Canberra Show Entries Amended Date for Melbourne Show
Canberra exhibitors plan to attend the Melbourne Show with a revised final day date October 2 fielding entries from inter male exhibitors. The Canberra Show Association announces changes to entries and admission details, with hotel Wellington hosting discussions on event preparation and administration.
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Canberra
Manuke Oval
la Latentors
Ine Seule
Melbourne
Hotel Wellington
Fire attack on West Ryde theatre ends in partial damage
A blaze struck the West Ryde theatre around midnight as candles or a fire attempt caused smoke and scattered debris. Fire crews contained the flames after a brief alarm with some interior damage and guests evacuated through upper windows. Witnesses described the smoke and the rapid response by the brigade.
Nowra Supports Proposed State in South District
Nowra Development Committee proposes a Royal Commission to examine creating a new state in the south district. The plan envisions a state covering about 20,000 square miles from Blateman's Bay to Base Victoria, with Berm as capital, and would involve a formal government appointment.
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NOWRA
Manare Mouth ‘Coast
Wince
Royal Comioe
Tate
Blateman’s Bay
Kitchen
Victora
Canberra Forecast Summary
Canberra and surrounding areas show scattered clouds with broken cloud cover. North winds tend westerly, cooler temperatures expected with light showers in western Highlands coast to the south. Winds remain steady, temperatures easing through the day across coastal regions.
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Highlands
Canberra Weather Saturday Summary
Weather report for Canberra with readings across the day including barometer 30.087 inches at 3 pm and 46.2 at 9 am, temperatures peaking around 00 and dipping to 31, wind directions NW and WNW, rainfall not specified, and dam inflows noted.
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Zarie
Pan
Wint Ac Dam
Beniw
Tragic airliner incident examined by Australian officials
The article reviews the Lutana disaster and the lessons drawn by investigators. It notes Civil Aviation regulations, strict enforcement, and ongoing efforts to improve air travel safety while acknowledging past incidents and public confidence in Australian airline service. It mentions a plan to elicit information to handle similar events and preserve safe operations.
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Australie
Inman
Department of Civil Aviation
Paul
Miahupa
Lutana
Uxpicts
Lady Olivier’s Sydney Artists Visit Canberra Highlight
Noted performers including Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier visited Canberra where they received a monetary presentation from Canberra Hospital volunteers for the Food for Britain Fund. Lady Olivier presented one pint and helped raise funds during the visit.
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Mir Laurence
Canberra
Aum
Catleat
Star and Pathenta
Canberra Hospital
Dons
Olivier
Dairy Board Plans Trade Talks With Great Britain
Melbourne dispatch reports the Dairy Produce Board will meet to discuss dairy trade terms with Great Britain. An agreement runs from June 30 providing a sterling increase of per cwt for butter and cheese. B. W. Peterson, an American expert, will tour Australia to study animal husbandry.
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Melbourne
Isanany
Dairy Produce Board
Salt migrants to arrive at Sydney from Worcester Victory
Hundreds of European migrants will arrive tomorrow on the Worcester Victory. Most are Balte from ilaplaved persona' campa in Europe. They will be escorted to Madhuret for teaching Exquah and Australian manners. The voyage is part of a planned migration program.
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Sydnpr
Bunday
Sovers
Worcester
Themshaven
Europe
Madhuret
Consul at Soma Recalled After Security Incident
An official announcement states United States Vice-Consul Donald Rowing has been recalled after a security issue. The note cites ongoing inquiries and mentions information gathering through July.
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Soma
Aes Eh
Neran
Inday
United States
Donald Rowing
Weiter
Emm Co Strikers Expected To Resume Today
Grange Marcay reports the welders strike at the Mt 10,0 electrical reetory has been actuated with only 36 of 100 metal workers returning to work yesterday. Co-managing director J J Carroll expressed disappointment as many workers took other jobs, including airline positions, this week.
U S Withdrawal From Japan Not Yet In Sight
A correspondent notes the United States faces challenges in planning a Japanese withdrawal. Cowen argues ongoing occupation must maintain stability, economy, and democratic reforms. He cites Soviet pressure in Austria Korea and a large armed force in Northern Korea as factors shaping policy.
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Curren
Sientadt
Jagen
Japan
Comen
Guly Ip Dupan
Havin Treord
Gitte Fe
Pertog
United States
Austria
Korea
America
Hociet Agenta
Legacy convention in Perth Sydney بالم
The fragmentary text references a legacy convention in Perth Sydney with attendees including Mr. Eric Mill and Mr. Arunue Chenga. It mentions New Bouth Vries and Yan Newt Mas tiennt, and an event led by a chairman from a group named Lernay Appeal.
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Perth
Sydney
Snitsy
Dalogalva Toon
New
Bouth Vries
Newcantla
Eric Mill
Arunue Chenga
Diateiel Ranch Prenenia T
Sf Yhe Lernay
Half caste man held for murder in South Australia
A man of mixed descent is charged with the murder of Mrs Grace Hutter at a town in South Australia. The victim died at hospital from throat and shoulder wounds suffered in the attack.
