London court hears van driver lawsuit against maker
A van driver sued a motor vehicle manufacturer in a London court recently alleging unlawful dismissal. Counsel for the plaintiff said the driver was discharged after an incident at 6 o clock when the van moved. The driver claimed coercive actions and concealment of evidence led to his dismissal. The defendant denied wrongdoing and claimed the driver knew of the improper conduct.
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London Cours
Collee
Mafendant
New Broadcasting Station at Warwick
A new broadcasting station is planned for Warwick with officials confirming the project and outlining scope. Details on date, staffing, and power capacity were not fully disclosed in the fragmented notice.
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Warwick
Germany's One Pot Sunday Promotes Shared Meals
A period piece outlines a German relief campaign urging households to cook a single pot meal weekly of five or fewer courses. It promotes unity and frugality, promising 100 recipes in penny sheets and detailing collection of funds for the plan. The drive emphasizes universal meals and neighborly sharing.
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Han
Warwick 4WK Station to Install 30 Watt Transmitter
The Warwick station will be known as 4WK and feature a 30 watt unmodulated transmitter in a temporary allocation of the wavelength 2044 metres. An audience awaits the manufacture and installation of the modern transmitter and audio equipment.
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Warwick
4WK
Wages Unpaid for 24 Years Stuns Domestic Servant
A domestic servant Joarze Praniale waited 24 years for wages in Pol and they mounted to about £900. The employer faced a court action with claims of unpaid wages and neglect to pay on time. The defendant was stated to promise payment though no immediate settlement occurred.
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Joarze Praniale
Poland
Wien Lmg
Aristocrats of Dog Land at London Kennel Club Show
A large exhibit at the London Kennel Club event featured the aristocrats of dog world, with the famed aristocrat bulldog and dachshund attracting attention. The dachshund breed gained popularity, despite earlier criticism, and Vale coral among the notable entries, while Tel Finke of York purchased a significant dog months earlier and continues to see rising demand.
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Your'e
Vale
Tel Finke
York
Ann
Koinate Inc
Severe thunderstorm hits Queanbeyan causes washouts and power loss
A severe storm swept Queanbeyan and surrounding areas on Sunday night and morning. Gutters overflowed and many houses lost power as fuse blew. Several washaways disrupted the municipality, with cricket matches abandoned due to waterlogged pitches. The weather also forced postponement of planned events and a Sunday reschedule.
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Iucanbeyan
Ageta
Yarrowlumly
Temata
Mital Statistics for Quarter End December 20
The December quarter end figures show 22 births and 28 deaths registered at the Diviniet Registrar's Offics. Of the 28 deaths, 17 were male and 7 were female. Aight Meetings show registered deaths during the period.
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Diviniet
Opening Day Set for Queanbeyan Bowling Club on New Green
Queanbeyan Bowling Club plans a Wednesday practice test of its new green ahead of opening day on January 23. The clubhouse officially opens January 1 with Tasmanian oak fittings, a 18 by 20 foot members room, kitchen, and ample locker space. The verandah runs the full length for viewing the green, which has shown strong growth and few bare patches after recent treatment. More than two ornamental trees and hedges will complement the premises near Farrar Place.
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Queanbeyan Bowling Club
Tasmania
Bet bin
Farrer Place
Une Kreen
Aes
Visit of Inspector to Queanbeyan District Hospital
Mr. W. A. B. Lewis superintendent of Hospitals and Hospitals Commission will inspect Queanbeyan District Hospital on Friday next. Mr. C. S. Edlington a well resident of the district has been admitted to the Auberne Private Hospital.
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W. A. B. Lewis
Hospitala
Hospitals Commission
Queanbeyan District Hospital
C. 5. Edlington
Auberne
Mishap to Actress on Stage in London Play
Child actress Mariel Tempeat seven plays Jeu in Theatre Royal Lyric London and escapes a serious injury after a grappling bout between Laurence Olivier and Patrick Gusands. An errant grapnel during fencing strikes Tempeat’s eye. she continues the scene despite a cut finger.
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Mariel Tempeat
Jeu
Theatre Royal
Lyric Theatre
London
Mia Tempent
Laurence Oliver
Patrick Gusands
Oliver
Motoring Accessory Confuses Readers in Paper
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe a driving accessory and dashboard controls. It mentions a car component linked to the dash or steering and notes confusion for readers following the touring piece. The text is fragmented with unclear references and lacks coherent details or dates.
