Tidal Wave Kills Two in Suva Waterfront Disaster
Suva suffered a mid day earthquake followed by a devastating tidal wave that inundated reclaimed land and swept into the harbor and Grand Pacific Hotel. At least two dead, with fears of more missing, as a Chinese man died from falling masonry and damage spread through Suva’s waterfront areas.
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Suva’s
Suva
Teday
Suva Peninaute
Ani
Ine
Udingga
Buiva Aupe
Barrier Reef
Nes
Grand Pacific Hotel
Victoria
Parade
Albert Park
Suva Proadenmiog
Imhe
Outadé
Employment Rise Again Signals Labor Market Gain
A monthly review by the Labour Office notes a rise in employment across factories with overtime extended in some regions. The number of people receiving unemployment benefits edged down to 32 907 in August as larger factories show wage stability and overall employment improves.
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Alluiater
Sr. Holt
Erpestneatt Lins
Commonwealth
Mt Boryice
Tasmania
America Rejects Red Demand For Widened Peace Talks
Amid chaotic parsing of Cold War diplomacy, the United Nations General Assembly debates a stalled plan for a Korea peace conference. US officials led by Mr Murphy insist the issue remains closed to broader Chinese Communist participation, urging focus on Korea while London notes Britain will oppose the Chinese premier’s push and stresses cautious diplomacy in the Far East.
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United
Oma
United States
Brora
Calta
Murphy
Chiaki
Corarminanto
United Nations
United States Army
Aes
Dion Anould
Anould
Secretariat
London
Britain
Shimer
Nationa
Choy Wo Lal
Landon
Teia
Far ‘East
Budget Debate To Begin Tonight In City Council
Unclear text outlines a budget debate scheduled for tonight in the city council on major spending priorities. Mention of various committees and procedural points suggests formal proceedings start at 8 pm with remarks from council leadership and department heads.
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Representa
Peting
Warders Lose Jobs Over Notes In Doyle Cell
In a routine cell check officers found 18 in notes hidden in Reginald Aubrey Doyle s cell. Two warders were dismissed on service grounds. Doyle faces charges tied to a separate 16 year prison sentence for theft with potential transportation compensation under plan for each year served.
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Doyle
Public Service Board
Reginald
Aubrey
Fragmentary note on prize controls and market items
A garbled excerpt mentions Miron and a prize controlling body, with references to clothing prices, paleo items like potatoes, and entities such as Winty and Lar. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event, date, or location.
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Muna Prize
Japanese Pearlers To Be Told Where They May Fish
Mr McEwen commented on likely government action regarding Japanese pearlers fishing rights. He described unilateral Japanese demands as irresponsible and said Australia would avoid embargoing Japan while maintaining a flexible licensing system to control catch extent and protected areas. He warned that embargo would harm relations and provoke future consequences.
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Sydney
Australia
Japan
Commerce and Agriculture
McEwen
Hat Australie Yan Frying
Jia Hg Fen Seichin
Provinien
Canada
United Sistas
Telehema
Artal
Senate
McEworeain
Heemoung Systen
McRiven
Spirits cheaper yesterday amid budget excise cuts
The article notes price drops across spirits after a 21 shillings per gallon excise cut announced in the Budget. Scotch, imported gin, Australian whiskies, and rum show reductions with various pottles, nips, and bottle prices listed, reflecting the new lower rates.
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Whinley
Glen Va
Moon
New Astin Car For Auntie BAB to Maple
Denny Teen Conway checked in at syn seo point at 240.
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Arnce
Denny
Conway
Collapased text on cross country alliance with Australia Britain
Fragmented report mentions Gharite or Woomera costs, Brow in primate role, Australian development award Beale, and rockets. It references partnership between Australia and Britain, progress in cooperation, and talks of expanding programs and military rocket tests. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but highlight joint Commonwealth efforts and negotiations.
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Primate Brow
Australia
Aiscumto Rm
Beale
Victoria and Queensland reject wheat scheme
Melbourne reports State Cabinet rejected the Agricultural Council proposal to stabilize the wheat industry. The council’s compromise would raise prices for domestic wheat while keeping production costs, opposing the government stance that protections must apply universally.
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Victoria
Queensland
Melbourne
Toxlay
The
Agricultural Council
State Agriculture Minister Seeks Wheat Price Fix
The minister stood by the decision to seek a production price for wheat, aiming for about a bushel price for stock feed. The decision followed a session where producers urged steadier costs amid uncertain markets.
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Warner
Thia
Beth
Casey confident U S backing Angus treaty
Report on Mr Casey expressing confidence in U S support for the Angus treaty. Discussion covers United Nations charter, Korea armistice, and potential three party membership. Mentions Australia and allied positions amid global tensions and the call for peaceful measures.
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Casey
U. S
Angus
Korea
I. Pernent
United Motieve
Pacific
United Nations
Police Check On Race Frauds In New South Wales
Police review possible frauds tied to race events in New South Wales. Investigators examine multiple leads as officers seek to uncover unlawful activity affecting officials and participants. Several persons are implicated and await further questioning.
Unclear text on union margins and officials
Fragmentary OCR describes unions pressing for margins rise and a conciliation session. Mentions Mr Calvin's 202 decision, the Conciliator Niede, and references to economy and public figures. Content is garbled with many nonstandard phrases and errors, limiting clear extraction of entities or events.
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HL Bouter
Uihamit Sinekwmitne
Calvin
Hie
Niedeidan
Beary
Softer Fuld
Injunction Sought Against John Puietos Re Bone Pty Ltd
An application in the Equity Court seeks to restrain John Puietos Re Bone Pty Ltd from acting in ways alleged to restrain Associated Newspapers directors. Justice Myers noted the action aims to benefit the company and that a continuing hearing would determine the restraining order's scope.
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John Puietos
Bone Pty. Lia
Mrehares Fm
Associated Newspapers
Justice Myers
Myers
Newnpapers
Neon
John Palrtax Boat My, Ltd
Cartain Mbarey
Admoeia Anal Helms
Samedi
Ama
Inka Lad
TW Band
Asana S Newapapers
Reichenbach
Tegal
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Anneeda Riles
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Clara Hall
Foreign Office
BEA
Northolt Airpat
Dhd
Nichole Hdr
Halnemann Mane
Eiband
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Mes Chara Mall
Walter Care
Ayoney
Astin
Brin
Tost
Woomera
Marlys
Mr. Stodystad
Agion
Ptuns
Uke
Ademae Ballo Lalande
Unai
Ecs
Midh
Cain
Erica
Awatvatton
Calmead
Wesk
Ansus Council
Washington
Weratalu
Authy Amy
Amun
Wales
AL Unions
Dieter
Pai
Joe Mate
Papacanta
Mere Sage
Margie
Sxitet
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