Torquay Sideshow and Tariff Talks Raise Winter Tension
Inland officials report a coming international conference on the Central Agreement on Trade and Tariffs. The discussions focus on tariff negotiations amid a deepening frost and potential shifts in Australian protection, with government readiness to respond to any economic shocks. The Australian delegation faces criticism over policy and the prospect of broader trade preference proposals.
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AGUAY
Deval
Tira Biainvar
Bepvili
Australia
Ction
Aomtralie
6000 Doctors in Free Drug Scheme Today
The Health Minister Earle Page announced a nationwide free drug program involving 6000 doctors and chemists. The plan aims to ensure patients receive essential medicines without red tape, with hospitals, pharmacies, and friendly societies contributing to emergency supplies.
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Earle ‘Page
Amit
Karleais
Bite
Whlen
Kent Atted
Evatt Attacks Stabilisation Plan and Labour Promises
In Sydney a political clash centers on economic stabilisation and inflation policy. Dr Evatt challenges government claims of no viable plan, alleging propaganda and election motives, arguing wage and price safeguards are essential for real stability amid shortages fears. He notes Labour’s stance and questions effectiveness of current measures.
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Unday
Pepiny
Ama
Ian
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Hotty
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Rae
Valarie
Tvportrd
Evait
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Neanid
Victoria Wins Callide Coal Surplus Deal With Queensland
Victoria will take the entire Callide coal output above Queensland’s existing commitments for three years, with a two year extension option. The agreement, announced after talks in Brisbane between Premier McDonald and Queensland’s leader, sets minimum delivery quantities and a plan to ramp up to about 200 000 tons annually, with shipments starting in October and prices expected to drop as production expands.
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Vic Toran
McDonald
Victoria
Enmve Promiard
Melbouran
New Wales
Geelong
Tramaport
Nereaae
Callide
Queensland
Barbacra
Commonwealth Finance Talks In London
Commonwealth finance talks in London discuss debt, strategy, and leadership shifts. Minterre and senior officials plan to present at the session, with attendance by regional representatives and observers. The agenda includes reform proposals, risk management, and economic coordination among Commonwealth nations.
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Commonwealth
London
British Isles Fall To New South Wales In Boxing Day Test
New South Wales defeats British Isles by 17 points after strong second half run. Travers tops scoring with several late baskets as NZ style play yields a narrow win. Dacha and Uni players also contribute bold scoring efforts.
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Visliure
Uni
Pineral
Bouthlew
Pol Ox
Polinta Wethewt
Pol Newth
Wales
Wales TT (O> Bi MC Shebaier
Tillamette
L. Jone
Ungrammatched infant birth cited in Iron Tung report
A fragmentary report from Alabama describes a difficult delivery in an iron tongue context. Doctors indicate the infant likely healthy after brief removal and stabilization, with unnamed observers noting the unusual birthing setting and immediate postpartum condition.
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Rubbelville
Conran
Patty Sieh Tae
Tell En Lear
Fragmentary WWII era report with unclear names and quotes
A damaged OCR fragment from a wartime report mentions Australia and strategy, with scattered quotes about defense and supply lines. It references a minister, industry founders, and strategic materials, but many names and phrases are garbled, leaving a partial, unclear account of wartime actions and claims.
Newcastle Sunday match report with close finish
In a high altitude track night at Prichhintt Stadium James won by seven ounces after a tight battle. Rydney Bundey and Johnny Mare were notable in the heats as 410.4 seconds clocked in the event.
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Mintater Tor
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brosMolat
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London
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INK
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Newcastle
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Ful Fee
Kenran
Rydney
Bundey
Jewao Jamia
Johnny Mare
Prichhintt Stadium
Lary Hight
James
Weather forecast from Canberra and region
Meteorological bulletin reports fair weather in Canberra and surrounding areas for the 24 hours beginning today. Winds light to moderate, with variable directions, and temperatures ranging from near freezing overnight to mild daytime highs. Coastal regions expect cooler conditions with a risk of light sprinkles along exposed shores.
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Tuarra
Kiesson
Fairbairn
Porestar
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Metrietes
Racial progress touted in U S remarks in Sydney report
The Sydney dispatch quotes American diplomat Witfield and Evy Wartarvil on easing racial tensions. They stress improved interracial relations, optimism for future partnership, and a pledge to continue joint efforts to reduce prejudice and foster equality.
