Devon Crash Highlights Air Force Tragedy Near London Derry
A Hawker Demon training aircraft from No 4 Squadron Royal Air Force crashed near London Derry. The pilot was killed and observer Mr. Purdey severely injured. Air Force inquiry opened as authorities assess causes and safety measures.
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Hawkie
Limadilié
Londonderry
sQauma
Sergesint-Piiét
D. Pomeroy
I. C. A. Purdey
Thorby
Richmond
Boethan
Pareer
Air Force
Ade
Sydney
No. 4 Squadron
Richifromd
All-Bran Bread Recipe Adopts Slimming Theme
A vintage pamphlet promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a diet aid. It outlines a bread made by soaking All-Bran with water and whalemeal, mixing with salt, shaping in a leaf pack, baking in a moderate oven for about an hour, and notes the loaf keeps fresh for a week.
Women Lose Vote in Canberra Hospital Board Election
In Canberra the Hospital Board election sees women disfranchised under a new ordinance. Protesters led by figures including M. Law of the YWCA condemn the move as anti democratic. officials say enfranchisement will be addressed after Christmas.
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Canberra
Mogie Woelien
Meschinres
C. V. Uy
1. Aallyard
A. Pereival
W. J. Edwards
W. Mehaffey
Bolly
Apd
D . Iit
Ome
Counell
Minas M. Law
Y.W.C.A
Rocord
Cameron
Mir
Beleaguered Uneasy Front in Washington
Slow progress in Washington prompts concern as lawmakers confront fiscal policy and partisan divisions. Analysts warn of stalled negotiations over spending and budget priorities ahead of looming deadlines.
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Washington
Fire destroys Carton house kills elderly resident
Melbourne report says an early morning fire at Carton house claimed the life of Milas McDonald, 80, found inside. Inmates Thinies Bowarit, 75, suffered burns to back face and hands. Firefighters and a civilian rescued Mrs. Anns Edwards, 65, and Howard, who escaped uninjured. Milas McDonald was discovered too late.
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Melbourne
Carton Thia Morging
Milas KomieDonald
German observer hints at antiroyal sentiment aboard ship
A German non intervention observer Hintze aboard the British steamer Stancroft denied being photographed with the Royal Family. He voiced contempt saying this royalty makes me vomit while a hearing for Capt. Geott, master of the vessel, found him not guilty of carrying war material. Seventeen empty shell cases and nine aircraft engines were claimed on board. the hearing adjourned.
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Gibraltar
Tuteday
Hintze
Stancroft
Geott
Ue Vemel
Vata
Libel Trial in Supreme Court Over Smiths Weekly Articles
Dr Hubert Storer sued Smiths Newspaper Ltd in a libel action heard before Justice Street with a four person jury. The case alleges articles in Smiths Weekly damaged Storer’s medical reputation by accusing him of criminal perversion and improper conduct, and claim the statements were false and published to the public. The hearing included hearsay rulings and admissions by Storer, with testimony from Mr Mackay and others, and Storer acknowledged intent to sell his practice within a year.
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Supreme Court
Justice Street
Hubert Vivian Storer
Smith's Newspaper Ltd
Smith's Weekly
Brorer
Evatt
Althoush Smith
Journalim
Mackay
Caasiily
Evi
Dorrer
Torer
Meeree
Mabiay
Storer
Nate
Casal
Cassidy
Mackey
Urgent notice left hand terms at Times Office
Fragmentary note seeks a left hand kid glove between Torrens Street and Civic Centre and asks Finder to leave it at the Times Office. It mentions Manuka Griffith or Forrest and an unfinished double storage or charge, with the emphasis on urgent action at the Times office.
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Gests
Torrens-Street
Civic Centre
Times Office
Manuka
Griffith
Forrest
Foun
Ten Candidates Nominated for Manitoba Honey Board Seats
Ten candidates named for the Manitoba Honey Board positions as nominations close today. The slate includes Gade Hughes Dae Hawkind C H Me Paden L McAndhony Mule R Rhodes and Towe, with local officials and families cited in the report.
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Manberta Hos- Board
Maes Mare
Canada
Arrabundah
Robert
Me. L. Meandrew
Will
Gade
Hughes
Ae Hawkind
L. McAndhony
Jealousy Triggers Shooting in Newcastle Case
A report from Newcastle details a shooting linked to jealousy. The fragment mentions Mrs. Lave and an alleged volatile motive, with limited readable context on persons or exact actions.
Man's Body Found in Rose Bay Harbour
The body of John Patrick Sweeney, 51, was found floating near Marine Drive Rose Bay this morning, believed dead about six hours. Police found a telegram reading Received your wire Love in his clothing and relatives say he was deeply affected by his son’s recent death. The manner of entry to the water is unknown.
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Blydney
John Parick Sweeney
Rose Bay
Sweeney
Jis
Opium Traffic Charge Against Japan Highlighted in Brief
Fragmentary text notes a charge related to opium traffic involving Japan with unclaimed items and garbled names. The readable parts indicate allegations tied to illicit opium movement and international concern, but details are obscured.
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Japan
Thieves Leave Chance In After Break in at House
Police report a break in at a residence during the week end. Entry was made by force. valuables are missing and investigators seek witnesses. No injuries reported.
Escape Plan Failures In Parramatta Gaol
Sydney reports reveal Edward Steiner aged 48 who plotted a prison break from Parramatta Gaol using farm tools buried on the attached property. Steiner, convicted in 1916 for murdering a Chinese man, was to be executed but given life instead. authorities say every detail for escape was prepared, yet the plan collapsed and a gunshot incident followed during the manhunt.
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Sydney
Parranata
Edward Steiner
Steiner
Farnyard
Piel
Atk
Sténer
Gavia
Appointment of economic adviser at Sydney University
Sydney Tuesday report says the cabinet approved the appointment of an economic adviser at Sydney University. The item notes the government move but provides few details on the appointee or terms.
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New
Sydney
Ton
Economica
Sydney University
National Review Public Meeting in Canberra Promotes Debate
A public Canberra gathering will feature Prime Minister Lyons and Opposition Leader Curtin with Mr Boullin to discuss the Australia National Review. J Lyng of Wunberra Publishing Co. defends the magazine as a broad platform for culture and free discussion across sociology economics science philosophy history literature and the arts.
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Curtin
Boullin
Canberra
guJnuay
Australia National Review
J. Lyng
Wunberra Publishing Co
Wide Maid
Oacslel
Articlee Elu Be
Lyng
National Review
Australian National Review
Uw & Pam
J. A. Lyons
John Curtin
J. H. Boullin
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