Canberra rugby union fixtures and results briefing
Canberra teams fared in a crowded set of fixtures at Grammar ground and Manus Oval with ACT No. 3 tries noted. Matches featured United Services at Victoria Barracks and a Canberra Cup round under referees Mackay and Wt. at multiple venues including Ounironn and Cape WAU.
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ACT
Camberman Rugby Union Navy
Baston Buburbe
Morrnbourne
Canberra
Raferaae
Tunuay Huyal
Einerd Cra
Déaberes
Cankerte Gramma Beneay
Poyale
Grammar Ground
Renee
Northert Fiubarea
Koetnnellens Geel
Hutcheon
Mondat
Manus Oval
S _ Mackay
Warthern Roburbery
TMC
Monare Ite
Mesaka
Oval
Tok
Waitara
AAGT
United Services
Vitoria Barracks
Symey
Manonnerd
Mydney
Hunter
Gtokrs
Matt Will Strenethen
Hs Domeide
Five WS W Bowlers Leave In Singles Finalists
Five women bowlers advance to the singles final as A Hein A Fore en Fak Florence Be J Hr oe and L Win compete for the bowling title.
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Ee Coset
Paar
Fina Ut
Dumie Raul
Thay Abe
A. Hein
A. Fore En
Fak
Florence
J. Hrore
Weather fragment from Aur A0a8Y and Canberra forecast notes
Fragmentary weather report mentions temperatures, wind, and rainfall with references to Canberra and Fairbairn station. Details are garbled but indicate cool, fine conditions, some wind activity, and rainfall measurements ending around 8 am yesterday or 0 am.
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Canberra
Metromiagical
Fairbairn
Rious
Petrol rationing debate grips nation as court ruling looms
Prime Minister advocates rationing to sustain transport amid wartime pressure. High Court decision sparks concern among motorists and industry, prompting calls for prompt legislation and a coordinated federal plan to manage fuel supply, costs, and imports. Officials convene in Melbourne to shape policy and avoid a breakdown in essential services.
Unclear historical racing notes terse fragment
Fragmentary report from Terre Stoney and Newcastle area racing results mentioning J Warren, B Lowe, Goulburn, Wagganil, Miawarra and Drover with race numbers and locations, unreadable in parts.
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Stoney
Prag
Ra J. Warren
Lowe
Goulburn
Newcastle
Bt Marsden
Parley
Peat Wagganil
Miawarra
Sk Zymms
Orisons to Fight in France Against Aggression
Fragmented reader text references World War II action in France with mentions of Montgomery and Allied forces. The garbled lines imply a wartime report noting opposition to aggression and British leadership, with scattered phrases about dates, places, and speeches.
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France
High Court Appeal Over Baby Case in Meerintane
The high court heard an appeal over a baby custody matter involving registered parents and the child, with Friday's schedule noting a courtroom motion and related procedural steps. The report mentions a newborn's guardianship and a disputed order requiring custody transfer under the court's direction.
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High Court
Crisis in Korea as North Korean forces advance near Ongjin
Reports say North Korean troops push toward Ongjin Peninsula amid fuel withdrawal by American troops. South Korea rounds up 46 police and arrests top intelligence official as tensions rise. Army Chief Chel K Dull cites 700 casualties from the incursion with 40 enemy forces killed.
Irish Premier Tours Northern Ireland Amid Border Tension
Irish premier Costello visits Northern Ireland driving across the border to Belfast and Tyrone. Police and guards accompany him as Northern leadership declines invitations to the event linking to a contentious visit and ceremonial opening.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Castellos
Benbueg
County Tyrie
Iealand
Coateliola
Cithatie Broty
Shopping centres for Canberra
Fragmentary notice reports shopping centres in Canberra with references to Loseynmont Gine, Hie Inaty Vive, and New Griffith. Mentions shipping, interigg, and Turner. Details are unreadable, offering a brief vague snapshot of commercial activity and local venues.
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Hyems Ube Peer Thors
Auntie
Turner
New Griffith
English golfer triumphs in French Open semi final
Englishman Taras defeats Albers Prinet of France four and two to reach the final while Menri de Larvae also advances. the other semi final pairing involves Fary and BaalTor with details unclear due to fragmentary text.
Coal Tribunal Continues Hearing On Miners Claim
The Coal Tribunal reconvenes to hear miners claim as Gallagher faces adjournment issues. Representatives press for action while owners seek delay. Hourly workers face shifts and potential service stoppages. hearing postponed to Thursday for further orders.
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Coal Tribunal
War Widows Seek Pension Increase After Conference
War widows urge government to raise pensions to 4 shillings and 5 pence weekly after a Sydney conference. Delegates heard the Repatriation Department wrongly paid some widows and marred families, with speakers criticizing the treatment of widows in Australia and calling for reforms.
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Soniuy
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Hydney
Guild
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Orhons
Vary
Alu
Vaary
Australia
Three Gaol Escapees Captured After Car Chase
New York dispatch reports three more men recaptured after slipping from the West Virginia Penitentiary at Moundaville. Police found a stolen car abandoned near Brilliant Ohio. One man was seriously injured, the others surrendered quietly.
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New York
West Virginia
Moundaville
Brilliant
Ohio
Chief Secretary halts ball finding contest
Metropolitan news reports the chief secretary halting a ball finding contest amid confusion over its status. Officials warn penalties for continuing publication and indicate the event may be tied to a lottery and art prizes, risking heavy fines.
