Remand On Theft Charge In Australian Court
Walter Lawrence Clack, 25, labourer, appeared before Col J T A Any on a summary theft case involving a Latow camera valued at the property of The Commonwealth Government. He was remanded until January 1 with bail. Mr R Donaldson P M presided. Mr Beroupe to take magistrate duties in Parramatta. Canberra set for January 17.
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Walter Lawrence Clack
J.T. A. Any
Gol Goodwin
R. Donaldson
P.M
Jatrict
Parramatta
Bydney
Mr. Beroupe
Canberra
Victorian Women for Canneries
Victorian women aged 18 to 40 will be diverted from all parts of Victoria to work in Melbourne canneries and the Goulburn Valley. Deputy Prime Minister of Manpower Mr Eamerins says volunteers will be encouraged if possible. By end of April about 500 women are needed in the city and a further 1,000 for canning in the Goulburn Valley.
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Melbourne
Ingle Gula
Victoria
Melboumne
Eamerins Trsay
Goulburn
Improvements in country rail services restore Canberra to Sydney trains
Sunday trains from Canberra to Sydney will be restored under new country railway service improvements. Adjusted timetables aim to provide better night mail and Sunday services, reduce overcrowding, and improve on-board refreshments with revised schedules starting mid January. Handbills at stations outline full adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sydney
Allways
Hartigen
Lenina
Plastics and rayon from sawdust waste process details
Fragmented text describes recovering chemicals from sawdust waste to produce plastics and rayon. Mentions acetic acid recovery, involvement of a chemist department head, and a process yielding material for cellulose combination. Lacks coherent facts due to garbled OCR.
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Pete Seale
Ateriean Chemie Boeky
Brookelyn
Weta
Drought Cuts Australia Wheat Crops Sharply
A severe drought slash es Australian wheat yields with New South Wales dropping from 50 million to about 18.1 million bushels and Victoria from 20 million to around 8 million. Officials warn export needs may not be met while fodder supplies remain dangerously low. Opposition Deputy Leader Harrison calls drought the worst yet, followed by occasional bumper years.
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Sydney
Weinendas
New South Wales
The
Wheat Board End
Australia
Victoria
Mr. Harrison
Amplified public address system at Manuka Pool
Bathers at the Manuka Swimming Pool gain crowd control and event coordination from a newly installed amplified public address system. The setup serves up to 1,100 attendees on warm days and will aid carnival organizers by easily calling competitors to races from the diving board end. A small radio with a pickup will provide music for swimmers.
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Manuka
Constable Charged With Robbing Seaman in Police Court
In Sydney Central Police Court Constable Rupert Kenneth Bodel 41 faced charges of robbing a drunken seaman while taking him to Poller Station on December 27 He pleaded not guilty The prosecution alleges the constable stole four wallets containing eight Australian pounds and other money valued at 110 from Thames Baker who was in the police car with him The wallet was later found in a box in a cupboard near the station Hearing adjourned.
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Sydney
Central
Rupert Kenneth Bodel
Poller
Plandas
Bodel
Thames
Baker
Del
Statio
Opium Smuggling Ring Tackled in Sydney
Sydney police and Customs officers have seized hundreds of pounds of opium over recent months. An international gang, described as well organized, is accused of smuggling opium from India into Australia. It is noted that more than 3,000 Chinese residents live in Sydney and opium sells for up to 50 pounds per pound.
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Sydney
Australia
India
Army Sells Donkeys Cheap in Wartime Sale
Army sold yesterday a number of donkeys with interested youths present. A small boy reportedly bought one for 20 and another purchased a donkey for duty. The event occurred yesterday as part of a wartime sale of military animals.
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Hrisbane
Cruelty Charge Planned After Rodeo Event
The PRESAENT of the REPCA Mr K B Williams announced prosecutions will be launched for cruelty to animals at the Police Rodeo held at the Show Ground. The decision followed an opinion from a recognized ICC.
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Rydney
REPCA
Willams
ICC
Two Killed When Jeep Overturns On Richmond Road
A jeep carrying seven FLA A F men overturned on Richmond Road last night. Two men died, including 87 year old Jamie Stanley Smallwood of Marita. Another civilian was injured and taken to an Air Force hospital in critical condition.
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Sydney
Richmond Road
Rla.a.f
Fla.a.f
Air Force
Jamie Stanley Smallwood
Marita
Smallwood
Cvilian
Stock too weak to travel at Inverell deal
In Inverell a train brought about 700 head of cattle of which around 200 died and many others were too weak to move and were destroyed. They had travelled from Central Queensland and Boggabulla seeking fodder and agistment, with sheep from the west finding better condition.
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Ainverell
Calr
Queensland
Boggabulla
Faeeking
Training Track Negotiations Between Sydney Clubs
Sydney authorities report talks between the Sydney Turf Club and Victoria Park Club aimed at resolving issues for access to training track facilities. Officials hope a satisfactory agreement will let the track be used for training purposes.
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Sydney
Sydney Turf Club
Victoria Park Club
Fay
Tagon
Lemat
Rosebery Club to Race at Rosehill
Approval granted by the Gn Secretary for the Rosebery Race City meeting at Rosebery Roseh. Decision notes a late afternoon gathering and mentions 240 attendees with remarks about Crown Law officers.
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Rosebery Club
Rosehill
Ayoney
He Gn
Tm "Bandeny
Tate
Rosebery
Heavy Tote Betting in New Zealand Totals Rise
During the Christmas and New Year period tote betting in New Zealand reached a total value of 1,840,000, marking an increase of 169,054 over the previous year. The report notes Auckland activity and broader wagering trends in the season.
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Auckland
Tulaheaton
Hesland
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Kingston Branch
N. & Young
Kingston — Civic Centre
Queanbeyan
Cuseck
Gabe
Cusack’'s
Cusack
Cuseck's
Great Furniture Stores
Kingston
Wahl
S.T.C
Saerta
Exonna
Renena
Mart
Grocer's Shelf
National Savings Bande
Seth
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