Talks on film industry plan near Paradise coast
Surfers Paradise businessman negotiates with Warner Bros Film Company to establish an Australian Hollywood on the Gold Coast. Mert Shire, MW R chair, signals coast Mayo and Mt BD Muley relations. Senate statements and local figures reference industry talks and proposed project scale.
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Warner Bros Film Company
Am Austra Jitm
Hollywood
Hell the Gold Coast
Mert
Coast
Mayo
Hesse
Brennan
Paradise
Koreans Ready but Lacking Ships Ties Vietnam Stance
Fragmented report describes Korea ready to commit more to Vietnam once ships become available. Mentions Mr Kang, South Korea, North Korea, and South Vietnam, with references to Canberra and U.S. involvement. Notes a recruit, 17, from Linacre Rise, Hump Victoria, enlisting for three years with the Army and training on weapons.
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Wun
Victoria
Acrrais Wade Tin
Watts
Ava
Queer Cate
Man freed by judge direction in telephone communication case
The defendant, Waithie, faced charges of wilfully waving in a case heard by Mr Justice Joske. The judge directed that the evidence showed the communication to Turner passed over the telephone system, and the defendant was discharged after questions about whether the conversation over the line constituted an offence. The trial examined whether Webbie knew the information conveyed to Turner had passed through the telephone network.
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Willy
Patrichy
Turner
Justice Joske
Webbie
Toatige Towke
Himulee
Waban
Sven Suugesnim
Seurmarhi
Revel
MAINE
Bequest to party tested in estate dispute
A garbled OCR fragment references a bequest to a party and an estate shared by Mote, with scattered mentions of names and places such as Albany and Novato. The text hints at a hearing date around February and lists appointees, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
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Jarek
Albany
Cnn Pitta
Apex Club of Queanbeyat aids India food relief drive
The Apex Club of Queanbeyat raised about 200 pounds to ease India’s food shortages as part of a charitable effort led by community members including Charles Arnall Phinta and local officials. The appeal mobilized public support and involved church and bank partners to fund relief programs.
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Queanbeyat
India
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