Gaoled for Marslaughter in Sydney Crim Court
In Gratral Criming Court today Gaoled driver Bhaniey Maamad 27 of Gladesville on two charges of randlaughter and one related count. Co-defendants William John Grieve 38 Leslie Wannah 40 face further charges not guilty pleas. The case concerns the deaths of Mersin Alexander Hutt GH and Thomas Cran after a motor cycle collision. The trial continues with upcoming appearances.
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Sydney
Yride
Bhaniey Maamad
Gladesville
Wan
Dasth
Mersin
Alexander Hutt
Aplace
Thomas Cran
Crewe
Hutt
Grant
Han
Onan Flaney
Nate “Hanan
Trafalgar Day Service Details and Local Notices
Fragmentary text mentions a Trafalgar Day service and local notices. Named individuals include Coral Rucker and Pavel, with references to a later event or meeting and unidentified details about plans. The readable portion provides limited context and no clear outcome.
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Pavel Seree
Nate Bese
Bel
Coral Rucker buss _e
Air Training For Canberra Youth Opens In 1940
Canberra readers learn of a new Air Training Corps forming in December under the Minister for Air This corps invites youth to undertake voluntary membership with RAF aligned training and civil air service exposure Tenor of the piece highlights leadership, fitness and service values as benefits of joining for young Canberrans.
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Canberra
Alamindea
Taolabion
Alan
A.A.P
Radsotr
Australia
Ucieus
FAAP
Ibs
Corpa
RAAF
Senor
Avr Clu
Corpo
de Ferce
Ti Attatralla
Neat
Aristion
Weather forecast and barometer readings for regional district
The report notes cloudy remaining conditions with light rain possible and light southwesterly winds. Temperature highs near 82.2 F and lows around 33 F are recorded with relative humidity and pressure data from stations including Crockwell Tol and Goulburn.
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Cousherra
Rayntall
Lugat
Viceregals visit to Shepparton show notes
Vice Regal Wilk and High Honourable W J Mekeh presided at the Medinai Executive Council meeting. Governor General accompanied by Batty McKell attended by Major G N cre and secretary visited Shepparton during the agricultural show season.
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Wilk
W. J. Mekeh
Medinai Executive Council
Iis Rauie eeeSe
Moraldy
Ils
Facellency
Oy Mas ‘Batty McKell
W. GN. Cre
Antuary
Bhepparton
The Senate Incident In Canberra Times Thursday Report
In Canberra Times report Sen Ashfey disputes attribution of remarks about a Minister. Senator Auhiny denies making Famark statements while other government senators challenge the claim. A later report reiterates Ashfey denial and apology for misattribution.
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Ganberra Times
Banate
Previ
Bente
Auhiny
Ashiey
Benaine Aanfey
Publiaheo Yeaturday
Benator Ashfey
Ranator
Ashfay
Nim
Cars Damaged by Collision near Sydney
Vehicle collision caused damage to several cars near Sydney. Witnesses report skid marks and a minor injury, with authorities investigating the incident and directing traffic around the scene.
Widespread Floods Threaten Large Areas Across NSW
Detailed flood warnings describe heavy rain and rising rivers across New South Wales with Barwon River and 4 Lane reportedly affected. Far South Coast towns face up to four inches of rain and isolation by road in several districts as habitation and transport are disrupted. Residents fear Christmas isolation while emergency crews brace for further rises and damage.
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Harramed N.S.W
Tomate
Barwon
Wilrennia
Glen Davis
Wagga
Richtenta
Lachien
Amiety
Parken
Orange
Molong
AL Dubbo
Macquarie River
East Oippaland
Victorie
Iran
Arran
Buchan
Molanglo
Commonwealth Bridge
Daytevak
Niara Barong
Seti
Butlivan
Acotta
Larinon Mga
Wath Inter
Motor Francport
Canberra
Albay
Coer
Sydney
Hiraugh Watheee Yrat
Albion
Er Bhd
Nrrootia Wheat
Ube Causeway
Pgenvre
Wedaral
Gouly Yara
Yarra
Collector
Laks George
New Record for Canberra Rainfall
Canberra records an extraordinary rainfall amount surpassing previous marks with new monthly totals highlighted. The log shows spikes across several months including September and October, indicating an unprecedented wet period for the city.
Rivers flood disrupts transport and warns of further rain
Heavy rain causes rising streams and road closures across a wide area. The Molonglo and Queanbeyan rivers flood Commonwealth Bridge as trains, coaches, and motorists face delays. Officials warn of continued rainfall with potential for more inundation, while Sydney braces for a new rainfall record and higher water levels.
