Family reunion Brishanet and a theft in Brisbane Street
A Brisbane reunites after 13 years as Mrs John Parkes learns her son Frederick William Parkes, once missing since infantile paralysis, is alive. In Adelaide Street, Fraser Edmondston’s jewellery window was smashed and two diamond pad rings stolen in a morning burglary. Earlier incidents targeted vehicles in a smash and grab spree.
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Brishanet
John Parken
Fredericr William Parkes
Frederick William Parkes
Handicrat
Brisbane
Fraser Edmondston
Adelaide Street
City
Melbourne Prosecution Finds Two Books Not Obscene
In Melbourne on Thursday magistrate Mr. McLean ruled that though some pictures might be presented suggestively they are not obscene under the new act. The case against Minnie Coffey book seller and Cyril Pearce manager led two police led books being deemed obscene but not destroyed until appeal time expired. A notice of appeal was filed for Mrs. Coffey and Pearce’s charge was struck out.
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Melbourne
McLean
Miles
Mia
Minnie Coffey
Cyril Pearce
Deficiency in Union Funds Case At Central Court
Thursday at the Central Court John Thomas Atkins 85 union secretary was committed for trial on three charges of embezzlement. He allegedly embezzled 7 pounds 13 shillings 9 pence and 1847 pounds and a total deficiency of 1450 pounds 3 shillings. Atkins served as secretary and treasurer of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen Association Wigouth District of Australasia.
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Bydney
Central Court
John ‘Thomas Atkins
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’ Association
Wigouth
Australasia
Desert Tragedy as Boy Dies of Thirst Near Alice Springs
In a brutal desert tragedy near Alice Springs a 13 year old boy died of thirst after attempting to reach help for his mother and sister. The family traveling with four others faced 218 degree heat and scorching winds before a relief party from Adelaide found them. The boy was buried by a riverbank after the others received medical aid.
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Alice Springs
Sandhills
James Maddigan
Manning
Alles Springs
Mia
Maddigan
Adelaide
Refugees Arrive in Sydney by Marelia and Nestor
Refugees arrive in Sydney today aboard the Marelia and the Nestor. The group includes Austrian and Jewish travelers. One refugee plans to open a knitting factory in Sydney. Additional arrivals noted but details incomplete.
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Sydney
Marelia
Aydne
Nestor
Christmas Mail Rush Through Sydney GPO
Sydney reports a massive mail flow with 400 tons processed yesterday and another 400 tons today. Peak railway traffic is expected tomorrow as about 50,000 people depart Central Railway Station across 150 trains. Trains will run about every eight minutes. The Shop Assistants' Union notes 5000 extra job placements amid the retail boom.
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Sydney
G.P.O
Central Railway
Roof collapse injures men at Ryde Exchange Hotel
Two men were injured when about 200 square feet of roofing collapsed at the Ryde Exchange Hotel during a Christmas drink. Nine others, including the pub bean and a barmaid, rushed to safety as debris showered the room. details on the injured were not fully disclosed.
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Sydney
Ryde Exchange
Homebush Stock Sales Report Mixed Demand at Plemington Market
At the Plemington valeyarde sale 38 000 sheep and lambs faced buyers with steady lambs and irregular sheep demand, overall market easing slightly from Monday. Cattle yarded 2 714 with prices firm to up 10 to 15 shillings. Notable buyers included William Buzzard and Arthur McTesque with listed abraded conditions.
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Sydney
Plemington
Trade prospects in Australia talks begin in Washington
In Washington on Thursday Mr. Race stated to the Australian Associated Press that he found widespread willingness to reach a trade agreement, though he recognised the current moment was not propitious for closing such deals. He emphasized that many conversations indicated a desire to conclude an accord, but timing remains an obstacle.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Bre Lang
WSS
Dima
Jong Feeru
Oui
Euline
Elfver
Ion
Pelee
Xt Ia
Homebush Stock Sales
William Buzzard
Marrickville
Arthur McTesque
Banfield
Australia
Modern Furnishings Ltd
Cyclops
OS. J. Woodger
Hoppl
A.M.P. Society
Omics
Kampira
Samuel Hordern
Boor
A.W. Sneddon
Wwee Abager
Actiry
Nae Boneh
Pi Dire
Siam
A.W. Davis
Auburn Street
Goulburn
E. R. Garrutt
L. A. Breant
Federal Capital Press
the Federal Capital Press OF Australia Ltd
Braddon
Canberra
Canberra Times
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