Tragic assault reported in Canterbury this Christmas
A brutal incident in Canterbury was reported with a daughter found badly injured in the kitchen after a disturbance described as a braid to dealin. The victim, a blonde woman, was hospitalized in serious condition at Cheisumas state hospital.
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Stoney
Turdey
Penea
Aera
Dorathy
Saad
Canterbury
Cheisumas
Reeperter
Yuk Omar
Sparta
Wiliam Joh Pat Feom
South Coast
Rife-Rife Prague Tussany Report On Convictions In November
The Cooch Oficial news agency reports that 7 096 people were convicted of racketeering market and price offences in November following an autumn purge of small shopkeepers. Fines amounted to £200 900 and were spent.
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Prague
Tussany
Wald
State Funeral Set for Late James Dooley
The late James Dooley to be honored with a state funeral held in Brisbane. Premier and government members invited. Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral, then procession to Botany Cemetery. Premier Atlee and Speaker McGinty among mourners, W Jack MP to attend.
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James Dooley
Bydney
Junien Fim
Laban
Win Beaccord
Materad Ter-Morraw
Rani Oflerra
Dooley
Liverpont Qld
McQiny
McQiny) and There Would Be A Requiem Mass At BL Mury'a
Wem
Lomorrow An
Beoccaston
Kathedral
Botany Cemery
Naif
Ofice
Renter
Brate Mintater
Mpeahur
W. Jack
Will
Weather report from Canberra and Fairbairn station
Forecasters at the Meteorological station Fairbairn report yesterday a fine and warm day with scattered clouds. Temperatures slipped around 42 degrees with light winds from the NW and a few gusts up to 22 mph later in the day.
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Canberra
Tuenasy
Harometer
Bam
Temparacure
Tegress
Santenum Emperatura
Segrres
Conan
Camila
Fairbairn
Canberra Road Safety Critique Sparks ACT Council Talk
A Canberra pickup of street hazards warns that holiday safety is satisfactory only due to public caution. A proposal for a Road Safety Council arises amid criticism of traffic conditions on City Way and Northtourne Avenue with dangerous corners and parking constraints. Government vehicles and private cars share faults, urging independent vehicle oversight to improve overall safety.
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Australian Capital Territory
Canberra
Carterem
Ley
Department of the Interior
Anjlee
Iva Montreant
Avanne
Cuntheren
Thun
Danieer Egial
Adelaide ministers discuss petrol rationing plan
Two meetings held today in Adelaide between ministers and industry heads to discuss petrol rationing. Senator Molany and the Vacuum DU Company managing director attended briefings, with no decision announced until after a Canberra cabinet committee meeting on fuel policy.
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Adelaide
Rursuay
Kiet Molany
Airat
Furumina
Inter
Vacuum DU
Mir Harald
Canberra
Vacation Play Centres To Open Today
The fourth annual program runs at centres with the National Library providing children's books. Centres will open between 9 and 5 with supervision, focusing on older preschool groups. Outings planned to Cotter River and Munaka Pool. intercentre fixtures and parent evenings to be held. Attendance not to exceed peak holiday levels.
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Vark
Falrison
Daye
National Library
Amalie
Melopen Park
Cotter River
Aerodrome
Munuka Pool
Glare Seid
Hollva
Nine Shots Level In Second Stage Of King's Prize
MODART Tuesday Wen the second stage of Kings Prize shooting was concluded at Penlville range today. The leaders posted high scores amid windy conditions as some top marksmen faltered. A.C. Bull captained the Quicenaland Loan and led with key scores. Parker, Cane, Almaon, and White among noted contenders. The field remains tight with only four points separating the top riflemen. The final stage is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Modart
Penlville Range
Ktirman
Oy Ord
A.C. Bull
Qhicenaland “Loan
Parker
W. T. Cane
Lonasry
Declaration of Act Poll Declares Election Result
Fragmented OCR notes announce a poll declaration for the ACT House of Representatives. Mr A J Parker contested at an electoral office with unclear details and a seat winner named Ruth, showing a final majority figures obscured by garbled text.
