Exciting mishap on Perth to Paras air voyage
Me C A rindI ion commissioner recounts a near disaster when the door of a Skylmaster Hew opened between Adelaide and Milbourne. Passengers and crew struggled as wind rushed in and the plane diverted to Paras field for repairs. The craft later resumed flight, but a past incident is noted with engine trouble and wind damage.
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Me. C. A.rindi
Concuision
Perth
Adelaide
Milbourne
Anatho
Premier Hollway downplays expulsion in Sydney speech
The Premier of Victoria Mr Hollway said in Sydney there is no significance in the expulsion of members of the Prensa and Hansard. He suggested the government would readmit the Prensa if a matter of national importance arose.
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Bydney
Victoria
Mr. Hollway
Presa
Hansard
Prensa
Opening of Trial on Forgery Charges Against Jock Garden
Sydney court hears John Smith Garden plead not guilty to two forgery counts and one falsification of a Crown document. Trial hinges on whether Garden acted with ministerial authority in signing letters about timber rights and payments in New Guinea and the Bulolo Valley.
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Jock’ Garden
Sydney
John Smith Garden
Dhand
Garden
Red
Judge Lacey
Ahand
Buloto Valley
Hancock’ Land ‘Gore
Queensland
New Gaines
Ienta
Blake
Tims
Shand
Hancock
Becaus
Hance
Gore
New Guinea
Tel Parer
Tate Hancock
Subolo Valley
Parer
Forshaw
Girand
Ward
Canberra
Wand
Garett
Garen
Mr. Tanuca
Gaerden
Wilks
Kes
Melbourne students condemn minister counsel on immigration policy
In a one hour Melbourne University meeting attended by Labour and Liberal representatives and various student groups, speakers urged fair treatment for those affected by Mr Calwell's deportation actions under the White Australia policy. The Rev David Gamey and others cited deportations of diverse individuals, including seamen and a Chinese family, as points of concern.
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Melbourne
Melbourne University
Chit
Polyglot Soviety
Studenta’ Tnetstiat
Jewish Sudents’ Society
Political Aeience Society
Cor Immigration
Calwell
Australia
David Gamey
Australias Btudents
Polly
Malaga
Gwenda Lee
Alana Kid
Ann
Fvn
Scout Notes Record District Meeting and Canberra Cub Awards
The District Executive met to appoint an investigator into data access and discuss suitable training areas. A Beout Hall site at Forrest was approved for a new facility. H Crome elected secretary of the district association. At Canberra Group Committee’s June meeting, officers were elected including Rev RE Stanley as President, CE Maynard as secretary, and L Robertson as treasurer. Mrs Perfans was honored as Lady Cubmaster of the Sth Canberra Pack for leading cubs to a high standard. Badges awarded include Tenderpad to R Devlin and various items to G Park, Smith, McDonald, Hicks, Smith, Robertson, Rumpt, and others across 2nd Canberra Pack and 2nd Queanbeyan Troops.
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Ate
Westnesday
Army
Tr Department
Houslig
Beout Hall
Forrest
H. Crome
Aistrict
A. C. Boyle
Canberra
Beyer Japeskiers
Fisina
Maginly
R. Devlin
R. Brown
G. Park
Smith
A. McDonald
Roderm
A. ‘Hicks
P. Smith
G. Robertson
G. Rumipt
Robertson
G.rumpt
Leaping Wolf
G. Rumpt
Stafford
P, Hidy
D. Edwards
T Wynn
Man's body struck by propeller in Darling Harbour
In Sydney on a Wednesday a man found in Darling Harbour was identified as Edward Burgess, 63, a familiar figure to police. The body had been in the water three to four days and showed injuries consistent with propeller contact. Clothes were torn and marks matched propeller impact.
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Sydney
Darling Harbour
Edward Burgess
Tor
Pyrmont Refinery Resumes Work After Delayed Unloading
Sydney report states Pyrmont refinery resumed operations to unload the Ocean Velour from Queensland sugar ship. Unloading had been stalled awaiting proper waterline position with priority given to labor. Refinery to deliver refined sugar by week end with queues likely for some minutes before full production constitutes.
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Sydney
Weanewlay
Pyrmont
Nagar
Ocean Velour
Queensland
Manly salesman charged with manslaughter in fatal crash
John Byrne, 34, a salesman of Edward Street, Manly, was brought to Manly Court on a manslaughter charge after Henry Thomas Lit died from injuries sustained in a motor accident in Addison Field, Manly, last night.
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Sydney
John Byrne
Edward St
Sydney Stadium to Host Lightweight Championship Fight
The bout between Vic Patrick and Roy Tressar at Sydney Stadium will not be a lightweight title contest. It will be fought over 42 three minute rounds, with both fighters completing extensive sparring and training.
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Sydney
Weincoda
Vic Patrick-Roy
Tressarght
Sydney Stadium
Lint
Ant Mavered
Muth
Paw Sparring Maetners
Varsity College Extension Plans in Canberra
Canberra University College faces a potential extension as exponents of a furcaee program travel to England to attest 2 congrona of universities. Owen will leave Canberra on May 12 and visit university colleges including tunbrr as part of preparatory measures for a full university partnership.
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Canberra University College
Owen
England
Universition
Oxford
Canberra
Ling
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Pyrmont Refinery
Varsity College
Vandrercuse Boned
Singh
Spahonery
J. E. Cleary
Emiendle
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