Bridges Needed to Improve Stock Routes Near Canberra
A survey notes about three bridges are required to connect routes used by stock owners surrounding Canberra. A low level bridge over the Murrumbidgee near Gov House at Cop's Vinns Croming would ease movement from southern Monaro and Queanbeyan areas, aiding restoration of stock routes and access to Molonelo Hotttentnt.
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Camborne
Hua
Miie
Rextumort
Canberra
Cops Vin
Matonglos
Government House
Fensees
Altegu
Unis
Routhern Monars
Queanbeyan Wetriot
Royal Wedding Observances In Rome Stir Public Interest
Royalty meets in Rome as King Boris and King George's household circle attend events at Quirinal Palace. Duke of York seen in prominent roles with Iranian officials and church figures amid heightened anticipation for a royal match. Rumors swirl regarding Princess Slovan as potential match, with speculation anchored in dynastic ties and foreign alliances.
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Rome
Duke of York
George
Aia Mary
Quirinal Palace
Migestat
Doris
Mubrariy
Slovan
Lea
British film quota enforcements levy fines on exhibitors
British Exhibitors and Films Ud faced penalties for not meeting the 20 percent British film quota. They were fined 76 pounds with 25 guineas costs per case for failing to show the required share of British titles. Tiffany Productions also faced charges and fines related to quota observance.
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Tiffany Productions
Grain farming on a collective basis tourists orders
Fragmented OCR reads about collective grain farming and wartime or postwar orders. It mentions a 1932 timeline, a planned escalation of harvests, and substantial sums tied to grain handling and renovation. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
Aviator Dead in Unclear Flight Incident
An aviator died in a troubled flight, with fragmented details noting a mishap involving an aircraft and a person named Jonaph Ryan and others tied to the scene. The report lacks clear names, dates, and locations, but records indicate a fatal aviation incident under investigation.
Fragmentary Notice: Public Information Section
A damaged OCR fragment references a public information item published in a local section. readable text is sparse but indicates an official notice or summary related to public affairs. details and names are unclear in the fragment.
All Out Policy Move By Miners Announced
Sydney reports the Mining Unions Committee discussed northern miners recommendations for a general hold-up of the industry across the Commonwealth. The committee adjourned without a decision. A Corrimal Mawarra coalfields meeting backed an all-out policy for the coalfields to start Friday as proposed by the executive of the Timber Drivers Federation.
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Sydney
Combined Mining Unions Committee
Commonwealth
Minera
Corrimal
Mawarra
Communist fined for disorderly conduct in Rothbury incident
In Rothbury on a Tuesday, Herbert Bovggett of Syaney faced a fine after an incident involving a member of the Communist party and a public disturbance. He was bound over for goat behaviour and the case referenced a Saturday night melee near the town, with local authorities noting the upheaval and scabseed by the Wow 'ermmont.
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Cesemek
Herbert Bovggett
Syaney
Meneribed
Comhuuniat
Marty
Nord
Aishiye
Hothbury
Myall Pit Reopens Near Newcastle with Volunteer Workers
Twenty volunteers at Avail Min are recruited to reopen Myall Pit near Newcastle. The operation resumes amid festive activity as workers commit to reestablishing mining on the site before Christmas.
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Nave Deen
Jana
Planes Fond on Trial at Royal Air Force Trials
A fragmented report discusses new aircraft introduced by the Royal Air Force, highlighting speed, dive capability, and testing in competitions. It notes advances in engine reliability, pre service marks, and claims of superior performance, with references to Bristol and other bases and a 1935 context.
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Arenines
Nuleworths
America
Chen
Royal Air
Bristol
Anton
Old bomb finds in London reveal relic of air raids
Readable OCR notes an old bomb relic found in London, describing a large box with earth and a shattered German war device. The item allegedly exploded in the past, with debris and a gusometer fragment noted amid the surrounding ruins and urban rubble.
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London
Montag
Hood
Dismissals Follow Completion of Power Plant
Report from Sydney notes completion of the Bunnerone Power Hour works and forthcoming steps. A deputation from the civic body will attend the ceremony, with the event marking a transition phase for the facility and its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuonmwy
Ud Sen
On Haas
Civic Forday
Heat Wave Sweeps State Amid Steady Heat Record
A statewide heat wave continues to intensify with high temperatures across major cities. Officials urge residents to stay hydrated and seek shade while utility demand spikes and weather services issue advisories.
Murray scheme defers river agreement amid SA reserves
In Deeniueeste Batley Tuesday, Murray scheme talks between Mr Coan and Renuttor Daly, representing the Hume Mintater, failed to secure full backing from the Sunray River agreement group. The South Australian Muster argued that only a small portion of funds should be allocated, insisting contributions not be reduced.
