Scholarships at Telopea Park highlight Canberra scholars
At Telopea Park Intermediate High School yesterday morning head Mr Filshie congratulated scholarship winners Misa Hope Tillyard Alan Townsend and Alan Doust. He noted record Leaving Certificate passes in Canberra and praised the trio for high state honours in English and mathematics. The head stressed school spirit despite accommodation and administrative challenges. He said the school would support their university careers with sympathy from Canberra staff and pupils.
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Furniture Swindle Suspect Questioned After Arrest
Detectives questioned a man at the Centred Peligeration after police arrested him on a furniture swindle accusation. Charges were later filed against the suspect.
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Councils Differ Over Electric Charges in Sydney Suburb
Sydney report shows Botany and City Council divided over electricity charges for a suburb. Botany Council weighs purchasing power plant from Railway for distribution citywide. Mayor said discussion ongoing and aims for amicable resolution.
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Tigress Attack in North Bengal Kills Escort Aide
Adama, accompanying Governor Anderson on a specialized shooting expedition, was hunted by a tigress in North Bengal jungles. He fired shots from his revolver as the animal dragged him, but the tiger was killed when the elephant, enraged by injuries, trampled it. Adama died later in Calcutta Hospital.
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Australia leads in infantile paralysis efforts said official
The Director of General Public Health Dr Dick said Australia is well ahead with organizations to combat infantile paralysis. He outlined main objectives to rehabilitate patients and support crippled children, noting progress in rehabilitation and treatment programs.
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Expulsions in Victoria by Communist Party factions
Four prominent Victorian members have been expelled from the Communist Party amid alleged support for a diverging line of action. The expulsions follow directives received from Moscow's headquarters announcing the new policy alignment.
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Canberra Queanbeyan Cricket Team Sets for Captain's Flat Match
A strong Canberra and Queanbeyan side heads to Captain’s Flat for a Sunday morning clash. Captain’s Flat names Alex Moore as captain with Gi Ross A Bell Chambers P Brody A Phillips J Corry T Dorman D Hoot D Curry W Scott and C H Boot in the side. Queanbeyan’s lineup features Hinckaman as captain with Gibby Clarke Balington Murrey Hamond Graham Kay Bastow Moors and other listed players. The trip departs Queanbeyan by car at 8.20 p m with play slated to start at 11 am.
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Law Suit Over Condensed Milk Contract Damages
On the thirty fifth day of hearing in Melbourne, Hobert George Herbert Walker and Alexander Thomas McClauve suing Neatles Anno Swiss Condensed Milk Co. Ltd for 120000 pounds claim breach of contract. Judge McArthur recommended mediation. parties adjourned as costs wiped out and about 50000 pounds already recorded.
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Glebe Man Convicted Of Shop Breaking Held Over
At Quarter Sessions J Barnett Santer, 26, convicted of shop breaking in 192% and found at Glebe, sentenced to 134 months for living at Glebe while charged. He claimed returning early due to his wife needing to escape with the baby. Remanded for sentence.
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Amusing Cricket Match in Melbourne Feature
Amusing incidents marked a cricket match in Melbourne between Wallaea of Vienna theatrical company and Biaty Parliament members. Ilely Dale, a leading actor, announced he would suspend the attack. F Grove, M.LAC, arrived to be protected by a suit of shining armour.
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Rationing to End in Victoria Fairways Suspended
Railway Commissioner announces all rationing on the Victorian Fairways will be suspended from February. The move ends restrictions affecting transport and local trade, signaling a shift in wartime economy policy and easing daily operations for residents and businesses.
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Influenza Deaths Fall in England and Wales this Week
The weekly influenza toll in England and Wales decreases to 1,906 deaths. This reflects a continuing mortality drop as health authorities track the illness across major cities including London.
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Pyaatement of the Capito Firm Listed in Australis Ledger
A fragment reports a publication related to Pya t e tang by C Mhaksopeare for the Federal Capito Presa of Australis Led at a listing of company offices. The OCR fragment is unclear but implies a corporate ledger or filing in early Australasian records.
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