U N C Plan for Palestine Sparks Arab Warning in Cairo
An Arab executive in Cairo denounces the United Nations partition plan for Palestine and warns it will ignite the East. After a four day conference the Arab High Executive reiterates demand for an independent Arab state and a halt to Jewish immigration. The Stern Gang criticizes the partition while urging Jews to prepare for prolonged conflict against British authorities.
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Cairo
UNO
Palestine
Caio
Ite
Serughom
Stern Gang
Cabinet approves new division of Child Health in Health Dept
The Cabinet approved creation of a Child Health division within the Department of Health. It will coordinate prenatal welfare services, support research on growth and development, malnutrition and child diseases, and educate medical graduates. Located at the Institute of Anatomy in Canberra, with permanent staff to be appointed.
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Department of Health
Institute of Anatomy
Canberra
McKenn
Bound Over Woman In Local Civil Case In Kempsey
A man applied for a warrant to bound over a woman in a local matter at the car court in Kempsey. The woman, said to be the wife of a police inspector, faced a formal charge and possible bound over after neighbours testified. A decision was not announced as the court adjourned.
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Kempsey
Tovday
Wolel
W. A. Mobb
Phemmagiatgute
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Stubborn Colds
A nineteenth century newspaper item promotes Woods peppermint cure as a remedy for stubborn coughs and colds. It touts its effectiveness and urges readers to try the product for quick relief.
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Woods
Australian interned man fails appeal for ejectment order
Ady, interned in Australia during the war, failed in a appeal today for ejectment of an Australian, his wife, and two children from premises at Willoughby. Taftu Tanaka, laundry proprietor, sought ejectment of Dillard William Morrissey after Mrs Tanaka ran the laundry during her husband’s internment. The magistrate dismissed the application.
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Ady
Austratia
Faw
Willoughby
Taftu ‘Tanaka
Dillard William Morrissey
Tanaka
Hushand
Morrissey
Accommodation Scarce In Canberra Over Weekend
Accommodation was almost impossible in Canberra as reports said Eight Hour weekend visitors, with 40 turned away at a Yass hotel Monday night and many sleeping in the hotel lounge. Queanbeyan and surrounding towns also faced bed shortages with residents sleeping in lounges as traffic overwhelmed rural roads.
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Canberra
Touriat Bur. Eau
Dunbar
Yass
Theri
Queanbeyan
Building plans on Mt. Ainslie in Canberra draw survey scrutiny
Canberra survey section probes Mt Ainslie site long viewed as scenic building block. Eastern Eden Street area earmarked for government homes with trees slated for felling. existing leases to wood merchants may run for years.
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Canberra
Department of the Interior
Tey
Day Old Chicks by Air Supply to Canberra
Amalgamated Hatcheries of Bankstown New South Wales ships day old chicks to Canberra using air freight. The stock, bred to restock Singapore and the Far East, is hatched under ultraviolet light to reduce disease. Each consignment carries a New South Wales Government health certificate. Deliveries to Canberra occur on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays before noon.
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Amalgamated Hatcheries
Bankstown
Australi
R.L A
W.L
Canberra
Singapore
Death in Orange road crash claims third victim
A car crash on Parkes Road in Orange early Monday morning has now claimed a third life. Victims named include William Larry Mulch Iner, 83, from Orange, who suffered a broken leg and later died. Also killed were James Lea Kelly, 90, and Mrs J Hennewny, 62, both of Orange. several others were injured with two in critical condition.
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Orange
Faa
Parkes Road
William Larry Mulch- Iner
James Lea Kelly
Fratervs
J. Hennewny
James Seunessy
James Leo Kelly
Junior
Markets Report 1000 Boxes of Fish in Sydney
In Sydney this morning 800 boxes of fresh fish were joined by 258 boxes of frozen meat and 160 boxes of lobsters in markets. The United Fishermen's League fears a fish shortage due to a market ban while the Master Fish Merchants Association says bakermen are earning well and may resist the ban. Northbound and southbound train services run with several daily departures, reservations via TAA offices at Civic Centre.
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Sydney
Tuenday
United Fishermen’s League
Fucsy
Tarvarrow
Master Fish Merchants Association
Rochester
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House OF Sea
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Hotpoint
RADIO
S.T.C. Stromberg Carlion
Aireyne
T.C. Ad Hotpoint
Ineilvenie
Civic Centre
OLDEN
Bray Lepere
Shawns
Chet
Jenny
U.N.C
East
Division OF ‘Child Health
Eich
MT. Ainslie
Bankstown, N.8.w
Tranhau
Pam
TAA Bookies
Feld
Ball's Amalley
Chapmas St
Braddon
SR. Sar
Guy's Hospital
Ace Eno
Macleans
Imi
J. S. Crapp & Son
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