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Adel
Deeniueeste Batley
AN Mintor Tor Ageculture
Coan
Loetay
Renuttor Daly
Heuilin
Ginn
Develyment Corumbas
South Australian Muster
Hume Reservoir
Hmoelaron
Hard Work Order of Day Abroad MEMNOURNE
The piece discusses a well known daunchir and a worker named Taeethy who returned from abroad. It mentions an organization of production and marketing and a push to annulate production. It records dialogue about costs and burdens on workers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Way
Larish
Shorter Hours for Hotel Trade Bill Debated
A new state bill proposes shorter operating hours for hotels. Lawmakers discuss potential impact on workers and guests as debates focus on feasibility and enforcement. The measure aims to adapt to modern schedules while balancing industry needs.
Shunting Fatality Stun Hits Railway Guard On Duty
A railway guard, Charles Hott, died after a shunting accident during a morning shift. The incident occurred as a carriage swung and struck him at the yard, prompting an emergency response. Police and railway officials initiated an investigation into the mis-timed movement and safety protocols.
Air Tragedy In Melbourne Plane Wreck Recovered
Three people died when a plane crashed near Melbourne and was recovered from the water off West Bight Glewtenant. Captain Hugh Gronvanor and NyrafoMRU Ewen were among those missing. authorities hope to confirm identities as the wreckage is examined.
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Ely
Hugh Gronvanor
South Australia
Nyrafomru
Erinttioe
Ion Truk
Thn Fovea
Abe Brawn
Tidoocery
Ma Mounts
Yeguabeil
Ney
Ereckaes Wits
Cyclone Rakes Vessels Off Cairns In Heavy Seas
A severe cyclone battered ships near Cairns, accelerating to 85 mph at times. The steamer Kallatina, en route from the Gulf of Carpentaria, sheltered at Cape Flattery after rough seas. Morinda reported heavy weather off Cooktown and a motor launch party missing after Cairns departure.
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Cairns
Kallatina
Gulf of Carpentaria
Cape Flattery
Port Moresby
Cooktown
A Gallant Youth Tributes in British Press
London editors praise Captain Muah Crawvenm AOC of The Gavernor at Rovue Austratia as a brave postwar youth. An editorial notes his daring feats including boxing and airplane stunt miles, likening him to a generation ready for risk and service despite recent conflicts.
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London
Hepreny
Muah Crawvenm
Rovue Austratia
Ald Strosvenor
Tribute to dead airmen sparks cross country search
Director Calon Brine Mead of Civil Avion notes a high tribute to fallen airmen. The search for Mob and Owen paused near Neve Weal Scant of Australia. unaus wantul had not been expelled for railantry.
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Ran Wallinead
Civil Avion
Calon Brinemead
Colon Brinenead
Whichroevenor
Mob
Owen
Australia
Unaus
Wantul
Railantry
Australia and China face Easter conference tensions
The report notes Australian government tensions with the Hive extra-territoriality mandates and foreign affairs discussions in Nanking and Washington. Sydney reports Say Hughes leads the Australian Party toward Melbourne for campus and party organization events as Fearne of Hranchen plans fundraising and conventions before general conference.
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Shanamal
CushoRy
Nanking
de. Wu
Wash Tgton
American State Department
Mile Lampson
Sydney
Hughes
Belbourne
Victoria
Wilbow
Monty
Voniferedcu
Premier's Return Amid Turbulent Abolition Debate
A chaotic report describes Premier Murray River developments and the political crisis triggered by abolition concerns. Wally faces heavy scrutiny as discussions shift toward constitutional focus and regional security, with key figures cited as shaping the path back to Sydney.
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Nankiie
Khuncuban
Murray River
Ilias
Mons Morchanty
Mimiwate
Wallyfacing Ei
Vantry
Ser
Havin
Ser Sagcked
Willy Silver Uaf
Humill Shoan Vale
Muri
Wetampar
Eabecenl
Kydney
Labour policy clash looms at metropolitan conference
The Theodore and Lang factions prepare for a heated debate at the Sydney conference next month. A lengthy paper on unification and a referendum on abolishing the Bloody Parliament are urged, with re admission and continuity of Heghte wi) debated amid broader policy issues. The discussion includes gun, fruit and produce controls, industrial matters, and the appointment of an Australian governor general.
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Sydney
Lung
Theodore
Fou Manufacturen
Vale of
Tynor
Kineraly
Anuegralian
Burt
Higher Duty On Wool Imports Senate Increases Tariff
The Senate approved higher wool duties by a 35 to 28 vote, raising the value duty from 9 percent to 45 percent and adding a 1 cent per pound rise. It also boosted other tariff rates and increased the raw wool duty to 34 cents per pound to align with the change.
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Washington
Senate
Income Tax Payment Delays and State Treasurer Statement
The State Treasurer Mr Stevens cites a ten day period for tax payments and notes government efforts to avoid overdraft. Taxation commissioners discuss the forwarding dates of assessments and installments to prevent financial strain, with details on overdue payments and settlement deadlines.
