Judge Forced By Court To Take Penalty At Burr Island Camp
A Camden era style report states a judge forced to take a penalty during a mad ral at Burr Island Y M G A camp. Prosecutor and camp boys tried a case against J J Grant indicted for failing to supply bread. The judge and camp superintendent Mr D Millikin were drawn into the incident during a concert for visitors. Eight to fourteen year old attendees joined a three week program of crafts, fishing, and a midnight hike to build citizenship. A group of 24 youngsters will depart Canberra to join the team for the final week, replacing campers returning home.
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J. J . Grant
Grant
Read
Corrolorve Park
D. Millikin
Canberra
Antarctica One Land Mass Claim Sparks Debate
The Daily Mail reports three expeditions contesting a single landmass in Antarctica. A Russian team found a possible base site south of Depot Bay near Helen Glacier with a 2200 yard stretch of housing and facilities. An American team confirmed a single landmass divided by a strait, while Buenos Aires notes evacuation near Bristol Island due to volcanic activity.
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Lunon
Britain
Theron
the Daily Mai
Mossow
Antarctic
Depot Bay
Helen Glacier
S and
Ruswell Island
Italian Surrenders in Melbourne Stabbing Affray Case
Giuseppe Andronaco, 49, of Stewart Street Mast Brunswlels, Victoria, appeared in the Court of Petty Sessions on a charge of malisous wounding connected to a stabbing in November 1958. He was remanded to January 24 after bail set at 200 and 2000 surety. co-defendant Saverio Monaco was acquitted in the Supreme Court. Andronaco was escorted to jail after surrendering in Melbourne following intensive police inquiries into the Italian community.
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Whelan
Guiseppe
Andronaco
Stewart Street
Mast Brunswlels
Victoria
Petty Seasiona
F.C. Green
Andret Italian
Saverio Monaco
Supreme Court
Sydney
Bnife
Stanistiug Stryharekl
Moyaco
Victorian
A.C
Andronaea
Melbourne
Andronsen
Andronfeo
Banks Street
Farralumla
Waal
Queanbeyan Hospital
Yuevalumila
Australie
Green
Anedrongco
Brian Galen
Monaco
Flauan
Progress With Conversion Of Sea Water
The Secretary of the Interior Mr Bougine McKay reported in his annual progress that salt water could be converted to drinking water at about the highest present costs of purifying ordinary municipal water. New practices for converting sea water on large scale show costs comparable to industrial water. Experiments are under way on several different processes with progress in each method. He told President Wilson and Congress that the annual report justifies increased research into sea water conversion.
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Bougine McKay
McKay
Tisen-ower
Congress
Car damaged in skid on Weetangerrs Road
A car rolled onto its nose and struck a tree after skidding on loose gravel on Weetangerrs Road yesterday morning. The driver Bone Wach Kolewski of Cockle Street B Connoir reported the front offside brake jammed and he escaped injury.
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Weetangerrs Road
Bone Wachkolewski
Cockle
B'Connoir
European Davis Cup entries reach twenty four in Melbourn
Sweden and France lead 24 entries in the European Zone for the Davis Cup. The draw for the European Zone will be made on Monday at the Melbourne office of the LNA.A.A. in a procedure to determine competing countries for the challenge round.
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Tastminster
Sweden
France
LA Om
Meline
LN A.A
East Germany to form National People's Army
East Germany moved to create a National People's Army under the Defence Ministry. The force will include land and air components with a limited conscription plan. Deputy Prime Minister Broph indicated there is no immediate conscription, arguing the army will be small yet capable of protecting German territory. Allied officials say the change signals no material shift, noting existing barracked police forces could be integrated if needed.
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Ssesdghatty
Tamrmuny
Defence Ministry
Will Broph
Sind
Volkeskammer
Herr Stoph
Germany
Arctic Community Enforces Prolonged Spirits Rationing
Arctic town Akis vik imposes alcohol rationing after a long spree across Diane Bakimos and Minora. Government action aims to curb a sustained deinking binge as residents stockpile portable alcohol. North-west Territories Council ordered rationing for whisky stores run by Northern Affairs Department amid extended shortages.
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Arctic
Akis
Vik
Diane
Bakimos
Minora
Qeto
North-west Territories Council
Akiayik
Northern Affairs Department
Ontabar
Telat
Perth Trade Commissioner to Retire
Mr P Iamgleson, United Kingdom Trade Commissioner in Perth, will retire. He will be succeeded by Mr J D Leithead, who has served in Melbourne and Sydney. Leithead will take up duties in Perth on its return to Australia in March. Ingleson previously served as Trade Commissioner in Brisbane and opened the Perth office in 1954.
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J.D. Leithead
United Kingdom
Melbourne
Sydney
Win
Perth
Ingleson
Dellhead
Wntiés
Australia
Maren
Brisbane
Nigerian Tour Programme To Be Very Heavy
London reports the Queen's Nigeria tour will be one of the most exhausting acts of her reign with about 100 engagements across the federation. She will travel over 1500 miles by air from coast to the hot north, visiting each region and ending with a private week in the northern area.
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London
Nigeria
Ingo
Mdin
Burgh
Wall Futell
Nigeria Federation
Aree
Sahara Desert
Wilca Usey
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C. R. Kennard
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Gilbey
Ehandon
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Y.m.ga
Burr Island
Antarctica
J. B. Young Limited
Stafford
Cyclops
Goliath
Dallas
Siasions
East Germany
Lonsdale Suppliers
ALU
Josephine
Josephine Trevorrow
Torquay
England
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Mahmud
Johara
Johore
Bahru
Josephina
Mr. Plamgleson
United Kingdon ‘Trade Commission
W Bt
Lardte
Arther Faux’s
Beverley
GIIG
TAL Enquiry
Ree
Wile Capital Enquiry
W.P
Capri Venetians Ry
Lonsdale Street
Braddon
Act
Kelvinator
ROVER
Conmuny
Australy
Canine
Pecouutary
Luni
Taver
Tspmaats
Incu
Genge’s Garage Pty. Ltd
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