Problems for Youth Clubs in British Association Address
The article reports Dr Brow urging caution and perseverance as youth clubs expand membership. He warns against overexposure of delinquent youths and advocates gradual growth over months to avoid destabilizing organization, noting potential personal indignities and the need for resilience.
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Airie
Clube
Britain
Tate Censer Twa
Wing
Melbourne
Ctass
Record of State Railways Anniversary Note
Sydney reports the thirtieth anniversary of the NSW Railways most disastrous accident in Maryland. 37 people died and 41 injured. Since then about 3,000 million passengers have been carried without a fatal accident. The Murulla crash involved ten wool wagons breaking away from a goods train and crashing into the North West Mall, causing telescoped carriages and fire.
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Sydney
N.E.W. Railways Department
Mt Maryland
Moree
Greek Move Aims to Outlaw Communist Party
An official Greek announcement reported by the Athens bureau states General Gonatas warned the Greek people that the Communist Party’s attempt to spread disorder could push authorities to reconsider their moderation of non parliamentary opposition. The message notes potential action to outlaw the party if subversive activity continues.
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Ial
Au Ea
General Gonatas
Pelli
Communist Party
Elderly man kills son and wounds wife then dies
In Adelaide a man killed his son Alan Cantin and wounded his wife Mra E Jen Kilmabeth Castle before taking his own life at Parkside. The son’s skull was described as virtually saved while the wife was not expected to recover. Herbert Castle, 67, was found dead in the Torrens River later that afternoon.
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Adelaide
Parkside
Bia
Alan Leonard ‘Cantin
Mra
Ejen
Malayan Merchant Fails to Place Any Order in Australia
Sydney on Thursday. Mr P W Ong urged urgent action to boost exports as Britain and the USA seek East trade. Ong aimed to spend at least £100000 but left for Singapore without placing a single order.
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Australia
Sydney
P. W. Ong
Britain
USA
Ong
Austral
Singapore
Albania accuses Greece of provoking incidents on border
At the United Nations in New York Albania charges Greece with provoking incidents to justify occupying Southern Albania. The Russian delegate accuses Greece of aggressive policy while Britain and the United States back stabilizing forces. Debate centers on sovereignty, non interference, and potential punitive actions by the Red Army or foreign troops.
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Albania
U.N.O
Greece
Vince
Capcaine
Lmaine
Security Council
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Afetander Cadogan
Russia
Raine
Britain
Red Army
Plumbing Materials in Short Supply at Canberra College
Plumbing instruction at Canberra Technical College will endure beyond six weeks as trainees are kept for further training in materials for the plumbing trade. A shortage of materials has caused four plumbers to be stood off that week, highlighting the difficulty in securing supplies for tradesmen.
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Canberra
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