Test Prospects Melaquene Endey and India Innings
Test match notes describe Australia v India with Amarnath and Bradman figures. Innings declared at W/Z aiming for Australia on a sticky pitch. Bowling summaries: Phidiar 1/38 Amarnath 3/08, others.
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Endey
Peadean
Jorrie
Owen
Australia
Taaia
Amarnath
Amatralia
Bradman
Tailasd Batamen
Necond Aa Jahneon
Magare
Antiarn
Dealand
Thw
Piaduar
Jonaaton
Lew
Amarnath ‘Barnes
Sen
Amarnath Morris
Phidiar
Asare
Marsrate
Ota Gi Menomed
Coins Recovered From Boy's Stomach After Dive
A young diver swallowed coins during a stunt and later regurgitated them. The incident occurred during a performance when the boy, said to be 18 years old, placed coins in his mouth and later emerged with the coins recovered.
Missing miner Sydney sought by large police squads
In dense bush country on One Rough Casal near Wilita Templeton a seven year old boy miner named Sydney is missing for more than a fortnight. Large squads of police and civilians search the area. authorities believe he may be suffering from some illness or exposure.
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Sydney
Wilita Templeton
Thirront
Smneaia
Body Found Near Avenue Amid Unclear Details
A body was found near an avenue in an unclear location. Police and investigators work to identify the deceased and determine the cause, with no immediate suspects disclosed. Further details remain unreleased as inquiries continue.
Tivol Managing Director Details on Equity Costs
An unclear note references the Tivol Managing Director and a person identified as Mr. atin. It mentions equity costs and a figure around 70, with a suggestion of some cost being borne by April.
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Tivol
Atin
Bey Aupiil
Passenger Hurt After Rough Tasman Crossing
A passenger sustained injuries on the Tasman crossing after a rough incident. Witnesses describe a heavy male involved and the vessel crew couriered him for medical attention. Local authorities are reviewing the event and safety procedures following the accident.
Magna Carta principles warn against wartime petrol controls
The article argues that wartime petrol rationing and associated regulations threaten fundamental rights, insisting licenses should only be withdrawn after legal due process. It condemns executive overreach, urging Parliament to enact petrol laws and ensure courts determine offences rather than administrative punishment.
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Perccm
Melbourne
Torre
Ariel
Iner
Uae
John
Earle Page Arrives in Cape Town to Discuss Dominion Cooperation
Sir Earle Page arrived in Cape Town on Friday to explore cooperation between South Africa and Australia. He deplored competition between the Dominions for immigrants and pledged joint efforts to improve migration and economic ties.
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Capetown
Earle Page
South Africa
Australia
Dominions
BOAC Loses 60 Pounds Per Passenger, Sunday Express Claims
London report says BOAC losses reach about 8 million pounds across 10 aircraft types and 11 engines, with passengers paying roughly 60 pounds each according to a Sunday Express summary submitted to the Minister for Civil Aviation.
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London
Bunasy
B.O.A.C. Anshal
Avielon
Carrie
Jibe
Sunday Express
Petrol Coupons To Day In Sydney
Petrol rationing coupons will be available to private motorists tomorrow with a likely 40 per cent cut required by the dollar crisis. The measure aims to ease fuel shortages before Christmas as the fuel economy faces tightening controls.
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Sydney
Weather summary from Bam and Canberra forecast data
Weather readings show barometer at 29.007 inches, temperatures peaking around 86.4 and dipping to 43, with winds shifting from WNW to various directions. Canberra forecast predicts mild conditions with possible thunder storms in northern districts and easterly winds.
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Bam
Mi. AE
Mobo Heetuma
Wallemaiet
Muna
Ste
Muaimam Frem
Tanberra
Prom
Rairbairn
Fiouth
Fragmented World War II Agency Proposal Draft
A damaged passage suggests an emendation of an international body proposal. It mentions a maternal affairs office and accretariat with aims to assist United Nations led by Australia and foreign councils. The text references reconstruction work and UNIO style duties, amid unclear committee actions.
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Ean Ta
Anatate Oeganiasticas
Wensral
United Nations
UNRAA
UNIO
Evatt Defends Release of Yes Referendum Case
The Attorney General says he had nothing to do with releasing the Yes case for the referendum. He defended the release as informing Australians of arrangements supporting altering the Constitution. He noted the No case was not licensed by the government and criticized misstatements about proximity to the No campaign.
