Vague OCR sports note from NSW match and players
Fragmentary report from New South Wales sport lines mentions a 1 defeat and 8 1 scoreline with players including Keith Lo and Pearson Ames. Names appear garbled but indicate rugby league or union context with Canterbury Hawick Wales mentions and a national cup or league narrative.
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Stebut
Keith Lo
South Kungnrod
Hawick
Wales
Ounan
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Rives Jena
Neys
Gilbert Hn
Rober Apells
Gabriel Tin Pare
Arerencoine
Gilbert Ferrero
Senator Byrne Declares Support for Gair in Queensland Split
Senator Byrne publicly endorses Mr. Gair and the Queensland party during a rift with the ALP, arguing against party dictatorship and stressing the need for fair inquiry, due process, and the independence of Parliament ahead of the state election.
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Condon Byrne
Queenslan
Gair
Doiso
Byrne
A.L.P. Lives
Galr
Queensland
Senate
Elect
Evatt
Queensland Central Executive
Labour Movement
Naziam
Fascism
Columniam
Gait
Fuir
Communist Party
Justice Manse Neld
States to receive £200 million loan package debated
The Loan Council discussed a total £225.8 million package including £190 million loan offer and £16.6 million tax reimbursements with allocations for NSW Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania. Premier Cahill urged a broader approach to raise expenditure while Premiers pressed for higher grant funds and underwritten loans amid urgent national investment.
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Commonwealth
Nate Tate
Nsw
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Arthur Fadden
N.S.W
Cahill
Australia
Owners Call On Miners To Show Cause
Sydney reports the Combined Colliery Proprietors Association demanding miners show cause why penalties should not be imposed for disobeying a Commonwealth Industrial Act. Evinston colliery strikers halt work as protest. more pit top meetings planned and a financial levy suggested. The court ordered the federation to observe the award and work double shifts at Evington No 2 North, while the High Court appeal was not pursued and fines potential. The case returns Thursday.
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Sydney
Combined Colliery Proprietors’ Association
Tion
Commonwealth Dndustrial Co
Evington Coliery
Arcie
Westa
Lateat
Elrington
Federation
Coal Industry Tribune
Evington
Wilfred Fallaghar
High Court
Melbourne
Industrial Court
Arrs
Pach con“Hawa
Vital policy hinges on Christmas Island tests says envoy
Adelaide dispatch reports Lord Carrington warns Britain must continue nuclear tests at Christmas Island or risk undermining its deterrent strategy. He cites nuclear weapons as the key factor preventing communist aggression in the past decade and defends the defence white paper amid critics.
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Adelaide
Britain
Christmas Island
United Kingdom
Lord Carrington
U.K
Victoria Governor cites needs for men and money
Australia's term needs were men and money, said by Governor Sir Parke Brooks at a ceremony in Melbourne yesterday, stressing wartime mobilization and financial support.
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London
Australia
Victoria
Paltag Brooks
Bury
Influenza Epidemic Forecast Raises Vaccine Prep Calls
World virus expert Sir Macfarlane says no special vaccine necessary but one should be prepared. Report notes 80 000 cases in Malaya and virus samples reaching Singapore Sumatra notes school closures cinemas pools to close for one week.
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Macfarlane
Malaya
Freight Rise Plan Denied in London Talks
London reports that discussions on raising freight rates by shipowners and Australian experts have begun. A spokesman said the examination of the shipowners position started after a December agreement to study the matter.
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London
Reuter
United Kingdom
Thie
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