Unclear reads touch on politics and incidents in Adelaide Melbourne Sydney
Fragmented OCR reports several events across Australian cities. Mentions political group Fy Sele a Une Non-Party Group of India, car crash and injuries near Adelaide, disturbances at a Brunswick store, naval cadets in Melbourne, and coalitions or bids involving unions and ministers. The text is garbled with many names and places partially unreadable, but conveys political, labor, and civil disturbance items reported across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ganitanya
Adelaide
Aia
Brunswick
Broken Hill
Chothy
Sydney
Laura
Slaslan Ir Weg
Pranegort Workers” Uni
Inge
ARIE
Wven Braeewie
Comenitter
Naval Cadets
Melbourne
Naval Acne Marat Ol
Capusin J. Aelling
Byoney
Vlaraat Cory
Ciberty
Aeen
Country
la Morte
Dubbu
Wangaroan
Bonk
ALC
Dubber
Aypney
Aglde
Comat
Anndey
Alcan Byye Party
America
Oreaniaation
Joe Keath
Les Beilen
Washington
AULA
Weather Glare and Falls Reported Across District
To day the Southern tale lands report fall and hail events with towns named including Canberra Queanbeyan Braidwood Cooma Bombala Delegate Kiandra Jindabyne and Kosciuszko region. Scores listed for Canowindra and nearby areas reflect measured conditions and alerts. Local officials urge caution as cold fronts move through the district.
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Reuinfall Coy
Tale
Chockwell Zapainta Bontaurs Ih
Yas
Canberra
Quewibeyan
Udure
Kosvinaky d. Dalgety
Anni Rendocie Park
Nazi Shooting of Allied Airmen Sets War Crimes Warning
A British note reports German claims of 47 Allied airmen shot or recaptured after escapes from prisoner camps. It calls for full information, urges the Allies to press Germany for humane treatment and warns of stern punishment for war crimes. The piece questions the German version and stresses accountability by the German government.
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Germany
Atate
Tila
Geran
Tokyo
Alerner
Personal vice regal leave for Melbourne and Sydney adjourned
Excellency the Lady Gowrie departed Sydney for Melbourne yesterday escorted by The Price. Mire Arthur Grenfell and Dr. Mromien Waid Nave left Admiralty House Spiny for unknown duties.
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Gowrie
Price
Sydney
Melbourne
Penton
Arthur Grenfell
Mromien Waid
Nave
Admiralty House
Gowrie Scholarship Trust Fund Closure Planned
The Gowrie Scholarship Fund committee met and agreed to close the fund on June 15 after June 19, with additional amounts being escorted to completion. The meeting was chaired by Ur BT. Dink. Sie Ter et est, and the group discussed finalizing obligations and funds.
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Othe
Gowrie
Ur BT. Dink
Gna
Salvage Proceeds to Patriotic Funds
The ACT Salvage Committee and partners report salvage proceeds allocated to patriotic funds. Funds flow from paper salvage activities to organizations including Canberra Legacy Club YMCA and hospitality center welfare authorities, supporting detainee and community welfare programs.
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ACT Salvage Cacamitlee
ACT
Cariterra Services Welfare
Canberr Legacy Club
RS. Longue Die Trae
Ymca Evicemen' Hoste
Ward aims to revive Brisbane Line in wartime debate
Australian MP Ward accuses newspapers of suppressing truth about war strategy. He cites a government inquiry led by Lieutenant General Angus Sennett and questions why assets like the Brisbane Line were kept from public view. The exchange notes delays in General Bennett’s return and promises a thorough investigation into the matter.
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Rydney
Standay
Ampline
Hee Mininer For Transport
Anngus Sennett
Aupaliowe
Mancott
Beun
War Cabinet reviews coal position today
War Cabinet examines coal supplies and possible restrictions to preserve 600 stocks. Ministers discuss actions with Evatt and officials, aiming to avert shortages and outline measures to maintain fuel for the public and war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Cabinet
Weno Oslth
Aera
comaul‘Ualions
Eepty Toe
Dy Evatt
Mer
Mighell
Minera’ Pedere- Won
Shooting of Australian soldiers to be probed
Acting Prime Minister stated that further inquiries would examine the circumstances under which Australian servicemen were shot. He expressed deep sorrow and the Commonwealth Government’s sympathy for the families of the fallen, as news of the tragedy spread.
