Communist threats overshadow court hearings in Australia
A chaotic report claims Communist influence aims to disrupt trials by unions and political groups. It describes alleged payments to avert demonstrations and a pattern of court contempt, urging government action to deter such interference and preserve the rule of law.
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Serene
Communist Party
Ube
Mirta
Ceping
Comimuniat Urehnique
Australia
Watie
U N O Defended World Opinion
Sydney reports a discussion on UNO defense of global opinion amid wartime tensions. Officials debate nations’ ability to sustain international cooperation, with long range hopes for humanity and peace amid mounting pressure.
Contempt of Court Charge Against Union Secretary
An officer of the union faced contempt of court proceedings after serving a muniment on the Assistant Federal Representative of the Federated members. The dispute involves wage terms and a demand for immediate cash increases of not less than 0 per week. The case targets those in charge of the court and questions penalties for uttering works related to arbitration applications.
Greeks Celebrate National Day Observances in Canberra
The Greek community in Canberra marks a National Day with a ceremony at Parliament House. Rev FW Pyke leads a 8 pm service following the return of a key figure. Members of the Greek community gather for prayers and a brief tribute to the uprising events referenced in the observance.
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Osea
Canberra
Pyke
Cinuren
Frode
Yesinest
Iasiend
Uwe Crvets Gomanilety
Youthful Gang Broken Up By Sydney Police
A Sydney police action has broken up a youthful gang described as unruly. Several teenagers, aged around 13 to 15, were involved in a series of minor disturbances and altercations over multiple days. Police report five of the youths are in school, with others detained for questioning and remanded for further checks.
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Sydney Police
Bydney
Erirainais
Dean
Princes Attend Royal Event Amid Odd Postal Tales
A garbled report from Larpoe describes Princes attending a kingly function and mentions a package of tea and a street day. Names and dates are unclear, but the narrative centers on royal attendance and a mysterious exchange tied to Landon motives and a parade.
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Larpoe
Charias
Fire Fatality Shocks Evans Street Locales
A deadly blaze at Evans Street in Rhenzon Park yesterday left one person dead. Neighbors report a violent explosion and a nearby room used as a storeroom. Police and fire crews sealed the area for investigation.
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Peath
Thuratay
J. Oil
Ile Home
Evans Street
Rhenzon Park
Oliphant
Conference on Food for Asia Ends With Meagre Diet Critique
Ling the teh clash over rice rations at the Asia conference highlights criticism of Berit Bast AaB and Dr H Thompaan chief of the Fiseries Division seeking better food policy. Australian representative present amid debate on nutrition.
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H. ‘Thompaan
Canberra Forecast Miss Mississippi Levee Break
A rough forecast from Canberra reports a levee on the Mississippi River near Darton Rouge has breached. Waters threaten Potts town as several houses evacuate while a broader study maps rising levels miles away, with emergency measures underway and local officials alert.
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Thursde
Darton Rouge
Mwaidanta
Potts
Pata
Rad Grose
Cman Apm
Ois
Wurishie
Ares
Nanny
Canberra Weather Report Highlights Temperature and Humidity
Fragmentary weather note for Canberra with garbled data. Indicates temperatures around 8 pm and 9 pm, humidity near thirty to forty percent, and mentions times from early morning to evening. Readable terms suggest a daily summary of temperature readings and conditions.
Australians Have Gasy Tudes In Caprtown Tour Match
Australians in Capetown play Boland Western Province in Beellerbo. Geo Brun and Tom War iinet defeated Douglas Ripe ered Laie Dupresain 0 1 6 2.
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Caprtown
Australia
Annnix
Ein Agein
Bolandeee
Griets
Beellerbo
Geo Brun
Tom War Iinet
Douglas Ripe
Laie Dupresain
Mare
British Firm Experienced no Strike in 160 Years
A British firm claims no strike in 160 years, with director Hippe-aurley visiting Australia stating the company has a world role for peace. He cites steady production and large employment as evidence of stability, amid mixed signals about industrial tensions and worker relations.
