Man Charged With Murder Of Taxi Driver At Bathurst
Dixon, a taxi driver from Burwood to the city, was found dead in his cab on the Western Highway near Bathurst. A man, Norman Crippen, has been charged. police say a sawn off .22 rifle was used and four shots fired at close range. Detective officers pursued the suspect along the riverbank and later overpowered him after a chase. Police continue investigations with Bathurst detectives and staff.
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Rochdale
Penrith
Dixon
Shearer
Norman Crippen
Desh
Uetit
Ana Tomoraw
Dicom Wan
Hf Ju
Hin Parants
Adarany
Ergramt
Aldridge Jang
CIB
Anld
Sydney
Toonight
Burwood
Kerr Waddell
Charlie Miller
Ak Conntale
Lowe
Treene
Hia
Palice
Ateuchary Ahd
Taki Wis
Waudell
Miller
Waddell
Ttu
Macquarie
Alimond Aith
Murray
Theatre Strike Threatens Melbourne Venues
A Melbourne theatre strike emerges as managements refuse a 40 week pay rise for key staff including protection room, electrical and image teams. Roughly 2 000 theatre workers rally at the I Hall and vow action, with a union meeting set for January 6 if demands aren’t met.
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Melbourne
Thestre
Protection Room
I!mage
Thestres
L ‘Amiasa
I. Hall
Narrow Escape In Overturned Car At Canberra Avenue Intersection
Mr Mervyo Pagealler of Stollee Street Manuka narrowly escaped injury when his car overturned at the National Circuit and Cantorta Avenue intersection on Saturday evening. A second vehicle driven by Reginald McCarey Causeway pushed the car onto its side with four wheels in the air. Miller escaped unharmed though his vehicle sustained extensive damage and dented bodywork.
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Mervyo Pagealler
Stollee Street
Manuka
National Circwit
Cantorta
Avenue
Reginald McCarey
Af Causeway
Camero
Biller
Miller
McCarey
Canberra Avenue
Jim Collison
McCorey
Mystery Cylinder Falls On House In Melbourne
A damaged cylinder fell from the sky and landed on a house in Melbourne Sunday. Witnesses described a small diameter metal tube near 1 inch long that appeared to drop from an aircraft. It bounced off a tree and rolled along the ground before coming to rest near a roadway.Authorities checked the area for further hazards and investigated the origin of the object as local residents reported a loud overhead noise moments before the incident.
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Melbourne
Train wheels lifted to extricate man at Lidcombe station
Sydney report says passenger Harvey Living at 72 Dalley Street Lidcombe fell beneath a moving train when alighting. Ambulance crews failed to free him until bystanders raised the wheels, but he died later at St Joseph's Hospital Auburn.
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Sydney
Lidcome Pailway
Atune Harvey
Dalley ‘Street
Lidcombe
St. Joseph's Hospital
Auburn
Peace delegates held up in London
Three Australians from the Warmaw Peace Congress claim the Australian government refused permission for their passages home. They report passport confiscation and delays in London, saying they have little money and await a response from authorities.
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London
Warmaw Peace Congress
Thelma
Thomas Robertson
Margaret. Barrana
Tym Cecchoslovakia
Acketa
Australia
Australia. Unt They Reported To Australie House
Rovertson
Lena
Britain
Duaml
Pal
Eaperance Bay
Roberton
Youth Dies in Life Saving Test at Avalon Beach
A youth died during a life saving drill off Avalon Beach as peers carried the victim 400 yards to shore for artificial respiration. The incident occurred during a beach safety examination with many surfers reported at the scene.
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Asay
Weing Sivard
Avalon
Nam John
Paddington
Sydney Beaches
Canberra Fighter Named for City Aims to Boost Output
Sir George Melans, visiting Australia, says the Canberra fighter designed in Australia and Britain is a high performance plane. He notes the name strengthens ties among Australia, Britain and the Empire. Britain’s factories run five hours overtime weekly to lift production during wartime. The Trade Union Congress urged higher earnings by raising output.
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George Melans
Sir George
Australis
Canberra
George
Australia
England
Great Britain
Englade
Council of the Trade Uni Jon Congress
Itn
Wniona
Bir George
Theft fine at Capital Hill Hostel
Ronald Beynon a 28 year old bricklayer from Capital Hill Hostel was fined after a conviction. Details of the case are unclear with fragmented OCR text mentioning a court and a date but lacking complete sentences or locations.
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Ronald Beynon
Capital Hill
Mocasaetaunt
McKie
Mogutrats
Bardayan
Eiu Te Laer
Patrick He
Hota
Rabbits and Pastures Face Strain in New South Water
The Graziers' Federal Council releases a report noting widespread pasture depletion in New South Water with rabbit invasions in Central West districts. It cites rain, improved brigades, and shifting livestock demand as factors shaping grazing and stock prospects.
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Bydney
New South Water
Federal Council
Strike Averted in Britain Cable and Wireless Crisis
London reports resolution after 700 workers of Britain's State-owned Cable and Wireless Company halted a planned strike. The action threatened substantial disruption to communications with the Commonwealth and other parts of the world from Monday.
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London
Bundiy
Britain
Commonwealth
Lemneruw
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