Bennett Knocks Out Eisen In Spotlight Fight
In a crowded arena of about 5,560, Elley Bennett delivered a decisive knockout blow to Eisen, with a left hook near the end of the round nearly sealing victory before the bell saved him. The bout featured rapid exchanges and a tense finish as Bennett pressed the attack and Eisen struggled to keep pace.
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Fragmented court ruling on 1948 Price Regulation Act
The court deemed certain price controls invalid, finding the 1948 Price Regulation Act flawed. Justice Sint noted the act applied only to believed in force relations, while the High Court found those relations were not in force, affecting enforcement and regulatory scope.
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Girl Rescued at Gap After Risky Fall
Sydney police report a dramatic rescue at Waller Bay Gap where a 16 year old girl, stranded near a cliff over a 100 meter drop, was saved by constables and bystanders. The rescuer faced danger as they reached the edge and brought her to safety. The attendant was later charged with attempted murder.
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Health insurance scheme debate in parliament
The debate centers on a proposed health insurance plan backed by Dr. Savely and supported by Minister Earle Page. Critics warn taxation or collective funding is needed, while insurance could shift costs to individuals, potentially affecting medical and social benefits for the community.
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Orient liner Oronsay launched at Barrow in Furness
The launching of the new 28000 ton Orient liner Oronsay at Barrow in Furness England is planned for the England Australia run. The vessel will join the Orient line fleet bringing tonnage to 200000. It is equipped with radar and scanner fittings and resembles the Orient flagship. Mrs Anderson wife of the Greene Bondon manager of the Grtent Line is noted in connection with the launch.
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Man charged for assault in overcoat only case
Central Court heard Norman Ward-Walters 47 charged with assaulting his wife Nancy Ward. Witnesses said Ward-Walters appeared in court wearing only an overcoat after refusing clothing offered at Goodrich hotel and Caelinghurst Station. The case adjourned for clothing to be provided. in the hearing Ward-Walters denied the assault. He was sentenced to six months jail.
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Tasmanian Newspapers Raise Prices on October First
Tasmanian daily papers The Examiner Launceston and The Advocate Burnie will hike prices by 14 percent starting October 1 as the Prices Branch approves the new rates. The Hobart Morning Chronicle and related titles are also adopting the rise, with readers urged to consider the changes amid the winter season.
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Weekend Sport Roundup From Local Colleges and Clubs
A fragmentary schedule lists matches across rugby union, hockey, basketball, and other sports. Notable entries include Canberrana at Duntrown, North Chaberra versus Captain's, and York Park hockey action, with several venues and clubs referenced in a dense, OCR-like listing.
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Queensland Authors and Artists Association Short Story Contest
The Queensland Authors and Artists Association invites Australian authors to submit a short story not exceeding 5000 words. Entries must be received by the end of September with a sixpence entrance fee. Contenders should only show a pen name on the entry and include full name and address in a sealed envelope, sent to 10 China M, Connah, 5 Howle St, Rayle Junction, Brisbane.
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Men sentenced for theft and receiving clothing
Jamon Edward Bette and Edward Clewitt were each sentenced to one month of hard labour by Justice Mimpson at the ACIT Supreme Court yesterday. Bette pleaded guilty to stealing four sulteasen and clothing valued at about £40 from Alexander Anderson. Clewitt pleaded guilty to receiving four sulteasen and clothing valued at about £40. Police notes say only part of the clothing was recovered and Bette claimed drunkenness at the time. Clewitt said he came to Canberra to turn his life around and claimed he dumped items on a roadway after panic.
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Canberra Court Dismisses Driving Charge Against O'Brien
Lawrence Patrick O'Brien 23 a Reid transport driver faced a negligent driving charge in Canberra. Magistrate F C P Keane found no negligence with no evidence presented. O'Brien claimed steering failure and fault in the front spring. Also a drunkenness fine imposed on Frank O Rourke 34 Werlinler. Paddington clerk Vincent Brigg Myre 31 remanded on stealing clothing and wine valued at £3 from Allen Pastorelle.
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Semi Final Placing In Balance In Rugby County
Northern Suburbs and Royal are contesting second spot as Northern hosts Forestry with a must win for North in round two while Forestry seeks a narrow step toward the final. Royal clash Granary at Grammar Oval as Suburbs list West Mitchell Crisp Luke Hume Frame and Percival among starters and reserve Hope.
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Floods Trim New South Wales Coal Output
Floods and weather reduce coal production in New South Wales. Weekly output dropped by about one third, with estimated total for the period near 170 000 tons versus normal around 260 000 tons. Officials attributed the decline to wet conditions and ground transport disruptions.
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