Hoglish Rugby Team For Test To-day
Hoglish rugby squad named to face Australia in a to day test match. Wing Lan’ available with center and half back selections. Captain Tae Crica leads forwards including Sesah Lwen Phillipe and Whity.
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Hoglish
Otiret
Bundy
Lan
A. Dubason
Tna
Keonterete
W. Darien
Tae Crica
Sesah
Lwen
D. Phillipe
Whityamis
J. KE Gee
Newcastle A Team Edges England In Narrow Loss
In a tense match at Newcastle, England fell short by five points as Newcastle and England traded chances. Players Ward and Arter starred with goals as Knoweldon and Gravee contributed, but errors on defense sealed an 18 to 15 defeat in a closely contested game.
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Cesthe
Byd
Tous
Jonnaon
Ward
England
B. Knoweldon
A Arter
A. Ward
Woman Charged With Murder After Sunday Incident
A Perth area woman was charged with murder yesterday after an afternoon incident that led to Mrs Wilde Mary Black being admitted to hospital. The case follows the Seale hospital terms and local authorities reported the events.
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Perth
Seale
Mra Wilde
Mary Black
Wao Wee Sdmnilied
Railway unions threaten to halt travel across Australia
Sydney reports unrest as Union and Railways Minister discuss defending rail employers amid coal shortages. Leaders warn of potential bans on rail travel including sleeping car withdrawals and service cuts through late June.
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Sydney
Landers
Australian Rail
Commlamanor of Railways
Ar. T
Suraing
Braunette Alu
Ame
Taarat
New Agricultural College At Tarage Planned
A new Agricultural College at Tarage is planned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gouwarn, with an estimated cost around 140,000. The project aims to accommodate about 200 students, with a drive underway to review and potentially start the venture.
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New Agricultural College
Tarage
Tarare
Diocina
Gouwarn
Luke
Rouiha
Bellie Gnade
Forecast for South Eastern Districts Weather Summary
Forecast covers South Eastern Districts with cool daytime temperatures around 10 degrees, night temperatures not stated, and frost at night. Winds shift from northeast to westerly with light icing risk.
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eBay
Canberra Weather Summary From Sunday Report
Weather bulletin for Canberra notes temperature around 4m and 51 as minimum, winds light around 3 mph, barometric readings and hourly transmissions. Data quality is limited but shows mild conditions with low wind and cool overnight levels.
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Riomoun
Production Is the Remedy for Inflation
A British Australian voce advocates production as solution to inflation. The Prime Minister argues boosting production creates full employment, avoids stoppages, and expands the economy to fund expansion and defence. He criticizes inflationary pressure from investment delays and urges policy to align demand and supply while preserving purchasing power.
Uke and Duchess At Corroborfe In Gulf Country
The Duke and Duchess arrived Sunday to visit near the Gulf of Carpencyes. Observers noted the ceremony and homage by locals amid the Deichhardt River tribe. The Duke joined the muster and watched the dawn ceremony with the Duchess as the crowd gathered.
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Uke
Corroborfe
Oulf Courtry
Lloncureey
Eimp
Migpine
Senator Ashley to Lead in Senate Im
Sydney reports it is virtually certain Senator Ashley will be elected leader of the government in the Senate to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator Reane. The Prime Minister for Supply and Shinning services may chair the selection meeting.
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Senator Ashley
Senate
Sydney
Ashley
Henatora Armetrong
Asd
Amur
McKenna
Cametar
Renate
Lamp Cpas
Carpe Naw
Dia
Ile
Ure Brea
Packagent
al Tesa
Melbourne Brawl Turmoil Stirs Wrestling Crowd
Fragmentary report describes a brawl involving Durie, Batsons, and others in Melbourne. Names appear garbled, with references to Australian figures and a possible injury but details are unclear.
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Batsons
Melbourne
Durie & Aeawite
Sevan
Ronald Maision
Interitis Outbreai On Brideship Crisis
In a civil report from the Brideship Stirting at Fremantle a case of pneumonia is noted. A baby died shortly after admission to hospital amid complex medical details.
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Pigrth
Randyy
Michaelabteck
Tate Coudien
Fenday
Fremantle
Toric
Homphiat Entiler
Mr R G Casey Sees Forces Undermining Personal Liberty
Mr R G Casey warns in an Andrew Cathedral address that forces undermine democracy and personal liberty. He cites false religious or creed messages appealing to youth, urges greater tolerance toward foreigners, and notes Allied wartime leaders present at the event.
