ALP May Act Union Ticket Faces Internal Split
Fragmented report outlines a proposed ALP union ticket with candidates such as By Diet Friedrich and Bevin, facing disaffection from Labour members and a potential disciplinary action. The piece notes a meeting last Friday and includes references to Communist trade union links and attempts to split the Labour vote.
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Bydiet
Ans Ca
Daleh
Bevin Woontey
Helly’ 5
S Mally
Ryan
I McCresdy
F. Bennett
Xecus
Laduatsiel Groupe
Eoin
Cma
Nytt
Fiat
Ren
United Trade Union
Uckets
Unemtelver
North Canberra Group vote shapes ACT football league future
A lengthy Canberra meeting discusses North Canberra League withdrawal from Group 8 interdistrict competition and potential Canberra football disruption. Delegates urge resolve by season end, with South Canberra clubs to decide July 9 and July 16 set for Group committee actions.
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Aviatie
North Canberra
Interiuw Tugey
Delagaten
Deen
Ain Wile Juniors
J. McCarty
Alocune
Botan Canderer
Wey
North Caberms
North Cambarra
Canbernt
Queanbeys
Langue
A.C.T
Ui F
Wesson
South Canberra
Nicola
Crawford
Elliott
Cleve Kelly Fisher
Hurley
Gandy Armahrong
O'Connor
Rees
Esd
Tretheny
Trnaport
Tr Aan
Riverside hostel huts allocated for Canberra groups
Riverside hostel has allocated ten huts for Canberra organizations. The Charre Chass Club and the Canberra District Boy Scouts Association will supply meals to the attendees.
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Riverside
Tye
Canberra
Charre Chass Club
Nagle Leads In Lakes Open Round Two Chase
Sydney Friday report shows Nagle taking the lead in the Lakes Open after the second round. Nagle shot five over par 71 to reach 161, with Immy Adams in second at 161 after a 70. Windy conditions and fast greens affected scoring as top 42 players advance.
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Sydney
Nagle
Immy Adams
Yester
Ation
I. Nalamith
Yonardaon
McCarthy
W Duval
Gremin
Nacke
Korean Compromise Shrinks Presidential Powers
A political compromise would strip the president of several powers, shifting authority to the cabinet and prime minister. The National Assembly would choose the premier, while the president would appoint a cabinet with limited terms and greater parliamentary oversight, altering the balance of power in the government.
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Wim
Rhee
Nand
Preai
Popeay Yue
National Assembly
Aguslature
Nuure
Nightclub for Sale in Sydney Despite Tax Dispute
The Flamingo Club in Oxford Street Woollahra, also known as Bammy Lees, closed after a failed sale attempt. Sammy Lé halid protests rent and taxes while Legs Lee Senterprines Pty. Ltd. faced a £1500 claim in Central Court amid counterchanges over alleged tax deductions.
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Sydney
Flamingo
Oxford Treet
Woollahra
Sammy Lée Halid
Bammy Lees
West
Lee Senterprines Pty. Ltd
Central Court
Judge rules intoxication not proven in Gosby driving case
In quarter Sessions Appeals Court Judge Curlewir ruled John Stephen Gosby had not proven he was under the influence at 19 mph. Dawes stated Gosby drank sherry and medicine and felt a glow, while Gosby claimed the drink affected him. The appeal was dismissed as the judge found influence was not established.
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Prday
Curlewir
Rom Te Trini
John
Gosby
F. Dawes
Jovy
Gonby
Goaby
Permisson
Carewis
Water supply for hall would cost £18000
The village of Tall faces a proposed propane water service costing about £18,000. MP Jim Freece was informed that limited finances may delay works, with Kent Hughes noting prior approval is needed before any commencement. Talks with the Hall Progress Association were to be arranged to discuss the matter.
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Tall
Jim Freece
Teed Lateen
Hughesterday
Kent Hugnes
Hall
Hall Progress Association
Kent Hughes
Jamers
Olympic swimmers meet at London event with Davies
Olympic swimmers Marshall, Garrick Agnew, and John Davies were greeted by team manager M0. inf Srange as they arrived for a London event. The report notes Davies as the breaststroke favourite and mentions the presence of the others in a brief arrival scene.
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Marshall
Garrick Agnew
John Davies
Ure
Srange
Replacement rule debated in matches with visiting FIANS
Fragmentary report notes a replacement rule for matches involving visiting FIANS and mentions Sydney Friday and Australian players. It references rugby union, upcoming training in London, and speculation that the rule change may be welcomed by Australian fans and players likely to be injured due to weight and size of a teammate.
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Sydney
United States
Grange
Merahall
Nat A4
North Ansemble
London
Tomorti
Garon
Aussti- Hans
True Leader Favoured In Tight Gin Gip Race Forecast
Experts split on the outcome as True Leader remains favourite with Price easing slightly. Grey Boots and Desert Warrior among few quoted under ten to one while weather shifts unsettled track conditions potential impact for tomorrow’s meeting.
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Giolymaters
Gore Te Heedin
Grey Boots
Bert Masreceld
Dina
Hesdin
Grey
Desert Warrior
Leeder
Asray
le Tenguin
Tharsis
Davey Donce
True’ Vender
Coniston
Humming Top
Mr. Standby
Tearnle
Wedborough
Beau Falcon
Emy
Hailmanter
Dark Warrior
Towsing
Highlend
Fox Gold
Lammas
Moun
Vol Bowssell
Marshall Sail and Relatives Plan Tomorrow Meeting
Fragmentary notes show Marshall Sail, aged 21, heavier than on departure from Australia. Marshall Agnew and Davien Veil will have Mote Mest Uryot tomorrow.
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Marshall
Auntraua
Marshail
Agnew
Davien Veil
Examination invites noted for Sydney students
Accountancy students in Sydney await the subject of the recent examination. Names mentioned include C W E Murray of Gridithy X and R Bruce Wagga, F J Balaam KN Geary of Canberra.
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Sydney
C.W. E. Murray
Gridithy
R. Bruce Wagga
F. J. Balaam
Geary
Canberra
Cluarantae of Peace and Other Works
A brief bibliographic note references Post Cluarantae of Peace by Boblea and The Food to Life by Malourenko, plus Ton Ywara of Boviey Latvia by Kalabersine. It lists authors, titles, and a loose association to a catalog or forum discussion.
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Noval
Boblea
Malourenko
Ton Ywara
Boviey
Kalabersine
Schooner Pitt Reaches Melbourne After Stormy Voyage
Melbourne reports the 25 ton auxiliary schooner Pitt arrived today after five days overdue from New Zealand. Captain and crew endured one of the Tasman Sea’s worst storms in years, with the vessel fighting through heavy seas and damaging conditions during the voyage.
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Melbourne
Pitt
New
Commissioner suspends two players after league dispute
A. Bruiey of Easilake and J. Rumbke of Exaltatie were suspended for six weeks and five weeks respectively by the Commissioner for disputed umpire calls and low strikes. J. A. O'Sullivan of the Independent National Football League also faced a three week ban after arguing a call. he is barred from playing until appearance before the Commissioner.
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A. Bruiey
Easilake
J. A. O'Sullivan
WALC
Maton
el J. Rumbke
Exaltatie
Lowstrike le Fry
RAM
Eat Press
ThurDon
O'Sullivan
P- O'Brien
Mastiaks
O'Brien
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Adelaide
Australian National Airways Pty. Ltd
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