Unclear fragmentary play by play prompts uncertain names
A fragmented report recalls rugby or football action with incomplete names and stray phrases. It mentions Easts Gallagher Navy Rob or Robs and a late kick, with players Jim Smith and others, but lacks coherent structure or complete facts.
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Easts
Gallagher
Vapier
Jim Smith
Navy
Marty
Linsina
Jim Im Southand
Gallagher Navy
Boal
Royals
Six Deaths In Aftermath Of Hurricane Audrey
In Louisiana after Hurricane Audrey, authorities report six deaths and fear many bodies may be found in cars. Emergency crews and volunteers clear debris in Cameron and Lake Charles as civil defense warns of massive reconstruction. Officials pursue identifications while mass burials are postponed to allow matching victims.
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Robert Clarence
Kitcha
Arthur Wilson
Audrey
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Oficiala
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Louisina
Gulf of Mexico
Reid
Cameron
Calcasieu Parisa
H. Smastic
Asian influenza suspected as ship Burnside docks in Brisbane
A Sydney woman, Mrs Kame Crett of Cronulla, was rushed to Brisbane General Hospital after disembarking from the Burnside, docked from Singapore with suspected Asian influenza. A Malay seaman, Billy Bin Hassan, 47, on the crew died entering Brisbane River after recovering from influenza. Commonwealth quarantine cleared the Burnside to sail to Sydney.
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Singapore
Brisbane
Sydney
Burnside
Kame Crett
Cronulla
Brisbane General Hospital
CommonWealth Department of Health
Billy bin Hassan
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Duty
C. R. Wiburd
Department Stores
Commonwealth Laboratories
Wiburd
Nigerian politician cleared of theft at Old Bailey
Theophilus Owztabi Shobo wale Benson a Nigerian chief whip and politician was found not guilty at the Old Bailey Central Criminal Court of robbing three Nigerian women with violence. He was 37 and had traveled to London for constitutional talks. Supporters cheered outside the court as the verdict was read.
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London
Mopasy
A.p.reuter
Theophilus Owztabi Shobowale Benson
Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Benson
Wag
Mra
Folakeo Solante
Pene
Small Island Farm Sells for 90000 at Gold Coast
Low-lying dairy land on the Nerang River near Paradise Island Surfer's Paradise sold today for 90000, a Gold Coast record for an undeveloped block. Melbourne investor Eta Zola bought the land and plans to spend about 750000 in six months developing it.
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Brisbane
Gold Coast
Nerang
Paradise Ialand
Surfer
Paradise
Melbourne
Eta Zola
Zola
Builders Plan Stoppage Near Sydney
Sydney building trades unite to push higher margins and better conditions. A Friday meeting may call for a 24 hour state wide strike affecting about 65 400 workers. Monitored stoppages disrupted major sites including Union Club and Caltex House with roughly 100 workers per site. Union leader J Anderson notes demand for a £6 margin, up from £4 10s.
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Sydney
Master Builders’ Association
Union Club
Circular iQuay
Caltex House
Government Insurance Ofice
Building Trades Group
J. Anderson
Lnions
Plan For Commonwealth Consultative Council
A London report outlines a plan for a Commonwealth Consultative Council with a central cabinet functioning on a consultative basis. It proposes all member states decide to join or abstain, with nonjoiners facing unspecified consequences. The council would align with World Bank style lines and involve prominent figures such as Mr Menzies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Menzies
Geophysical Year Opens With Great Solar Explosion
The International Geophysical Year begins with a solar flare striking Earth, triggering magnetic storms and radio blackouts. Ten thousand scientists across 464 nations join an $180 million program to study the sun, magnetism, cosmic rays, and their effects on weather, radio, flight, and space travel.
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Moscow
I.G.Y
Earth
Iia
International Geophysical Year
Fears Of Bad Faith By Reds
London reports fears that Russia may use the International Geophysical Year to gain a foothold in Commonwealth territory, potentially at Australia’s expense. There is concern Russia would remain beyond the year to claim territory. Britain urged to stand by Australia.
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London
Reuter
Russia
Australia
Britain
Scoutmaster Stops Bleeding After Workplace Accident
Scoutmaster David R. Gothard acted with first aid knowledge to halt a severed artery flow after Rita Garasius slipped on a polished Public Service Board floor in Barton. He kept pressure with a tourniquet for ten minutes until Canberra ambulance crews arrived. Mrs. Garasius underwent surgery at Canberras hospital and received five transfusions. she was reported in satisfactory condition. Public Service Commissioner G. G. Sutcliffe praised Gothard's calm, speedy action which saved her from death. Gothard, a married solar training officer at the board for about three years, was commended by colleagues and board officials.
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Rita Garasius
Quandong Street
Hard
Public Service
G. G. Sutcliffe
Jarasius
Gothard
Yarralumla
The
Public Service Board
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Coe
Manus
Canada
T. W. L. MacDarmot
Arthur Faeden
J. G. Harris
Canberra
Waterside Workers’ Federation
E. Roach
Roach
Bel] Bay
Takmani
Darwin
Commonwealth Consultative Council
World Bank
International Council of Scientific Unions
H. Knight
Gothar
Heald
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