Two Men Die as Plane Crashes Near Kawndor
A derailed aircraft operated by Matthews Aviation Company crashed in the Kawndor area this afternoon killing two men, pilot Ward and mechanic Neville. The wreckage indicates a midflight failure and a fire ensued, authorities said. The flight crew included Neville and Ward, both unnamed others. investigators begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ward
Meith Way Noville
Ales
Troncock Life Week
Indir
Pilot Chanle
Matthews Aviation Pany
Neville Wey
Canadian Ace Killed in Crash After Downing 52 Planes
A Canadian air ace, credited with downing 52 enemy planes, perished in a crash. Details are fragmentary but indicate the pilot W. A. Harker was among the casualties, with supportive notes on his wartime record and final flight.
Referenda Debated Over Labor and Constitution Changes
Voters yesterday discussed two proposed amendments with a first and second reading. The first seeks a petition route to add a clause about power to pass by the constitution. The second ties industrial labor and employment to broader societal changes, including professions and occupations, via constitutional alteration and regulation.
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Arcond
Fete ta 1 ont them he an ade vie your ewe it te el yr i si
The readable fragments hint at a local event or notice mentioning dates, names, and places in a broken OCR text. Names and specifics are unclear, but the snippet suggests a community gathering or celebration with referenced persons and locations.
Road Flooded Yields Widespread Traffic Halt
Amid rising flood conditions, a major roadway became impassable, halting all traffic. Emergency crews report water over the surface, with hazards forcing diversions and slowing response times across the route. Residents are urged to avoid travel until authorities declare the area safe.
Canberra mail services minister in touch with state
Canberra officials discuss rail disruption's impact on mail. The removal of the 11.3 p.m. Canberra to Sydney service could force earlier Canberra mail closures. A late Melbourne train relocation is proposed to mitigate delays and preserve intercity mail flow.
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Canberra
Canherrea
Sydney
Melbourne
Repudiated debts of American states debated in Congress
A scrambled report outlines debate over repudiated state debts, with references to Roosevelt and Britain. It notes American sentiment in favor of addressing obligations, possible British invitation, and the federal stance on naval conference matters. The text discusses the political friction and potential impacts on U.S. governance and international relations.
Hon A A Crosch and King Edward VII Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes Hon A A Crosch in a Commonwealth Parliament context. It references disassociation from certain utilations and an 1004 event involving King Edward VII. The passage is incomplete and unclear about precise actions or outcomes.
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J. HM. Baullin
R. A. Crouch
Evarana
Edward VII
Commonwealth
A. A. Crosch
France is isolated over naval cuts at the conference
London reports that France remains isolated as the only power unwilling to cut its five year naval programme. Delegates note limited progress amid last minute shifts and pressure from other nations, with no clear path to substantial reductions. The debate continues as experts brace for minor adjustments only.
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London
France
Ute
Kuorkel
Famipeso
Warrimoo Smash No Bill Filed In Court Scene
Fragmented text indicates a local court or legal notice with names like Warrimoo and others involved. The readable items suggest a legal action or filing status, but the exact charges, dates, and actions are unclear from the fragment. The piece appears to reference a hearing or decision not to file a bill.
Aboriginees Population Figures From Recent Census
Incomplete OCR text reports population figures and location names for Aboriginees, noting settlement details and regional estimates. The fragment mentions dates and place names but lacks a clear complete census result or context.
Aircraft Industry Shaken by Subsidy Claim
MELBON RINE, Thursday, ATF, Larkin, Manugine Aireewor or Larkin Aivcratt Company held to-day that the cancellation of the American government subsidy would lay off more than a hundred employees and end the largest aircraft manufacturing entity. Australia and other authorities weighed in as the industry faced moves that could reshape production and employment.
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Melhon Rine
ATF
Larkin
Manugine Aireewor
Larkin Aivcratt
Hedeen Tavernment
Old Coffin Found at Distant Cemetery Site
Fragmentary report states a coffin was found with bones believed to belong to a buried person. The discovery occurred near a fair ground, with local officials noting bones and fragments. Identifications are unclear due to damaged text and unreadable names.
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Lonthin
Tetvit Tong
Jon
Hurrey
Fouvale
Fremnpenthon
Bell
Maui Ware
Boudiern
Taxi Driver Robbed by Passengers in Sydney
A Sydney taxi driver was robbed by two passengers who fled the scene after the incident. Police are investigating and seeking information about the suspects and vehicle involved.
Anniversary of Death Observed with Flags at Half Mast
An observance marked by half mast flags honors a late figure as time and ceremonies reflect on the individual's legacy. Officials and citizens acknowledge the anniversary with quiet ceremonies and remembrances amid a disciplined, formal tone.
