Damages Claims Against Hospital In Supreme Court Action
In Canberra Capital Territory the Hospital Board faces a claim for 7 000 pounds for negligence. Phippard, solicitor, leads the case with two plaintiffs asserting injury from a broken arm and other harms after treatment. The suit against the hospital seeks compensation and damages for medical attention and lack of care.
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Canberra
Cortaunity Ospital Board
Isi
Supreme Court of
Acton Capital Territory
SB. Phippard
Tm Benalt
Rheabery
May Lawrouss
Amen Leste
Lawrence
Duirville Gresegnt
Hiltsbeth
May Lawrence
Bowes
Mente
Joe
Retvides
Nis Wit
Elizabeth Say
Lasyranes
Ie Wit
Senate Count in N S W
Senate count in New South Wales reports Liberal and Country party candidates elected to the senate. Spooner and Ashley win with quotas and surplus votes distribution continues as counting proceeds.
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Sydney
Paty
Cal Duke
Ena
Spooner
Senator Ward Elected for Western Australia
Perth voters tally partial Senate results as Benator Ward leads amid a split Liberal Labor contest. Count continues to determine whether Ward remains the lone Liberal candidate and potential Labor seat changes.
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Perth
Senate
Benator Ward
Bala
Weather summary with wind and rainfall readings
A scattered weather report notes morning readings at 9 am with gusty winds from the west and snowfall in parts. It mentions cloud cover, colder nights, and light to moderate rainfall across regions with gusts up to 20 mph and a forecast of clearing clouds later in the day.
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CanDerTa
Pat Beaco
Acter Ata
Paw Nak
Dantricta
Melbourn
Adelaide
Pacotr
Bobact
Australian unions seek to curb New Zealand shipping tensions
The editorial condemns Australian unions for extending a black ban on ships tied to New Zealand, arguing it harms trade and violates justice. It urges Australian government action to prevent further disruption as the New Zealand waterfront strike impacts ports and export livelihoods.
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Dominion
New Besland
New Zealand
Australis
Joie TacsaGart
Traile
Aire
LN Ohren
Persia
Organlesdt Tanouk
Alland
New Wesland
Australian Council of ‘Trades Unions
Vnle
Vleasnass
Australia
Governor General hosts visiting rugby officials and world women leaders
Government House Canberra yesterday welcomed visitors from the Rugby Football League and prominent women’s organizations. Attending were Mrs Rayment Sayre, world president of the World Women’s Movement, and other officials, with dignitaries from Australia and abroad.
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Hla
W. J. McKell
Government House
Canberra
W. Bou
Hila
Hinixe
Rayment Sayre
Melly Ateheinil
Lapistonant
M. J. Gregory
Muito
Meg
W J. Mi Bull
Amercian
Aiea
Houe
Cannerra
Yenestly
Wool Levy Attacked At Conference
At the 8.8.W. Country Party conference in Sydney Mr McCormack accused the federal party and organizing bodies of poor knowledge about federal policy. He urged a strong council to present unified questions and push reforms, outlining plans for future policy moves.
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Wool
Sydney
Wed
Country Party
McCormark
Ted
Oxson
Federa Parliamentary Party
Varios
Anne Usmenelile
Ple
Dtr
MirCarmack
German Delegation Named for Olympic Team
The article notes a German team for the Olympic Games with representatives at the event. It mentions Jin Yeaterlay and others, and confirms agreement on selections for the Athens/Wi event.
Exiled royalty retained by American firm
An American firm reportedly retains exiled royal figures from Xugenineia, including Feclied King Peter and Quire hoeanuiem. Officials say the arrangement centers on consultation, public eyeware, and a forthcoming venture possibly tied to a new sports segment. Queen LM is hinted at in the discourse.
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New York
Peter
Quire
Way de Groot
Ellen
Kei
Groot
Baptist Youth Choir Sought by Four States
A Victoran Baptist Youth Choir to sing Jubilee Con cert in Albert Hall on May 26 with a Canberra program. The choir, founded in 1948, includes trained singers up to age 24 and has performed in Australia, Tasmania, Queensland, and Victoria. Notable soloists and musicians from Melbourne will join in choral selections and Mozart works, led by Rowland Thomas.
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Victarian Baptist Youth Choir
Alpert Hall
Satur
Ite
Iimited
Aimgern
Rowland Thomas
Boutn
Auntiaila
Quesnuland
Victoria
Canberra
Brichel
Alvatrilion
Belcher
Ani
Gloria
Melbourne
Msiea
Misa Meth
Doery Piamatey
Selec
Hrabms
Chojun
Schurmnn-lisst
Doe
Hy Syeneoon
Ad Ghicke
Lyst
Gaetel Bit Weve Ag
Laat
Remuetan
Fon Bumay
Thuy
Vay
Notable U S Visitor to Address CWA at Canberra Drill Hall
This report notes a prominent U S guest addressing the Country Women's Association Jubilee conference in Canberra. Mrs Bayre, born in Tasmania and linked to Australia’s states, will be welcomed by state presidents and Miss Amy Kane of New Zealand at the Jubilee conference. The meeting at Kingsley Street Drill Hall, Tumor, is set for 2 p.m. today.