Smith's Weekly To Close in Australia
Sydney reports that Smith's Weekly plans to close after a buyout by an investment firm connected to the newspaper industry. The paper was founded in 1920 by Sho tater doyntun Brith and listed figures include Robert Clive Packer and Claude Main. Further details of the printing list remain unconfirmed.
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Sydney
Smith Weekly
Ttie
Ack Investment
Smith's
Sho Tater
Bern
Minister of Health Opens Bast Week Broadcast
Late last night the minister announced the opening of a national broadcast aiming to reach a wide audience. He said the campaign targets preventing 10 000 views and emphasizes education in every community as the country enters a new phase of public health outreach.
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Ant Promeye
Merle Page
Ua Certury
Polio Cases in Iron Lungs Reported in Australia
Reported cases involve two patients aged 24 and 28 with severe polio, both in iron lungs. Authorities warn of potential nationwide impact on diphtheria and delivery services as isolation and transport arrangements are made for care.
Basic Wage Rise Apply Rules Set by Arbitration Court
The Full Arbitration Court will decide how the £1 basic wage rise applies to individual unions and awards. The plan auto applies from the first pay period in November, unless unions secure separate application. The chamber of manufacturers notes the court may delay until formal clarifications are issued.
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Mrlaoun
Toatay
Yeatenay Art
Oowire Agm
Nul &P
Ithe Chamber of Manufacturers
Eezriow
Tatatement
Fee, Iykett
Ir. A
Meldayeuat” Ther
Tapi
Atabemont Lagrace Ik
Trains Halt Across Three States Amid Labor Dispute
Rail services in New South Wales Victoria South Australia are set to stop for 24 hours starting Sunday midnight as unions push for new agreements. The Australian Railways Union and the Federated Railway Locomotive Engineers demand pay, overtime rules, and weekend penalties, with 3000 railway workers and 5000 mine crews affected. Negotiations continue with government mediation unlikely until Tuesday.
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Vis
Orien ‘Railway Atrike
NRW
South Australia
Melbourne
LB Auatin
Vieterlutt ‘Ralwaya Commissioners
Austratian Ailway Union
Koatratan Federstedain
Victorian
J. AL Vergeton
Lovegat
Yanry Metropetin Jarda
Vic Foram Rallye
Miss Ambulance 1950 Crowned at Canberra Ball
The Canberra Ambulance annual ball crowned Miss Ambulance 1950 after a crowded event at Albert Hall. Brides of Chief Officer and other attendees wore ceremonial dress while a Guard of Honour performed. Fire precautions were noted as dancers enjoyed the evening and fundraising for the service continued.
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Miss Ambulance
Mins Pol Mangan
Te Canberrs Ambulance
Atces Pi
Rigaoe
Fan
Cuae
Pnaiueni
Bart. Wattocves
Distressed Areas Aid Fund Appeals By Nations
An official statement reports an appeal for aid to distressed areas of the world. Rev OF Pyke notes badges granted by the Prime Ministers Department to assist the Commonwealth work without interrupting departmental operations.
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Amas
Cn. Permeu Tuniday
Te World
Avatraliag
Association For the Cinited Netinatike
Pyke
Yeux
Commonwealth
Uoett Rader
Church Leaders Urge United Nations Day Observance
Australian church leaders call for United Nations Day on October 24 with church services across Canberra and Sydney. Archbishops and pastors urge faith communities to back UN ideals, promote peace, and support prayers for global harmony.
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United Pontins
Canberra
Sydney
United Nations
Ition
Harold King
Congregational Union of Australia
New Bete
United “Watsons
Mipporss
Euirech
Australia
Commonwealth
Josiah Park
Hine Federal Conference of Churches of Chetat
Churches of Christ
Archdeacon Robinses Named New Bishop of Riverina
Archdeacon Robinses of Mackay is named successor to Bishop Bushey Shureau of Riverina as Archbishop of Sydney reports. The announcement notes Archdeacon Robinses trained at Melbourne University and was ordained in the late 1960s, marking a long ministry planned to continue in the Riverina see.
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Robinses
Riverina
Archbiabop
Bydney
Untitled fragment prompts cautious archival note
The readable text fragment appears garbled and fragmented with no clear event, person, or organization identifiable. It mentions dates and names in a distorted form, lacking coherent context for a proper summary.
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Smith’s Weekly
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