Five Days After Death Aird Grace Mystery In Lalernbs
A derailed inquiry unfolds in a Dennia Street cottage Lalernbs where Grace lay dead for five days. Neighbors and family discuss the mother's prior deaths and alleged divine guidance around a burial rite. police report notes Grace's deteriorating condition and delayed medical attention, with relatives awaiting a doctor’s arrival.
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Wirlek
Dennia Treet
Lalernbs
Howe
Punrhbow
Grace
Munday
Annie
Ima
Australian trade balance improves as imports fall
Trade data for the first five months of the financial year shows a favorable balance with a deficit trimming to 12,194,000 pounds from 197,038,000 previously. Imports dropped across Britain Malaya and non British regions while exports nearly doubled, led by butter wool meat and wheat reports indicate mixed trends in the year’s end.
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Ene Commonwealth Btatintician
Caren
Carver
Liports
Britain
Sauy
Rap
Malaya
Prom Bexton
Strom
France
Japan
Aules
Elwain
Australian Defence reports boosted by ore deposits findings
Reports from the Department of Defence Production and the National Development Department outline mining discoveries in Arnhem Land and other regions. Potential supplies of high grade ore could support Australia’s war production, with bauxite coal tin and uranium noted as promising, plus deposits at open cut coal seams and several deep prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advace
Department of Defence Production
Department of National Develosteent
Cepartiortte
Tial Oe
Arnhem Land
Newosatle
Wallbrook-Desanock
Iemat
Mail liner hits whale off coast
A mail liner collided with a whale off the coast causing damage to the vessel.
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Whale
Weather note from Nota unclear timing
Fragmentary report lists times 4.87 am and 7.92 pm with a name Frank Caanwall and vague weather references, producing an unreadable, incomplete forecast entry.
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Frank Caanwall
Nota
State relations and push for uniform taxation debate
The article discusses the Commonwealth and state governments delaying concrete action on a proposed system of federal versus state controls. It notes elections in New South Wales and potential talks on a tax-sharing framework, with opposition to abandoning the existing tax arrangement and concern over future state autonomy in capital expenditure and projects. The piece suggests awaiting election results before any agreement on priorities for state expenditure.
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Pee
South Wales
Cahill
Fremiers
New South Wales
Alsciors
Tour
Tor
Commonwealth
Putting
Ee Bates
Statas
Atetralla
Pole
Frumiera
Fos
Princticam
Pice
Che Cinctom
Kbar
Agresmanit Om Prioritien
Ambassador From Japan Due In Australia
An incoming Japanese envoy will arrive in Canberra on Wednesday morning aboard a Canberra-bound government carrier. The diplomat will be met by high officials and accompanied by two aides as part of postwar diplomatic exchanges with Australia.
Advisory Council Retirements Signal Change in CSLR O
The CSLR O Advisory Council announces retirements of senior members led by chairman Beclines How and Sir Harry Brown. Brown, who died 1964 31, served since 1927 and contributed to Radio Board work and national standards. The note highlights his long service on the council and influence in research and policy.
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Ratiremuant
Cala
Beclines
Chlro
Peat
Ton
Harry Brown
Sherr Grant
Uney
Ryan, Talon
Catnett
Laduse Ula
Radio ‘Board
Slneet
Hart Beet
Fle 1 Wesaate
Sandarda Vadratory
Aevision
Iran
Kusuimuan
Laken & Kren
A. Wambar
A. Keltynen
WEW Prehistoric Man Remains Discovered
Fragmentary OCR recounts a prehistoric human remains find at WEW. The brief notes mention unnamed artifacts and possible interpretation by researchers, but details are unclear. Further testing and clearer reporting are needed to confirm origin, age, and significance.
Report on TV for Cabinet Seeks Content Clarity
Fragmentary note indicates a cabinet briefing on television content. Mentions Anthony returning on December 8 after an overseas roasting episode. No clear outcome or full context available in readable text.
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Tepar Be
Anthony
Atk
WEW Naval Air Squadron Formation at Norfolk
Navy announces the WEW Naval Air Squadron to be formed at the CAN Air Station at Nowre NW on January 12. It will be equipped with Fury aircraft and trained for carrier operations.
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WEW
Naval Air Squadron
Aaval Atterten Equontony
Uate
Tial Juactron
CAN Air
Nowre
Am Fury Air
Attlee Visits Delhi Amid Diplomatic Talks
The report notes Mr Attlee's visit to Delhi as Prime Minister Pandit Nehru and other leaders engage in discussions. Attlee signs a statement stressing a united front on security and development, signaling ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between Britain and India.
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Attlee
Delhi
Mondsy
Kevin to Indonesia Appointment Sparks Diplomatic Debate
The Australian government announces Mr Kevin will serve in Indonesia with a senior Green of the department describing the move amid questions about the import of ties with Jakarta. Cassy notes Kevin’s wartime service in the Royal Australian Navy and his postwar roles in external affairs. Jamies, serving in Paris as ambassador to the UN Commission, will take a senior post in the Department of Medical Affairs in Canberra.
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Charlee Avin
Lar
Kevin
Bydeay University
Ehc
Auatasian High Commissioner
Edbee
London
RAN
Department of Eexternal Affairs
In- Australie
Cassy
Jamies
Pury
Australas Miniatar
U.N. Commission For the Unification ‘and Rehabilitation of
Kors
Department of Mederial Affaire
Cassberra
Albury Preselection Contested By State Labour Meeting
The State Labour executive met to discuss candidate selections for Albury and Concord after boundary redistributions. A preselection ballot for Concord was reportedly proposed, with officials noting changes following Darlinghurst's nomination and a subsequent redistribution plan.