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A. J. Parkert
Mt Jc. I
Cane Berra
Pampimbhs
Wien
Ruth
Local Leaf Aydney Development Highlighted by Libarco
Mr Godfrey Phillips, principal of Mascot school, arrives from London amid praise for Australian War Improved quality. The update notes encouragement from Libarco and mentions efforts to boost growth and efficiency in local industry.
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Aydney
Uwallén Tobeero
Tnibiat Wa
Hestiity Libarco Company
Godfrey Phillips
Mascot
London
Bribe Denied in Cell Escape Probe In Sydney
An inquiry heard no evidence of a bribe to permit an escape from Central Police Station. Warders Dugan and Mears faced charges as details emerged that prison precautions were reviewed after the incident.
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Sydney
Wurth
Dugan
Mears
Central Police
Tres. Warde
Priaons
Tein Auld
Dee Ieee
Senate Totals in Victoria Vote Confusing Mosaic
Melbourne Tuesday report shows messy totals for Victoria Senate results with Lib Mayor and Labour candidates mentioned. Figures appear garbled with party names and candidate initials, but total figures suggest Labour and Liberal groups leading, with several minor parties and ungrouped totals listed for Melbourne area.
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Melbourne
Libara
Country Party
Bennie Ih l Vietorm
Lavour Party
Aguren
Tuctiny Sahow
Aficer
Mom Amal
Pratinumtercetecal
Renator
Te Ahlao
Raniic
Tral Levee
Sarnaon
Tiikal
ATO
Protestant Pennies Party
Ray Sam
Tota
Barevr
Cainer
Devlin
Sheetallaata
R.A. Cleaey
LF Binwren
Sra
Ada Braham
AB C Orchestra to Play in Capitol Theatre
AB C Orchestra will perform at Capitol Theatre on February 7 as part of a concert series. The program includes a Sydney Central Concert and may feature guest conductor Benjamin Britten with the Australian Broadcasting Company ensemble.
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Ab.c
Capitol Theatre
Oriebelty
Cab Serre
Alvert Hall
Zommimaoa
Taestre
Sydney Central
Sethe
Bre
Ita Ezinual
Tre Mage
Alport
Adw.c
Bag Tech
Benjamin Britten
Army And Navy Recruiting To Be Accelerated
Brisbane Twosday reports a conference between Mr Francis and the Army and Naval Board to speed up recruitment and coordination between the two services. Aimed at greater efficiency, the plan seeks prompt action to strengthen the defence framework and emergency readiness.
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Army
Navy
Brisbane
Twosday
Armoy and Navy
Francis
Rll
Melbourne
Army and Naval Board
Ailleu
Army Ani
Moratan
Prancie Aaia
Frenda
Chit
Fires devastate stations in Queensland farmlands
Reports from Charleville area describe massive property losses across Wyandra and surrounding Darling Downs districts. Hundreds of pounds worth of fencing, nearly all pasture at Wooyenong station, and a large tract near Rowonte station were destroyed by fires. Efforts by volunteers and police were underway to control outbreaks as cattle were moved to safety.
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Briagane
Tuenday
Wooyenong Station
Niles
Charneyille
Seithin
Garda
Romestead
Mim D. Gordon
Wyandra
Darling Bowne
Charleville
Tavday
Pinky
Wyandre
Rowonte
Millen
Wyandirs
Beth Caindyr
Querissant Primary Producers Co-Operative Association
Atari Toons
Man Found Dead in Rush at Cloncurry
A laborer from Anetns is found dead near Peunein More, about 18 miles from Cloncurry town. The body was discovered today, with reports suggesting he died from injuries or starvation after being missing since December 28. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.
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Cloncurry
Peunein More
Customs Revenue Up for 6 Months
Treasury figures show customs revenue for the first half of the year reaching 402,760.31 and 480,475,005 for different periods, with the total reflecting an increase over the comparable 1948 period. The report notes polio case increases in New South Wales and Sydney areas amid broader trade data.
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Fueron
Empire Games Auckland Team Selector Surprise Report
An expansive report outlines Empire Games events with a focus on Auckland selections and standout athletes from Victoria. It notes takings, performances across track events, relays, and field events, naming multiple competitors and coaching figures.