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Dr. Evatt
Ehv
Ratt
Kivatt
Souliné
Evatt
Manian
Rivest
Australia
Menta
Rene
Rjoam
Menaien
Menales
Mansios
Mensien
T Lactoral
No Instructions Yet For Summonses In New Guinea Case
Deputy Crown Solicitor Br. G A Watson said he had not yet received instructions to serve furor summonses in connection with the New Guinea tim bar case. Reports said a number of people may be present. On Friday night three commonees alleged forging of documents and one letter falsification were brought against John Amith a former Labour politician and union leader. He is to appear before Mr. Atkinson SL on Wednesday morning as Commonwealth officers continue investigations.
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Sydney
Gunaay
Br. G. A. Watson
New Guinea
Timbar
Watson
Praseeiten
John Amith
Jocky Garden
Atkinson
Commonwealth
Weil
Presentation to the Strichi couple at St Johns Church
Sydney reports a presentation to Mr and Mrs Strichi at St Johns Church yesterday by church members. A senior officer Dr Morris and banker Mr Etrickland discussed a possible diocesan representation with Mr John an executive member of the Perth Churches and World Council W.S.A. on New Year's Eve. Police report a separate incident of theft and a later medical treatment for Braund after a neck injury in a Roman Catholic orient.
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St. Jonn'a
Yeaterday
FB. P. Etrick
Sydney
Bunday
Ms Nsw
Common
Egeattn
EB Morris
Alwearth Bankstaft
Etrickland
John
Pernt
Nim
Lamsarini
World Council
W.S.A
Braund
Roman Cathalic Orient
Petral
al Ttea
Aaron
Kain Raorine
Braund Fir
Stolen Jewel Haul Recovered After Break-in
Jewellery worth 62.443 was stolen from Bruhane residence. Police recovered carvings and diamonds later identified as Burnsden property. Two youths were questioned at Briehane home and Nim faced theft charges in connection with the burglary.
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Bribbane
Dunday
rom @ Bruhane
At & Briehane
Nim
ISPORT SOUGHT FOR U S RADIO STRIKE
ISPORT SOUGHT FOR U S RADIO STRIKE Foingeathte Co ae urged today. OF Bepenn Fiddle ori, president of the San PeeSere Sap ee port fre hiatinten's action Watoda sent to professional Radio Operators 'Unive, P
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Foingeathte Co Ae
Bepenn
Fiddle Ori
San PeeSere Sapeeport
Jerrabomberra Bridge Washed Away Again
Heavy floods washed away the Jerrabomberra bridge again on a weekend. Engineers will inspect damaged piers after a five foot rise in the stream. The burst of downpours and high runoff prompted continued patrols of rivers and maintained repairs to roads and crossings.
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Jerrabomberra
WB. Potts
Department of Works
VIC
Canberra
Mont
Work Volunteers Sought for Play Centre Centres
An organiser at the National Fitness Council Vacation Play Centres appeals for volunteers to supervise and assist at Wantake and Singston centres tomorrow morning. Ten supervisors are arranged to attend and will help distribute materials and run activities from 10.30 am to 12 noon, with free milk for children. A wet weather plan and book drive are also mentioned with local shops aiding in donations.
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Volpnlori
Wanttake Fond
National Fitness CouciYa
Achenne
Romtere
Pro Reas
Weatridgre
Turner
Realdenta
Ake
AY Am
Chile
Soli
B. Downes
Aluale Ny
Mina
Monk
Smith
Uta
Ag Jarvis
Ing
Mime
Prisipe
Ai” Rental
Har
Eis
Niah
Sport Depot
Ity
Boots Harayite
Bingon
Marked Upswing in Canadian Immigration
Immigration to Canada in October showed a rise over the same month in 1946. The Immigration Branch released figures showing 9,941 arrivals for October against 740 in 1846, reflecting a significant uptick in the year.
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Canada
Department of Mine and Feewoureen
Ollans
Abandoned Baby Named After Princess
A three week old baby girl found abandoned in Hurstville is reported to have attracted several offers of adoption. The Matron said that within 30 days a name will be chosen, with potential adopters from Canada and the United States showing interest. Police and home officials are tallying offers received today.