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Iewapa Pars
Sun' An
Wiel
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Brarhee
Art Chjons Apt
British Labour May Lose At Next Election T
British Labour may lose at the next election as delegates at Blackpool complain about the party and its propaganda. They say movement would not be content with primadona functions and warn the Conservatives could gain with a stronger showing at the polls. The Foreign Secretary Nevin near Thursday will wake to new petitions and a chorus of calls.
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Allenting
Blackpool
Reepaganda
Aid
Hooded man robs Willowoot railway station
William Alfred Wilmott of Sipp Mizent testifies to police that at about 4 0 p m a hooded man approached at Willowoot railway station produced a revolver and demanded money, then fled with £15 after forcing Wilmott to the ground.
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Sydney
Stanlay
Improvements Contemplated at Jervis Bay
The Advisory Council heard plans for Jervis Bay development including street lighting, water supply, and re drainage works. Executives discussed telephone service, from Canobolas to Jervis Bay, and a River as a potential water source, with timelines and funding noted and Navy mooring inquiries to follow.
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Jervie Bay
Advienry Council
He Albert Hall
Byaney
Deke W. Nolk
Canborna
Jervin Way
Jervin Tay
Aytney
A. Caitwuhiel
Sydney
Diparmente of Worknend Rowing
Jervin Bay
Lng Pol
Hali
Bern
Jeryor
Moneahine Council
A. T. Bhalespeare
Departaent of
Workneil Metising
W. Nett
Ee Bay
Settlement Likely on Sugar Strike Near Pyrmont
A meeting of sugar carters at Coloma Sugar Hurri ng Works in Pyrmont is planned for tomorrow at 7 30 am to discuss a possible settlement. The strike has disrupted operations and both sides expect progress at the gathering, with reports noting a potential compromise and continued talks to resolve the dispute.
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Pyrmont
Cavaider Settilement Tama
Curtern
WINS APPEAL ON CONVICTION
Sydney Monany reports an appeal upheld in Liverpool Court today. Langford, formerly a warrant officer, was fined 3 pounds for possessing 52 caliber ammunition at the Ingleburn army camp in January.
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Monany
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Debra
Livertat Court
Seherary
Inde
Shortland
Parcramatts
Langford
Plicer
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Ingburn
Taniary
Conciliation Powers Upheld by High Court
The Full Court affirmed the commissioner's power to decide if peasant hours in the metal trade industries can be worked at any time of the day at ordinary rates during electricity traffic. A union opposed this, seeking to restrain Mr. Mooney from altering the award.
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Policeman Killed in Battle With Coloured Soldiers
A police sergeant was killed during clashes between police and a force described as coloured soldiers in the city. The fight began after armed police and gendarmes moved to quell disturbances in a quarter between rival factions. A Black Maria carriage carried the wounded and a large force pursued the attackers. Benegalese residents were detained for questioning.
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Arib
Pollo
Fon
Turbulent Bolivian Exile Revolt Faces Setback
An official Bolivian report describes exile revolutionaries attempting an armed push near the Argentine border. The incursion failed and exiles were said to withdraw after clashes. The movement involved weapons, ammunition, and foreign support suspected by authorities.
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Bolivia
Villanon
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Jexiles UN
Sudden Death of French Artist Vals Moratay
The report describes the sudden death of French artist Vals Moratay amid a chaotic scene involving Lana Viera and Mabt Crow A. It recalls a controversial outcome in the Derby, with passages about Johnstone and Armour Drake, and notes differing accounts of who should have won.
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Vals
Lana Viera
Hainatone
Tuiahesh Hoewnd
Volterra
Jority
Ffotapair
Johnstone
Make Yoke AL Wren
Apae Nose
Doctman
Challeagsa
No Compensation for Injuries While Returning From Tea
A court case concerns injuries sustained by workers on the joblet path to work and returning home. The commission ruled that compensation arose from activities in the course of employment, despite defenses. the full court upheld liability for damages, noting injuries occurred during employment related efforts.
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Managan
WnArt Inbotierx
Wink
Flanagan
Carrington
Ferdenck
Sean
Leonid
No Agreement On Employment Of .P. In Steel Industry
Sydney Mondo reports no accord was reached today at a conference concerning the use of planed personnel in the steel sector. A minister indicated more detailed discussions with Abounfom are planned after obtaining further information on employment of trained personnel at the site.
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Sydney
Mondo
Nrwonalle
Omlelaly
Newraadn Ranch
Calwell
Ir. Calell
Abounfom
Serscinn
Sordid fragmentary report from Australian towns and weather
A fractured OCR snippet mentions Bribie Bribie in Queensland and Townsville with references to weather, rail towers, and local places. It notes prices, a fruit or grain context, and scattered names such as Clermont and Paluwtord Blae, but the passage is garbled. The text conveys vague regional mentions without a clear news event or coherent narrative.
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Townsville
Clermont
Syeiwern
Increase in Drunkenness Cases At Canberra
A historical police report notes a rise in drunkenness cases in Canberra during the past year. It details an uptick in offenses recorded, including drink and disorderly conduct, indecent language, and related penalties while highlighting ongoing police modernization and mobility.
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Canbérra
Canberra
Nevintha
Ieeeny
Arunkoneae
Bev
Victorian inquiry opens on communism in Melbourne
A garbled report discusses a Victorian inquiry into communism. It mentions the Royal Commission, politicians, and expected hearings, with references to Melbourne and individuals tied to the inquiry. The fragment suggests legal or constitutional focus and potential prosecutions or inquiries extending over weeks.
Basic union rate for women workers
A report notes the basic wage rate for female workers, referencing legal and social debates. Judge Baxter weighs in on manned work and pricing within a broader discussion of industrial policy and equity for women, with historical context on recruitment and pay standards.
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