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Adelaide
Wounda
Grace Hutter
Vath Town
S.A
Aoapital
French Trade Mission to Australia
Confused OCR fragment notes a French trade mission to Australia with unclear lines about concerns over adverse conditions and representatives. The readable portion hints at a formal delegation or talks but lacks concrete details, dates, or outcomes.
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Australia
Rose Bay assault prompts police questioning in Sydney
In a case linking four men to a night attack at Rose Bay, Commonwealth Security Police questioned witnesses as they tied the incident to a nearby residence. Victims, including Mr Warn and his wife, suffered braises and cuts after being assaulted at 10:90. Police report no further comment.
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Sydney
Rowe Bay
Jentry
Commonwealth Security
Tie Wate
Amy
Kent Road
Tose Bay
Anthony Wen
Warn
Unclear OCR Records Stir Probe Into Ex-Estable Hand
fragmented text implies investigators review former staff actions at an estate or property job, mentioning names Duncan, Brooks, Lynch, and others. references to February employment status, discharges, and a solicitor statement. details are garbled and hard to parse.
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Coe
Tres
Brooks
Lynch
Flemington
cGy
Tim
Femagun
Work to Start on Lawson Memorial at Uranderri Site
Reported plan outlines construction by Lewison memorialist on the former Inte rat site near Mitch Library. The project aims to honor Lawson with a statue at a prominent location, amid community ceremony and public notices.
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Lawson
Lewison Memiorist
Interat
Uranderri
Truck Wreckage Pinning Report From Bayview Road
A truck crash on Bayview Road left a man trapped for about 28 minutes before rescue. Hobert Hirkeco of Church Point was pinned under wreckage and transported to Manny Foaplead hospital with injuries to the face and hands. An ambulance team freed him after hours on scene.
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Sydney
Sounds
Porown
Walt
Bayview
Hobert Hirkeco
Missing Sydney man found after week in bush
A Sydney man who disappeared amid a two week holiday arrived in a gully near Cootha and was found midday by a passerby after collapsing from exhaustion. A reward had been offered and authorities continued to search for his companions who disappeared earlier.
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Brisbane
Bunny
Aydney
Ian
Reward Bewley
Chifley Appeals for Increased Coal Output
Mr Chifley urges higher coal production to avert industry decline harming workers. He criticizes policy critics, accuses white collar elites of manual work ignorance, and defends the Coal Board’s stance as essential to revitalizing mining.
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Mr. Chifley
A. Ay
Ee Mining
Teorganien
South Coast Miners Plan Renewed Action Across Union
Sydney to-morrow will consider two motions on resuming work stoppages at South Coast mines and a potential reorganization. Delegates warned that large scale strikes could spread to Mont Keven and Mount Kembla mines, with fears of broad disruption if AWU and union leaders push further protests.
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Susasy
Renee
Bouthem
Mont Keven
Mount Kembla
Feder
Hon
Rees Jaghines
Bill Mohs ‘Preaiest
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Jaraiion
W. Pariinao
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Delagate Board
Solent
Bouth
Old Builll Lodge
Parkinson
Aummories
Federation Vo Atribe
Aw.u
A.w.ul
Cowal Tinea
Tof Thorn
Women’s hockey results from Saturday afternoon play
In Division 1 action at Christophers University Jet and Queanbeyan 3 to 1 and 3 to 0 respectively, with standout scorers including M. Kigan, B Harsey, and Margulis. The Roal nooner War saw Mrokense and D. Lancaster among the scorers as teams featured Mlewett and Molnnes. MBION 3 YWOA beat FAD 2. G Booth and L Big Mall led the winners with strong scoring contributions.
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Christophers
Beorere
Brophy
Bufington
Ny Biaphonn
Tower
University Jet
Queanbeyan
Mrokense
Metensin
D. Lancaster
Aga
MM. Ml
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Mbion
Ywoa
G. Booth
L. Big Mall
Baler
Trade Opening in British West Indies Market Sparks Posts
A commission in New York reports a new trade opening between Aurelia and the British West Indies. The plan envisions a settle factory trade absorbing substantial Australian exportable warplay and a tipping facility to capitalize on cane shipments. Commodities of interest include damamines pork beet terri fied iron rare steel hardware meats and fruit products plus confectionery foods and machinery.
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Sina
Newark
Ellen
Marie
Aurelia
Excorge
Aici
British West Indies
Ansta
Animal Fooda
Merans Telaur
Con Reianars
Saint Lucie
Yass Triumphs Against Queanbeyan in Rugby League Match
Yass defeated Queanbeyan in a rough Group 8 rugby league clash at Caultuien yesterday. The Veterans led by Pooley and Wikait anchored the defense as Yass secured a narrow win through precise kicking and forward pressure despite Queanbeyan’s late resilience.
