Public meeting shapes Braddon sports and civic drive
A Braddon public meeting backed the North Braddon Ten nia Club to oversee two new fields in Breas recreation reserve. Canberra officials announced fund drives, with £10,000 sought and nine committees forming to support the appeal. A separate session discussed reform of the Federation Citizens League and a national issues platform.
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Rivwaing
Tulopes
Pari Sehgal
Braddon
North
Wees
Jolly
J. & Copland
Liane
Canberra Steam Laundry Husband Trial Murder Charge
Inquest into the death of Durip Mag Ott found Durip murdered at Redfern May 11. The coroner committed Bert Geargs for trial on murder. Evidence described relations and alleged intimidation by the husband, with testimony about fainting spells and concerns over the marriage.
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Rita
Durip Mag
Beckingham Street
Redfern
Bresit
Merried
Birth Concealed Woman Released on Bond
Melbourne based report notes a woman aged 31 released on bond after a police discovery linked to a concealed birth. The Crown alleges the birth was concealed under a bed where it remained until found by officers. The case involves classifications of murder or manslaughter pending further inquiry.
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Melbourne
Pridey
Salvation
Justice Martt
Maris McQuestin
Luxury vegetables restricted
Fragmentary report notes restrictions on luxury vegetables in Sydney. Mentions permits, officials, and rising concerns over production and pricing. Includes scattered references to policy measures and a disrupted timeline with unclear names and dates.
Wharf Labourers Gain Pout At Sea Hatches Row
Wharf labourers press for fair hatch assignment, seeking order in hatch work to speed ship movement. Shipowners defend management discretion, arguing placement must maximize efficiency amid crew disputes.
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Iy Ilpownners
Yleki
Whart
Blevedorst
Jaaiared
Bowling Associates Queenbeyes Clb Championship Recap
A female competitor wins the championship at the Cow Creek Bowling Association event in Ames. Last year’s winner is noted, with claims of fair play and strategic drawing shaping the final moment. A marching band and cheers accompany the conclusion as spectators praise the victor.
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Moma Amd
Mom
Sotroun
Peressont
Speen Healy
National Football Players Named for Today's Matches
The listing shows numerous player names including Avent Dwyer Waltare Wille haw Weeding Sahrane Larmar Ws Tvenus Etretioa ube ByGess Tarra RALC Mo 8 Seddon Willett demianon Goucher Hayman Bo Donald Dengan ten Mier lige Jenney Bu Vin Ralington Sanen Macriaion EI Seems 1Gartey Rodia Hayes Odgers WH.
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Avent
Dwyer
Waltare
Wille
Haw
Weeding
Sahrane Larmar
Tvenus Etretioa
Ube
ByGess Tarra
RALC
Mo 8
Seddon
Willett Demianon
Goucher
Hayman
Donald
Dengan
Ten Mier
Lige
Jenney
Vin Ralington
Sanen
Macriaion
Seems
1Gartey
Rodia
Hayes
Odgers
Queanbeyan hospital tax debate and staff provisions
The article reports a hospital tax dispute affecting Queanbeyan residents who contributed to Canberra services and feared loss of free treatment. Cabinet decisions, reciprocal arrangements, and objections by officials are noted along with discussions on refrigeration for hospital expenditures and ambulance staff arrangements.
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Queanbeyan Fatients
Director of
Rregard
Queanbeyasta
Deckint Mel
Wna
C. Migr
Archdeacon Robertson
Queanbeyan
Kk. J. MatAndrew
Tarruw
Quaanbeysa Rexidenta
Canberra
Miners Face New Code Pending Decisions in Strikes
The article reports on miners reacting to a proposed code and the potential impact of new regulations. It notes votes by miners, possible government intervention, and anticipated visits by miners' leaders to southern and western fields to assess the new code. It cites production losses of about 7800 tons for the day and details absenteeism at Vale of Chipweld, with Western owners' secretary commenting on reduced output and industrial disruption.
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Contandin
Curtin
Federador'e
Industria
Westere Owners
MT. McMelly
Vale of Chipweld
No Wholesale Thefts From Army Camps in Probe
Independent investigations by three Algierart authorities disproved allegations that goods worth thousands of pounds, taken from railway trucks at army camps, represented backyard thefts in England. The Army official said the claims were unfounded and no visit by representatives to England was arranged.
