Melbourne Newspapers Convicted For Contempt
Justice Lowe in the Supreme Court convicted two Melbourne papers The Sun and The Argus of contempt for publishing stories and photographs from an interview by Mauger and coverage of the Armaden wounding case. Each editor fined 125 and station fined 1000 with announcer Mauger fined 110.
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Melbourne
Lowe
Siptaie
Cout
The
Sun
Arguz T100
Eae
Lhete
BAW
Pas
Mauger
Pd Uw Droste Cnat
Mauxer
SAW
Henry Willian
Armaden
Gloria Bent Fet
Murcor Ier
Justice Lowe
Tair
Armraten
Weather Summary from Canberra Forecast
Weather data from Canberra station for 24 hours shows mild daytime temperatures around 49 to 52 degrees with a low near 27. Coastal regions Cape Coast and Sydney report fine conditions with southeast to southerly winds. Regioal forecast indicates showers diminishing on the coast and improving overall, with heavy swell and rough seas in the night.
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Canderra
Fairbairn
Breese
Canberra
Sydney
Brisbane
Adelaide
Hobart
Darwin
Jury Duty Exemption Debate Sparks Citizen Service Call
The article argues jurors should be fairly compensated and not punished for serving. it critiques exemptions and urges government to recognize public duty. It notes shifts from duty to privilege, cites Parliament pay, and calls for equal treatment of jurors as public servants.
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Sout Wales
Moat
Hiding Places Of Ancient Treasure Listed in Scrolls
London report describes two scrolls claiming 200 tons of gold and silver buried near Jericho with a map and temple inscriptions. Professor Wright Baker and Jordan officials discuss translation, topography changes since first century AD, and doubts about the treasure’s reality.
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London
P.reuter
Manchester
Horde
Dend
Henry Wright-Geker
Manchest ¥ University
Darceror
Department of Contiquities
Kingdom of
Jordan
Wirgit-Bolter
Wright-Baker
Mount Gersiin
Neblus
Bnk
Nleth
Attor
Dir
G. Lankeater Hawuing
Jovan
Zadnies
Cassie
Jordad
Repor
Caricis
Serajle
Khirbet Quewan
Ses
Cop Pathe
Customs Excise Revenue Rises in May Figures
Official treasury figures show customs and excise revenue for May at £28,628,670, up from £22,349,000 in May 1955. Post Office revenue also increased by £1,120, to £1,200, and twelve month totals rose by about £6.7 million to over £71.9 million, compared with the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Weil
Governor General Visits Sale Victoria
Vice-Regal His Excellency the Governor-General Field-Marshal Sir William Slim received the Governor of New South Wales at the Admiralty House Sydney on Monday morning. The Governor-General and Lady Slim accompanied by members of the press paid an official visit to Sale Victoria yesterday. Their Excellencies stayed at Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Slim
New South Wales
Holse
Sydney
Shim
Sale
Victoria
Toyal Yacht
Britannia
Monvay
Royal Swate
Lae
Rabaul
Rabaul J Residene
Ue Hietrich
Darw'n
Na Lar
Royal Security Farcical Says Coltanist
London columnist Simon Ward claims security was lax during a royal appearance. He describes witnessing extra patrols and supposed precautions that did not deter an alleged assassin aboard the route. Ward recounts mingling with guards and a heavy object nearly striking him, highlighting perceived failures.
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London
Fryiny A
Daly Shera
Simon’ Ward
London Genery
Ward
Edinburgh
Gloucester
Albert
70,000 Motel Planned at Queanbeyan
A 70 000 pound motel is to be built at Queanbeyan near Canberra. Contractor Mr Cooper of Manarn Bircet outlines facilities for 70 rooms and a cave area. The project aims to attract the annual influx of tourists to the capital.
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Queanbeyan
Amerika
Queanbeynn
Mee
Cooper
Manarn
Urerrs
Queanbeyan Raotel
Canberra
Lie Hine
Soviet note on spy tunnel probe in Berlin
An agency report says Russia alleges a spy tunnel was dug near Berlin as American forces received a Soviet note in Moscow on Tuesday. Troops uncovered the tunnel yard near the American sector in late April while Berlin remained tense over alleged Western interference.