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Mr Ryton
Answerat
Canara
Sayie
Austral
America
Bayre
Tasmania
Western Australia
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Weich
Kingsley Street
Country Party Opposes Change in Exchange Rate
The country party opposes any alteration of the exchange rate saying it would affect all primary producers and key industries. The conference notes the impact on sectors under the central executive body and warns against rate changes.
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Country Party
Outhorpe
Ste
Fontrah
Literacy decline in China discussed by researchers
A Reader in Oriental Studies from the Austrian National University addressed a Canberra meeting, noting efforts to modernize language and reduce illiteracy in China. The talk referenced historical shifts in literacy, the roles of social education, and ongoing initiatives amid political change.
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Austrian National University
CP Fitzgerald
Canberra
Clint Omeraritn
Stub
Pope
Bruxner Pleads for New State Amid Constitutional Talk
Sydney reports Arnold Bruxner arguing for a constitutional showdown to create new states and grant central government power for rapid development. He warns the nation faces a centralization clash and calls for wide regional growth, urging action by Parliament to permit new state formation and Northern Territory autonomy.
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Sydney
Tosay
Aw Wal
Perry
Brunner
Reorganisation plan for Department of the Interior in Canberra
The Executive Council approved new senior positions to replace existing posts in Civic Administration Canberra Services and Property and Survey branches. The plan aims to centralise property work, planning and development, and regulatory supervision under a reorganised branch structure.
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Department of the Interior
Executive Council
Civic Administration
Canberra
Department
Tney
Can Bere
Centel
Btsce
ALOT
Deane
Derviern
Samme
Il Wit
Vie Moti Lenniende Nance
Parbace Regulatians Ani Jeontrol Tie
Lieter Wrigade
Mrnibulance Air Transport
Empire Day Messages and Wartime Duty
Fragmentary Empire Day address urges unity and service among Commonwealth youth in Australia Britain and other dominions. It emphasizes patience resilience in political change and calls for loyalty to empire while acknowledging uncertain timelines and evolving world conditions.
RAAF plans to enlist youths as clerks
The Minister for Air announced a plan to recruit 60 boys between 15 and 17 for general and store clerks. The two year program includes nine months of training at a reserve base and subsequent postings, with pay during training and progression to permanent air force roles.
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RAAF
Air
McBriir
Storte
Nanan
Tom Framig
Hetnes
Viet Wieamendawe AN
Fay
Presbyterians Oppose Catholic University
The Presbyterian Assembly debated opposition to a Catholic university. The fragmentary record cites concerns over doctrinal beliefs and the role of church control in higher education, reflecting sectarian tensions of the era.
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Catholic University
Trong
Roman Catholic University
Douglas Dundas Compares Art in Australia
Douglas Dundas, president of the Australian Institute of Art and trustee of the NSW Art Gallery, discussed Australian art and artists. He compared Australian scenery with European traditions, noting Aboriginal themes and landscape painting shaped by colonial influences.
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Australia
Doligins Dundas
Boulery of
Naum Art Gallery
Nsw
Lititute
Maton
Aberim Artal Bocky
Iit Dondun
Louly Laved
Avtiel Sampe
Helderberg
Tom Raberth
Sulla Anton
Mr_Dundan
Wrumlep
WOFK
Dundas
Norm Tontiray
Wayward Gyno
Gruner
Silder
Lacuhert
Sousa
Itr
Wakelin
Mergaret
Tide Ertikt
Willi Dobell
Eglish
CCS
Notza
Drysdale
Wehinging
Thryndale
Emphaaiara
Wally Sangean
Mr. da Daa
Sydney Ferries Offer Fleet to Government
Sydney Ferries proposes selling its fleet to the government to cover losses and keep ferry service running. Directors discuss price, subsidies, and cabinet approval while the government considers funding to preserve services.
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Sydney Ferries
Sydney
Wednewtay
Aytney Ferries
Lad
Tornigtt
McGier
Ayrvicns
Fragmented OCR May Reflect Disputed Conference Results
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a defeat by EMP Associates and lists scattered names and numbers. The legible pieces suggest a dated sports or organizational result with unclear entities and outcomes.
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Sap
Pesleral
Phillipa
Mra
Walker
Liam
Valli
Riad
Bederwh
Te Dabneon
MS Vharaje
Ak Tan
TR Leymann
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