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St Flurstville
Scarbe
United
Bates
Wainsalle
Polive
Ner
Fraser rails at arbitrary wartime fuel rules and official power
The speech critiques a government regulation on liquid fuel and wartime vegetation control, arguing it grants tyrannical power to officials. He contends the regime must be lawful and temper public controls with democratic conscience, warning arbitrary enforcement harms the state and individual rights.
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Petral Vernes
Orkes
A.D. Pram
Emuiion Comanstret
Gov
Ubsse
Tim
Fraser
Yaare
Truck Escapade Ends in Police Chase and Arrests
Two youths allegedly stole a lorry and rammed a police car while fleeing through Balmain. Police pursued for about 10 miles at high speed before catching them. At Balmain Police Station the pair were charged with malicious damage to a police vehicle and theft.
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Bydney
Palier
Pateraiam Tote
Wolfe, Ply, Ltd
Waa
Don Is
Balmain
Img
Ninth Victim Of Paralysis In New Zealand
Reported in Auckland as another child dies from paralysis amid strict precautions to curb the disease. The outbreak has prompted public health measures and scrutiny of travel and isolation protocols among islands near New Zealand.
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N.Z
Reuters
Auckland
New Zealand
Matim
Apia
Order to destroy Alsation Doss Darwin Sunday
Northern Territory Administrator LMy ordered the destruction of all Alsation dogs and wtawrisa. Aviation reports a national affinity for dingges and when they mate the resulting progeny is destructive to farm ers.
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Darwin
Sunaay
Northern Territory
Lmy
Deter
Legal Aid for Ex-Soldiers Aided by Bureau Across Australia
Sunday report notes the number of services provided to ex servicemen by the legal aid bureau throughout Australia in 1847. Dr. Ryvall disclosed that the advice covered twenty important matters including pension and revenue issues, repatriation, domestic problems, and financial concerns.
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Avoney
Lagat Ld
Australia
Rvatl
Thick grass halts erosion in the Australian Capital Territory
Fragmented text notes thick grass preventing erosion in the ACT with partial mentions of foot rot and other unclear fray details. The garbled OCR lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete outcomes, leaving an incomplete report on agricultural or environmental conditions.
Baltic Migrants Placed in Five States
The minister announced allocations of migrant workers to Germany and other regions, detailing quotas by state. Most are male workers for sectors like construction and quarrying, with reallocation planned after project completion in about eight weeks.
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Enna Redt
Tne
Ta ‘Reur
Alpnlll
Vo Geman
Germany
Fain Inc
Meenas
Smal
Thane
Increase in Motor Vehicles and Drivers
The report shows a steady rise in motor vehicles and licensed drivers over 29 months. December 1948 recorded 4,001 registered drivers and 3,087 cars, with 40 percent government owned and the remainder privately owned. Monthly totals list figures for each month, highlighting ongoing growth in registrations and licenses.
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Thare
Linences Cara Lorrien
EB Wen
Floods Hit North West Tamworth Area
North West Tamworth and surrounding regions faced flooding as storms drenched the area. Thousands of acres were submerged and roads were washed out. Four children narrowly escaped serious harm after a tree branch gave way and the youths fell. rescue teams reached the scene as floodwaters rose.
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Tamworth
Sunasy
ABC
Nile
Elng
Bundarre
Postman Charged With Intent to Murder in Hardy’s Bay
A man is charged with wounding and intention to murder after an argument at Ralph’s name location. A rifle was alleged to be discharged. The suspect, William Kelph, 40, was remanded until January hearing in Gear Formport to sight.
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Mandy, Boaford
Robert Whliam Murray
Wis
Ure
Ang
Wiliam Soap Kelph
Hardy's Bay
Atd
Ralph
Jemar
Cor jam Chery announces router appointment in Be Luke's Concord
Fragmentary clipping reports Cor jam Chery and colleagues discussing a router appointment tied to HL Jonn's and Abe lev. Go. W. plans reference a temporary Dillon and Byway exchange. No clear date or full names are verified.
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Tewae
HL Jonn'a
Venrehdescun
Robertson
Abelev
Lydney Partadien
Dillon
Flack
Luke's
Concord
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Ryle
Hyde
de Mare
Tasman
Inure
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O'Cornell Street
Sydrey
Beery Mein BK
Aanistance
B.O.A.C
Wvelory
Bumsen and
Dnote -Siesiaces
Isport
U.S
MR. Fraser
Laboor
Farmiera
Tvericwry Avs
Beck
Postman
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