One Killed Six Injured In Train Lorry Collision
In Sydney a collision between a train and a lorry at night caused one death and six injuries. Names include Cecil Brewin, 33, Blacktown. Vernon Sydney Lawler Wilkstrier, 34, Blacktown. Henry Brewin. Mrs Dotin Govalwin. and others. Rescue efforts halted traffic at Market Street Tower as wreckage blocked the line near Kurrajong. Local proprietors worked to recover remains and treat the injured at hospitals.
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Si Lenin
Wee
Ana
Tima ‘Hanson
If Black
Ike
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Rhucktown
Laker
Market Street Tower
Kurrajong
Untitled Auckland Hospital Autopsy Notes Suicide
A patient at an Auckland hospital died by suicide, police report states the coroner found the death to be self inflicted by drowning while admitted for incurable disease. The incident occurred Sunday with local authorities notified. No further details released.
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Auckland
William Megan
World Court concept eyed by leaders for global peace
The piece reports leaders arguing for a worldwide court with compulsory jurisdiction as a path to international justice. John Merin Tivo suggests power-rich states must embrace enforcement if the court is to function. Britain United States and China are cited as pivotal players shaping the future of international law.
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le John Mersin
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Kirdoh
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United Nations
Raul
Britain
USA
Feuaaia
Dissent From Mr Menzies Refused by Canberra Leader
A Canberra report notes a dissenting stance by Mr Soren Aclonces Shout on postwar policy for Germany and national prosperity. The discussion touches on party leadership, timing, and potential implications for party unity and future strategy in Canberra.
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Perty
Meat Rationing Now Accepted Says Mr Murphy
Mr Murphy states meat rationing is now accepted amid public skepticism. He praises cooperative effort and urges clear distribution to protect those hardest hit, noting government plans aim for smooth operation and fair access for households nationwide.
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MR. Murphy
Unclear OCR Report on Rationing and Security
Fragmentary text notes severe penalties and rationing measures discussed by a deputy and official, mentioning a Sydney woman, national security, and a commission official advising the public. Content is garbled with missing names and dates, but hints at rationing rules and enforcement warnings amid uncertain reports.
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Rydney
Meltelior
Wetann
Tian
Wehro
Sydney
Watson
Missing Plane Located on Cape York
A damaged report notes a missing plane on Cape York with five men aboard. Pilot Captain B Stoken and four army personnel were listed, but details on location and safety remain unclear amid jungle conditions and ongoing search efforts.
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Australian National Airway
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B Stoken
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Eir
Tan
Action urged against synthetic fibres impact in textile trade
A chaotic report notes calls for counter action against synthetic fibres. Delegates discuss labeling and import controls to curb foreign materials and protect local wool and wood pulp based goods. Government aims for coordinated measures and transparent practices amid growing industry concerns.
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Rome
Henry
Tie
Austradia
Freeien
Agathelle Aree
Wosppralgciaem
Waa Nell ‘Nar
Manufacturers Deny Minister's Charge
A disputed industrial row in Adelaide sees employers and manufacturers denying a ministerial accusation of waning industrial harmony. The Australian Chamber of Manufactures protests the charge and urges immediate action to avoid delaying settlements. A strike at General Motors and Hulden Ltd halts work, with workers idle since Friday. management seeks resolution via the Archibishop Court.
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Priday
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Reconstruction plans echo in Jesuit social teaching debate
A Canberra article reports local church leaders and Father Mur'aeh debating a Catholic plan for national reconstruction. The piece discusses natural law driven social order, self government in industry and finance, and the need to avoid mixing religious aims with partisan politics. It notes sermons at St Christopher's Church and Tower Street events urging collective action for the common good.
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Axioms of Christian Reconstruction and Liberty
A fragmentary discourse discusses Christian reconstruction, freedom, and moral duties. It mentions balance between liberty and restraint, outlines the Hour of God, and urges readers to examine motives, repent, and align with divine guidance in a call to reform society under Christian principles.
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New Constitution For League Of Nations Union Explored
The draft constitution aims to unify action and oversight for the League of Nations Union. It outlines governance, amnesty provisions, and international collaboration, with mentions of Victoria Hall events and a February gathering to discuss nominations and leadership roles.
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League OF Nations Union
Mexico to Buy Our Wheat
Unclear text from a historical page appears to reference Mexico purchasing wheat. The readable fragments mention names and a trading context but lack concrete dates, amounts, or entities to confirm details.
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