Police Rescue Aborigines From Victorian Flood
In Victoria eight Aboriginal families comprising about 40 persons were rescued from floodwaters of the Moodurd river near Kerang as the Loddon River rose. Police and a rescue party used a bridge to higher ground while authorities warned roads were cut and supplies must be flown or brought by road to isolated communities. The Moodur flood threatened several townships and crews worked to reopen routes and deliver essential aid before conditions worsened.
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Melbourne Sunn
Moodud
Peteren Amogvoopne
Atpnopparton
Lawinow
Kerang
Loddon
Victoria
ASC
Dread
Chariton
Glen Lochs
Church Gutted by Fire in Ragland Area
Early morning fire damaged a church in Ragland Camnorwell area. Fire brigades arrived around 4 am after the roof collapsed and the church was left in ruins. Police attributed the blaze to an electrical fault while donations for rebuilding were reported from Rev Tidmarsh and others.
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Ervounts of
Liefe
Df Tidmarsh
Poitee
Georgia Youth Not Changed Since Stalin Was Young
A garbled survey of Georgian youth under Soviet rule notes disdain for authority and curiosity about the outside world. It describes youths studying for priesthood, street life around Tbilisi, and reactions to Communism while highlighting targets of national pride, cultural life, and limited options after graduation.
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Georgia
Stalin
Man Killed in Coburg Brawl in Melbourne Suburb
A man died after a Saturday morning brawl at a hotel on Sydney Road Coburg Melbourne. Thomas Murcis of Spry Street Coburg was taken to Roy Melbourne Hospital with head injuries and died. Police arrested two brothers at Sydney Road Coburg and charged them with manslaughter. They will appear in the City Court tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Sunvay
Jam-wes
Amy
Sydney Road
Sotuire
Thoms Murcis
Spry Street
Cobuile
Roye
Melbourne Hospital
Ome
Oth
Coburg
Shein
Australians defend against Cambridge in rain interrupted match
Australia reached 418 in reply to Cambridge University's innings with Lindwall scoring 101 not out in 405 minutes, contributing to a 128 run stand. Archer and Burge added 113 for the fifth wicket before Burge fell to Singh. Lindwall's century is his first in England. Australia trails by 88 at lunch.
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Cambridge
Ray Lindwall
Ron Archer
Peter Burge
Australia
Cambridge University
Lindwall
Ob. Ima
Riche Renaud
Lindwall Oartier
Lunen
Harvey
Rutherford
Craig
Oslghk Wenind
Borvey
Wiald
Atgle
Joineil Rutherford
Butterford
Singi
Singh
Burge
Si Archer
Denali Smith
Mel
Ash
England
Barbados
Eid Toe Mindlei Haa
Englynd Maton
Seatey
Burtee
Tow
Smithy
Ir Singh
N. Barvey
Meliuish
Goonegat
P. Burge
R. Archers
Mellwish
Na Emien
Benaud
Thw
Pierre Ob Lindwall
Jenna
Sundries As
Big Melbourne S P Raid on Luxurious Block
Melbourne police raided a S P operation on Shape Street in St Kilda, surprising 10 people running more than 0 telephones. Led by Inspector Healey, officers used sledgehammers to force entry at 12 85 pm. Participants, both men and women, allegedly operated the telephones and were told to leave their devices. The raid continued until after 4 pm with police answering telephone calls and noting a refreshments provision for the operation.
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Melbourn
Subany
Gaiming
Tuts
St Kilda
Healey
Special Gaming Squad
Yollee Party
Sid
Kenwyr
Mle
Paler
Potice
Rabbits Increase In South Australia
Adelaide Simday report notes rising rabbit numbers across South Australia as myxomatosis wanes. President HLS Sted urges rapid eradiation by standard methods, citing farmer cooperation. Murray Bridge stock specialist J C Garbary warns population growth away from the Murray River area.
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Adelaide
Simday
South Australia
Hls. Sted
Tig Stockownete Association
Ssi
Tia
Woolgrowers’ — Association
J. ©. Stott
Vacant Posts and Society Meeting Notices
Post vacancies for intelligent youths to train as warehousemen with young prospects and high salary. Also a note on the Canberra University Society of Australia and New Zealand monthly meeting at University House May 24 with Duke University speaker on public expenditures. Membership dues and social evening details included.
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University House
Protasso BU
Ralphford
Duke University
Narth Carolina
Puplie
Australia
Npmua
Prone Wrer
Walker
Burcu
Collins and Statistics
Warren Hogan
Souior Gammon
Canberta University College
H. Herzog
Accommodations Wanted Notice in Fragmented Ad
A garbled classified style notice advertises a single man seeking accommodation around Narrabundah Kingston Brown area. It mentions a reward and requests specifics like an iron frame item and bank cheque details. The readable fragments resemble a private ad with partial contact hints and scattered names.
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Cody
Voyard
Wartamoo
Narrabundah
Wanteo
Appointment notices and eye tests at Martin Place clinic
This week at Syteey Eye Clinic in Martin Place, appointments for eye tests and new glasses may be made by calling X16. The schedule lists various times and notes about exams, fittings, and clinic activities with several references to staff and a Monday board.
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Cain
Filmer
Martin Place
Personal hygiene guide from a mail order system founded
A fragmented ad-like notice promotes feminine hygiene guidance and a mail order system. It mentions a complete slipstream set without obligation and references Meteo Pharmacy Suppliers in Gymea. The readable text is garbled but centers on hygiene products and a supplier address.
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Waite
Meteo
Gymea
Bydoy
Evening radio program highlights and musical variety
A chaotic listing shows orchestral pieces and symphonies from Gorebry Artist and Danes, with time slots for a piano recital, a music review segment, and a playful university quiz. Includes references to Rhythm Pianist, The Severth Well, and a quarter hour slot.
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LABBC
Bas Serin
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