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Hippe-aurley
Fem
Australia
Jondey
Credis Convicted Of Espionage In Munich Case
In Munich the Ue Military Commission sentenced Jarvaiay Konopiaky to view and another unnamed defendant to a similar sentence after a trial over espionage. The proceedings centered on spying activities and the alleged transfer of sensitive material.
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Munich
Jarvaiay Konopiaky
Balely
Retirement of Bank Head Ankh Head
A retirement notice reports Ankh Head stepping down from his role as head of the Rural Bank of NA. The corporate timetable and wage policy changes were part of the transition, with ceremonial duties planned for the coming Thursday.
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Ut & Wages
Wes
Aan Rural Bank of NA Wits
Ikea
Papal Attack on Crudenss Crudeness in Vatican City
A garbled OCR styled item references a papal attack on crudities in Vatican City with fragmented phrasing and unclear names. The readable bits mention dates around 12 and look to concern church leadership and moral critique amid chaotic text.
Burmese Offensive Against Rebels Reported
Burmese government launches offensive against rebels near Batons and Thereday amid new security bans on aliens as authorities escalate action in the region.
Clyde Engine Works to Cease Operations in Sidseys
Clyde Engine Works will close following a notice given by Meo A. Drury of the Conte Co. He said about 1,000 workers will be affected as the plant winds down in the district. The administrative steam will receive a week's notice before action. the shutdown will impact production and related roles.
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Sydsey
Conte Engineering
St Granville
Amatinsean
A. Druey
Drury
Kay
Calwell on White Australia policy discussed in Malayan Press
Malayan newspapers publish Australian Minister Calwell’s view on White Australia policy. The feature centers on Calwell’s stance and its impact on Australian immigration and politics, reflecting postwar debates and regional coverage in Singapore and Malaya.
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Calwell
Singapore
Tourstay
Today
Dpramiventiy
Auatralian
Fmemigre- MunaBnister
My. Calwelly
Australia
Carrie
Cal
Wall Anya
Gt Gambou
United States Aids Western Europe Armament Plans
A report from the United Nations Assemb... notes US resources manpower and industrial capacity to aid Western Europe under rearmament plans. Export sales potential and arms supplies are highlighted as essential components for regional security.
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Western
Europe
Washington
Twhradey
Stal Nugh
Aisacurves Board
A6 Arms
Aramme
Retian
Liberals Name Candidates In Tight Federal Election Field
A Liberal committee announced candidates for the upcoming federal election. Notable figures include Thurecey Avene and journalist Graham 28 from West Ryde, with Charles de Monlechaux noted for prior service in the Aveirdlian Medea Corps during the war. The campaign centers on the vacant seat left by Lie Watson in district S46.
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Avene
Thurecey
Row
Graham
Weat
Feuna
Lie Watson
British minister silent on meat supplies plan
The article reports that UK and Australia are involved in a debated plan for meat production. The British Minister for Agriculture and Commerce declined to comment, saying a clear Australia UK strategy is awaited and negotiations may shape large scale beet production in the Northern Territory.
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Britain
Iris Fromm
Ter
Muemchey
Austrelis
Mat
Agriculture
Emrucroe
Polard
Burachey
Israel closes door on Stanley in London tribunal
Report from Tel Aviv and London notes a cabinet decision linking Sidney Blakley to a tribunal case. The Lynskey inquiry in London is referenced while a minister confirms the policy limits entry for all Jews seeking certain opportunities.
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Israel
Stanley
Tel Aviv
Tervell
Asam Oly
Sidney Blakley
Silane
Cherritnese
Lynskey
London
Peter Tarte
Coal supplies for Adelaide averted amid river Derwent disruption
Fragmentary report notes a potential coal shortage for Adelaide due to a waterway disruption on the Derwent and a convoy of coal barges halted by aboitage. The brief mentions tension with the river traffic and plans to reroute or resume deliveries within four days, with towns along the Derwent implicated.
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Adelaide
Indualey
Bold Find Reveals 24 Dwt Cargo Details
A fragmentary report notes a 314 ton parcel of ore found by the Saker Brothers in the igardie area. The find prompted tension at Melbourn with authorities discussing land take and potential industrial activity.
