Global hardship and bread lines threaten postwar recovery
Labour voices condemn economic collapse as masses in Europe and other regions face hunger and cold. Unpaid cash, rising prices, and bankrupt households strain households while markets shrink and production falters. Famine fears grow as sugar and fuel costs soar and farmers struggle to sell crops. Food, clothing, and shelter shortages push millions toward desperation across nations.
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Ix Beime
Portugal
Jean
Martayis Daioh
Bat Ark
Tooway Po Lieagy
Astier
Miverion Paleliers
Alison Jer Chute
Sequel to Accident motor cyclist before court
An accident at the Eleanor and Forrest Streets intersection led to a court appearance for the rider of a motorcycle and a delivery van driver. Witnesses described a sudden veer by the motorcyclist to cross, the van’s pass, and a collision that caused the van to capsize. The magistrate found negligence not proven and the charge was dismissed.
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Eleanor Lid Forrest Streets
Municipal Coun
Dureyete Ghames Lydiatty
Lydiaty
Eleanor Street
Bhuff
Forrest Street
H.W. Thomas
Morrindy
Thomas
Ncene
Meyer
Gus
Prunster
Nelcom Dmaine
Butcher
Driv Yan
Marine ‘Ter
Eleaner Street
Amveraleg
Altorfer
Alia
Ute Pruwster
Peunster
Vinnater
Heenzo advertised as cough remedy for all ages
For twenty years Australians saved money making a home cough and influenza remedy with Heenzo. A two shilling bottle added to water creates a large supply of chest and throat relief, claimed to equal £1 worth of ready-made remedies. Purity cited as suitable for babies and adults.
Forged Securities Plant Found in Warsaw Raid
A vandalized OCR tale reports Scotland Yard uncovering a forged securities operation? police raid in Warsaw after a detective persuaded Polish authorities. The scheme allegedly involved a large network selling counterfeit British bonds and promissory notes.
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London
Scotland Yard
Erdoks
Mgery Tod Wel
Hritinh and Wey
Warace
Volish Polien
Australian cricket news and radio highlights in Colombo
Ex Went Australian Hrowley draws attention in Colombo as England tests loom and a major tour heats up. Trevor Wignall cables sensational gossip about leg theory and upcoming tests while radio broadcasts promise world news and music. Purchasers of wets from tourist firms receive free viewings.
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Hrowley
Columbo
England
Hraduun
McCabe
Theustraliaun
Trevor Wignall
Colombo
Twen
Finglani
Howe
Northampton Kite Club hosts 61 yard rifle shoot day
On Sunday last Northampton Kite Club members competed at 61 yards in a monthly spoon shoot, the President's Trophy final and the Glance Trophy stage. Ho Bundy and H Drage faced handicaps while unit ident’s Trophy and Ian Anders featured closely, Anders finishing one point behind the winner in a season recap.
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Northampton
Bar
Ho Bundy
H. Drage
Muident’s
Ean Anders
Sanday
Tragic shooting shocks Callie town as clerk found dead
Officials report Thomadgar Walker was found dead in Coombe Street Callie with a bullet wound and an automatic pistol nearby. He had been dead for several hours and the tragedy is believed to have occurred yesterday afternoon or evening. Walker was described as usually jovial and was employed by a local employer.
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Collie
The
Thomadgar Walker
Walker
Eve Walker
Coombe Street
Callie
Central Province Speech by Willcock on Employment Schemes
Wilcock the Minister for Ituilwaya spoke at Uiull Point last week supporting Mr M. D. Lay the Sureundi elite for Centre Provinces election. He praised past measures easing unemployment via state schemes including mine development and timber freight relief, urged ongoing production tied to labor and industry growth, and argued for Labour Party policies to broaden representation and ease burdens on workers.
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Wilbeark
Ituilwaya
M.D. Lay
Centre Provinces
la Torn Lous
Mga
James Mitchell
Oumbachalf
Kerlin Alount
Senate
Wiluma
Gwatia
Janet Tora
West Australia
Star
Lrg Council
Labne
Haplenen
Legislativeil
Labour Party
Legisative Council
Fragmentary account of political unrest and railway dispute
Readers describe widespread discontent over a railway policy and government stance. The text mentions protests, calls for reform, and pressure on officials as elections approach, with emphasis on public sentiment and ongoing political maneuvering.
Girl Guide Association Meeting in Street Movement
A muddled report describes a Girl Guide Association gathering in a local street outlining plans and the progress of a movement. It mentions meetings, leadership, and a request for participation, signaling a community effort to organize guides and activities.
Flying boat forced landing near Point Cook in sea trial
A distorted report describes a flying boat incident near Point Cook during a test flight. It mentions aleibochine, Wits returning, and a forced landing at sea. The piece notes fuel loss and efforts to recover the vessel, with reference to prewar news and Crewe Sea Spray.
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Wits
Iene
Tet Besinlee
Labour Unity and Townsville Waterway Dispute Clash
A garbled report outlines a labour unity theme tied to Townsville waterside unrest. It mentions regional groups and a protest stance linked to New South Wales labor actions, with unclear names and dates but a sense of rising tensions and public discontent.
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