Doctor's Poisoning Case Lies in Court Record
A hospital and court report describe Bertram Beery Fletcher allegedly poisoned, with details of other related poisoning claims. Mrs Gladys Fletcher, 32, faces murder charges tied to the case as proceedings adjourned.
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Weoneeaay
Wervest
Bertram Beery Fletcher
Wiapite
Thomson
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Ney
Vmnaiving
Fletcher
Waka
Cours
Irk Pietoner
Baan
Gesvond
George Buer
Thomsen
Fleeeher
Almer
Horie Witchart
Pletcher
Alice
Bietener
Thomain
Fletther
Canberra Weather Summary From Historical Barometer Readings
Weather report from Canberra includes barometer at 9 am 2.7 inches and 6 inches, afternoon reading 29.268 inches, temperatures and wind directions noted. Mentions rainfall, mild and cool conditions, occasional northeast to northwest winds, andForecast sections for Sydney, Brisbane, and other regions with temperatures and general conditions.
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Canberra
Fairhairn
Adlerione
North
Seca
Bam
Brookwell
Govlurn
Sydney
Briabane
Australian wage case argues for 44 hour week
Government faces arbitration on hours and pay as employers push for longer weeks. Debate centers on keeping the 40 hour standard with potential lifts to 44 hours and removal of prosperity loadings, amid defence production and parliament’s role in setting terms. Courts to decide outcome with national implications.
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Fern
Gomoe
Je Atom
Arbitration Court
Akvoeston
Jong Mn
Governor General meets new high commissioner today
The Governor General, the Right Honourable William McKerene, received Mr B Cockram, acting High Commissioner, yesterday morning for formal discussions marked by protocol and ceremony amid ongoing diplomatic duties.
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Mle Kaveilewey
Willume McKel
Tar B. Cockram
Mr Anthony Cancels Trip Amid Medical Advice
The Australian delegation leader Mr Anthony canceled his journey to Fiji after medical advice. He remains in hospital in a serious but improving condition, with doctors cautiously optimistic after further treatment. Captain F C Johnston will lead the delegation in his absence.
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Anthony
Sane
Sarah Miurwiliambat
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Anomy
Tetoy
Fiji
Pacife
Capain F.C
National Portrall Event Highlights From Canberra Meeting
An Australian gathering in Canberra features English and other dignitaries at a function marking a national portrait appeal. The program includes cricket fixtures at Tirner No. 2 Oval and Methowené Ground, with arrivals by Lord Mirace and comments on upcoming tours, plans for Canberra and surrounding venues, and arrangements noted for itineraries and attendance.
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Tennant
de Renate
JO Sears
Olly Ve
Olember
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Cantera
Baturday
Mirace
Turner
Dunttwan
Queanbeyan - Acton
Manuks Sermae
Tirner No. 2
Methonny Crist Ground
Koy
Hurtin Ac
Rita
Ngatee
Saullo
Harney
Ae Turner
New Vonea
Tokyo
Hannes Sf
Lamentone Oval
Blackouts Planned for Canberra Today
Two blackouts are scheduled in Canberra with the southern suburb affected between 7.20 p.m. and 1. am and the northern suburb between 1:00 p.m. and 1:40 p.m. Previous outages occurred years ago and the northern suburbs were affected between 8:30 p.m. and 8:40 p.m.
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Canberra
Popular Governor Retires in New Zealand News
The article reports on the retirement of a popular governor amid cheers from thousands of people. It notes the Premier Ping-Hoi and government seats amid changing leadership as New Zealand approaches year end.
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Arelaida
Ping- Hoi
Blanc Amorte
New Zealand
Widow Seeks Compensation After Husband's Death
Constance Carenet Matt of Warnest Wellington claims 12,200 from the Crown as compensation for the death of her husband. A jury in the Supreme Court considers the case today. The husband died in a road incident while driving a motor vehicle in.
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Pauaes
Constance ‘Carenat Matt
Warnest
Wellington
Victor Ty
Americans Peak in Foreign Holdings before 1062
The United States holds significant foreign investments and government holdings, with estimates suggesting totals around 13,000 million dollars in reserves. Britain and other nations appear in discussion as benchmarks in the global financial picture.
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Washington
Wea
Treasie
Angie Ota
Rane
Britain
Tolal
Labour leaders warn of peril if party loses
The Federal Executive of the ALP cancelled heating yesterday amid debate over policy shifts. Bir Ferguson and Chiefley warned a Labour defeat would bring higher living costs and unemployment, urging unity while noting divisions and the need for a modern program.
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Tha Ervers
Bir
Ferguson
Chiey
Labour Party
Kyatt
Ferguesn
Chifley
Labour
Australia
Ser Ferguann
Labour Principi
Labour Principi Teavour
Galvin
Langu Wan
Yep Peace
Ferritfe Bolgue Pente Police
Duinelgny
Laboust Party
Pereonalltes
Labour Calls for Clear Korea Policy From Government
The Labour Party executive condemns peace conferences and urges the Commonwealth to clarify Australia’s Korea policy. It warns negotiations should not be military only and stresses implications for United Nations action and domestic politics. It criticizes Western proposals and calls for independent inquiries into germ warfare and prisoner treatment.