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Yass
Queanbeyan
Caultuien
Eme
Queanveyan Alencet
Wits
Che Becks
Ehancra
Tnt
Ural
Tor
Harold Wikait
Tata
Yan
India lifts ban on Australian canned fruits
Government relaxes import restrictions allowing limited quantities of Australian canned fruits and vegetables into India under licence. Officials say licenses will mirror levels last year and may extend to related products with syrup, potentially reviving Australian brands in the Indian market.
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India
Department of Commerce
Porta
Traian
New Zealand
Muscatele
Ametralla
Australia Loses Singles In Davis Cup Battle
The Davis Cup match features Bidwell and Guat Ware defeating Parker and Quist in singles to slip Australia behind. Schroeder dominates with service and returns, taking the pivotal set as U.S. victory looms.
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Australia
Rat Hills
Surung
Bidwel
Guat Ware
Von Nida Second in Golf Exhibition at Barnard's Castle
In a Henry Vardon Trophy style exhibition at Barnard's Castle County Durham, Dal Hour shot 87 to win while Norman Von Nida finished second with 68. Bousneld and Yor Nida tied for third with 79 as Bhairkiend posted 62 and best-ball 40 in a four-ball format.
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London
Tuntey
Norman von Wide
Henry Vardon
N Fowent Avirages
Charlen Wardix
TBH
Valewe Tnira
Shankland
Dal Hour
Barnard's Castle
County Durant
van Nida Miu K
Bousneld
Race records and results from a cryptic athletics page
An Australian entrant Pattenden Way places second in a pursuit race. The text reports a track record and a rough time near 1450, with mentions of Cart height and Mole, plus unclear references to venues and other competitors. The OCR is highly garbled, obscuring full names and exact outcomes.
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London
Bunday
Patterson
Australia
Pattenden
Pat
Eesor
Auatomlin
Death of Chinese War Lord Desba and Family Aboard Ship
Reports say Chinese war lord Marshal Feng Yur Haiang and his daughter died at sea aboard a vessel between Batumi and Odessa. Yur Haiang, expelled from the Kuomintang, had returned from exile on a government mission amid Chiang Kai-shek’s crackdown.
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DESBA
Tues Newangency
Marhal Feng YurHaiang
Fonahiy
Batumi UN Odienna
YueHaiang
Kuomintang
Pty Wat
Chiang
Kalahick
Ordor
Unibet Tate
Milk truck crash swamps Adelaide Avenue scene
Reported incident states Vivien Kirchner of Ad Avaway was admitted to Sanbette Hospital after a milk truck swept off the road near the Prime Minister's Lodge. Conditions described as possibly satisfactory. police said the truck left the footpath following the collision in Adelaide Avenue.
Melbourne Fire Sparks Bottle and Boot Raid
A chaotic incident in Melbourne involved bottles and boots during a street flare up. Eyewitnesses describe a tense scene with a crowd, patrols, and a chaotic chase as items were thrown and people moved quickly. No injuries or official statements are provided in the readable text.
Imland Mission Appeal Highlights Aboriginal Aid Efforts
A damaged historic report outlines missionary work in Australia including the Marmansbiure Lutherly Mission and Victorian Home Missions, noting centers in Howth and Wealey Reid Methon ichiens. The text praises ambulance and patrol services, schooling, and lodging for Aboriginal children, with mentions of hostels and 44 children served.
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Marten
Une Rav
W. J. Huntin
Eeccntin
Minmons
UneMethodiat
Alain Myston
Wealey
Reid Methonichiens
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Carrial
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Henry Geammth
Alera
Cinb
Schoo
Humbie
Pull Tram Service Or None At All On Sundays
Sydney tramwaymen vote to operate a full service on Sundays if manpower and rationing allow. A meeting carried a motion to maintain normal service while coordinating with the Minister and the Communications to improve conditions and secure efficient staffing for the industry.
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Aydney
Bundy
Sydney
Nth
Manalog
Man Detained After Breaking Into Motor Store
A 22-year-old man was charged with breaking and entering after attempting to leave the motor store scene in Breāmmill. A watchman reported the break in and detained the suspect near the premises. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby security footage.
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Sydnet
Adic
YOK Botare Pty
Tad
Breanmill —Birwat
City
City Company
Breammill
Pan Point
Cual
Jstormboune
Cuntnat Phewatian
Sd Walt
Bond Store Rowbery Attempt Shocks Sydney
An attempted robbery at a bond store in Sydney disrupted by intruders who forced entry and left with unclear loot. Police investigation underway as residents describe a tense nighttime disturbance and a damaged storefront.
Pickworth Wins Wa Golf Title
Pickworth captured the Washington golf title at Mt Lavitey yesterday. The report notes his steady play and the victory over competitors from Victoria and New Wales. Details on scores and promising showings by Esie and Cremin are mentioned alongside the championship win.
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Pickworth
Prath
Sulu
Mt Lavitey
Courtries
Victorien
Wales
Stamplan
Esie
Cremin
Ieee
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