Swedish scientists produce giant triploid ragbits
Swedish researchers claim to have created a giant triploid form of ragbits using multi patent attempts. The report notes three specimens are triploid and discuss genetic manipulation, potential drug extraction, and possible future applications in biotechnology and agriculture.
Damage Reported to HMAS Australia Amid Docking Rumor
Melbourne reports Sunday denies claim that Admiral Francia ordered emergency docking for HMAS Australia after damage near Singapore. officials say no abnormal events occurred and ship remains under standard naval checkup.
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Francia
HMAS
Australia
Treant Hong Talamitnaion
Bhp Abip
Ube
Cretan Feud Ends With Wedding
A tense feud in Crete culminates in a wedding between Grete and Cuajan Matulot at a monastery atop Mount Ta. After the ceremony the couple’s lovers and factions cooled, but authorities moved to prevent broader conflict. General Bainnel dispatched forces to Cavie as a precaution against renewed violence. With martial law in effect for ten days, calm returned as the pair’s union signaled a fragile truce amid factional tensions.
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Arly
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Yar
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Obstacles Seen to Pacific Pact Calls by Walmer
Commonwealth Revenue Minister Gordon Walmer warned that Pacific pact efforts face resistance and delays. He compared prospects to the Atlantic Pact, noting slow progress and ongoing divisions among allied nations while some states move toward stability.
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Ruane Courbein
Jtanos Completed at Manuka Courts
Fragmentary report notes completion of tennis events at Manuka Courts tied to a local club. Mentions affiliated members and a central venue named Maguire amid unclear PTR related proceedings. Names and specifics are not readable, but it implies a club match or completion event concluded at the Manuka tennis facilities.
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Chatter Fey
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Maguire
Legacy Week Opens With Lord Mountbatten Broadcast
In Sydney on Sunday Lord Mountbatten opened Legacy Week with a nationwide broadcast calling for remembrance. He praised Legacy's aid to war widows and children, noting the week marks anniversaries of the war declaration and Japan surrender, framing them as milestones in world history.
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Louie Mountbatten
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Inter City Air Record Set by Convair Flight
A Convair set a new intra city distance record in a Sydney Canberra Adelaide Sydney run. The mail flight covered 312 miles in 60 minutes and 188 minutes from Canberra to Sydney, surpassing previous times. The Adelaide to Sydney leg completed in 2 hours 7 minutes, beating its own prior record by about two minutes.
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Militee
Czech sentences on Yugoslav spies in postwar Prague
Postwar Prague reports list Yugoslav spy cases with executions and imprisonments. The State Court sentenced two to death and several others to long terms, naming officials from the university and government as involved. Names include Belk Kevic, Rudolf Jan, and Slobodan Mecure among the detainees.
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Slobodan Mecure
Sister Tearne Farewell Marked By Community
In Campbell area a memorial gathering at Bannister Gardens Play Centre saw sisters and community members bid farewell to Sister Dera Tearne after 20 years. The Mothercraft Society organized the event with representatives from Cane parish hospitals and local clinics. The Caneparra obstetric ward at Cane Terr Hospital noted her service and a collection of 10 silver spoons and a purse of notes was presented in her honor.
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345 Miles Dash To Save Youth In Coomamble
Peter Bassett 18 a butcher of Coomamble suffered severe injuries when a cut by a wire while working at his employer’s shop severed his formoral lirtory. Doctors and ambulance crews battled to save his life during a 345 mile transfer to Sydney. The operation and transfusion were attempted but his condition remained critical after the long journey and hospital reports say his sanctification was still merous.
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U S To Buy Wool For Defence Stockpile Planned
New York Times correspondent reports the United States will begin buying wool in the coming weeks to stockpile for defense needs. Military textile demand is expected to rise as plans include supplying uniforms for current war effort.
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Saning
United States
New York Times
Trotting crash near Harold Park injures bystander
A trotting event near Harold Park ended in a collision when a bystander was thrown toward the road after a horse veered and struck a passing tram. The incident disrupted traffic on New Canterbury Road as bystanders and officials attended the scene and the driver remained with the horse.
