Telegrams Helped in Melbourne Racing Sting Case
A court heard irregular telegram activity linked to Melbourne racing suspects Janey Olive Neal and George Fanny. Prosecutors claimed October telegrams aimed at fraud, with one suspect implying a large sum and mail box tampering. The case was adjourned to Tuesday.
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Melbourne
Janey Olive Neal
George Fanny
Tdsmore
Jona Quipero Nu ‘Mor
Malbourne G.P.O
Tele
Leamanclun
Neill
Kenny
Ole
Withem
Noa
Canberra power friction prompts interior department actions
Frictions over power in Canberra surface as the Minister for the Interior and other officials discuss curbs and allowances. An official notes that routing and load issues force changes, with some departments limiting night work and allowing Saturday morning access for urgent tasks.
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Canterra
Interior
Johan
Mouig
Res. Poweu Ratluumg
Gaia
Ualig Pawee
Department of the Interior
Grocery line disruptions prompt Canberra price talks
AQAD service notes supply strain in ACT with many grocery items moved by road. Officials cite shortages and a shift to quote systems as suppliers work to meet demands. The Chamber of Commerce held discussions on emergency arrangements with prices officials during the week.
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Rowe
Chamber of Commercy
Australian Manila arrest two linked to arms trafficking
Australian man Raymond Goodwin, once from Bone Boy Sydney, was arrested on firearms trafficking charges. Police report limited progress, he denies involvement in broader theft and wartime activities.
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P.reuter
Mamily Joys
Raymond Goodwin
Bone Boy
Sydney
Greenkeepers
Tre
Goodwin
Mpkallabwich
Jim
Canberra
Chinese blunt reply to U S protest note
Hong Kong reports a blunt Chinese response denying acceptance or rejection of U S protest and warning against escalation. It states China cannot tolerate interference and urges cooperation to prevent untoward incidents while condemning foreign interference and listing internal issues and actions by Chiang Kai-shek.
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U.S
Hong Kong
Gov
Rement
United States
Catholics Clash With Yugoslav Communists in Prague
Reports from Prague describe clashes between Catholic groups and Yugoslav Communist supporters amid unrest. Police and demonstrators exchanged volleys as tensions flared at a public gathering.
Interrogation of Witnesses for Franve Rose in San Francisco
In San Francisco Hindiy major Charles Corneils and SC Ba Parkas from Laverna NSW were vigorously questioned by FB agents on arrival for a Tokyo Hone trial. Defense Attorney Wayne Gallina disrupted the conversation as agents hustled them away.
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Ban Francisco
Hindiy
Charles Corneils
Ba Parkas
Laverna Nsw
FB Agente
Pear
Acience Warwares
Tokyo Hone
Min
Iva Togut PrAguino
Wayne Gallina
Agenta Arn
Hiv Switnengse
Crows Troublesome at Royal Canberra
The Royal Canberra golf course reports crows stealing and shredding about a dozen golf balls during the week, causing concern for players and staff. Local line officials caution on waste and potential damage to equipment.
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Royal Canberra
Sharpley Hooted at Inquiry Into Communian
Melbourne report describes a chaotic inquiry where Sharpley faced heckling while a Communist demonstration erupted as he entered Moyel C. Mmlassun. The court, amid chaos, pressed witnesses to identify demonstrators and possible party ties. The Royal Commission debated scope as Paterson protested to recuse the commission.
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Melbourne
Fritky
Pwitanasbor
Moyel C. Mmlassun
Sharpley
Unsbos
Communtet Party
Buarpley
Opie
Paterson
Commint Party
Royal Cam Inineluner
Justice Lowe
Mingillah
Surplus of £133000 Reported in State Finances
Sydney reports a finished year with a surplus of 133000 pounds. Premier McGirr announces gains across railways road frameport services and Metropolitan Board operations, noting offsetting deficits and government finance options.
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State
Sydney
McGiereald
Thie Wan
Wan
Mutime Services Board
McGirr
Jbtaxe Hludgee
Imeerviera
Aubjeck
Pusinens
Training Scheme For Militia Weekends In Canberra
A weekend militia training scheme aims to boost recruitment among young men in Canberra and surrounding districts. It will run fortnightly parades, with optional two month cycles, offering paid infantry and specialist training at the Drill Hall and continued by volunteer support.
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Don McCallum
P.J
Sydney
Mac
Canberra
Samsoea
Lashman
Usain
Haymaid
Cooma
Ciaaaen
N.c.o's
Antial N.co'r
Labour call as PDI COAL HOT signals action
A labour call was issued for PDI COAL HOT this morning. Wateraiders described the ally as black due to its crew being ecab from Canada.
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Wateraiders
Black
Ecab
Softball Court Proposal Near Civic Centre Draws Interest
The Interior Department considers a YMCA backed plan to set up a softball court at the basketbell courts by the Civic Centre for working girls to exercise after lunch and work. The YWCA secretary Owen notes many Civic Centre workers have limited time for activity and says the idea could break day monotony.
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Civic Centre
Department of the Interior
W.C.A
YMCA
Y.W.C
Mian Owen
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