Monty Case Fallout At Courtroom Hearing
Fragmentary testimony recounts Monty being carried from a dining room to a jury room after a disturbance in a home. Reginald Burns denies allegations as police and judge press for clearer account. Witnesses describe a door status and questioning about prior incidents.
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Monty
Jridge
Mas
Whett
Reginald Buin
Une Carania
Ube Dor
Jand
Arunty
Une Bos
He Varlier
Joven IL Opan
Fortnignt
Ramedi Bar
Loving memory notice with scattered names and dates
In loving memory of Soiners moon born 1860 and others, a fragmented obituary fragment notes interment at Canberos Cemetery and a service at 2.80 p.m. It references family members and mourners, with garbled lines about memory, prayers, and a final line of condolences.
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Alexander Ee
Bate
Alex Wyson
Ona
Leeve
Soto
Stators Areautina
Abd Gistor
Mana
Soiners Moon
Piraan God
Aleve
Court Refuses Reregistration of B W L U
Melbourne court voids re registration bid by the B W L U after scrutiny of the ASCJ and allied carpenters unions. Judge Dunphy notes communist leanings and potential bias while he considers arbitration driven by political aims. The decision blocks formal recognition and cites unsatisfactory grounds for re registration.
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Melbourne
ASCJ
Rautiania
ASC
Justice Fonternahi
Stelle
Four Government Members Cross Floor On Tax Move
Four government members defected to oppose the Land Tax Assessment Bill in the House of Representatives. Tasmanian MPs Kekwick Falkinder Lick Corser and Queenslander Corser backed the government’s repeal motion in a pivotal late-night division. The debate centered on a proposed levy and the bill’s potential impact on fiscal policy and party unity. The tally shifted the chamber into a renewed struggle over taxation and parliamentary procedure as the opposition pressed for reconsideration.
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House of
Treavurar
Arthur
Bill Whiett
Ben
Tutu
Alvamat
Senate
Goten
Turaday
Wienoniae
Wimemphere
Seta
Atviaana
Hmatendiad Bilwan
Mintiven
Pauden
Fragmented text on amendments and political debate
The readable fragments discuss reasons against repealing an amendment, suggesting potential economic disruption and inequity in taxes. Names and roles appear scattered, with references to government figures, parties, and parliamentary procedures amid a chaotic dialogue about policy and accountability.
Surgeon A G McKAY in Artwr Circle forged?
A garbled OCR item mentions A G McKAY a surgeon with initials B.V.Se from hye. Univ and a reference to ARTWUR CIRCLE and FORNERT panTwu FOR. The readable fragment names a medical professional but lacks clear event or location details to form a full notice.
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Hye. Univ
Ness
Artwur
Robert C Taylor and Wismerciart Surgeon Units Debut
An OCR fragment lists names Robert C Taylor and Wismerciart Surgeon, along with Landay Uireet Devin Canberra and a telephone reference Fear. The readable items indicate a terse roster or contact snippet without clear event context or full sentences.
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Wismerciart
Landay Uireet
Devin
Canberra
Parliamentary changes under budget proposals in UAE
Government parties agreed to raise the living allowance to eight percent and reduce Moa to a new level while Justice Nicholes recommended nine reforms. The plan, after weeks of debate, was sent back to Caniset for further consideration and to restore alleged rights and privileges.
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Uae
Justice Nicholes
Taat Week
Weather Report Fragment from Truncated Page
Fragmentary weather bulletin shows forecasting notes, wind speeds, and temperature hints. Names and places unreadable. emphasis on wind direction shifts and rising temperatures in the area with unclear timing and measurements.
Residents Seek Free Chest Test in Local Areas
The notice invites residents of Ai the Dentmen and Fairbuire areas to attend a free chest test drive. It warns those tested may be offered ongoing employment in the region and mentions university attendance and Wheat association plans alongside community sewing programs.
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Dentmen
Fairbuire
Aries i Ieee Canberra
Where is ACTU leading unions amid looming industrial upheaval
The piece surveys a watersiders and Metal Trades Federation split over arbitration defiance and a push toward aligning with the Council of Trade Cinlona. It warns militant shifts from Moscow influence may alter Australian industrial policy, risking widespread disruption to unions, government cooperation, and vital industries. Public action and swift movement are urged to avert a broader crisis.
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Arbitration ‘Court
Wateraiders' Federation
Métal Trade Federation
Australian ‘Council of ‘Trade Cinlona
Watersiders
Fuascns
Acit.u
Moscow
Bees
Governor General meets Hughes in Canberra cabinet reshuffle
Mia Excellency the Governor General William Mook presided at Government House Canberra yesterday. The Honourable Wilfred Kant Hughes was sworn in as Minister of State for the Interior and later for Works and Housing. The Governor General and officials attended the oath ceremony for Mr Hughes as Minister for Works and Housing. An Australian film, Kangaryea, was shown at Civic Theatre Cucberra during the event.
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Mia
Janeral
William
Mook
Cmnell
Canberra
Agius
Gavaral
Wilfred Kant Hughes
Se Pation
Kenk Hughes
Blaze
Government abolishes Housing Ministry in Commonwealth action
The Government has dissolved its housing department and distributed welfare housing administration across works, with the Governor General Sir Wilkes Make accepting the change in council. The Opposition cheered, and Prime Minister Sir Arthur Faden announced the shift to the House of Representatives, stressing that current Works Department duties remain uninterrupted.