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Sydney
Mr. Stevens
Death by own action follows husband’s health scare
A Cleveland newspaper item reports Eva Doyle discovering a note from Ner Nilsband inside a kitchen box on Boxing Day. The note references a Christmas gift and a grim plan. The piece notes the husband’s past suicide attempt two years earlier and records a coroner verdict of suicide.
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Rydney
Padalugion
Eva Doyle
Ner Nilsband
Eva
Caronne
Late T. P. O'Connor Bequests in Will
The Daily Express notes a will revealing personal bequests to friends and relatives. The document references parliamentary figures and a house of commons context, marking notable insights into the late journalist’s trusts and gifts.
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London
Daily Express
House of Commonn
Talkies Condemned and Teachers Push for Stricter Censorship
A conference adopted a motion condemning immorality and obscenity in films and pledged to urge the Commonwealth and state governments to enact stricter censorship. The action targets harmful content and seeks enforcement to protect the public, especially youths.
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Commonwealth
Kiate
Australasian Mining Delegation at Melbourne Congress
An Australasian delegation attends the Mining and Metallurgy institute in Melbourne. The program highlights include a keynote by the Under Secretary for Mines of New South Wales, Mr. Mance, and a discussion on South Africa’s industry prospects. The event showcases collaboration across Australian states.
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Melbourne
South Africa
MINIM
Minow
New South Wales
Mance
Wharf Labourer's Death At Sugar Stock Fall
A wharf labourer fell from a sugar stock and died after an accident at the Columbia Baritowry Company's wharf. The deceased is identified as a man aged 47 with unclear given names, while another worker sustained injuries. The incident occurred on a Wednesday, with investigators examining the crash site and the cause.
RECORD WIN In Shield Match N S W Defeats Opponent
New South Wales claimed a big shield victory by a large margin, with 685 runs in a dominant performance. The day featured notable bowling and fielding miscues, late fall of wickets, and a reduced attendance, as Harwood Brow and Javon contributed to the runfest amid frenetic bowling spells and catches.
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New South Wales
Tin Quewant
Harwood
Brow
Ture Godl
Javon
Butn Everett
Trew
Davidson
Record Telegrams Reach 160 Exceeding Previous Mark
On Tuesday Mradman received over 160 telegrams this morning congratulating him on a record breaking achievement.
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Sydney
Mradman
New South Wales Defeats Queensland By Eight Wickets
A damaged match report shows New South Wales winning by eight wickets after an 84 overs innings. Everett delivered a remarkable bowling spell, taking six for 3 and spearheading the win as Queensland collapsed. Remnants of lines mention other players and figures with several errors in the OCR.
New South Wales Names Team to Face South Australia
The NSW selection for the Shemerd Shield clash in Sydney lists Kippex as captain with Love Bradman Hooker McCabe Andrews Wairfan Milvert Averett Marke Allsopp Wea sell BII and Davidson as wicket keeper to back Love.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Howth
Australia
Fouraday
Kippex
Love
Bradman
Hooker
McCabe
Andrews
Wairfan
Milvert
Averett
Marke
Allsopp
Weasell Bii
Davidson
Love Su
Bradman and Jackson Dominate Australia Cricket Talk
London dispatch notes Bradman and Jackson as the most talked about cricketers in Australia. The piece mentions Western Australia players and hints at an ideal team mix of three veterans and several young players, with focus on who will be selected next.
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London
Bradmun
Jack~ Ton
Australia
West
Whedrull
England Eyes Bradman Batting Record Feat
A fragmented report discusses England’s claim to the batting record with Bradman possibly surpassing it. It notes Britain’s interest in matching or beating Australia’s achievements and references Lally Telegraph, Bo Larsen, Magland, and A. G. Collins in relation to cricket records and recent matches.
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A Lobon
Aesnter
Bradman
Lally
Australia
Bo Laren
Magland
A. G. Collins
Yanior
Tubarom Ingland
Dome Toutine
Ula
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Royalty
Boris
Britain
Amiie
Pie Rournh
Jonaph Ryan
Sm Leiured Wien
Wes
Rae
Keef
Curmnock
Turalay
Focal
Tineine Drivers Federation
Rothbury
Myall Pit
Royal Air Force
Hydney
Tomer
L.A
MR. Baillieu
Pally Suntine Mornin
Charles Hott
Intel
China
Australian Party
Labour Policy
Lang
A.L.P
United States
T. P. O'Connor
Talkies
Mining Congress
Australan
N.S.W
Te Qumiseal
Thurlow
New Huth Wales
Everet Lad Ue
Nivgn
Levy
Everett
Ruy Out Phompson
Ibw
Liverett
Rowe
Chilverd
Gough
Chilvers
Brew
Laexom
Jone
Pelrtax
Chilvern
McCebe
Bradman and
Jackson
England
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