Youth acquitted of manslaughter bidney court case
Fragmentary report shows Patricia Prisby Arrott and Donald Linton Pit charged with manslaughter after a Bankatown accident. Trial testimony references Campaell and other witnesses. defendant claims he drove too fast to avoid a collision. No verdict details clearly stated.
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Campaell
Senha Turramurra
Wee Wodby
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Expaion and Jgren Arbitration Court Declared Void
Latrence Bert Ae Dave declared the full arbitration court action in Styucaton by Expaion Jgren void and invalid. Officials reported the ruling effectively nullifies the contested proceedings and halts further related actions.
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Latrence Bert Ae
Dave
Weather Snapshot From Canberra and Surrounding Districts
Forecasts from the Meteorological Station at Canberra cover a 24 hour period with variable conditions. Readings show 30.398 inches barometer, 47.0 degrees high, winds from the southeast light to moderate, with showers expected along coastal districts and a generally cool morning. Temperature trends indicate scattered cloud with a cool to mild day ahead and a chance of further showers in southern districts.
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Pam
Mok
al Y
Waan
Iminium
Werwer
Litall
Canberma
Pairbatta
Romancing
Lala
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Yaa
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Gontimarn
Gunning
Yas
Bungenaove
Cooma
Num
Biuabet
Bombala
Delegate
Kiandew
Jinabyne
Increased Post Office Charges Debate in Australia
A historical discussion argues that Postmaster-General Department price hikes are inevitable, driven by vast expansion, higher turnover, and more assets. The piece notes efficiency lag despite technical gains, rising staff, and post office reliance for budget support while questioning adequacy of Commonwealth remuneration and service charges across departments.
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Australie
Broad Squires
Eame
Simost Universal
Burinem
Kha
Parcsie Post
Airways
Midh
Address in Reply Presented to Governor by A G Me
The Governor received the Address in Reply from the House of Representatives yesterday afternoon. It was presented by the Honourable A G Me, as reported in Ereca-Sambarre.
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Ereca- Sambarre
House of Representatuves
A. G
UM. Sen
Etm
Canberra
Manaies
Rydiey
Dublin
Canterne
Dtr
Mathemasia
Acta
Mr Anthony Plans New Zealand Visit
Mr Anthony, Postmaster General, will travel aboard from Milford to New Zealand. The voyage includes a stop as he proceeds to inspect royal naval and governmental affairs and meet local officials during the trip.
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MR. Anthony
N. Zealand
Mr Rogers Leaves for London Today to Attend Conference
The Commonwealth Surveyor General Mr J N Rogers departs for London today to attend a conference of British survey officers. He will discuss advances and techniques in national surveying and observe the work of colleagues. The program follows recent reorganisations in the Department of the Interior with staff divided into Planning and Development or Civic Administration arms.
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Lenton
Ana Fray
Beane Yestar
Rogers
Imrin Phn
Sabre Jets To Be Made Here In U S
Fragmented OCR shows plans for Sabre jets to be manufactured domestically under a defense contract. The unclear text mentions American companies and a Los Angeles–based aviation group, with details garbled about the partnership and production timeline.
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Ane
Commohewealth Aircraft
Hianermen' Bend
Victorun
Encenmerd
Taal
Murthy Aimioun Aviation Loc
Los Angeles
Willy Entenwuliiy
Professor Cis Leads A.L.P. President Nomination
The A.L.P. met this week with Professor Cis as a key figure in the leadership contest. J. Lawler resigned in May and P. Donnelly faced opposition, while Be Thomanten was elected treasurer after a series of removals and challenges. Nominations for vice president are to be announced at the next meeting.
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J. Lawler
Wong
Australia Finds Hostel Wages Debate Sparks Shortage Work
In a heated discussion leaders argued over staff meals and wages in hostels. Mr Jackson claimed workers faced a seven day week while some officials urged wage reductions to attract skilled Australian staff amid broader labor tensions.
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Stu
Jackson
Sabotage Bid Sparks Security Crackdown in Sydney Harbour
An attempted sabotage at a Sydney carrier’s harbor site prompted high security as authorities investigated an incident dated yesterday. Officials cited precautions and noted the sabotage bid aimed to delay war service, with commitments from leaders to reveal more about the plot and potential insider involvement.
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Garden Luuant
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Korman
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Ahmed
Ouanie
Australa
Austraila
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Archbishop backs betting shops in Canterbury conference
The Canterbury Diocesan Conference heard a Royal Commission on Rambling proposal. Dr Fisher argued the report leaned against but allowed bookmakers and cash betting. A consensus formed that reform could be worth a trial, though controversy is expected.