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Lom
Betas
Americar Cultari
Megan Berlin
Debutantes Shine at All Saints Ball in New Zealand
One hundred eleven debutantes were presented at the All Saints Ball held at AMoo 7 Hall last night. High Commissioner for New Zealand Mr GE K. Miter ton and Mrs Ahferton attended as guests of honor. The evening featured pink dresses, floral garlands, and a supper by Mrs G. W. Foulnter, with Mrs Lanunten as matron of honor.
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Amosphere
Gunkerra North Powis
Amoo 7
Swere
New Zealand
K. Miterton
Ahferton
Sainis
Fiausig Grealis
Weir Halt
Mra
G. W. Foulnter
Obutantes
Deanna McKay
Bultl Stons
Grave Booth
Roms Deanis
Murton Boo
Jobs For Men Displaced By Automation
London reports from Standard MotÉws on rising automation affecting male workers. Labour ministry details vacancies as engineers and skilled trades are sought. officials mobilize to place displaced men while industry leaders push for retraining and new roles.
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London
Fredy
Wybouw
Coyetoy Yrrang
Rae
Todiey
Uetalla
Perforner
Serling
Nets
Cov Paley
Wilve
Record Beef Production In N Territory
The Minister for Territory Lovtox, Mr Haslick, announced that the 1916 beef season would see 154 009 beasts valued at £580 000 turned off. About 18 000 beasts worth £280 000 were marked for shipment to markets while the rest, £4 520 000, would be marketed in Queensland Southern States and Western Australia. The drive results from a good season and recovery in river lands after the 1958 drought, plus progress of the Alice Springs district.
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Terellovtox
Haslick
Osilalde
Queansland
Wyndl
Wit
Hastude
Victoria
Borldey
Visits To Canberra Planned For Duke During Four-Day Tour
Royal itinerary outlines a four day visit with stops at Duntroon Nowra Jervis Bay and Canberra National University and CSIRO laboratories. royal party plans include receptions cemeteries and a parade greeting, with travel to Sydney Melbourne and New Zealand segments wrapped around provincial duties.
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Duke of Islinburgh
Canberra
Australia
Duntroom
Nowea
Jervis Bay
Alice Springe
New Guinea
Hee Dive
Willian Silat
Muneies
Olympic Garris
Vatto
Victoria
Dule
Government House
Jeavine
Snowy
Royal Brinkly
Israel Trophy Presented at District Scout Event
The district honors the Israel Trophy presentation with acknowledgments to Leepin, Boyle, and local commissioners. Ray Lakin earns praise for guiding Life squads. the trophy, depicting a Scout, is awarded for district leadership and spirit.
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Resella
Patral
South
Canberra
B. MH. Hovey
Me. L. Diu
Rikus
Australia Plans Refinancing of Dollar Bond Issue
Australia to refinance 18,906,000 dollars of Commonwealth securities in New York. Treasurer Sir Arthur Padsten announced the issue, AP AL per cent, to mature August 1 next. Arrangements were made for the filing of a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, to enable the refinancing. Secretary to the Treasury R. Wilson sought to negotiate with American authorities for ratification of the securities.
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Australia
New York
Arthur Padsten
Rami
Washington
Shn | Treasury
Biv Roland Wilson
Rare Cancer Operation at Toowoomba Base Hospital
A successful cancer operation was performed on Mea Francis at Toowoomba Base Hospital today. The patient, wife of a wealthy Queenslander, underwent a four hour procedure by American cancer expert Dr. Alexander Brunsekwa g. This marked a historic attempt in Allsinal Hospital for the region, with Mr Franely noting substantial spend on recovery efforts and physician services.
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Allsinal
Hospital
Franely
Cork
Bentisch Wis
Empire Games Sought By S A Australia
Adelaide officials seek to host the Empire and Commonwealth Games in Airlurne. A letter to the ABC notifies the federation about a tentative invitation to SA if feasible. A further request will be lodged with the 2.M.G. Federation in England for approval.
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Adelaide
South Austra
Airlutne
Commonwealth Genas Association
Sydeey
Jocusad
2.M.G
Englnod
Rich mineral deposits found along Australia's eastern coast
A survey by the Bureau of Mineral Resources reports rich mineral deposits along the central East Coast of Australia and estimates significant potential for thorium, uranium, zircon and related elements. Minister for National Development Senator Spooney noted increased mining since 1941, with exports valued at 24,681,495 for Australia and potential reserves extending 19 to 20 years from high-grade deposits.
