Australian aviation inquiry vows to prevent more disasters
Melbourne reports that Minister for Civil Aviation Mr White announced an inquiry into the crash. He pledged to prevent further tragedies, citing ten years of major air disasters in Australia and promising safety improvements across all transport forms. The chief aviation official and others asserted readiness to face charges if negligence is found.
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Staggering Loss to Church of England in Australia
Sydney reports a staggering tragedy for the Church of England with the deaths of two prominent clerics, Bishop Murray of Riverina and Dean N J Blow of Newcastle. Tributes recall their leadership, service, and the emotional impact on families and congregations across Melbourne, Sydney, and Western Australia.
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Insurers and Coverage After West Australian Crash
Melbourne reports detail insurance on lives related to a Western Australia air crash. TA.N.A. and Lloyds covered about 100 000 pounds for passengers and goods, with separate sums insured for the plane and cargo. Prime Minister Menzies and Chifley voiced sympathy to the families of victims.
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Death of Tan Jee Hee Leaves Family Short of Funds
Relatives in Singapore mourn Tan Jee Hee who was killed in the crash. Funds meant to finance his medical degree at Melbourne University were exhausted, preventing repatriation of his body for burial.
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Christian Science Board Reports Worldwide Healings At Meeting
The Christian Science Board of Directors announced healing of sickness outlining spiritual power as central to solving mankind's problems. Nearly 7,500 attendees heard Thomas B. Hurley present a report of healings from serial diseases across many countries alongside notes on church growth and membership gains since 1902.
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England Faces Test Defeat at Lords in West Indies Tilt
England trails by 307 as West Indies post 296 in first innings and 447 in the second at Lord's. Batters Watcott and Ramadhin lead a valuable West Indies effort while England flop with 151 in their innings and strong bowling from Ramadhin and Valentine.
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Australians at Wimbledon opening day chaos and names flooded
A garbled Wimbledon report lists Australians and other players on opening day with numerous misread names and scattered results. The piece mentions Sydneys, Melbournes, and various clubs, with partial scores and chaotic OCR reflecting a crowded scene of early matches.
Army Seeks Doctors Dentists for Hospital Staff
Army urges civilian medical personnel to join the medical corps reserves. The call targets qualified doctors and dentists, with preference for specialists. Volunteers may receive special appointments and higher rank in the service, subject to approval and military needs.
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Solo Flyer Brings News Of Family During Tasman Flight
Captain A J Bradshaw who is making a solo flight across the Tasman Sea to New Zealand signaled contact with his family during a mid ocean sighting. He crossed near Norfolk Island after leaving Cotta Harbour at 6 45 p m and plans to proceed to Norfolk then New Zealand tomorrow. His wife and six year old son were aboard the Proctor monoplane until the voyage.
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Five Doctors Prove Plan Breaks Laxative Habit
Five doctors show that a certain plan disrupts the laxative habit, detailing the findings and potential implications. The report notes expert opinions, user experiences, and possible medical considerations in a structured assessment.
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