Mr E E Judd Expects Arrest In Sydney
Sydney Thursday report says Mr Freo diode Socialiet candidate for Naeti Svetoes alleges no hearing of the repayment. Heffron secretary Marine Stewarts Union claims threat over a verdict. Heffron says a letter shows Judd called at the solicitor’s office to pay 200 with costs.
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Bridegroom in Lon Then Woeilesday Wedding
Fragmentary wedding notice describes CS Alister Meintore son of Medat of Kayn ee New Holl) Wales being married in a distant ceremony. Names appear garbled with bridesmaids and a groom’s party struggling to confirm details. The text mentions a bride with a perhaps Irish or Welsh-sounding surname and a ceremony location uncertain.
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Baden Powell Enthusiasm for Australasian Tour
Lord Baden Powell plans an Australasian tour with Lady Baden Powell invited first and the Chief second. Colonel Walton says the Australian Dress Association was informed and expects a great jolly venture with Boy Scout spirit. The Australian hospitality is praised and a golfing outing is hinted at during the trip.
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Alleged Hold-Up Robbery Involving Co-operative Stores
A revolver aided a hold-up of £ 925 in cash from Te Noo Co-operative Co. Ltd. Three men, a storeman and two others including a father and son, were remanded for trial. Eyewitness Maye Viera identified the suspect, and a Mr Hedley Eddington faced related charges as an account clerk. Bail set at £ 500 for Redvers senior and £ 100 for the other two.
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Hewes
Norca Co-operative Co
Maye Viera
Hedley Eddington
Nuree Co-operative Co
Oman
Molington
Redvers
Double Tragedy Inquest Opened In Rose Bay Death
An inquest opened today into the death of Eileen Dorothy Cooper age nine and the wounding of a policeman at Rose Bay. Statements describe a chaotic scene as Horton a family friend was attacked and Horton was shot, with multiple shots reported and a weapon discharged. The coroner noted doubt about the police officers actions and expressed a view toward further hearings.
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Angie Horton
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Horton
Mike Cooper
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Teantel
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Special Arrangement Reuters Intelligence Summary Note
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Canberra Times
Motors and Motoring Council of the NJRMA Reelects Watson President
The Council of the NJR.M.A. reelected Mr. J. C. Watson as President for the coming year. McDonald, Lude-Wiel, and other officers were elected vice presidents. Father Nicol and Lumby co-opted councillors. The Board of Management seats went to Watson, Graham, Hudder, McMahon, and King.
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J. C. Watson
Association
Watson
Nohlmla
Mess
G. R. McDonald
Mis
Charles Lude- Wiel
James McMahon
Tew
Nicol
Loismore
Messra
Lumby
Traffic Warning Debates Delay City Safety Upgrades
The city discusses funding for traffic warning measures amid delays in decisions on who should pay. The Town Clerk, City Council, and Police Commissioner face questions of responsibility for installing traffic domes and warning devices as dangerous crossings are addressed.
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SLM AL
Dame Alberts
Couneil Bs
Molice
Greneruly
NRALA
Polly
Vwlitioua
Heavy holiday traffic snarls Sydney eight hour tug route
During the Monday homeward rush thousands of cars clogged main routes from Sydney to country districts. congestion formed on Bull Vase Hill blocking descent to the Mame and delaying motorists. Police stationed at George's River bridge managed flow while a plan to widen the roadway to allow three traffic lanes was proposed as the final solution.
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Trafic
NOMA
Roberts
Lomling
Sydney
Traffe
Motorioa
George's River Bridge
Cora
Semons
Prince’ Sighway
Wonlora Bowl
Ao Jong
Cam Ie
Parking in the City Discussion At NRMLA Meeting
Council of the NRMLA discusses street parking amid through traffic demands. President J C Watson notes business needs vs space, citing Sydney and George Street. A. L. Rudder warns parking by businesses could raise fire insurance rates. The matter goes to the Board for disclosure.
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N.rlmla
J. C. Watson
Bydney
Inu
George Mireeta
Ale
Rudder
Charles Linkowici
Trafic
Board of Management
Car Minders and City Debates Spark Transport Plans
In Wan, references to self pointed car minders and AERA links surface. Mr GN King notes tensions as discussions pivot to a proposed transport Wil reform with official scrutiny and calls for compliance. President J C Wateon signals limited current power but urges vigilance amid evolving regulatory steps.
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AERA
GN. King
Fis 1B Fe
Pune
J. C. Wateon
Dangerous Practice Endangers Youth on Road Lorries
The NACMAL warns that youths cling to the off side of moving lorries after school, risking life and others oncoming traffic. Authorities may pursue action to compel riders to stop hitching rides on the near side.
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Mary Youthn
Canberra Publisher Adopts New Federal Capital Rag Title
Printed and published by C. J. Shake Federal Capital Fro of Australia Ltd at the rag Alesilic Canberra.
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C. J. Shake Federal Capital Fro of Australia, Ltd
Alesilic
Canberra
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