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Ir.a.af
Arity
Borde
Aimea
Eet
Commonwealth
Gee
Niven
Polish Australian Ballet At Albert Hall Tonight
The Polish Australian Ballet returns to touring after a year, presenting an attractive program of classical and character dance at Albert Hall. The programme includes the new classical ballet Fantasie by Koumnettova, a variety of excerpts from The Sleeping Beauty, Michel Kakine’s humorous pieces, Bach Fugue, and a humanan insert plus a range of classical and character dances.
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Ana I Tan
Tnernadeil
Albert Hall
Michel Kakine
Pwuse
Huinwrin
Petipy
Iran
No Increase In Egg Supplies Stir Public Concern
The government says egg supplies will not rise this period and the public should expect shortages until around June or July. The cabinet plans to prioritize vulnerable groups including children and pregnant or expectant mothers. Commerce Minister Mr Roully stated retailers were advised of a false message and that a Prime Minister’s notice indicating a price increase was in error.
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Munding
Roully
Meat rationing sparks rise in price fears
Worry grows over rising meat figures as rationing tightens. The Meat Controller warns retail butchers to enforce a strict return of unused trade items, with prison terms for noncompliance. Authorities monitor coupon systems amid concerns over reuse and consumer demand and child welfare.
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Tanitin
Mutton and Lamb Prices Rise in Cumberland and Northumberland
Market notes from Cumberland and Northumberland show lamb and mutton prices increasing. Trade movements during winter slow as buyers adjust to higher costs. Prices quoted up to 38 pounds for lambs and mutton rates edging upward in regional markets.
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Cumberland
Northucberland
Roger
Northern miners refuse to work second shifts
The Northern branch of IM Miners' Federation reports its members will not work the second shift. Officials cited financial pressures and production needs and argued for negotiations with government and the Coal Commissioner. A government study group promised to discuss requests with the federation.
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Wewcamtle
Atonday
IM Miners’ Padaration
Crovamremaon
Aay
Mises
Marusern Felde
Coinus
Abr
Mighail
AD Emteaisen
War Time Divorces Reported In Wartime Canada
A special wartime law to protect American service members abroad could affect marriages with Australians. Cable dispatches from London to Britain said authorities seek Dominion government emergency measures to divorce English soldiers who returned from England during the war. A marriage between a British citizen and an American service member might be dissolved before they proceed.
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Australie
London
Dominion Governauts
England
Canada Expands Services for Post War Trade
The Canadian government plans to invest about 300000 pounds to strengthen commercial intelligence and trade services in preparation for postwar trade expansion. The move aims to aid import and export activities and protect Canadian interests at the end of the war, with a focus on fostering freer trade.
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Canada
Comrattahrney
Juation Davis
Irak Canada
Lite
Bertree
Censorship Committee Debate Prompts Parliamentary Tension
Acting Prime Slate signals MUUid to a Party mooting of the Parliamentary committee. The censor, while noting recent publicity disputes, says there is no immediate need for the committee to meet. A committee of recommendations is expected, with communications to the government department.
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Forde
Ganeres
Indorenatey
New Deal For Natives Of New Guinea
The article discusses Australian control of New Guinea after World War II, the mandate era, and shifts toward independence concerns. It notes population figures, wartime administration, changes since 1962, and calls for improved health, education, and a fair debt owed to natives, alongside reflections on native experiences with contact and future governance.
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Austasia
Australia
New Guines
New Guioas
Langue of Nations
Baer
Australien
New Guinea
Yerious Pointe
New
Gaines
Uy Wal
Eduiinnaire
Owen Stanley
Royal
Maltigan
Feck
New Daines
New Guiam
Alix Uraiana
Chicago Tribune Accuses Curtin of Double Talking
Chicago Tribune accuses Curtin of double talking during wartime debate. Churchill and Britain's stance are described as ambivalent while Curtin responds that allied unity depends on American support and dominions under the Crown. The piece cites tensions over America’s role and Australia’s position.
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Chicago “Tribune
Curtin
Chicago
Churchill
Britcher
Duke of Cious Water
United States
Curlin
Austen
Cur
America
Dominion
Avatralia
Australia
Baker Claims Five Thousand Pound Writ Case Heard
A writ claiming 5000 pounds against William Herbert Fould and others was heard by Special Federal Court. James Dowse and James Bren Bolise faced charges related to alleged fraud and illegal activity in the District Court. The proceedings were adjourned to a later date after remarks on the defendants’ conduct and adequacy of the case.
