Trial on Larceny Charge Involving Radio Equipment
An appeal to Mr L Maguire followed a trial for larceny connected to the seizure of radio gear from a bomber named George. Witnesses testified about missing valves and a microphone. Marrigan admitted to receiving part of the gear but denied stealing it, pleading not guilty as Maguire urged caution regarding the defendant's conduct and the bond stigma.
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L. Maguire
Waa Mast
Raginela
Arthur Moore
Aignsia 7
Oficer
Feirbein
George
Decesber
Rochford
Saas
G. At
L Wook
JL. Maguire
Hiarrigat
Mr Maguire
Rewuna samvvca TO NEW ZEALAM
Ale Vice Sara had Williamsen ata, and that at the request of the New Zealand Government tests, the performance of Uo ie thinea had been carried out by the RAAF at Point Cook and the landings had been forwarded. He added unless the Mying boats would be restored to service under restricted conditions of load selection. I doubt, satisfied the authoritipn.
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Sara
Wiiliasen
New Zealand
RAAF
Point Cook
Canberra State Hockey Team Lineup and Match Notes
The text lists Canberra players and positions for a New South Wales hockey match. It mentions forwards like Leeman, Jarrack, and Hall, midfielders, and captains from Metropolitan, Newcastle, and Central Southern clubs, with several players named and team roles noted.
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Reece
F. Otten
Newark
V. Hall
Metropolitan
Orwards
X¢. Leeman
A.C.T
D. Jarrack
Newcastle
Z. Bex
B. Placi
Central
Southern
Vier
Bridge Newcastle
G. Bratford
Navreastie
UL. Barrack
Aboriginal girl to sing as family opts for care in Darwin
In 1948 a Northern Territory case centers on an Aboriginal girl offered a singing position for £30 with a Darwin family. Officials debate leaving the girl in a station or sending her to Melbourne to find a suitable foster family. The Director of Native Affairs must approve any relocation or care plan.
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Manon
Ging
Tally
Gommenecalti
Darwin
Melbourne
Bey
Serviceman shot at Mosman near Bayview Avenue
A 26 year old serviceman John Lawrence Stevenson, a GPO sorter, was found dead with a bullet wound in his head at his Mosman home near Bayview Avenue. His wife and sister heard a shot and found him in a pack room before he left for work. A .22 calibre rifle was in his possession. He had married two months earlier and had been receiving treatment for nerves.
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Sydney
Breskiant
NN Bayview Ave
Mosman
Wan
John “Lawrence Stevenson
GPO Mall
Gwendoline Jevanson
Ansel
Brevenson
Nana
Stevenson
Marrielon
Wireless receivers aid flying doctors in South Australia
The Department of the Interior has approved 19 portable wireless receivers for flying doctors in South Australia. The government announced this gift at yesterday’s gamette noting the devices will cost 80 pounds total.
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Department of the Interior
South Australia
Gine Wireless
Pete
Wool prices and trade shifts impact wool markets
The report outlines rising wool values and supply challenges spanning Merino and top-making grades, with prices up from September opening rates by 49 to 60 percent in parts. It notes blending needs, mill production costs, and stronger demand for Worsted apparel fabrics while US stockpiles and export plans influence prices and availability.
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Winchcombe Carson
Lad
Sydney
Bradford
Tori
Curertion
United States
Ameria
TU Ie
Vanonile Conperestion Administration
Camameriat ii Corporation
Comrae Carpe
Australia Britain dairy prices forecast under contract terms
Brisbane reports Mr. C Sheehy general manager says butter output for the year may reach 36 600 kina but will be less than Britain desires. He notes land and pasture expansion, herd growth, and new land opening but predicts labour and material shortages will limit production in five years. He recommends a treaty with Britain to fix prices to cover production costs.
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Brisbane
Dritein
C Bheshy
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Sheehy
Man Hours Lost by Drunkenness Reported
Central Court records show substantial productivity losses from alcohol related offenses. Social Service report cites North Carolina data indicating about 280000 person hours lost annually to individuals brought to court on drunkenness charges.
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Bydney
Aunkeneen
Central Court
Et NC
National Football Ranuke to face Queanbeyan at Moni Oval
Players listed for Manuka and opponents with numerous names including captains Noonan and Sharp. Match set for tomorrow at Moni Oval with teams featuring Dorman, Burdidge, Connery, and many others for Manuka and opponents Eastlake and others.
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Ranuke
Queanbeyand
Moni Oval
Manuka
Booth
N. Cleary
Murphy
Robertson
Ainsie
Dunn
Moore
Dreuat
Kroger
Moors
James
C. James
Backhouse
Rieceor
Acton
Mareien
Maunder
Edwards
Neibording
Iby
Hem Patterson
H .Austin
Saulheld
Walton
Trowbridge
Healoee
Evens
Phillipn
Kruse
Bain
Hinton
Rainsford
Eastlake
Warrell
Williams
Hopkingon
Ion
MacDonald
J. Dickinson
Quigg
R.dle
Kinson
Noonan
Sharp
Ladd
Traynor
Bruart
L. Brodie
Hutchinson
Burrell
Lilley
Ogilvie
Hi. Filington
Lamb
Condrou
Barley Advance Planned for 1946 47 Pool by Australian Board
Advance expected soon totals £416 000 for the barley pool in 1946-47. The scheme covers two row and all row varieties with quoted bids and prices. Pool intake reached 7 870 000 bushels while the realisation value stood at £3 709 000.
Weather Forecasting Advance Critiqued by Observatory Director
Acting Riverview College Observatory head Father Burke-Gaffney criticizes government funding and policy on meteorology. He notes £2 million spent through various channels while arguing seismic methods could improve early detection of storms and localization of events. The discussion centers on new Commonwealth weather radar and forecasting measures.
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Sydney
Thuralay
Milhione
Thia
Riverview College Observatory
Father Buthecamney
Burke - Gaffnay
Wool Offering Promises Large Australian Sale
Sydney reports a major wool sale to be staged before Christies with 1 450 000 units offered across Australia. The National Wool Brokers Association, approved by the Wool Commission, lists 775 000 dates for New South Wales and Queensland, 476 000 bales for Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. Sales begin in Melbourne on August 0 and in Adelaide on Tuesday August 31.
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Sydney
Christies
Australia
NRW
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Wool price safeguards and reserve price proposal debate
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Pollard announced consideration of a reserve price of fourpence on all wool and a standing reserve price tied to seasonal market trends. He indicated a forthcoming official statement and noted that purchase agreements require wool growers' consent. The Wool and Fund plans a government recommendation to impose a one percent levy on all wool sales for the coming season.
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Commenso Ant Agriculture
Pollard
Youtet
Itay
Torecaul
Seaban
Hon Cadminston Ia
Nwwr
Pollard Tls
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Chandlers
CG. Chandler
Andy
Rewuna
Canberrans
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AVERY
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Stokes
AML
Fella
Flore Tate
Tree
London's
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Paris
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Bach
Ty Chuice
Manuka Shoe Store
Merica
Gertrude Campbeal Manuka
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Artors
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Winchcombe Hease
Dridge Street
Rydney
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Drang Forbes
Bonrun
Armidale
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Austral
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