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Commonwealth
Korem
Korea
United Nationa
Australian Labour Party Leadership Ties Stated After Vote
Mr E Reece and Mr Ferguson leadership change discussed amid Australian Labour Party debate. Mentions of MPs Meyer Walsh Kenny in party circles and a looming policy drive for federal labour government with coordinated efforts for reform. References to party executives and regional organizers amid intra party tensions.
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W. Wala
Bett
Auatralie
Remys
Rave
Femlé
Fina Reepanailly
Labour
K. Meyer
Mir
Walsh
AAT
Labour Couneil
Nor W
Oye
Norw
Abel” Nomingons
Uie
Lie AW
Bongherty
Police Officer Denies Liquor Evidence In Sydney Report
A World of garbled testimony from a Sydney liquor case describes a mysterious woman witness, officer defenses, and denials of evidence. The piece names Reginald Booen, Boswell, and Superintendent Sweeney amid unclear statements about police conduct and alleged law violations in the Royal Communion inquiry.
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Sydney
Royal Communion
Henry Bay
Reginald Booen
Royal
Inatier Maxwell
Dr Burton on Red Cross Visit and Korea Policy
Dr Burton answered questions about Red Cross operations in Korea and whether Swine Hed Cross workers earned support from Australian unions. He said he had no knowledge of any hostile sentiment toward Catholicism by Chinese people and noted two other scholars studied the matter. He emphasized Australian policy had not been mentioned during his China trip and discussed the federation's response when they return.
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Pr. Burton
Mfr
J Mathews
Pinmben” Union
Burton
Chin Na
Hareby
FL McCankey
China
Sme
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Wurton
Clerryman
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Werle
Trachere Federation
Br. Burton
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Courmuniat Tine
Korea
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Fhwan
Boswell
Cowal Nold
Marke
Rerio
Parkinghire
HNC
Boludekh
Metis Folitan
Auperinsendeny
Boom
Bao
Caron
Heyer
Earth
Bunty
Wena
Rounek
Club
Carona
Police Knowledge of Liquor Sales Examined By Inquiry
Transcripts show inquiry into night clubs selling alcohol in large quantities. Witnesses including Sweeney and Boswell discussed police oversight, division duties, and failures to curb illegal sales amid broader vice activity.
Labour Critics Of Dr Burton. Australia Delegation Controversy
An Australian delegation led by Victorian representatives disputed Dr J Burton's attendance at a conference in Peking. The Labor Party signaled support for Burton, while critics argued the trip could misrepresent party positions and trigger tensions within the labor movement.
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J. Burton
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Suurton
Finis
Labor Party
Ehe- Burton
Sun Strike Costs £26,000 A Week
Report from the industrial commission on a Sun newspaper strike that cost the firm £26,000 weekly. The hearing adjourned as the state printing industry workers union sought parameters to avoid disruption, with managing staff and the sector facing wage and productivity pressures.
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SUN
Aydney
Wednosday
Asaoel
Aled
Frepingees’ Union
Rieke
No Licence For House Of Hayes
Sydnmy reports licensing board refusals with notations of a failed renewal for the House of Hayes and names of related applicants. The article mentions other venues and notices of licenses, fines, and potential delays tied to the Royal Mute and Olympic listings. It references multiple establishments and stakeholder interests amid licensing procedures.
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No Anni
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Fine
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Bout
Ar Wella
David Innk
Hayes Pty
Lash
J Grand National Hovely Py
Waldera Manchester Pty Ltd
Prrais
Persia Faces Bankruptcy in London Revealed by Tehran Official
Persian Finance Minister Mofretrnad All Varnantety told reporters in Tehran that Persia faces potential bankruptcy amid auditing and revenue law disputes. He warned the country could default if the current fiscal meet failed to stabilize revenue streams and agreed reforms are not enacted soon.
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Bern
Teheran
Siularien
Persia
Fragmented reminiscence of bread delivery and hard days
A garbled reminiscence recalls delivering bread by hand as rain-soaked workdays strain memory. The speaker mentions drying bread and the effort to keep supplies, noting uncertainty, apology, and a longing to rest amidst the rough routine.
Labour critics of economic policy debate reform ideas
The exposition critiques the fiscal policy and government economic strategy, urging less reliance on deficit funding and more emphasis on saving and investment. It argues public trust and policy cohesion are weak, urging Parliament to organize financial renewal and nationwide development to support employment and industrial growth.
Imports Plan Awaited In Trade Clarification
A long discussion outlines anticipated steps on imports and tariff policy. The note references authorities in Austria and Australia, naval timing and the need to assess contracts and genuine imports amid concerns over commercial integrity and regulatory consistency.
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