Ship salvage efforts near Wellington after oil dump
Reported salvage operation after a vessel struck a jagged rock causing hull damage and oil spillage. Crew evacuated, 40 tons of oil dumped, bulkhead fears raise risk of further flooding, manager D. Molean of Madiastarte and Co comments on prospects to save the vessel Wangurea.
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Wellington
Ort
D. Molean
Madiastarte and Co
Ald
Tos
Wangurea
Bremen Returns to Free City Status Under Allied Occupation
A Thursday report states Bremen will regain its traditional independence as a Hanseatic port under the American military administration. The move ends direct occupation and restores Bremen’s status as a trading center with the port of Bladen area included.
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Berlaw
Bremen
Bladen
Americas
Hospital gains from gold mined in Meckutharra District
A Meckutharra District hospital benefited after gold found in earth funded a drain improvement. Two men allegedly mined and diverted dirt from the gold mine, used in the drain, and were charged after locals spotted the gold traces and machinery crushed at a local battery.
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Malqoorlen
Meckutharra
Actress Obtains Divorce From Walter Partingale
An actress filed for divorce from Walter Partingale 37, a musician. She alleged his desertion after leaving the army and objected to her continuing in her profession.
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Walter Partingale
Prime Minister to Visit Japan
Tokyo reports the prime minister of New Zealand will visit Japan during February to assess conditions of the New Zealand troops. Major British forces adjutant general Richard O'Connor is due to arrive to inspect troop operations.
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Tokyo
New Zealand
Urater
Treopa
Richard O'Connor
B.cof
M. Geatrey
de Freitar
Alr
Suapeet
Army
Adrit
Britain tightens meat ration as shortages loom
Fragmentary report shows Britain considering deeper cuts to meat, bread, and other staples amid wartime shortages. Officials warn sustained reductions may be needed. international allocations and production trends influence policy, with forecasts uncertain and public impact rising.
Amnesty Offer For British Deserters Sparks Debate
London reports nearly 20 000 British Forces deserters are abroad or hiding underground. Defence ministers reject general amnesty but indicate leniency for voluntary surrender before March 31 with mitigating factors to be considered.
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London
Thureday
Women Smokers Show Increase in Sydney
Report from Sydney on Thursday notes a rise in women cigarette smokers as quotas to retailers next month rise to 109 percent of the base 3840. Retailers cite shortages and more women among customers, with aged groups showing greater adoption of smoking since 194? century.
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Sydney
Refunding of Loans in USA Seeks Public Offering
New York reports an Australian refunding loan of 45 million dollars with an interest rate around 5.41 percent in 1908. Officials expect a public offering by mid February amid plans for another 34 million dollar issue in June to support bond calls.
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New York
Honda
Newcastle Dean Adams Toward Recovery After Accident
The Dean of Newcastle was admitted to hospital after a serious accident. Mrs. Faith Thompson said he was in satisfactory condition tonight at the hospital in Newcastle.
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Newcastle
Morrie
Lg Waa
Eutlafactary
General Marshall Resigns Prominent Army Post
A chaotic telegramish report describes General Marshall resigning from a high military post amid a deadly Army crash near Newcastle on the Pacific Highway. The incident left Ada Blanche Williams fatally injured and several others injured, including Mr Thompson with a broken ankle and facial wounds.
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Washington
Thury
George Smurahall
Department
Plain Pacific Highway
Newcastle
Sage Sarahall
Thompson
New York
New York Papers Describe Him Up and Ankle, Poncuation and Shock. Fvanmudly
General Weetatery
Ada Blanche Wiliams
Gary panPahall
Immigration debate in Australia and refugee policy shifts
Mr A Catwell outlined adjustments to immigration policy amid wartime pressures. He noted limited landing permits for refugees and emphasized balancing humanitarian intake with economic and security concerns. He cited Australian and allied concerns and the need to manage public sentiment as governments consider future admission patterns.
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Roneras
Wales
Galwell
Australia
Geelong Police Ordered to Take Further Action After Baby Death
A Geelong police inquiry targets additional investigations into the death of infant Bayerney Rose Liisaoeibe, who died December 18 weighing 4 pounds. The mother and father, James and Ward Luscombe, claim family funds and welfare aids, while authorities seek missing evidence and conduct further inquiries into possible neglect.
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Rose Liisaoeibe
James
Ward Luscombe
Corome
Iwaa Luuma
Jim
Attacked Man Receives Facial Wounds in Sydney
George Toseph Bhep of ty fern was attacked by a razor handler in Sydney. He was admitted to the hospital with a chest and right cheek wound, doctors inserting fourteen stitches. A man from Redfern offered to help but was accused of aiding the police as others sought aid.
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Sydney
George Toseph
Tyfern
Oman
Mefiop
Easor
Sydney ‘Hospital
Aiaphen
Chriakinas Evs
Redfern
Witsvens
British printers seek withdrawal of Australian book
Heinemann Limited asks for an order to withdraw all copies of The First Lady Chatterley printed in Australia. They allege the work is an expunged version of Lady Chatterley's Mother privately published in 1938. Similar actions to be taken in Australian courts.
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London
Heinemann Limited
Benging
Setion
Emuery
Lady Chatterney
Australia
Barence
Lady Chatter Fey
Florence
Ausial
Delegation to the South Seas Arrives in Canberra and News
American Department of Southeast Asian affairs notes a delegation to Canberra with Tom Maa and Jon visiting weekly, inviting Australia in 1929. The party departed by air on March 8, carrying 150 kilograms of cargo to Sydney. The group later included Chief of the African delegation to LNARA and a WHS meeting, amid a plane crash and memorial reports.
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American Department of Southeast Asian Affairs
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Boulh Sas
Beth
Jon
Mer
Australia
Land
Atom Sway
Sydney
Aberban
Lnara
Icomerenes
WHS
Aenic
Abbot Low Moffat
Swimmers Shine At Manube Pool Carnival
The Manube pool carnival drew the season’s largest crowd as Allan Williams led the senior men in the 200 yards freestyle with a near record time. G Shannon cut his 400 yards freestyle best, while youth events featured strong showings from J Armatrone, P Barnard, and S Stephenson. Strong performances across junior and women's events accompanied the day’s fast times and promising talent.
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W. Fropty
J. Macafee
Byrne
Giria
M. Stephenson
Wilson
J. Armatrone
Wilde
Acon
Finn Photeon
J Armi- Wiiiag
Italian Premier To Form New Cabinet In Rome
At the request of the Italian President the Premier Te Guaperti, leader of the coalition government which resigned this week after rifts among Socialists, will attempt to form a new government in Rome Thursday.
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Pratian Pafmier
ORMEW
Rome
Sie
Wicola
Te Guaperti
Fair Pageant Display At Fairbairn On Monday Next
The Canberra Gliding Club will showcase its sailplane Mercury at Fairbairn aerodrome on Australia Day Monday after a crash last weekend. The display, organized to aid the R.A.A.W.P. Memorial Fund Appeal, will feature model flights and a display by Canberran clubs with a Japanese bomber and Lancaster bomber among the exhibited aircraft.
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Patebeire
Yanterday
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Ehu
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Victorie
Flighta
Promt
Betra
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