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al Teoma Actin
Ita
Snd Housing Department
Wilkes MaKe
Executive Council
Kent
Arthw Faden
House of Representatives
Arthur Adden
Shane
Opposition Attacks Arbitration Bill as Reactionary
The Leader of the Opposition denounces two sections of Ming Cone arbitration legislation calling it a reactionary measure that would poison relations between employers and employees. He claims the act allows compounding penalties on workers, weakening arbitration machinery and enabling employers to impose penalties for negligence or willful acts. The debate occurred in the House of Representatives with concerns over broader court control and enforcement under the reform plan.
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Agus
Wise
Sydney
Camaron
Fehethwe
Eusina
Unter
Gameta
Pructve
Mir
Marcie
Vai
Yelatinathip
Devale
House of Répresentatives
Laubur
Ane
Amine Busioan
Clarey
Taxation policy remarks spark debate in parliament
The minister for commerce and agriculture faced calls for clarification as critics pressed questions in the House. Officials suggest government spending will rise and tax levels may stay high, amid broader concerns about public opinion and economic policy.
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Aeelowen
Gut
Debutantes At Downeu in wane and wardhed ay more than fod veneers
Debutantes presented to Archbishop of Canberra and Goulburn at Albert Hall last week. Details list committees and choir members including Mr J Bowell y, Mr JM Dally, Harigan's In Poems, and names such as John Wright and Patricia Lynch among others.
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Initanten
Canberra
Goulburn
MY. McGuirr
Albert Hall
Kangaroo Will Return to Public Screening in Australia
Red Cross to receive fund updates and a gala at Civic Theatre. Notables including Sir William McKell and Lady McKell attend a premiere with guests from the Diplomatic Corps and Century Fox. The event features film fragments about Australian outback and drought, with Peter Lawford and Richard Egan appearing in a Western inspired program. Kangaroo will return for a public screening on June 38.
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Charity Jae
Century Fox Film Corporation
S.J. Albright
Canberra
Sudoite S
Peptemenis
Bet
Verninn Rao
Robert Basaler
Addai
Maieen O'Hare
Peter Lawford
Richard Ella
Eno Pleoe
Fie
Chips Pafterty
Ganyim
Quebec Woman Injured in Serial Incident
Fragmented text reports a Quebec incident involving a single woman who suffers multiple injuries. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the piece references harm and a name-like term and a date around the event. Further readable facts are not present in the fragment.
Appeal Lodged in Arbitration Court Overunion Wages
An appeal is to be lodged at the Arbitration Court regarding the Amalgamated Beauty of tera and Quivers. Dave Wodeauee, treasurer of the association and 19 day ent Die union, would seek a federal exardh. Members in Canberra and RAL sought wage adjustments and the union would press for higher pay.
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Fae Man
Arbitration
Dave Wodeauee
Ral
Canberra
Oil Painting of Duntroon Presented at College Parade
An artifact from the college’s history details the formal presentation of an oil painting of Duntroon by Latvian artist Fietfl Zust ere Wen. Major-General Hopkinn and college officials describe the work as significant to the college’s cultural and historical record, noting its inspiration from Captain Cornwall’s era and its eventual placement in the college gallery.
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Dustmnon
Fietfl Zustere Wen
Royal Military College
Yesterdy
Tovie
Collnge
B. Drewnee
Ene Comangonl
Banjor
Hopkinn
Dow
Duntroan
Thia
Cornwall
Sn Daninems
Propos
BUE Me
Zuators
Lily
Canter Pa
Navy
Corbett
Nw College
Uni
Mj Uuders
Australia
44-Hour Week Advocated by Lawmakers Amid Debate
A disputed proposal to implement a 44 hour work week surfaces in a session of the Defence Department influenced by a conference of chambers. Lawmakers including Mr. Gillert and others push for the shortened work period while noting potential effects on production and labor standards. The House of Representatives discusses the conference’s stance and the likelihood of action before adjournment.
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Mwit
Houwe
Cillett
Henig i
House of Repueseitativies
Turmoil Over Tax Amendment Sparks Party Clash in Senate
In a heated Senate session opposition leaders pressed for amendments to the land tax policy as government allies defended a tax plan. Debate centered on the Tyenetor WrleDt amendment and fee revenues, with leaders urging unity while criticizing opponents' positions.
Public Service Referred to Arbitration Over Salary Increases
A deputation from Joinmonwyslch public servants urged the government to approve salary increments and allowances, arguing higher pay is needed to meet living costs. The delegation, including Public Bertier Bown representatives, met for about twenty minutes, influencing later discussions and the Public Review Board.
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Arthur Fudden
G.I
Bertier Bown
Inersien
Manuka
Meera Webbe
Burke
Amit
Lacey
Arthur Awit
Sh Wien
Ture
Menaies
Peking Peace Talks Begin Amid Communist Mediation
A meeting opens between Chinese representatives and a Provisional party faction discussing a peace process. The session aims to establish a framework for truce terms and potential settlement. Participants signal cautious optimism while noting past rupture and the need for clear concessions.
Parade at Duntroon and Royal Parliament Notice
A fragmented report mentions a parade at Duntroon and a function related to parliamentary proceedings. Names and phrases appear garbled, with references to dignitaries and a Queen in a ceremonial context amid unclear details.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief note tease
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable names and phrases. The readable portion mentions possible references to people or places but lacks coherent facts or dates to establish a concrete news item or event.
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