Schoonmaker Breaks Knuckles in Hand in Melbourne
Report notes Schoonmaker sustained hand injuries requiring knuckle fracture reset after a clash with Bennett. He is to receive treatment in Australia and return to the United States within three months. Stadium officials provide updates on X-ray findings and planned follow up with Bennett, with Eddie Mills mentioned in connection to the medical details.
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Vita Bennett
Fess
Fiatec
Lean Sid
Schoonmaker
Bennett
Eddie Milla
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Soat Cut in Two Steamer 7 Newcartle Keel Found
The keel of a steam vessel was found 18 miles north of Newcastle near Uralie Busch. Police say the wreckage is part of a launch lost on April 38 with two lives. Bodies of Vincent Douncils 3% of Utimo and Gorge Cros 70 of Wieemas's erry have not been found.
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Wednasday
Uralie Busch
Myles
Newcastle
Ind
Hainer
Vincent Douncils
Utimo
Gorge ‘Cros
Wieemas
Erry
State May Control Car Prices
Sydney report states the cabinet will consider legislation to prevent price racketeering in car sales. The Minister for Labour noted cars were bought for 1400 pounds and later sold for 2400 pounds, prompting calls for government action today in the Legislative Assembly.
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Sydney
Labour
Firman
Legislative “Assembly
Legion Presentation To Nurse Bailey
Members of the ACT branch of the Legion of Ex-Servicemen and Women gather at the Lady Gowrie Services Hut on Tuesday night to honor Nurse Patricia Bailey with a travelling mantel. She plans a three week visit to New Zealand, leaving by plane for Sydney this morning and boarding a boat to New Zealand on Friday morning.
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ACT
Legion of Ex-Serviceman
Lady Gowrie
Patricia Bailey
Vlock
Tom
Baseley
New Zealand
Sydney
Local Man Fatally Wounds Woman Then Dies
Police report at 8:45 am in Enoggers Rosd. Vallmarkausen approached 8, Sia residence occupied by Mrs Wentell, waking her on a lawn. A shot was heard. Mrs Wastell lay bleeding on the lawn and later died. Vollmerhausen’s body was found in an outhouse about ten yards away.
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Dallee
Am. Vallmarkausen
Wentell
Wastell
Wee Tell
Vollmerhausen
Woman questioned after assault as jury doubts attacker identity
A female victim could not positively identify Kenneth Dibeuber as her assailant and stated uncertainty over the attacker’s identity. Witness Taylor expressed doubt about the suspect’s involvement while authorities noted insufficient evidence to charge him.
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Rydney
Seung
Wool By-Products Displayed by Rural Bank
Rural Bank president C A McKerihan opened a Wool By-Products display noting fragrant waste from wool and lanoline as by products. Exhibits included industrial oils and fatty residues, with public attendance and interest in the wool processing by‑products.
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Bydney
Wednewiay
C. A. McKerihan
Rabbit Invasion From Crown Lands
The annal conference of Pastures Protection Boards ended with more than 79 recommendations on pastoral matters. Mr F J Mooney said the rabbit menace on 18 million acres of Crown land remains infest ed. Conference decided all lands under Crown to be subject to the Act and boards empowered to destroy rabbits on Crown areas. A request was to seek CALLR to establish western experiment station for improved control methods.
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Pastures Protection Boards
Mooney
F. J. Mooney
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Boarda
FR Ares Si
Gold secreted exported to India case heard
A Special Federal Court heard that a barman admitted having gold hidden in saddles sent to India. Witnesses, including a saddlemaker named Love, described two men visiting the shop with requests to modify saddles and hide metal pieces. The men promised payment and urged secrecy as the case adjourned to June 6.
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Special Federal Court
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India
Methanidl
Patrick Cigwen
Sgeinat
John Strive
Peeryman
Craiz
Perryman
Bhah
Geoph Coke
Anaddiomaker
Love
Freighter Fire After Emergency Landing In Melbourne
Acn error prone report states an ANA Airways freighter aircraft made an emergency landing in Melbourne due to a malfunction in the wing motor. The plane landed safely after the engine issue, and investigators from the Department of Civil Aviation opened inquiries into the incident.
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Melbourne
ANA. Airways Airee
Aircraf
Tewan
Ian Rushworth
Oll
Department of Civil Aviation
World's Largest Suspension Bridge Approved in New York Harbor
Washington reports approval of a bridge linking Btazen Inland and Brooklyn across the narrows in New York Harbor. It will have a main span of 4,830 feet, nearly three times Sydney's 1,980 feet, surpassing all prior bridges. The plan for the world's largest suspension bridge aims to connect Btazen Inland with Brooklyn and spans the Narrows.
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Umea
Bydnay “Harbor
Itary Committee
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Brooklyn
Narrows
New York Harbour
Sydney
Cardinal Gilroy Arrives for Nagasaki Pilgrimage Trip
Cardinal Gilroy Papal delegate to the St. Francis Xavier Pilgrimage in Nagasaki arrives by special train from Kure. He tells General MacArthur Japan is recovering faster than expected as he tours the area with church officials.
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Aap Reuter
Tokyo
Carolinel Gilroy
Nagasaki
Kure
General MacArthur
Japan
Iwan
Scrambled fragment reflects unsure social notice
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Cecilia and winter, with garbled phrases about age and appearance. No clear event, date, or organization available to confirm facts. The piece reads like damaged OCR with unclear context or purpose.
Watersiders Endorse Healy and Roach for Preclearing Board
Watersiders in 12 of 13 port meetings endorse the stance of Mesars J Healy and Roach. The majority supports a Federal Council plan naming Healy and Roach as representatives on the Prevedoring Industry Committee, signaling broad backing across Australian ports.
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Bydney
Mesars
J. Healy
1 Roach
Byabey
Federal Council
Mosare
Healy
Roash
Federation
Haly
Roach
Tobacco director claims betting losses of 25000 pounds
Brisbane tobacco director Charles Coward told Taxation Department investigator Alfred Tobin in four interviews that betting losses totalled between 25000 and 30000 pounds. The Taxation Commissioner pursued action against Hillman Tobacco Company over income tax penalties.
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Tobacco
Clarifying US Talks on Japanese Defence Force Denied
The State Department denied reports that the United States considers creating a Japanese defence force. It warned only of possible changes to Japan’s police force rather than a new military entity.
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Washington
United States
State Department
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