Experts to aid Asian nations amid frets with governments
Australian experts from Seeee to toe frets with the Governments of Ceytenant Pakistan under the cal Se tro Department. Affaire ennounted yeste seterioy Dr. Re & Watchinson and Mr. B. Rice are two food vechwa lopiaia. Moaking will ack me consuitant te the iment om the bleh and tite tabustey Dek fe Wyeth feeid of educalarial payebo Rec amity was cake up any its im comcultant with the Central Bask of Crylon.
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Ceytenant
Pakistan
Re & Watchinson
Crylon
Weather Summary for Christmas Day and Nearby Outlook
Fragmented weather report notes mixed conditions with variable winds and possible thunderstorms in the afternoon. Includes temperatures, wind gusts, rainfall, and cloud cover from multiple locations, mentioning Fairbairn as a meteorological source and noting a warm, rather clouded day with showers.
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MT Pam
Bain BO
Ain
Calen
Fairbairn
Funder
Mujerty
Dukgate
Nighlanda
Winda
Perth
Wheat production decline threatens Australian export premium
An analysis of global wheat markets notes reduced Australian sowing and output raise doubts on meeting International Wheat Agreement quotas. Argentina and Canada show mixed crops, while higher domestic prices aim to spur sowings. The mood is uncertain as Australia may miss the premium offered for free wheat due to output constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amie
Australia
Beath-Mast Asia
Pasce
Australis
Viceregals attend service at Mt Donna Church Canberra
Vice regal figures led by Governor General William McKall attended a service at Mt Donna Church in Canberra on Civic Day, accompanied by Mrs. McKall and other members of the party.
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Win Baeneney
William McKall
Missety McKall
Absaded
Ty Mambst
Peri Fpreal Aiaif
Birha
Mt. Donna
Davis Cie Films Tonight in Canberra Schedule
The Davis Cie films premiere tonight with Melvin Coldwn Mayer Lul arranging with Rluerngen Lib. ary. Highlights include Davis Cup coverage and screenings at the Capitol and Civic Theatres tomorrow and the following days. Can burre announcements warn of the nightly schedule and ticketing details.
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Melvin-Coldwn-Mayer
Capitol
Americans Rally to Free Imprisoned Airmen in Hungary
U S citizens across the nation donate to raise funds to pay fines and costs for four American airmen jailed after allegedly crossing the Hungarian border. The American Battle Horn Association offered to cover the total, as the State Department prepared a response and President Roosevelt faced questions about possible diplomatic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chiaerd
United
Runawry
Fulnat
Hove
Acon
Germany
Upenavin
Boviek Mohtereeter
Bary
Mungery
Siapten
Monte
Monte Impelonment. the State Department Eainl
Penang
Legation
Ems
Aruman
Australian journalists seek new gliding record in holiday carols
Reporters from Sydney and abroad attempt to set a record during a Christmas carol event on a road trip featuring British Australian and Yugoslav correspondents. The piece notes international press presence from Poland Hungary and China as they travel 3860 miles to cover the glide and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laruiega
Trate White
Allied
Sydney
Americas
Ian Correpondantn
Wale Vere
Jamataur
Keith Col F
Australien
Change in King's Vone Startles Change in King's Vone Startles
A garbled report recalls royal Christmas messages from the King and Queen and royal family members. It notes a pledge of unity with the Commonwealth and mentions friends in Malaya and Korea, urging calm, friendship, and shared burden during global tensions. The piece reflects wartime era tone, stressing solidarity and domestic stability.
Accidents Toll Heavy During Holidays in Australia
A string of holiday accidents left multiple dead and injured. Robert Adamson Gibson, 2, drowned in the Macquarie River near Burrendong while picnicking party member s, and Amy Adatside Owen, 34, died in Winn Atallon. Frederick A. Hine and two children also perished in Middle Cyweka Pond near Gyinyple. A clergyman and others from England, recently emig rated, were among victims in a separate incident at a water hole 100 yards from the Paxton homestead. The day’s gloom closed with several serious injuries from a further crash and a triple car collision near Troken etn.
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Frank Boyce
Wille
Yeerwtors
Glenaches
Herap Eit Gren
Anrik
Far Bank
Robert Adamson Gibson
Macgudrie Tver
Burrendong
Via
Mumbil
Dison
Bcotians
de Coane
Rinhenerd
Trokenetn
Mmuay
Dours
Amy Adatside Owen
Winn Atallon
Atenmades
Middle Cyweka Ponwons
Gyinyple
Frederick A. Hine
Luge
Kaysaxbon
Afr
Mim
A.B. Paxton
Middle Creek
Paxton
Bart Works
Brisbane
Apd
Wall I
Baden
Foodstuffs To Be Dearer Amid Rising Prices
The article notes price hikes across groceries with pork and pastries among affected items. It mentions anticipated higher costs from December and rumors of market adjustments, citing wholesale and retail shifts and possible consumer impact.