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Aydney
Wat Angpsiy
Oes Riman
Mivetwd Asne
Esnour Pry
al Ry
Atel
Fintan
Manan
Concord
Darlinghurst
Culosirn
Maar Albury
Ex-Leader Fars Expelled Amid Civil War Turmoil
Report recalls the expulsion of former leader Fars amid ongoing civ war tensions. Andre Tad and Mary Si, with decades of service, were linked to key factions as mutiny and fund disputes surfaced. Officials described the removal as decisive to restore order within Blearly ces and Danomendom.
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Fars
Loche
Emma
Andre Tad
Mary
Hel
More Patrons of Airways Forecast Increase in 1904
New York Monday reports world air liner growth predicted by the Interne Aunel Alr Transport Association. Director-General Ble William Elldrett expects passenger volumes to rise as transatlantic routes expand and low fares attract more travelers.
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New York
Lemet
Interne Aunel Alr Transport Association
William Elldrett
Small Bread Delivery Dispute Over Regular Orders
Berters claimed bakers refused to deliver bread to two elderly customers, alleging fraud to reclaim losses. Carters warned rationing during shortages, with bakers Can Serra Meyer and Jane noting most customers depended on regular twice-daily deliveries. Baxerw and local rosters stated deliveries normally matched demand, except in shortages.
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Berters
Dalivar
Firaud
Canserra
Uncle Tun
Meyer
Meyer and Jane
Carters Md
Production stamp scheme to seal food supplies
Announcement by Mr Anthony states a February 14 start for a new production stamp program. Forty four 34d stamps will be issued in color with butterfly and bread motifs. The product line includes butter, meat, and punt items. Sale will begin in two months.
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Anthony
Canberra Christmas Postal Record Shows Growth in 1901
The article details Canberra postal activity with rising mail and parcel numbers. It notes increases in postal notes by 100 percent, outgoing letters at Canberra City swelling, and telegraph and telephone usage up significantly. Kingston and Manuka seen steady but elevated, Queanbeyan processing about 5000 letters daily.
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Anya
Christe Mart
Daly
Kingstan
Manuke
Canberra General
Canberie Genera
Kingston
Can Pera Port
Weil
Canberra
Jang
Telegraphic
Cela
Packares
Canberra City
Dale
Pontat Nolan
Patta
Quetter
Road Works Near Completion Amid City Corridor Upgrades
In a near finished project McDonald Conatricals reports four new roads and a parking area rising beside the Civic Theatre. About 46,000 yards of gravel will be laid, with Brundta Street Petrie Street and Landon Circuit linked, as Phase One of the new Tong arms proceeds begun six months ago. Kent Bucher notes waivers allow progress and a public sale for Briubann Building site details remain pending.
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Cnnie
Eurin Rave
Bria Lane
Boeings
McDonald Conatriclons
Nix Works
Mrva
Mortnight
Briubann
Kent Bucher
Brundta Street
Civic Theatre
Petrie Street
Landon Circuit
Jolie
Aith Alte
Aresta
Grnone
Tong Arms
New Edition of A C T Handbook
A revised ACT handbook edition issued by the Federal Capital Territory Information Bureau of the Department of the Interior. The publication includes a Canberra map with major routes, community functions, banking, churches, inns, and public services. It lists emergency numbers, times of Justices of Peace, and local hall schedules.
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Mimdhoake
Mervic
Department of the Interior
Atlan
Act
Canberra
Anpeeth
Activiti
Halla
Paney
Delayed Grants to P. O. W. Reported in Melbourne
In Melbourne, Norman Cohen, secretary for the Ex-World War Officials and Relatives Association, stated that 400,000 in grants to relatives have been delayed. He indicated the disbursement is postponed pending the MinJUSTIEN decision, with up to eight months potential delay.
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Melbourne
Norman Cohen
X.o.w
Jon of
Victoris
Ier
Cohen
Legacy Boys Camp At Cotter Camp Details Fragment
A fragmentary report describes Legacy boys at Cotter camp with leaders Tag and Moser providing voluntary assistance. Camp cook Bob Gray and staff support local youths, aiming for Brindabella visits, with unclear dates and places due to damaged OCR.
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Legacy Boys
Cotter
Laguey
Ward
Canberra
Somerday
Vanils Alburte
Byaney
Moser
Deck Comrey
Bob Gray
Queanbeyen
Brdtney Boys
Brindabella
YMCA Notes and Camp Vacancy Announcement
Faded YMCA note mentions camp features and activities. It notes vacancies for the second term and lists an application location at the Civic Centre YMCA office with hours for parents and boys to apply.
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YMCA
Civic Centre
Diesel engines as gift to Pakistan
Melbourne reports that Australia will contribute about £800,000 to buy nine diesel locomotives for Pakistan under the Colombo Plan. Pakistan will provide about £330,000 for parts and materials for its locomotives, being built in Sydney. Commonwealth and State railways will not be affected by the engines' manufacture, said Mr Cammy.
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Melbourne
Eixtereal Affairs
Cammy
Australia
Pakistan
Colombo
Rydney
Commonwealth
Caney
Riot over rail service disrupts city crowd
Passengers angry at rail delays clash with police as trains stall and commotion erupts. Officials report injuries and arrests as officers restore order and divert services after the disturbance.
Pacific Body Makes Headway
The South Pacific Commission progress noted by Minister for External Affairs Casey as the Commission works on projects to improve health, education, and welfare for Pacific island peoples. Australia, France, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, and other trustee nations in the Pacific region participate, extending collaboration on regional development.
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South Pacific Commission
St Montraies
Mont Tralia
Iby
Bertermel Tatinira
Air
Casey
Australia
France
Weelands
New Zealand
U.K
Sla
Pande
Sue ‘Bers
Commission
Iron New Cnet
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Cslr.o. Advisory Council
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A.C.T. Handbook
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