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Canterbury
Powel
Bettine Satera
Royal Commission On
Fisher
Frere
Ucern
Kam
Bishop Wary On Games Of Chance
Newcastle reports a church meeting where Bishop Betty cautions against games of chance and raffles for fundraising. The Rev A W Agar Coukh and others advocate caution, stressing safety and clerical conscience in deciding whether to permit such practices.
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Sony
Clerky
Raffles
gEmice
Hheney
Queensland approves referendum stance on Commonwealth powers
Queensland cabinet endorses resisting or granting Commonwealth power in a referendum. Ministers argue the request tests limits, with leaders in Melbourne and Victoria weighing the risk to state autonomy and the local government’s stance on constitutional reform.
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Web
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Gurenatuna
Commonwealth
Melbourny
McDonald
Vic
Medora
Waldor
Wellate
Heavy Floods Shut Roads and Prompt Commemoration Talks
Floodwaters isolate towns in Richmond and Windsor districts with roads and bridges threatened. Authorities report rising waters, road closures, and efforts to maintain contact as communities brace for worsening conditions. A separate proposal seeks to honor J B Stegg with a Canberra capital tribute, involving university and civic leaders.
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Waresgomaba
Richmond
Windsor
Mitt Town
Cormwniule
Fand
Wilbarforce
Winarcy
Sfuse
Steapenmny
Warrael Fern
Need for West Australia defence policy debated in House
In the House of Representatives a debate on West Australian defence provisions questions air routes, inland bases, and a possible naval base. Fraser argues Albany port expects priority while Fremantle advocates coastal defenses. speakers stress long coastline and the need to strengthen readiness amid wartime concerns.
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House of Representation
Ae Tun Acenning
West Australia
Strus
Aden
Arstal Fraser
Albany
Australia
Darwin 99 Year Leases Plan Sparks Business Upset
A Darwin report outlines a 99 year lease plan affecting local firms and the fate of a major business district. The move, led by the Northern Administratore, aims to erode the existing ownership structure and force changes in tenancy. The outcome could leave a single owner holding a 25 percent stake, with current tenants potentially staying in place under new terms.
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Ory
Rate
Ecole
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Helen
Iam
Fwrin & Wellsbullt
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Aid in snowy Washington draft agreement with Australia
The United Latin Reclamation Bureau completed a draft agreement with the Australian Snowy Mountains Authority for design work on the Upper Tubuit water harnessing project. Negotiations continue. final details and timelines are not yet settled. About 12 Australian engineers are expected to visit the ULB for training and to assist in design work.
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French Rugby League Narrow Win in Rough Encounter
A fractured report details a rugby league match with French team players under pressure. Wide Bay led briefly with teary moments, but the French side gradually gained ground. An incident saw a player ejected for punching as the game ended with a narrow 21 to 44 score.
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Uruett
Texluy
Hatch
Ehuy- Aeunly
Prance
Larry Lang
Mortar Battery Suggested and U S Visa Awaited
Report discusses proposals for a mortar battery and Mrs Street awaiting a U S visa. The article notes overseas discussions, potential Australian officers, and a plan to form a division ready for finalization within a month, amid debate on contributions and leadership.
Conditions For Troops In Korea Debate Prime Ministers Views
The Prime Minister Mr Menzies defended troop levels in Korea, noting no more than two wounds per man and that Third Battalion reinforcements and leave were adequate. Opposition accused the government of neglect and insufficient reinforcements, while efforts to extend enlistments and leave provisions were discussed amid calls for better support and protection of troops.
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Korea
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Labour to Oppose Banking Bill in Parliament Row
A Labour meeting yesterday resolved to oppose the Government’s banking bill. Ministers warned of potential double dissolution, while Labour favored restraint and accused the government of premature moves. The debate centered on banking reforms and the prime minister’s strategy.
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Marsh
Chisay
Netionwilse
Price Control Debate Drives Referendum Question
Government prices policy draws criticism as Daly urges action before the referendum. Daly questions timing and the party's stance while pressing for clear action on price controls and a public vote. Opponents demand accountability from ministers and insist on concrete steps ahead of any referendum.
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Heatan
Ise Plant Rae
Promi
Liab
Tia
Erpmant
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Questions in Parliament amid jubilee coverage in Canberra
A House of Representatives session in Canberra tackles postwar financing and public works as Prime Minister and ministers face questions on cabinet spending, war-time recoveries, and migrant policies. The debate references banking rules, platinum funds, and the impact on the Commonwealth’s wartime economy.
Casualties in Korea Reported With Murky Names
A fragmentary list of casualty references appears for Korea with garbled names and units, including unclear mentions such as Uwe manent, Third, Berar, Taylor, and Owens LVI, reflecting damaged OCR text. No coherent details on events, dates, or units are discernible.
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Wats
Berar
Taylor
Frmen Owens
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