Fragmented OCR Sports Card Likely Name List Debris
A garbled OCR readout shows mixed terms like arena metal Serend Deal Hurdle and various race entries such as Richmond Handicap and Wanda Gireple. Readable items include names like June Weiler, Night Life, Victory March and Hig Play amid scattered phrases.
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Tailoress Remanded on Theft of Court Depositions
A tailoress appeared at the Central Court today on charges of stealing depositions and an exhibit in May Hutton v Norman Home. The offenses are alleged to have occurred between April 2 and June 1 and involve an electoral claim card marked as evidence. She was committed to July 8 on bail.
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McCue Omitted From English League Team Ahead of Queensland clash
McCue out of English league squad due to shoulder injury with Tom McCue expected back for second test. More than 36 000 spectators anticipated for tomorrow's match as England forward Frank Whitcombe aims for ninth consecutive cap amid emphasis on Joe Jones at centre.
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State Lottery Sydney Draws Friday Prizes Listed
Lottery No 148 drawn with first prize 78423 for Civic Pride Syndicate J Williams Bond Junction. Second prize SHIT for WJED dicate W Doman Railway Bellt. Third prize 57382 for Kendrick Kalseminers ayndicate FG t 1 nea Technivx College Ultimo. Fourth prize 8205 Wavers ayndicate Mrs G Mack Gladenville Lottery No 1849 to be drawn Monday.
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R S L Urges Retirement of Old Officials
Melbourne report says the Returned and Services League urged compulsory retirement of elderly public servants to make way for ex servicemen. The executive decided to ask the Government to replace those, who had reached retiring age, and to protest retention of temporary female employees.
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Priday
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Errvante
New Development in Newtown Murder Case
Police report a discovery in the disused cemetery where Joan Norma Norris was found. A bundle of women's clothing was recovered, linked to an anonymous letter claiming the killer dressed as a woman. Investigators note the clothing appears recently worn and movements of 385 suspects have been checked.
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Joan Norma Norris
Joan
Pollon
Skeleton Found Belongs to Medical Student in Melbourne
A human skeleton once stored at Sydney Central Railway Station has been identified as belonging to E. Prenderville a fourth year medical student from Elwood. The skeleton traveled from Perth to Melbourne before going astray and Victorian Railways say they are continuing the search for the owner.
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Melbporne
Malden Two Tear Old Uranium Meets in Sydney Turf Cup Meeting
The Sydney Turf Cup meeting at Rosehill proceeds with special trains planned for Friday but the Railways Department reports cost constraints force curtailments. Officials confirm the meeting will go ahead as scheduled with trainers and chances noted for horses like Tact Shining Vision Auburn Flying and Yankee Lad in listed events.
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Sir Valais
Malden
Tact
Painta
Bydney
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Hud
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Trade losses owing to power failures hit industries
Power outages disrupted electrical supply causing serious production losses across several industries including textiles. Factories operated at reduced capacity while thousands of loaves spoiled due to shortages and interrupted processes, highlighting broad economic impact.
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Slactrie
Australian Woolgrowers Protest Allocation to Research
The Australian Woolgrowers' Council plans a protest today over the Commonwealth Government's allocation of 17,000,200 pounds from the wealth realization fund to research. They argue the funds and an extra go to be distributed among wool-growers.
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