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Australia
Rule
Spooney
Amustrato
Sponner Sald
Witieh
Fairhall to Meet Deputation on School Building Need
Minister A Fairhill agrees to receive a deputation to discuss urgent needs for expanding the school building programme. Parents and Citizens Councils and education bodies will present plans and call for faster action to tackle overcrowding in schools.
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Tha Meterior
A. Fairhill
Uwe
Calinets
Progress and Welfare Cauneh
New Education Fellowship
Fiscess Plana
Metibers
McDonald May Miss Test In Doubt For Eipst Test Opener
Victorian opener McDonald is uncertain for the Test against Oxford at Treat Bridge in six days as England’s plans unfold. Australia reports say Lindywall aims to open at Lords later, with Davidson and Burke available for selection. Tyson fractures a bone in his left foot, potentially opening a spot for Preddigee of Yorkshire.
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Oxford
Pritay
API
Cate
Fm McDonald
Treat Bridge
Austenian
Tan’ Sohnanp
Austratiana
Ote
Oate
McDonald
Australia
Joningy
Yesteruay
Lindywall
Une
Lords
Davidson
Burke
Susinx
Ohiditon
J. Burne
Rutherford
X. Mackay
J. Harvey
Burge
Ly Marlocks
A. Davidson
P. Crawsont
J. Wilson
Lansiy
Dahnson
R. Beraus
England
Frank
Typhoon" Tyson
Not- Unzhant
Ukaly
Bards i
Rns Association
Church Services and Parish Notices Amid Dense Listings
A scanned parish notice lists multiple church services across denominations including Church of England, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Congregational, and others. It details rector names, service times, baptism schedules, and various parish activities across St Paul, St Patrick, and local congregations with dates and locations sprinkled throughout.
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Ff. Jones Ghideeh
Arya
Si Perera
Sutton
Tug
Tarigh
ST. Paul
Oly
Sam
Phe Renter
Yurnplumia
Childrewsepvice
Ey Janne
Immy Die
Cpieeder Murrabeendab
Patisic
Ganberrs North
Balle All Sain
Giantevotinian
Alcor
Behooleldvsn
Ehristoy
Thuyese
Cluseway
Benediort
Satenbulutah
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A.C. McKay
B.v.se
Sy, Dy
Aktour Circle
Forrest
Zsh
YE Rob Barnize
Mnumser
Rusaday
Adams Loildings
Kingston
Consult
D. Harvie
Brian H. Colman Ash
Optometrit
Youngs Chambers
Monaro Street
Queanbeyna
Phone Aoa
Ss Ht
Horstman Beautician
Sidn
Beard-Watson
Sust
Tony Muxpiy
He Hoth
Gann
Tendon
East End
Whipshade
Coltanist
All Saints
N. Territory
Ihn
Pamily Oo
Northern Territory
Evers
Gentist Ust Im
Allen Springa
Noeyorke
Hinhoon
Bie Duke
Israel
Narrabundah Church of England
Narrebundah Hall
Robyn Hodgson
Peter Hodgson
Peter Ross
Ruth Hourigan
Empire Games
S.A
Australe
Clarence Rives
Stradbroke
Queensland
Mr. Fairhall
Church OF England
Patiens
iBmaden
Batliah
Presbyterian
St. Ae. Burs
AR. Colman
Studden
Wy Pordaze
Dan
Jonal Memorial Church
O.ab
Gnisan
Tao Pn
R. Howe
Hindérearten
Bengt
Howe
Howe,' Gueanbeyun
Me Webb
Webb
Ocounoy
Bao
Kswat
B. Hobinuoh
Whitty Park
Pam
B. Howe
Commiele
Yaurahurda
Iiderensten
Woelekva
Tuesanyy
Jun Cocikra
Sitby
Teingston
Miner
Pyste Massar
Tim
Power
Arth Gaon Chovell
June Minster
Fe Aathier
yGorunianton
Pnt
Congregational
Adnletay
Alan Fatt
Ise
Inet
Gorinlanton
Peacai Tower
Taiey Ke
Church OF Christ
Queanbeyan Ietfrodigt
Nangelical Lutheran
Ghureh
Buthavan
Secrety OF Friends
Quakers
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