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Cena Lens
New Canterbury Road
Injured in Level Crossing Crash Near Dubbo
Mr Armett aged 26, a former editor of The Bunday, suffered severe injuries including a fractured leg and probable skull fracture after a level crossing crash while travelling from Molong to Dubbo. He and Mrs Armati were hospitalized, with late night hospital authorities reporting serious conditions.
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Arash
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Molong
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Mra
At- Mali
Duc
Man Charged With Manslaughter After Fatal Park Junction Crash
Police charged a man with manslaughter after a vehicle collision near Centennial Park at Wallis Beret and Ci ford Akreek junction. The victim, a woman from 18 Daterd Street, died at Vino cents Hospital.
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Bunday
Poller
Jeaneles Derma
Wallis Beret
Ciford Akreek
Centennial Park
Woman
BPR
Daterd Street
Ta Vinocents Hospital
Dew Benita
Tuna fishing by U S firm on N S W coast
A U S firm plans tuna fishing off New South Wales after Australian firms failed to secure permits. The operation targets cannery output, with a 15 foot clipper vessel and a crew trained in Fiji waters. Officials in Sydney stated the venture could boost export trade and add to Australia’s fishing capacity.
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N.S.W
Ie Soin
Mir Pvt
Une
Watera
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Rusavirald
Widow of Henry Lawson memorial honors Australian writer
Around 100 people gathered at the Henry Lawson Memorial in Bamala to pay homage to the Australian writer who died 28 years earlier. Mrs. Lawson urged Federal support for publishing Australian writers and criticized overseas influence on literature while recounting her husband’s works and the struggle of local publishers.
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Ebertine Lawaan
Boney Lavwaan
Iinet
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Avatralla
Len Habert
Clase
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Three Killed in Dubbo Road Smash
A fatal crash on the Wellington Dubbo road near Dubbo left Florence Tita Bowen and Bevan plus a third victim dead. Aman Redes Watt and two Bowen children were seriously injured while Bowen’s husband Ora Bowen survived. It was reported Bowen dimmed headlights to avoid another vehicle, causing a collision with a stationary car about seven miles from Dubbo.
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Fearyold Toy
Kile
Mee
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Sear Dubeik
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el Bowen
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Dubbo
Australian ALP Conference on Price Control in Sydney
The Australian Labor Party conference in Sydney outlines price control plans. State ALP affiliates are to be organised for the meeting with leaders including W Wright MLE and Labour Counsel Mr. Von Anderson, aiming to frame recommendations for policy aligned with the ACTU. The gathering is set for October with invited Hoos and other officials participating.
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Guiday
Atate AP
Atate
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Jana Labour Counsel
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Moscow charges 'persecution' of murder suspect
A report from Moscow alleges British effort to repatriate Eugen Bieranowieca, linked to a 1947 murder in Poland. Scotland Yard seeks custody while Moscow radio portrays the case as Western persecution. The suspect, once with Polish forces, allegedly confessed to a killing at a shop, with conflicting testimonies and political mistrust surrounding repatriation.
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Falla Siegel
Eugen Bieranowieca
Scotland Yard
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Buchs Bopkoeper
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Bat Snowice
Dudy
Mtefanowlon
Mosc Radio
Daal Atalanowior
Congress Bill To Curb Inflation Measures Proposed
Washington report outlines a House action on a bill to reduce inflation and extend wartime powers. The proposal, aiming to control prices and rationing, would give broad authority to the administration for economic stabilization, including defense-related production and lending powers. The measure includes tax changes and spending curbs, with fiscal impacts and phased installments noted.
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Alupegap
Truman
Iice
Cangrag
Canberra rifle team tops at weekend match
Canberra shooters won a rifle meet with McCarty leading, scoring four hits at long range. The event, held Saturday, featured teams battling on a carpeted range and ended with the local group edging rivals.
Unclear OCR sports note on women’s basketball foes
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions teams and players but lacks clear facts or outcomes. It references Hick, Ot ee marinnate Ak Het, Cranes, Crisler and Teena with cryptic context. No verifiable dates, scores, or locations are readable for a concrete card.
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Ak Het
Pateten
Ak FT Crisler
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