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Mamasra
Ito
Hut Balping
YWCA Notes Reflect Canberra Visit and Club Activities
A Canberra visit by the English Women’s Cricket Team is recalled with gratitude, plus notices of ongoing YWCA programs. Upcoming events include a day-long cricket match, craft classes, elocution training, a pottery group, and a ball on April 30. Several staff changes and farewells are noted, with travel plans and exhibitions announced.
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Canberra
W.C.A
Rom Mise Green
Blue Triangle Cricket Association
Momea
Wisie M. Grifin
Y.W.C.A
Newland
Wanganella
Lous
Melbourne
Shanghai
Geelong
Torquay
Ocean Grove
Marjone Hicks
Edith Corlett
Mies Cranswick
Miss Chapman
Wedewig
Lawrie
State Lottery Sydney Draws Prizes and Winners
The 243rd State lottery results list first prize 88224 won by Mrs T P Grace of Lon Eveville road Lane Cave. Second prize 68513 awarded to "Will it Ever Come?" associated with Mrs Macon of 166 Albion Street. Third prize 28780 to F McLaghlan of Gladtone Avenue. Fourth prize 04528 to "Pala" Syndicate with Sr G McCurdy of 77 Victoria Street East Maitland. The 244th lottery will be drawn next Monday.
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Mra
T. P. Grace
Lon Eveville
Lane Cave
Macon
Albion Street
F. McLaghlan
Gladtone Avenue
Wotoutour
Pala' Syndicate
G. McCurdy
Victoria Street
East
Maitland
West End Gown Makers Fined for False Customs Declarations
West End gown manufacturers in London faced a 4000 pound fine after being accused of false Customs declarations. Prosecution said they imported model gowns from Berlin Amn paying an exclusive license fee to reproduce in Fingland. UK Revenue pursued losses of 1213 pounds from misdeclarations, while defense argued delay in duty payment followed legal consultation.
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West Enamm
London
Harwich
Berlin
Eyastan
Nayinant
Flemington Livestock Market Report at Sale Day
Good inquiry prevailed for seep and samba at Flemington saleyards with 26 000 head forward. The market for all classes was firm at late sale figures though irregular for some grades. Wethers sold 10 to 41 shillings, ewes 8 to 17, lambs 10 to 21, bullocks 6 to 10 pounds 10 shillings, cows 4 to 8, best beef 4 shillings 4 pence.
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Sydney
Flemington
Women’s doubles final replay at Australian Championships
Rain halted play in Melbourne delaying the women’s doubles final. Dearman and Mins Lyle s were defeated by Hopman and Bickerton 6 4, while Coyne won the girls’ singles final 6 4 6 2 in a Melbourne championship report.
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Melbouune
Miss Dearman
Mins Lyle Frain
Keat Mra
Hopman
Vic
Miss Bickerton
Misa Coyne
Bral Misa Wynne
Food relief fraud at Newtown Court results in fine
Stanley Campenson, 42, and a store nun were fined £1 5s for obtaining food relief for a non existent child. He was also ordered to pay £4 14s compensation.
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Rydney
Monning
Newtown Court
Tomy
Stanley Canpenson
Store Nun
Bizarre Patent Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
A garbled OCR text describes a supposed cure with Hartiste's Pills and other remedies, claiming rapid relief and cheap treatment. It mentions a chemist selling products, a sale by simple means, and assurances of easing worms and other ailments. The tone imitates a period newspaper catalog of patent medicines.
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Josie Abeld
Ariel
Colgate’s New Toothpaste Claims Wide Stain Removal
A mangled OCR item touts Colgate toothpaste promises to remove seven kinds of stains and promote dental health. It mentions taste and a “new action” claim with a promise of glossy teeth and daily use.
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Howes
Colgace
Colgate
All Valley Aide
Grandmother Parliaments Face Election Contests in England
The Tale of Man describes politicians preparing for campaigns in England with factions linked to ALP aims. Voters with disabilities may record votes at polling places. The House of Commons in Koya has 24 members noted, including Marlon Bhimmin. Former Manchester school washer Uatabére is mentioned among House members. Salary figures cited: 0 and 440.
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Tale of Man
Renee Elaetiol
House of Eys Politeians
England
Havang
Treciors
1Toune
Koya
Teeye
Bha
Marlon Bhimmin
Faprosantie
Manchester
Uatabére
Roesive Am
Sual
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