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Auckland
Resident Magistrate Appointed for the ACT
The Attorney General has named Mr FL P Keane as fulltime resident magistrate for the ACT. He will preside at his first sitting this morning in the circuit court. Keane, 45, studied at Sydney University and held posts in the public works and police departments before joining the Attorney Generals office. He has served as Deputy Licensing Magistrate and Registrar for the ACT Supreme Court and Births Deaths and Marriages.
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FL. P. Keane
Megiarate
Ue Act
Attaayr
Keane Will Prealds
Hin
Ad Paton
Joan
MN Foentate Lawe
Carell Magia
Sratae
Yoca’ Ordinanens
Keane Ie
Alhyallis College
North
Spaney
Sydney University
New South Wales Department of Fubtle Works
HS Department
Ats
Tamey Eenera
Jaton Et. Mag
Central Poller
Water Ice
Emmingilie
Yurm Parramatta
Newtown
Ait Northaganey
Redlerst
Comimivaton
ACT Conciliation Court
Ixenne
Supreme Court
Canberra Court Hears Nanny Case and Bicycle Thefts
A Canberra court heard a nanny breach case and a bicycle theft tied to a local incident. Robert Britton, 27, of Jannulas Arends, admitted to resisting arrest and to other related charges after an officer reported a dispute near Gunberte Court.
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Nanny Blegeles
CP. Keane
Igaf
Gunberte Court
Tuobert Britton
Inhoure
Jannulas Arends
Bryce
Zoe
Robert
Anthony
Fintel Avigaron
Tori
Bergrant G. Firowe
Sloan
Britton
Miquar Britton
Tae
Remand in Murder Charge Voices in Wavering Courtroom
Fragmentary diary like report details a murder remand with references to magistrates and witnesses. Text mentions appearance in Cry court, a Mase Mears figure, and postponed proceedings through Friday amid unclear proceedings and delays.
Better Quality Films Predicted For 1950
The section notes rising hopes for improved cinema as Capitord Picture Theatre officials expect better quality productions from Australia and England. It lists anticipated releases and star names, with a focus on increased competition and a shift toward stronger supporting films.
Wheat harvest 1947-8 record forecast in Melbourne
Melbourne reports a record wheat harvest for 1947-8 with exports and prices rising. Analysts expect a harvest around 7 million bushels above the previous quarter, lifting average yields and boosting shipments. Farmers anticipate strong export demand as shipping and trucking move grain to ports.
Four Injured In Sydney Spit Bus Mishap
Four people were injured in a bus crash on the Spit Bridge approach in Sydney. The crowded double-decker bus swerved in overhanging branches during a narrow section, tumbling 180 yards before the driver realized something was wrong. Injured include Herbert Bredbury, Walter White, Tean Pearson, and Claude Hunt, with lacerations and shock reported. The incident occurred near 0.20 am as the bus was diverted to relieve congestion on the pond. Transit driver Rue Brin Bima was from Budiey Street Mal.
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Sydney
Tovany
Roe
Rpit Bridge
Herbert Bredbury
Prince Street
Mouton
Chuck
Iacerationa
Walter “Ridward White
Wanker Road
Enkomba
Euahe
Tean Pearson
Stokin
Vineyard Street
Mona Vale
Ahock
Claude Hunt
Pitchwater Row
Muna Vale
Nedingy Tanbux
Cauile Brin Bima
Gowlab
Way
Avalow
Wynyartt
Transport Crash and Airline Strike Report in Anonymized Text
A garbled historical article fragment reports on transport and aviation topics. It mentions Fon led by Aux last year, William directing transport, an American airline, and references to flights and passenger figures. The readable text is heavily distorted with numerous misspellings and missing words.
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Fon
Aux
Washington
Felines
Willian
Uripe
Nort
Orien
Wien
Coie Inventome
Euves
Uit Fredahe
Canada Strikes A Cold Snag In Prince George
A garbled report from Prince George describes a sharp cold spell causing temperatures to dip to six degrees below, with observers noting thermometer readings and weather conditions. The fragment mentions Winifred and a list of names or places but lacks coherent context.
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Prince George
Brit
Winifred Wue
Nitvar
van Setanne Ropeers
Howe
Pital
Six Cases in 5 A Anelatin Article Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled date and numbers with references to cases and a tally. The unreadable text mentions "Six Cases in 5 A" and a May date, with unclear names or places, limiting concrete facts.
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