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Thureday
Saker Brothers
Igardie
Omar
Exec
Fim
Narrow escape of jockey in Pall Wyong race
A jockey faced a narrow escape at Wyong races on Thursday as a persistent incident disrupted the event. The rider lost control and was unable to finish the race, with officials citing a potential plot and disciplinary implications under the permit system.
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Wyong
Prague
Terding
Departments differ on registered marks inquiry origins
In Canberra government security inquiries stem from a three way dispute over Regulated marks for Australian ports. The Department of Part War Reconstruction reportedly led the inquiry after clashes among Post War and Customs, with opposition to the required mark. Attorney General McKenna and Senator withal sparred over action and future inquiries, while officials urged restraint and avoided public statements.
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Canberra
Department of
Customs Department
Stepartmierta
Renator
Wala
Emvbaeranaing
Pamitiin
Benator Agcheninat
Elie
Pune
Jun Mclenna
L Withall
McKenna
Commonwealth
Dedman
Allenee
Anid
Woman Sent Poisoned Chocolates at Trial
A Melbourne court heard that a woman named Veronie May and others allegedly planned to poison with chocolate containing stephanine. The defendant was charged with intent to murder. a $2000 surety and $1300 bail were set as preliminary conditions while investigations continued.
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Thureday
Aiyram
Pyanon
Trocolaten
Killa Court
Tyvis M
Coville
Britain
Vernie May
Unclear text fragment on a legal or political dispute
Incomplete OCR text references a fight or confrontation involving ADELAIDE Thuraaey and others, mentioning doctors, medicine, a government form, and several disjointed phrases about prosecution and independence funds. No coherent facts or named dates emerge.
Land Acquisition For Ex Soldiers In Victoria And WA
The land purchase plan proceeds with new holdings in Victoria and Western Australia for ex soldiers. Minister for War Patrons announces acquisition of about 34 380 acres, with existing parcels totaling about 10 01 acres already secured. Wheat and sheep farming expected on the holdings as part of the program.
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Victoria
Australia
Fleedmans
Victorian
Neappre
St MibaUees Frida
Wangarata
Ats
Beremboke Ty Tiallerat Gianni
Bistomer Hui Aniy
Romain Tan Nave
Wamanen
Australie ii Provige Bye Holdings
Air
Cadman Nam
Thw
Jaubalylston
Abe Holdings
Pharmaceutical Bem erits Act Delayed yet Implemented
In a Report on Commonwealth health policy delay, senators discuss the Pharmaceutical Benefits Act not yet in force. Debates focus on formulation access, pre printed forms, and social service benefits amid cross country discussions with Australia and New Zealand.
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Pharmaceutical Banesite Act
HLM
Rewnone
Gocheruy
Mocher
Dela Henator
Allien
Australia
New Zealand
Renator
Penetia
Aimilar
Wool dispute looms over mill workers aid terms
A disputed mill labor case near Newstead involves owner Terws, union leaders and an alleged breach of terms. Negotiations with authorities and a mediator aim to settle a million dollar contention before February. The Coniliathan committee considers continued talks while workers seek favorable concessions and a new agreement.
Arbitration Sanctions Considered Under New Act
The article reports on possible sanctions by arbitration and the role of judges under a proposed act. It cites statements by Senator Mekinds and Mc Kenna about industrial relations powers and the Commonwealth jurisdiction. The piece discusses referendum power and the potential reach of arbitration tribunals in industrial disputes.
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Wes
AR & Femi
Amrecmne
Lunitad
Ghilley
Indusbrial
Ansrohy
Awergr
Fingabror
Advisers to UWC General Assembly Listed in New York
A garbled report outlines advisers to the United World College General Assembly, naming Rev. Alan Walker and J. B. Monday among speakers, with references to refugees and social work. The text hints at a failed or unclear plan and includes stray phrases about church and community relations.
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Diantace
Jenna
Mies
Tin
Collie Miners Resume Work After Incident
Collie miners resume work following a disruption described in local reports. Authorities reviewed the incident and workers returned to duties as conditions stabilized at the Perth site.
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Collie
Perth
Thurettl
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