
Daninlee
Canberra
Luanda
Accident at Kent town claims rescue crew
A jury ruled on a marine inquest held after a nighttime collision near Chet dem Kent. The event involved a youth and a truck in a mysterious blaze reported during December. Further details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tondon
Teagal Marine
Chet Dem
Kent
Bridge report sparks debate on Brindabella project
A provincial official briefing discusses a proposed bridge at Brindabella over the river, citing potential federal involvement and regional development plans. The discourse covers safety, funding, and the strategic impact on local travel and economy, with references to government ministers and observers from Sydney and Maine.
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Brindabella
Minato
Kent Hames
Goedralig
Mriodebella
Ken Hughes
Boston
Kent Bagheas Ingrivat
Wott
Sydney
Ahea
Buchan Patra Catie
A, Fuller
Maine
Sr Fraser
Rabella
Bown
Puma
Changes in Canberra School Staffing Shifts Reported
Canberra sources report widespread staff changes across multiple schools including Masewellbrook High 19 1862 and Hornby Girls High. Transfers involve Maxon moving to Aewdmester and Nankrowa Primary gains, with Tebopen Ararit deputy principal reassigned and other positions filled as the term progresses.
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Canbersm
Inenews
Timady
el Trasery
Canberra
Ephchor
B. Meteay
Beim
Masewellbrook High
Mae K. Mackinnon
Hornby
Girla’ High
Qaadae Beyan Intermediate
Hie
J Maxon
Aewdmester
Maat Nankrowa
Telopoa Park
Mine
Telopen Ararit
Mian 7
Barsrel
Canberr
Louchore
Geammar Fechons
Ruadton
Percy
Swsisninge
Fey
Calenar
Nottingham
J. V. Krene
Hunter
Commerea Church of England Girls
Orammar School
Munitumion
Donee
M. Berne
Muntir Anghaley F
Whidham Juve
Indian Test Score Record at Bombay
Indo Indians in Bombay bowled England out for 203 after four wickets fell at stumps in the first innings. Vijay Hazare top scored with a fifty plus, while Tata’s total remained a talking point as the match progressed amid the Indian test score record chatter.
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Bombay
Dumdar
Jereny
Tata
Vijay Hasire
Canpte
Marie Boneled
Armignat
Fwgland
Rees Revisits Australia Plans for England Tour
REES RETURNS TO Australian duties after a pause and contemplates continuation in England. He weighs a schedule shift and training changes as part of a broader international campaign. The veteran athlete faces a choice between domestic commitments and a suggested tour abroad.
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REES
Australia
la ‘Dritieh
Aitin Ter
England
Upib
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