Canberra Court weighs drunken driving manslaughter charge
In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions Alfred Sutton faced a charge of driving a motor vehicle under the influence after a collision on Ame Park Road on October 20. Prosecutors noted both vehicles were damaged. defense argued glare from headlights caused the crash. A fine of 10 pounds plus costs was contemplated, with the magistrate noting the defendant's good character and considering factors before imposing punishment.
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A. G. Hardwick
P.M
Canberra
Petty Sesatons
Alfred Sutton
Waller
Perrimin
Hardwick
Cook
Porrimna
Civic Centre Smash Plea and Collision Incident
A plea of guilty was entered by Darcy Morris for failing to give way to a train. The incident involved a collision at the intersection of Jeffit and Northbourne Avenues. Proceedings noted observers and magistrate regulations, with warnings issued and approvals pending.
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Darcy Morris
Conaldble Verrimann
Tayhlaer Tt
Jecuit
Northbourne
Hours for nurses Sydney Tuesday judgment update
A Full Bench inquiry into nursing hours in public hospitals announced a 52 hour week for trainees and assistants 48 hours for trained nurses 56 hours for night staff with meal times included. Justice Web noted hospital variations and suggested extending hours beyond 140 granted in 1983, except in small wards with under twenty beds.
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Sydney
Comunicaion Tota
Jhoort
Swastika on Bogumil Tombstone At Sarajevo Finding
Archaeologists and students of heraldry in Yugoslavia react to the unearthed Bogumil tombstone near Sarajevo bearing a massive swastika. The Bogumils, Albigensian heretics, sought refuge in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 13th century, and their large tombstones are notable across the countryside. The swastika is a hitherto unknown emblem in Bogumil remains.
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Yugoslavia
Gornyl Moehiotsi
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Hermovina
Rare Jewels and Robes At Buckingham Palace Audience
Report describes a 2B year old Nawab of Rasapur and his Begum wearing priceless items including centuries old Oriental tubes, gold cloth coats, embroidered turbans, and enormous jewelry. Detectives guarded the Nawab’s valuables at a Royal Suite in the West End before an audience with the King. The Begum wore an ancient sari of fifteen yards embroidered in gold with Oriental birds and flowers and a large diamond ornament. This marked the first time a ruling Muslim Princess appeared Went without her veil.
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Rasapur
Begum
Buckingham Palace
West End
Palace
Tam Ghiet
Printed and published by the Federal Capital Press of Australia
Document notes that Christopher John Bhi printed and published material for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at the company offices in Bart ures Braddom.
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Christopher John Bhi
Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd
Bartures Braddom
Inquest Ordered Into Ancient Gold Coins Discovery
Four gold Roman coins of the fourth century and a gold ring found at Malden Castle in Dorset are to be the subject of a coroner's inquest. If the Treasury claims the coins the Prince of Wales could claim market value but it is expected the items will be handed to Dorset County Museum. The treasure was found at the entrance to a Roman temple.
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Malden Castle
Malden Newton
Dorset
Prince of Wales
Duchy of Cornwall
Thhey
Dorset County Museum
Reichasportfeld named for West Berlin arena
The vast West Berlin sports ground and arena is officially named Reichasportfeld, chosen over Olympia Town. Streets leading to the arena are renamed, with Fighting Arena Avenue among the new dignified thoroughfares reflecting the site’s significance.
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West Berlin
Reichasportfeld
Olympia Town
What Is Rheumatism in Old Medical Treatises
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century text discusses rheumatism as a broad chronic ailment. It outlines two forms, notes joint pain and backache, and references treatments by Harrison and others. The passage mentions home remedies and the struggle to identify causes and proper care.
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Irene
Harrison
Ughaons
Kents Aninney
Hueriaga
PML
petrol report delayed in house as Lyons answers questions
In the House of Representatives Prime Minister Lyons explained the Government cannot rush the Royal Commission on Petrol. He emphasized he hopes to receive the commission's report soon, despite ongoing delays and questions from Mr. Green about accelerating its presentation.
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Royal Commission On
House of Representatives
Mr. Lyons
R. Green
Lyons
Lost Village Fleury Remembered Near Verdun Chapel Resting Place
A fragmentary report recalls Fleury once a French village in the Red Zone near Verdun. The 1916 fighting razed six communes and left no rebuilding. The only vestige now is a chapel on the spit, with the village name still appearing on district maps.
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Fleury
Verdun
Oldest Tree in the World in Mexican Churchyard
In Southern Mexico near Oaxaca lies the Ratmans Cypress in Santa Maria del Tule churchyard. The massive trunk measures about 130 feet in girth, with experts estimating the tree's age between 5000 and 6000 years, dating back to pre Dynastic Egypt and ancient exodus era.
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Mexico
Santa Maria del Tule
Oxaca
Menes
Cheops
Great Pyramid
Land of the Nile
Penny on Church Spire Spotted During Repairs at Bristol
During repairs 21 years ago Mee W Hancock placed a penny on the 2501 high spire of St Nicholas Church in Bristol. While he was fixing the weathercock at the tip the penny remained in place, carried by the wind and time, a curious relic noted in local lore.
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Bristol
Mee
W. Hancock
St. Nicholas Church
Hancock
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