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William Herbert Fould
Ebr
Jaime
Feverel
Sten. Dowse
James Bren ‘Bolise
Radeon Dusinoes
Mibater Sekar
Brend Industry Order of
New South Wilet
Ines
Uligauan
Health Council to Review VD and TB Campaigns
The Health Council will review VD and TB campaigns and funding allocations. A conference with state regents is planned to discuss efficiency and possible changes, while a review of maternal health programs and wartime developments is urged by officials.
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Health Council
V.D
T.B
Weanemiay
Inet
Cimnerel of Health
Cumprton
Srbich
Arin Paaltico
Peaieltitn
Femara
Health Hygiene Lecture Opens at Anatomy Institute
An opening lecture drew 180 attendees at the Institute of Anatomy in Canberra. Dr FW Cummins spoke on body organs and functions and a following talk will cover fertilisation in plants and animals.
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Canberra
Water conservation urged to safeguard farm families
The report stresses urgent need for domestic water supply on farms to protect health and comfort. It argues conserving water on individual farms and catchments will prevent drought impact and maximize productive expenditure, referencing historical figures and national aims in Australia.
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Wagga Wagan
Australis
Cook
Australia
Tasmanian Apples Export Disruption Explained
Muted the Minister for Commerce Mr Boullys described measures to absorb the Tasmanian apple surplus as Tasmania and Western Australia trimmed shipments due to war conditions. He rejected claims that 3,000,000 bushels had gone to Wales in Tea Mania, stating exports were lost from shipping delays and that shipping companies were hastening apple shipments to adjust.
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Tasmania
Boullys
Woatarn Nustrade
Baby's Wear Move to Increase Supplies
In AYDNEY the Trade Senator Keanes leads a push with women’s groups, theRaloning Commission, and a committee to boost baby wear stock. Speaker Anscrolation says the House accepts the aim, but notes postwar limits on quality and supply.
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Aydney
Keanes
Waa
Tne
Ore
Giancroes
Wiven’ Anscrolation
Uaal Seutter
Alas
Housing Plans for New South Wales Cities
Fragmented text outlines housing plans in New South Wales with mentions of Sydney areas such as Cabramatta Granville and Camperdown. Several place names and times appear broken, suggesting a municipal housing program agenda with locations and dates to be confirmed.
Opposition Criticism Marks State Elections Talk
The opposition faces scrutiny as talks on state elections unfold. Citizens discuss fear, hunger, and deprivations while noting officials’ accountability for wartime food and shelter. Rail travel reports show normal service amid campaign reach across regions.
Mysterious Santa Claus claims reign over county aid
Fragments describe a figure dubbed Santa Claus distributing cash and handouts across a county. A local commentator named Brana questions the motive and source of the aid while noting wary reactions from residents. The garbled text hints at concerns over governance and accountability in the distribution system.
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Manta Claus
Tyree
Santa Claus
Brana
State Action to Stamp Out Shoddy Furniture
Government officials say limited action has been taken against shoddy furniture in trade. The minister cites enforcement of trade description and advertising laws, with penalties up to six months in prison and fines. Industrial Commission notes powers to refunds and retailer bans. several factories and shops acts cited in ongoing reforms.
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Sydney
Knight
Matement Oy
Orguaiaulion
Todurtty
Mr Mould
Industrial Commission
Pad
Unclear Weather and Industry Notes From Riverton
Fragmentary OCR text mentions meteorological conditions, winds, and moisture issues affecting crops and aviation in Riverton area. References to planes, meteorologist Mt Marea, and March through June periods hint at climate impacts. Also mentions a local factory plan to produce mustard and an expected output of about 12 tons.
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Bydney
Moan
Apne
Mt Marea
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Don UW
Owen Devoyon
Petersham
Ward
Ubi Ste. Mundas
Bennet
Meni
Vale
Bennett
Menaten
Sha Tumoyer
Baker
Action Against War Industry Department
Avonny
Baby’s
N.S.W
Bonaay
Corey Eeruce
Aeciay Tate
Tneludud
Nemenan
Beuln Granville
Hat Cabramatta
Weatmoed
Gatman
Mr. MckCelt
Panera Nowra
Tine
Boone
Lawa
Sargae
Ak Laid
Mowat It
Riverton
Uae
Routh
Walia
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