Drownings At Tuggerah Beach Stir Rescue Efforts
A Wednesday Tuggerah incident left a man and a woman missing after a wave swept them from the rock ledge into treacherous waters. Woodbury and Madden attempted rescues with Madden driving a surf plane before conditions overwhelmed them. Police and civilians joined a search as darkness fell, but no recovery yet reported.
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Aydnny
Welmming
Seimiming
Rakee
Matthew Joh
Hsyeereold Gillins
Whee
Sur
Tuggerah
Thi Plake
Dimeulttes
Pennant Hills
Sane
Woodbury
Aia
Mes
Ikin Ue
Aimicultinn
Donte
Record Congregations In Canberra Churches On Christmas Day
Canberra churches reported record Christmas Day attendance with crowds at St Johns and St Andrews Browed overflows. Attendance rose due to spirituality, population growth, and economics, with 437 attending at district churches and many more at Presbyterian, Baptist, and Anglican services.
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Canberra
Two Fatalities In Family In 24 Hours
In Newcastle Willensiay Acawn and the E7-yearwald son died in separate events within 24 hours. Reginald Alive Jayce 02 died at Maitland Hospital after being struck at High Street station on Christmas Eve. A second relative died in Frankfort after a fall while attempting to retrieve something near Cheatmine Day. State inquiries resume into the incidents.
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Newcastle
Willensiay
Acawn
Reginald
Jayce
Maitland
High Street
Joyau
West Franfort
Erwin
Hinmull
Teriay
Fuera
Searby Street
New Orient Coal Bell
Drowning Toll Rises in Melbourne and Surrounds
A chaotic report recounts numerous deaths from drownings and accidents across Victoria. Victims include Maxwell Hutton of Wind sor, Howald Willie Arnoit of Mulgrave, and others near Niwood Beark and Brighton Beach. A motorcyclist and a man crushed by a barge also perish amid holiday chaos.
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Victoria
Minoritanroue
Maxwell Hutton
Windsor
Niwood Beark
Bmallacoutie
Brinson Highway
Sats
Tor
Yarra
Johnston Birett Bridge
Abbots Watch
Ube
Wan Wlang Ford
Sulv
Armadale
Brighton Beach
Sacha Tree
Abraham Oeale
Winternwick
Alan Appx
Rast Brunswelt
Stevedoring Advocated in Port Adelaide Board Report
A fragmented report from Adelaide outlines criticism of the Stevedoring Industry Board for failing to maintain an adequate work force. It notes that the Waterside Workers Federation reviewed port needs and urged action, citing November counts and recommendations to ensure steady labour. The Auditor General’s inquiry highlights shortfalls and calls for stronger enforcement of industry manpower requirements.
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Barnes
Pinyford Smutweek
Bisnop
Egee Sant U Movent
Weteraiche
Oper ‘Siembers
Trvdurtey Tivardis
Mt Wateraidera
Christmas Celebrated Worldwide Amid War and Faith
The article details wartime Christmas observances across nations. Royal family events in Britain, papal celebrations in Vatican City, and public religious rites mark the season. Pilgrims travel to holy sites, with broadcasts of services from St Paula Cathedral.
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Bardringham
Mandringham
Hingham
Vatican City
Pope
Mnelem
Maanes I
Vatican
Iraq Nationalises Oil Companies
Baghdad authorises a government takeover of two subsidiary oil firms of an Anglian company. The move aims to keep refining and distribution under state control, with the government managing and financing assets while export profits are shared. Parliament approval expected after talks with authorities.
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Baghdad
Weaneniay
Tng
Tra
Tyo
Tu ‘Agin Su
Unis
Maid Traq
Maunagin Company
Comecen
Mtafidain Dandies
Tlaath Companies
Weanagin
Heinien Company
Khanayin
Baavan
Roel
Army Minister Visits Forholes In Australia Visit
Army Minister visits Forholes during a Commonwealth tour praising Australian troops. He lauds their morale, endurance, and fighting records as “magnificent.” General James Von Riet and Lieut Col Prem influence the reception, with emphasis on Allied cooperation and victory aims.
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Ausra
Eall
Auatentian
Nts
Prem
Nba
Prunole
Mons
Bth Army Conmander
Geveralames von Rieet
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