Drownings After River and Sea Incidents Near Sydney
Several people drowned or missing after falls and swamping incidents around Sydney beaches and rivers. Mary Mobbs and Susan Saint Prichard slipped into George's River while picnicking. three other unnamed men reportedly vanished in rough waters and a capsized fishing launch near Botany Bay prompted ongoing searches by police and volunteers.
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Mary Mobbs
Susan Saint Prichard
George's River
Sydney
Teulay
Dunlley Woods
Crescent Heads
Keimpey
Wutlside Botany
Edward Norman
Fualong
Avoca Beach
Tetvigal
Red Rn
Malakar Sydney
Police get wings on wheels
The Department of the Interior will receive 130 motorized sport carts for police use. A Daimler SP250 sportscar will be driven in Sidney by agents to showcase acceleration and overtaking capability. Officials claim these vehicles will shorten pursuit distances and reduce danger during high speed chases while maintaining police markings.
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Wwe
Mint ‘Asher Cary
Apne
Death of longtime MLA Seiffert noted in oblique district tribute
A veterans' obituary details the death of Mr. Seiffert, 23 years as a Labor MLA for Monar Assembly since 1941, who defeated William Hedges to win the seat. Tributes recall his loyalty, hard work, and role in transforming the Monara district, with mentions of the Foxall Cup and local park ceremonies.
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Monare
Seifert
M L.A
Monar
William Hedges
Seiffert
Quean
Hesan
Ald
FF. Land
Safélanines Hedinae Memorguige
Bareseem
Crealhury
Tive
Nuraltel
Triena
Chidren
Sania Otis
Sande
Centennial Park
Elias A
Epa
Shelaeten
Menara
Paria Manara
Colent Fe
Allan
Mir Helle
Rye
Tess
Russian Orthodox leader to see P M
The world leader of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, Metropolitan PRISE, planned a visit and discussed religion amid persecution and government restrictions. He highlighted attempts to suppress religious instruction and warned that church membership could shrink, speaking from Australia where he had served as bishop.
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Metropoliain Philaret
New York
Faster America
Matina Street
Narrabundah
Prise
Feussans
Asia
Mis Fminence
Asf
Synod of Bishops
Brisbane
Orthos
Australia
New Zealand
Pool entrance increase deemed step forward at conference
At today's conference parties called the pool entrance increase a savage measure but saw it as a definite step toward settling the week and dispute. The discussion noted two full days lost while considering the contract system and the disputed lists.
Cliff-top road plan to go ahead despite opposition
The N S W Deputy Premier Mr Hills will not block the Eurobodalla Fire Council plan to build a cliff top scenic road around Mossy Point. The Interior Department proposed entrance fee rises for swimming pool use drew sharp criticism from ACT Advisor Council member Mrs Ann Dalgarno and others, as discussions continued over funding and management of local recreation facilities.
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Mr. Hills
N.S.A
Eurobodalla Fire Council
Mossy Point
Department of the Interior
Ann Dalgarno
Diligarnn
ACT Advisor Council
Department
the Interior
Kingsland Inva Fetter
Howl Chiren
Canberra
Peisple
Sted
Shalidiy
Fea
Sivang
Utd
Fiimnewisen
Assaelian tMisipeh
Ergamier
Amin
Gsiaraniee
al Ras
CMC
Promt
Connetts
Pearse
Ryan
Miles Winder
Pioceljow
Primwer
Eyererable
Anf Camteat
Swinton
Pat Mackie
CMEC
Berra
Lacsuch
Ohmpie
Tian
Hessuns Awu
Incoherent council debate over road pattern and patrols
Fragmentary text shows a council discussion about a road pattern at Cliff and fore Shore, objections to a proposed read after Sydney, and references to Royal Australian Navy, Melbourne inspection, and local officials. The passage is garbled with names, dates, and places unclear.
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Tepre
Melbourne
Wateres Bay
Emma
Morrow
Pam His An
Nioschee
Harongton Mines
Mayor declines police protection in Cooma incident
Ald. A. H. Johnson, who faced threats from Croatians after pulling down their flag, refused police protection. Insp. G Tarrant of Cooma police station had urged weekend protection, but Johnson declined the offer citing safety concerns.
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Cooma
Ald
A. H. Johnson
Tarrant
Johnnson
Joe
Fitt
Motel raid nets £249 in Cooma incident
Report from Cooma describes a raid on a motel resulting in £249 in losses and the mayor promising full support. The piece mentions damaged rooms, tourists warned, and a telegram from the association chairmen noting the ongoing dispute and investigative steps.
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Cooma
Wallen
Mintel
Glen
Murray
Ciaflon
Mr. Mytage
Theft of Car Reported by Owner on Prin Street
A car theft was witnessed by the owner and police were notified. The early model Monte sedan, green in color, owned by John Richarditer tick Eneales, was reported stolen from Green Street near Wild Vert House. Thieves fled after a brief confrontation. the glove box contents and other items were noted as displaced.
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Linie My
Ford
Prin Street
Uessheyan
Rent Uci
Carateh
Antevan
Aetna
Bylivn' Shi
Seseida Thorn
South Australia
John Richarditer
Weekend incident involving Netherlands and Italy embassy staff
Ambiguous report notes a weekend event linking a cat owned by Misa Ines Solin to Dutch Italian relations. It mentions Peter Daigleberg of the Rivyll family and a Community Hospital event. Details are unclear and numerous names appear garbled.
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Netherlands
Itn
Peter Daigleberg
Herra Community Hospital
Tanatahee
Children Burned to Death in House Fire
Arson squad detectives investigate a deadly Newtown fire that claimed three Aboriginal children Eric McGee aged 6 Annette 8 and Michael 10 and the grandfather Michael Robinson. Parents Albert and Mrs Metice and two children Rosa 12 and Anthony 18 escaped as flames engulfed their dry medicwide home. Mr Metice tried to save the sleeping children while both parents were hospitalised with facial injuries and burns.
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Sydney
Hero Grand
Newtown
Eric McGee
Annette
Michael
Wa Michael Robinson
Den
Albert Mote
Anthony
Rosa
Mr .MeCice
Mrs. Metice
Attack by mayor on H P tactics in Goulburn
Goulburn mayor Ald. F McDermott attacked stand over tactics used by hire purchase firms especially in motor vehicle sales. He cited a case where a man paid part of 1389 for a car, fell behind on December and January instalments, and two men demanded payment and left with neither car nor money. McDermott urged action with authorities.
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Goulburn
Sunaay Gowthurn
Ald
F . McDermott
Ali
McDermott
Alrea
Missing Australian Girls Spark Police Search Across States
Authorities still seek two teenage girls reported missing near Nowra since New Year. Police say neither has been found despite extensive searches, with photographs shared in hopes of locating them. The cases involve Lyndy Martin and Kristy Andersen, both 14, described as looking younger than their years.
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Theisi
Canberra
Sam Carraaung
Nowra
ACP
Sswo
Lmndy Martin
Kristy Andersen
Patice
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Botany
Mr. Seiffert
M.L.A
Arbulent
Bertie
Melbourne Beach
P.M
Metion
Janse Trey
Hese Methnaly
Hinco
Que Pads
Katsh
Russia
Isa
Morrison
H.P
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