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Melbourne
Tree
Molen
Airar
Ingland
Muntey
New South Wales
England
National Farmers Union of England
Wales
Canada
New Zoaland
Africa
Bentomber
National Health Plan for States to Consider
The Health Conference at Canberra concluded its two day session with health authorities and the National Health and Medical Research Council. Mr Holloway stated recommendations would be prepared for the next conference, likely addressing control and treatment aspects.
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National Health Plan
Ceaborne
Canberra
Ami Dab Ee
Holloway
Ged
Plane Crash Off Melbourne Coast Stuns Rescue Crew
A report details a recent plane crash off the Melbourne coast with a pilot stranded offshore and later rescued. The incident involved observers from the Air Observation Core and related agencies, who recovered the pilot after the craft went down near a beach. No serious injuries were sustained.
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Melbourne
Priany
Walea
Draknjord
Dad Aida
Trecusta
Fiery liquor sold at Auckland court sentence
A man appeared before the district court on charges of selling fiery liquor without a license. The spirit was 14 and a half percent proof and was described as having the scent of a meths product. The defendant admitted selling the spirit and received a three month sentence.
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Auckland
Wriday
Rumour of Further Cuts in Sports Circles
A Sydney rumor claims additional retrenchment affects sports, with talk of manpower cuts and reservations about who is impacted. The note suggests the squeeze targets non-sport sectors, while sporting activities on Saturdays appear less affected.
No Ban On Sunday Garage Sales Proposed
Sydney officials discuss potential Sunday garage sale restrictions. The Atay Government promises action with support from the Barvico Riation Association official Mr CoA Diggory. Current law allows trading from dawn to noon on Sundays. association seeks total abolition or extended Sunday trading hours.
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Sydney
Atay
Ing
Barvico Riation Asanelnton
Coa
Weo
Gmra
D Am
Noah
Gaol for Assault in Caalsrre Court
A six month sentence for assault was imposed by Colonel Goodwin at the Caalsrre Court yesterday on John Stephen Cummings who attacked John Combs of Barton Hour. Evidence showed Cummings, formerly employed at Dorion Howse, was invited to leave but refused. an argument led to the assault and staff restrained him until police arrived ten minutes later.
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Caalsrre Coury
John Stephen Cummings
John Combs
Barton Houer
Cummings
Dorion
Howse
Cumminge
Combs
WiNky
Misread Medical Board Questions Highlight Health Funding
The Medical Superintendent raises concerns about patient care funding and hospital provisioning. A debate on board action and health minister directives follows as wartime demands strain resources.
Star Rugby Clash Promises Thriller at Duntroon Oval
AMC No 1 meets Duntroon in the AC Rugby Union title clash at Duntroon Oval. Duntroon rides a seven-match winning streak, led by fast wings West and Haavett, with star center Will and veterans Mets Eldridge Kennedy Bellchambers Vincent in form. Canberra No 1 and No 2 also play, and the coach invites all players to attend.
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AMC. No. 1
Duntrosn Bia
A.C. Rugby Union
Lye Measer
Guntroon Oval
AEG Nn
Duntrout
Nave Leo
Nou
Orth Boyce
Dunitroon
West
Haavett
Utter
Lneiline Union
Mets
Eldridge
Kennedy
Bellchambern
Vincent
Sydney Milk Rationing Cuts Hit Ten Households
Sydney reports another reduction in rations for Sepylin, affecting ten households. The move, announced by the Board, follows a government decision and impacts schools, military support, and daily services as the country faces supply constraints. Affected families anticipate further adjustments as the week progresses.
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Sydney
Mth
Oman
Pilala
Alent
Rural Production Plans For Extension
Plans for assisting the industry to retain and secure production were explained by a forestry official and representatives of the primary group. The discussion outlined powers and possible actions to support rural production during a Monday meeting.
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Sydney
Reg
Tnd
Bellmore
Problems in meat industry meeting cited by minister
A fragmented report from Auckland on a ministerial call to address issues in the meat industry. Norman Green, injured while Arrow was fired by another person, seeks compensation in a case at Grees Court, with an award of 60 pounds noted.
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Auckland
Wriday
Achea
Norman Green
Eye
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