Fire devastates ACT printing plant amid widespread damage
A major blaze destroyed the Red Cross Printing Plant in Canberra, causing extensive damage estimated in the thousands of pounds. The burning building at Brisbane Street near the Civic Centre housed equipment for the old Labour Daily and prompted a two hour firefight as multiple brigades battled the flames. Salvage operations and aid efforts were organized by local committees and agencies after the fire, which affected the Dunrobin branch and surrounding facilities.
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Devin
Sydney
Monda
Victoria ‘League
Brisbane Street
Civic Centre
Dean G
Duniroon
Camberra Rowe Craix Chaver Fis
Bo Young
Canberra Rotary Club
Ano Furamentary Boorte Asan
Bartoo Group
Waco
Tn Band
Unwitting Victim Discharged From Bankruptcy Trial
Sydney court proceedings reveal John Louis Hilintt once argued to cover up misdeeds as he faced charges of misappropriation. Susie Clyne testified that Hilintt had already paid a “penalty” and that the judge issued a certificate of marriage for the felonious act, detailing the unwitting victim’s role and the financial scandal.
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Sydney
Munday
John Louis Hilintt
Galleloat Dungogg
Athens
Susige Clyne
Jenn
Workers Challenge Dismissal Rights at Cessnock Cafe
Nine workers at a Cessnock cafe go on strike calling for reinstatement of a dismissed colleague Mimvin. The stoppage gains backing from the Miners' Lodge and echoes actions seen at Portland. The dispute centers on the employer’s power to dismiss or challenge an employee.
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Sydney
Mimvin
Cessnock
Tham
Portland
Ateike
Militia Internee Assault Sentences Court Martial
Melbourne reports Corporal Alphanus Patrick Fogarty was jailed six months and reduced in rank for assaulting a militia interne. The hearing also fined warrant-sergeant Trevor Toi Haining £20 and noted desertion charges against Henry Charter Smith, with testimonies about attempted escape and a punch during detention.
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Melbourne
Alphanus Patrick Fogarty
Trevor Toi Haining
Wateft
Ate. Leake
Pattek
Henry Charter Smith
Fogarty
Huining
Tamworth Court Martial Prompted Law Point
A military court martial in Tamworth addresses a crucial law point related to military conduct. The report notes ongoing proceedings at SAQUIES and references reinforcing questions about jurisdiction and the appropriate standards of proof.
Radio's Role in Aiding Democracy in Sydney
A fragmented review discusses radio as a force for democratic extension and public service. It notes speakers like Mr Boyer stressing constitutional associations, the importance of broadcasting in fostering healthy community life, and the ongoing controversy surrounding its use for advocacy and policy shaping.
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Sydney
Willy
Boyer
Tycho
Boyer Aude
Dramatic Cuts in Sydney Horse Racing Rules
Sydney reports sweeping changes announced by the AJC affecting metropolitan racing. From August 1 to February 14, two year olds face entry bans in many races and maiden limits shift for three-year-olds. Trainers claim reforms test perseverance and prestige amid broader weight eliminations and restricted entries.
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Sydney
Rede Inj
AJC
Allien
Ropolitan
Hormappre
W. Henderson
Jick Mitchell
Resumption of Shearing Expected in Partial Report
The item notes that resumption of shearing is anticipated, with partial details about the patrol or district officials involved. Mentions General and Dougherty in connection with proceedings or observations, indicating ongoing preparatory actions and expected continuation.
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Sydney
Mt Paxtonal Etreten
Aluminium released for civilians in wartime supply push
In wartime measures the United States plans to increase civilian aluminum availability. Officials say about 70 million pounds could be released this quarter as firms ramp up smelting and refining, with production expected to grow over the next three months to support civilian needs.
Married Minor on Bond in Local Court Scatter
A fragmentary report notes a married minor held on bond in a local court case. Details are unclear due to unreadable text, but the item suggests a legal proceeding involving a young spouse and bail status.
Overcoat Theft Allegation Sparks Kingston Court Appearance
Fuston James Evane, a pine cutter employed near Uriarra, was arrested last week in Kingston on charges of stealing an overcoat from the High Mt Cafe Kingston. He is to appear before the Canberra Court tomorrow.
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Fuston James Evane
Tha
Wan
Queniboven
Bolen
High Mts
Kingston
Canberra
Jockey Apprentice Fined for Ill Treatment Incident
Avan Friderick King apprenticed jockey at Kingathed was fined ten pounds after court appearance at Trams Court today over alleged ill treatment of a horse. King denied improper conduct, owner confirmed horse behaved well.
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Sydney
Avan
Friderick King
Kingathed
Trams
King
Tonin
P O W Jowed Poles Leader of Sabotage Squad
A Polish fighter from Jasleaville who became a sabotage squad leader after repatriation via Odessa. He joined the Potiah grievil and served as a sergeant in the ambotage section from November 1, 1943, through February last, after escaping German captivity in Crete and a later stay in Hungary.
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Bydney
Pte
Ales Ramaay
Jasleaville
Cracow
Poland
Odessa
Crete
Hungary
Potiah Grievil
Olen
Motil
Junior Rugby Semi Final Near Rotary Shield Clash
Local junior rugby enters a pivotal semi final as teams vie for the Rotary Shield. Brent Pintersatle headlines the contest while Queanbeyan sits atop the ladder with 16 points, Northern Suburbs close behind on 12, and FMCA on 9 as the season nears its decisive finish.
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Brent
Queanbeyar
Caureway
Northern Suburbs
Cig
Fmca Tekeet
Ead
Alnade
Homebush Stock Sale Report From Collapsing Market
Auction notes from Plemington Baleyards describe a light sale with 22900 Nwad tine vaniante and low demand. Prices show narrow ranges for prime and heavy grades, with limited activity across key lots.
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Sydney
Thech
Abs
Plemington
Baleyards
Kren
Mars
State Lottery Sydney Draws Noted Prizes and Syndicate Players
Lottery No 1208 drawn in Sydney lists First Prize No 30877 with winner Jabh Mac of Conway Avenue Homebush. Second Prize No 90449 awarded to MALE Go Byndicate Mine Sylvia Hodder Jed Redfern Mivt. Third Prize No ARN Rour Biack Cane Syndicate LW Bridie c/o sullivan Was Fourth Prize No Mk tual or quick Syndicate Mig J Torrance BH Renwick Buset Martickville. Lottery No 120M to be drawn Medien.
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Sydney
Jabh Mac
Conway Avenue
Homebush
Sylvia Hodder
Jed Redfern
Tevdterns
Rour Biack
Bridie
c/o
Quck
Mig J. Torrance
Renwick Buset
Martickville Lottery
Draw Medien
Canberra Funeral Directors Funeral Notice Card
Funeral parlour advert offers dignified arrangements for funerals and personal attention. Contact Canberra Funeral Directors for guidance on ceremonies, rings, day of service, and built on sensitive, detailed support.
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Canberra
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