Untitled Local Notice Fragment Reflects Inspection Event
Fragmentary OCR note references officials inspecting a plan near an avenue in London and a return after months away. It mentions the United Board and plan submissions, but lacks clear dates or names. The readable items hint at an upcoming submission to a city or agency by officials.
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United of the Onti
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London
Coogee A L P Branch Faces Expulsion Edict Clash
Three Coogee branch members defy a state executive decision amid claims of Evatt overthrowing party rules. Disputes committee finds tactics guilty and suspends them from the party. branch charter row sparks broader leadership criticism and planned interviews with Bank and File Rights Committee officials.
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Tate
Gydney
Coogee
A.L.P
Etar Katto Ee
Wadarni
Omainghem
PFS Gest
ALP
Pad
Labour Party
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Stats Boative
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Three Shot In Riot Over Rock and Roll
A riot at an ex service men's club in Philadelphia left three people shot including one policeman. Two plainclothes officers trying to enter the club were attacked with gunfire and the officer in the hand and a civilian injured the stomach and arm respectively.
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Philadelphia
Woman Shot Dead Found in Springwood Home
Police found 41 year old Dorothy Daniels widow of Macquarie Road Springwood shot dead in a room of her home this afternoon. A rifle lay near her body indicating a likely shooting death.
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Springwood
Dorothy Daniels
Macquarie Road
Waratah Festival For Sydney Draws Thousands Of Blooms
The Great Waratah Spring Festival parade will feature over 45 floats through Sydney streets on Saturday October 15 with thousands more blooms for city store and building decorations from October 7 to 13. Lord Mayor Alderman P D Hills announced the floral spectacle as crowds flock to the event.
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Sydne Stoney
Sydney
Ald
P. D. Hills
Death of Evan Cameron Canberra pioneer and old Weetangerra figure
Evan Cameron, 84, oldest surviving Canberra pioneer family member, died last night at Canberra Community Hospital. Born near Ginninderra 1866, he lived at Weetangerra most of his life, farmed Belconnen, and helped found local institutions. He authored Weetangerra history and served as trustee of Weetangerra cemetery. memorial service set for Tuesday at St Andrew’s Church before burial in Canberra cemetery.
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Evan Cameron
Canberra
Mr. Cameron
Ginninderra
Weetangerra
Ainslie
Ginninderra Plain
Molonglo
Hotel Acton
Cameron
Gundaroo
Murrumburrae
Belconnen
Commonwealth
Edward Smith
Robert
Cameron Waa
Ernest
Limestone Plains
Sidney
Hall P. and A. Association
A.C.T. P. and
A. Association
A.C.T .Rural Lessees Association
Farmers and Settlers
Edith Kilby
Freda
Mra
Os Ixon
Kama
Weetaniperra
Risked Life To Avert Trots Crash
Spectators at Gloucester Park trots witnessed a pacer named Larking crash and bolt toward the oncoming field. A spectator risked his life by leaping the fence, seizing Larking to halt the run and lead it off. The crash injured veteran reinsman Harry Moran, who suffered broken shoulder and ribs.
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Perth
Gloucester Park
Larking
Harry Moran
Tendency Toward Monopolies and Unions Attack
In Sydney at St. Marys Cathedral Father P Ford warned of monopolies in Australia led by one brand firms tied houses and chain stores. He cited strong unions as a counterweight but stressed distributed property as the path to economic freedom and warned against replacing state monopolies with private ones.
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Is.w
Sydney
State Labour Council
Munday
A.C.T.U
Ms.w
Australia
Father P. Ford
St. Mary's Cathedral
Ford
Semi-Trailer Wrecks Cottage Injuring Three in NSW
A heavily laden semi-trailer crashed into a fibro cottage at Peeneens injuring three people including Mrs Sylvia Williams and Phyllis Williams. The driver Austin Richards was found dazed near the scene. The truck, carrying wool and paint, ran off the Hume Highway from Sydney toward Melbourne and narrowly avoided trees before stopping under the front porch.
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Sydney
Peeeeeens
Sylvia Williams
Phyllis Williams
Parramatta
Austin Richards
Charles Street
Narrandera
Melbourne
Phyllis
Dorothy Williams
Williams
Praise For Plan To Establish A C T Committee
The Canberra council backs a joint parliamentary committee to oversee Canberra development and press for faster housing contracts. Convine warns of slow contract letting by the Department of Works and the impact on trades, with Canberra waiting lists lengthening for flats and houses.
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Uit
Department of Interior
Prome
Convine
Senate
McCallum
Canberra
Department of Worl
Ireof
Actaberra Technical College
A Bomb Test Delayed By Weather At Maralinga
Adelaide reports a planned Maralinga nuclear test was postponed due to unsuitable weather. Wind shifts and cloud cover forced officials to cancel dawn firing and recall civil defence and press groups. Monte Bello tests earlier proceeded, while Emu Field in 1953 faced a 10 day delay.
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Adelaide
Maralinga
Civil Defence
West Beach
Salisbury
Monte Bello
Em Field
Mawrence
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