Unclear excerpt reports sheep deaths and local society notes
The fragment notes 21 sheep killed at Orroral Station after a dingo outbreak linked to a cropping campaign. Canberra Housewives Association reports 140 members and plans to cooperate with Catholic craft society. Mentions inaugural EMOCA basketball premiership with Triopen teams and Five Lemma participants.
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Federsl Capital Territory
Orroral
Pentives’ Association
Canberra Housewives” Association
Tnennuel
Chad
Tne Catharrie Amthiercraft Sociely Inu Proposl
Te Emoca
Carman Wina Wee Yesond
Randwick Races Names and Races Shuffled Card
A chaotic OCR read from Randwick lists horse names and riders with unclear syntax. It mentions Soran Shee Tartawn Heme, Mateos, Bekwa, War Be Wise, Prince Hae, Belen Breedere Pate, My King Gon, Craven Pinte, Flight Maytow, The horia Hahn, Nobleman Medi tation Clibharn sidhes Beau Monde Vic tory Lad, Marion Knight, and rider changes as Friday Duncan replaces W Cook on Ten Bove in Craven.
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Ferro No Mateos
Tha Binkis Crahitie
Prince Haewerd
Belen
Breedere
Pate
Gon
Dedversnes
Craven Pinte
Flight Maytow
Hahn
Clibharn
Beau Monde
Victory
Orderly Sustang
Marion Knight
Girl victim dies after attack near Moons Ponds
Annie Marie Baul, seven, of Moons Ponds, who was assaulted on Wednesday, died early Thursday in Ghildeves Hospital. Morgan, 24, awaited trial after appearing in court on charges related to the crime.
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Melbourne
Annie Marie Baul
Moons Ponds
Ghildeves Hospital
Thty Morgan
Esxsan Opens To-Day InACT Rugby and Local Matches
The article describes opening games across ACT towns with teams from Munuku and White Northoourns, noting weakened squads and transfers from Grammar School. It mentions Reid Park York Park and ACCA fixtures, with Fairbairn versus Duntrood and other local matches planned after turf readiness. The piece outlines schedule gaps and venue changes amid disrupted lineups.
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Seqsan
Erick
Sting
Navy
Nan Wee
Ward
Suurha Northbourne
Ana Barton
Reid
Eloped Park
ACCA
Grammar
York Park
Fairbairn
Rar
Rural workers diverted to essential industries
Sydney reports Deputy Director of Manpower Mr Hellemore announced that young rival workers who did not volunteer will be directed to essential war work. Instructions have been issued to National Service Overseers to redirect country men to labor for Riverstone Mine Company amid drought and animal feed concerns.
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Sydney
Volunteey Ter
Rasenthal
Lotee
Man
Powey
Hellemore
National Service
National Service Omerrs
Maspower Directorate
Bellemore
Beasley Hits Bi EY Over Mine Safety Authority
Mr Beasley criticises Mr Bi EY alleging the Commonwealth Coal Commission is overruling the state safety remit. He argues the minister has no power in safety matters and blames Boddeley for shifting control to a federal bureau.
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Beasley
Bi EY
NAW
Baddeley
Faddeley
Boddeley
British Plan for Partial Demobilisation
The British government outlines partial demobilisation while maintaining manpower and material mobilization for the armed forces and munitions. It prioritizes reconstruction of Britain and industrial development, with the Pacific war shaping the shift in manpower and focusing on optimal deployment to defeat Japan.
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Aden
Japan
Germany
Ner
Britain
Foritain
Ifort
Rami
Syere
Grenipa
Woal Javer
Darwin Water Supply Efforts Amid War Demand
Reports detail extensive water supply work in Darwin during wartime. Engineers describe groundwater and surface sources, including bores, tanks, and a large reservoir, with river pumping and a new 43 mile pipeline. The text notes supply challenges for occupation forces, civilian needs, and future postwar rebuilding plans.
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Seray
Darwin
Adh
Tani
Montain
Manton
Beatty
Altos
Usuauy
Lata
Fener
Galinen
Lurwin
Weis
Ubeares
Ramervoir
Omeibeny Happy
Howard Soriaga
Dapwi
India
Howard Boringa
Wid Hug
Wallerty
Nis
Orainace
Arceasary
Dare
American bomber disintegrates in midair near Moreton Bay
A wrecked air clash report states Mim Fisra May Yarns, 22, an Army employee, aboard an American bomber that disintegrated in midair over Moreton Bay near the Briaane River mouth last Saturday. Wreaths were dropped at a memorial service held yesterday.
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Ted
Moreton Bay
Briaane River
Mim Fisra May Yarns
Mise Logan
District Wool Clip Delayed Amid Poor Ewe Rendition
The district wool clip is delayed as shearing shifts two weeks forward and some mills begin, while others hold for another week or ten days. Quality concerns and drought drive worries about lamb mortality rates reported between 80 and 7 percent in places, with poor ewe rendition blamed for the downturn.
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Canteyra
Mieurich
Lamb Production Down Due to Drought
The report states lamb production will fall to about 133,000 head this year from 143,000 in 1943 as drought grips areas. Minister Beatty notes some regions face pasture failure, with implications for home consumption and industry. Commonwealth meat control forecasts show production declines across July to December, affecting mutton and lamb outputs and addressing reserves for Admiralty needs.
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Commerci
Scully
Beatty
Bn Abe
Conan Taran
Vetra
Commonwealth Meat Contol
Admiralty
Avermina
Death of Danigh Prince London
Berlin radio reports the death last night from heart failure of Gustav Prince, the youngest brother of King Christian of Denmark, in London. The brief dispatch notes the royal fate and location as London with no further details.
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Danigh Prince
London
Berlin
Gustav
Christian
I F
Denmark
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