Assaulted Man Aydney on Thurway in Kytnoy Bomba
An assaulted man, Aydney, was found in critical condition after a daytime attack on Thurday along a highway in Kytnoy Bomba. Early reports say two brothers were involved in the confrontation and the assailants fled. No further details available.
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Aydney
Thurway
Wichaes Mucuhy
Vuaumaltend
Ayaan Ty Hl
13 Millions Saved Landon Thrus WINK Thie
Fragmentary OCR text describes a financial meeting and budget actions. It mentions a debt consolidated fund, a projected meeting on a date, and references to expenditures and authority. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Landon
Ulay
King’s Prize Wan by Victorian Winner’s Total Record
Wan by Victorian winner’s total record. Sue lo ents Thurvatuy the pane RhOSNyIE Ter Hn Kine Hiri WAN won Ty AL Bankes APrrhekDs with Bat pombe Gt cards. C10 G Curtlubine ale wee seromth WHTE EME and Re Nols dom Cennard NAAT Nedit ta mms wan a8 pen in the Atala Marten a.
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AL Bankes
Curtlubine
Gold exports rise as shipments leave port yesterday
Reported on Thursday, a substantial amount of gold valued at a high price was sent abroad by the port authorities yesterday, signaling a notable export movement. Officials confirmed the quantity and destination, highlighting the scale of this outbound trade.
Northern Mines Volunteers Unlikely Sydney Opening
Unclear OCR text suggests a Northern Mines volunteers story with tentative plans for a Sydney opening at Mus Navies Catia and reference to owners' decision. Fragmentary lines mention approvals, dates, and possible admission delays. Details are uncertain due to damaged text but indicate a pending event at a mine or related site with key figures not specified.
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Sydney
Thasiee
Pega
Mus Navies
Catia
Kai Ual
Nat HengMan
No Offer by Miners
The text appears garbled and unreadable. It does not present a coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual card. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes are extractable from the fragment.
Col White Sees Coal Mines Visit at Rothbury
Col White toured coal mining sites around Rothbury seeing pits and reports of work conditions. The visit noted wage issues and tensions over productivity as miners faced wage reductions amid industrial pressures.
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Rothbury
Discovery AAU Rhythms and Antarctic Continent Link
An uncertain report notes a Discovery AAU rhthta run toward Seagueton and Mintentias, mentioning the Antarctic continent and waters near Hyun Gewuan Aunty HE Aw Tillion Oran. The piece hints at Australian Anturette front activity and references Abe VON and a broader movement of waters.
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Seagueton
Mintentias
Kergunton
Tillion Oran
PONT
FUR SKIN TRADE AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY
The report discusses Sir Douglas Mayrape and the Australian fur trade, noting key figures and debates. It references London and other locales in relation to discoveries, inventories, and proposed reforms. The text is fragmented and contains many oblique, mistranscribed phrases.
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Douglas Mayrape
Shere
Prince of Wales at Ena Thursday amid African machine debate
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Prince of Wales at Ena Thursday. References to Wake, Hiniebin, Kampala, Cape, and a machine engagement suggest a historical note or travel item. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Kampala
Cape Survion
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Essendon
Ottawa
Weanenilay
Fabeon
W. A. Harker
Mane
Canberra Mail Services
Mile Authority
Caver
Romeeer
Howe
Landa
Amoriem
Clifford Redesolute
Winier
Britain
Americas
America
United
Suter
Roosevelt
Mit
Federat Guvernannt
R.A. Crouch
Briand
Pomuin Uie
Waleed
Wietodal Watertenurtial
Warrimoo
Attorney-General's
Hattons
Katyar
Mersin
Sydney Case
AY Onicy
Tinwemlay
Tient
Sun
SEN
Warnngton
Wedlarwihis
HALIM
Diditary Counntheth
Hidler Healyeetien
Bushemiitey-abbals
Penhiblitin
Yatlan
Perroetty
Bank
Everson
Avis
Rhineland
Lari Sear
Ud- Millonne
Barthlary
Nat Roern
Tia
Oransay
Hydney
Seston
Eventeen Howe
Adelaide Revenue
Andi Win Huston
Pat Suluriuy
Melhon Inte
Thuermday
Fifer Fry
Castomn
Wwe
Hu Usy
King's Prize
Jausmane
Soares
Tha Orford
Tata
Northern Mines
D. J. Davies
Col. White
Wadovlns
Elon
Australia
Weuneutoy
Mewilia
Uruew
Mga
Campbell Street
Thuentay
Prince OF Wales
Ena
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