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R. G. Casey
Bidney
Bunda
Andrew'e
Magneconta
Anid
Casey
Balen
Arurriens Propia
Bein
Atromsinie
Ford
Tharty
Guilling
Shel Aumberd
Mr. Caney
Tim
Auhiranane
Wan Chaey
Uneventful Trip Home From Halifax Prompts No Action
Mooney describes a hair-raising journey home from Halifax detailed with misread names and scrambled phrases. Captain Wickney faced tension and considered plans to purchase a ship and fly to Australia to avoid delays, amid a crew anxious about an engine failure and divergent routes.
AWL Soldier Held For Shopbreaking At Kingston
A whacky fragmentary report details a supposed AWL soldier held for shopbreaking in Kingston. The text is garbled but suggests charges related to theft, a Sunday night incident, and a court appearance set for a future date.
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Kingston
No offers for Cobin Bing Chair project tenders
An unsettled notice from Cobin Bing Chair area near Canawindre Ut outlines a £200,000 construction plan for a retaining wall and mold tank by the Central Tablelands County Council. Tenders are due for opening, with details forming part of the procurement process.
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Cobin
Bing Chair
Canawindre
Tablelands County Council
Bedleynd
High School Prefects at Caqberha Blyth to Be Increased
Prefects at the high school are set for a rise as new roles are created. The school plans to appoint a captain and vice captain from among the senior students, with details to be announced by the faculty.
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Caqberha Blyth
Nowra
Plan to spend 30 million on New South Wales river conservation
Premier McKell outlines a 30 million pound program to conserve NSW rivers including Hunter, Macquarie and Lachlan. Proposals cover dam construction, water conservation, and possible interbasin diversions from Snowy Mountains to arid regions. Government aims to halt erosion and prevent desertification through coordinated surveys and cross-state collaboration.
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Bydney
Bunaay
Blake A Bee
Ns.w
NSM
Scheinen
Dama
Hunter
Mecquarie
Lachlan
Bharti
Reepit
Thermountaine
McKell
Sahara
Catabe
Chifley Sounds Alarm Over National Strike Risk
Prime Minister Chifley warns Australia could face severe strike dangers harming defense and economy. He cites inflation, industrial strain, and the need for wartime measures while defending government actions and promising restraint only when circumstances permit.
State Control Of All Hospitals Sought By ALP
Sydney report outlines Labor policy aims to place hospitals under state control and union aligned health planning. It references universal public education funding, wheat price guarantees, and a comprehensive review of industry and labour arrangements. The manifesto criticizes the Commonwealth government and defends Labour Party unity amid political debate.
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Sydney
Labour
Rivatipa
France
Maniteala
Com Nyajat Party
Aaite
Uralian Demncacy
Australian Labour Party
Hospital nurses pay debate stalls reform plan
Canberra contends any change to nurses pay, hours, and duties must be authorized by the Arbitration Court Chief. The hospital board warns reductions from 48 to 44 hours risk resignations as ministers face scrutiny.
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Pho
Canberra
J. Muir Ward
J. Brophy
Trainee Carpenters Leave Canberra Technical College
Trainee carpenters depart Canberra Technical College after a period of training and will receive extended support for three years to maintain qualifications and continue building trade skills. The notice notes ongoing programs at the college and outlines future employment pathways.
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Canberra Technical College
Final six weeks for parliament in historic sitting
The final sitting of parliament will last six weeks with leaders outlining budget aims. A referendum bill proceeds to third reading as Absent senators sharpen absences. A government tax cut and social benefits review shape plans for the coming year.
Eight Injured in Speedway Crash at Exhibition
Eight people were injured when a speedway crash occurred during an exhibition round. The incident involved multiple riders, a barrier collision, and hospital admissions for several riders with one person reported as severely injured.
Federal Capital Police Force expands with new stations
Rushed hiring will boost Canberra security as the Federal Capital Police Force adds officers and opens stations in Amalie and Kinge Aton with headquarters at Cl. By month end four stations will operate in Canberra and Jervis Bay, with plans to establish labs and detection equipment later.
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Ome Berra
Jervis Bay
Shura
Bod Ney
Amalie
Kinge Aton
Brenter
Canberra
Caiehoura
Tyentien
Bald
Jobe
Abney
Blast Laboratories
Uta
U S Counsel Resign Over Probe of War Crimes Trial
The article notes U S counsel resign to seek a probe into a war crimes trial. Navy Captain Beverly Finn pressed for a two month postponement to secure adequate detainee access. The May 8 date and the defense chief Paul Wel are mentioned in the context of seeking extension.
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U.S
Sudey
Nipmere
Paul Wel
Navy
Beverly Finn
Brew Tata
Driver Robbed as Mystery Message Unfolds in City
A garbled OCR styled report describes a driver being robbed amid fragmented phrases. Names and places are unreadable, but the event centers on a robbery connected to a person or group named in a distorted leak. The article hints at a pursuit or police involvement with unclear details.
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