Royal Canberra A M Jordan ad prose
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and dates with header style, indicating an advertisement. It references locations, times, and shares. Readable items include Beacohare and J. T. Spee EB, with scattered numbers and place cues, suggesting a local notice or sale teaser in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper excerpt.
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Canberra Forecast Update From Fragmentary Text
Weather bulletin fragment notes fine and warm conditions with scattered clouds. Mentions Canberra region and a forecast for a near term day with modest caution about changing cloud cover.
Debate Over Transfer of Council Control Sparks Public Service Critique
A Canberra Times article voices concern over moving the Australian Council for Scientific and Industrial Research from ministerial to Commonwealth Public Service Board control. It argues the shift may deter scientists, lower remuneration, and invite political maneuvering, urging ministerial leadership to retain direct oversight.
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Death of J J Symons Founder of Ningras Lora
Obituary notice for J J Symons, founder of Ningras Lora line, described as a pioneer born in the area. The announcement notes his passing and honors his work as an industrial founder and community figure.
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J. J. Symons
Ningras Lora
Fares Threaten Tourist Kiosks in Sydney Area
A garbled report mentions fares threatening tourist kiosks near Sydney, with unclear details about ownership by a Water Board and potential destruction or disruption. No verifiable names, dates, or precise actions are present.
Mikado Triumph At Albert Hale Despite Critics
A fragmented but largely favorable report praises the Mikado production at Albert Hale. The review highlights Vows The Wach cet Tit Willow and Koko performances, noting Williae Hunt and others delivered strong turns while some soloists overreached. It cautions against departing from traditional staging and calls for consistency in future productions.
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Toe Taney
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van Imming
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ROMEAN RETRACK FUGITIVE REPORTED OVERLOOKED
Fragmented OCR text describes a fugitive tied to Korsan rights, with unclear location and threats of attack. The readable phrases reference Umea Pomoig and a potential pursuit or confrontation, but details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
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Fugday
Korsan
Umea Pomoig
Setich Han
Legion to Tighten Rules of Reds
The Australian Legion of European servicemen plans to redraft region rules to broaden the ban on Communists. A spokesperson said changes could allow members while aligning with recent court rulings, signaling ongoing internal debate and scrutiny.
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Motorcycle Crash Fatality Shocks North Bondi Race Event
A motorcycle burst into flames after colliding with a fuel truck at a race in North Bondl. The rider Fisbert Charla Carolan died of internal injuries while en route to hospital. his accident disrupted the event and authorities investigated.
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National University to Begin Immediate Building Plans
The Interim Chancellor outlined urgent projects including a college complex with laboratories for the Research Set of Physical Sciences, staff housing, and administrative offices. The plan envisions full construction soon, with facilities to support expanded research and postwar university needs.
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Man Hunt for Bashers in Sydney Underworld
Homicide detectives comb underworld haunts for the Bandiah Millers and the attackers of 40 year old Harry Bradshaw who was beaten to death on Friday night in Mary Street Dirty Wills. An anonymous caller reported the assault and investigators work through the weekend to identify suspects believed to be seeking money from the victim.
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Harry Bradshaw
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Mary Street
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Conta
Persee
Rome
Replay Ordered in Open Golf Title
Open golf controversy centers on a replay decision. Timers and officials struggled as two players dominated front runners with a late surge. It remains unclear who will be crowned champion after a misplayed stroke and disputed lead changes.
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Canberra Film Centre Screens Racial Conflict Themed Films
The Canberra Film Centre shows two mine prevented by racial conflict titles Wolves of Malaya and Brotherhood of Stan tonight at the Tnalituite of Aca demy. Brotherhood of Man is a collector cartoon while the program includes an Australian novel on film concert and a dinner.
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Brotherhood of Stan
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Canberra
Brotherhood of Man
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Now York immigration policy debate on displaced Europeans
An excerpt quotes Mr Uji of the American Din Commission arguing about Australia’s immigrant selection amid postwar displacement. Mr Carusl, recently back from Europe, notes Australian concerns and U.S. aims for safer, orderly procedures.
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Play Goes On Despite Ban at Independent Theatre
The Independent Theatre Company's show Rusty Waggles faced a city ban due to alleged obscene language and gender issues. Despite police presence and protests, the premiere proceeded with plans to stage a subsequent performance the following night, while organizers pledged to continue rehearsals and preparations as usual.
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Rusty Wagles
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German schooner Ste hits Ming near Kokoutts
Two crew members were killed and two injured when the German schooner Ste struck while en route from Abanon to Kokoutts off Copenmagen. The incident occurred Sunday. the other details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a maritime collision with casualties.
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TU.C. to Break With Red World Federation
London reports the national Committee of the True Union Congress has recommended suspending a member and outlining the TUCs stance on Communism. The line of the Bene Fal council defines the TUC mood toward Communism both in Britain and abroad, with the Arthur order case under miners’ scrutiny influencing proceedings.
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Migrants Arrive by Convair in Melbourne Flight
A Perilous late afternoon Convair service brought aboard eighteen migrants in two airliners. One plane landed after a delay at Parafield due to ignition trouble, then arrived Benendon later. The other aircraft touched down at Benendon tonight, completing the Melbourne migrant arrival.
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West Indies XL Makes Progress in Indian Match
Unclear text reports West Indies XL struggles and a late innings effort with notable names like Kasper and Clyde, while Indian XI counters, wickets falling, and score details hint at a 235 total for one side and 2734 updates. McWatt and Baind noted for bowling figures, with Indian batsmen facing pressure as the match unfolds.
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Kasper
Clyde Yu
V.MC.A NOTES ON ACT CANCELLATION AND EVENTS
Community notices describe ACT cancellation requirements and local events. Canberra activities include a basketball match at Drill Hall and planned social gatherings at Mugen Way with youth groups and a Christmas party.
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Canberra
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Eleven Admirals of the Fleet Rise in Navy Ranks
London dispatch reports eleven Admirals of the Fleet promoted by the Royal Navy. The elevation past senior admirals includes the admiralty and chief of staff with high honors conferred yesterday amid formal ceremonies.
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London
Runde
Royal Navy
Disqualified Greyhound Parties In Grafton Case
In Grafton on Sunday AA. Couptlan miner of the Freynaind Big Blosie Gog rainer R Hollis and bookmaker T Agnew were disqualified for five years by an independent racing inquiry. The action followed a wager dispute tied to the Big Break event at the Sha atpendary grounds.
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South Casino
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Coal Industry Differences Amid War Finance Plan
The piece discusses coal industry shifts and national plans during wartime, noting production targets, state control, and the creation of a joint board. It mentions government investment, worker welfare programs, and future industry restructuring to ensure supplies and economic support.
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Maxwell Out For Rugby Tour Of England
Australia rugby league captain Colin Maxwell was injured in the London match, casting doubt on his participation in the tour. Key players like Tyquin and Rawson were also affected as injuries disrupted the squad ahead of the September 25 game and the England tour.
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