Boy Undergoes Nail Removal At Temple Hospital
Three year old Victorian boy Kevin Rodgers was successfully operated on at Temple University Hospital for the removal of a nail from his halung. The operation was assisted by a team including Dr Jackson using bronchoscopy and spectroscopic guidance as the mother watched. Parents and medical staff expressed relief at the child’s stable condition and good recovery so far.
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Temple University Hospital
Hlalung
Br Jackson
Cableshame
Westernay
Rodgers
Philadelphia
Hols
Rederry
Howe
France Signals Disarmament Push Amid Franco German Talks
Foreign Minister M. Welvon declared France will disarm and curb military buildup as he urged Franco German rapprochement in a Senate speech. A motion of confidence in the government’s foreign policy passed by ISS votes, reflecting cautious support.
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Paris
France
Uisarm
M. Welvon
Senate
Shipping strike paries nears amid seamen dispute
Maraallies seamen walk out as employers' orders trigger a strike with ships delayed and labor tensions rising. Teachers yesterday discussed changes while calling for cooperation amid the disruption at sea.
Ferrier Leads First Round At British Open In Haylake
Ferrier opens with a bright score in the British Open tilt at Haylake as contenders vie for a place in the final rounds. The day sees leading comparisons and notes on others like Wy Cie and Ta gomperttors amid a field rich with names such as Poekier and Rene, with several players vying for momentum ahead of the weekend play.
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London
Haylake
Perrier
Wales
Wheaton
Faye
Scopes
Britain
Ferrier
No Crown Representative in Irish Free State under new constitution
In Dublin on Thursday Mr De Valera announced the Governor Generalship would be abolished under the new Irish Free State constitution. He stated the Peoples representative would be chosen by the people and act as guardian of the realm, with Frank Meak mentioned as a related figure in the discussion.
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de Valera
Irish Free State
Ihrome Tobin
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Lyons
Eyore
Japan
Alstaly
Gawda
United Kinetom
Aed
Atarrajiy
Enerpins
Belo Y Gerceley
Leone
Husmers of
Australia
Oain
Wimbledon Winners Hold Seeded Undefeated Run
Report of Wimbledon results shows Crawford McGrath and Quist winning again New eight seeded players remain undefeated in men singles It notes mixed play and scores across several matches including Perry over Van Ryn Austin over Turkey and Tramm over Bowssus, with broad coverage of scores and incidents from the day.
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Crawford
McGrath
Quist
Wimbledon
Mitiraih
Chian Gang
Meyeral
Perry
van Hym Oon
Venice
Wile the Rueck
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MeGruth
del Castillo
Tau
Crawler
Diandsr
van Ryn
Aliigzun
Fey Bynde
Wou ‘van
Boussud
Mal ‘Oy Wea
Jamain
Austin
Prime Minister Addresses Commonwealth Crisis On Air
The Prime Minister Lyonet speaks from Canberra denying any intent to dictate Australia policy while Japan’s Consul General Muewi cautions against extending the “false payment” ordinance. Australasian tensions rise as Australia vows to maintain empire trade standards, with promises of firm action and unity to uphold living standards amid the standoff with Japan and allied powers.
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Commonwealth
Muewi
Japan
Auatcalia
Leyiis
Canberra
Ett
Jayeen
Saipan
Yang
Tts
Andrallan
Temperature Readings Today and Yesterday
Temperature readings today show a maximum of 4 degrees and a minimum of minus 2. Yesterday’s readings record a maximum around 2.47 degrees with a low near minus 4.
Break-in Man Detained After Window Shattered In Botany Road
Police patrols on Botany Road Alexandria heard glass crash early morning. Officers found a window broken at 43 Lasas Barnature and about £1 worth of shoes damaged inside. A man stood nearby and was arrested on charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony.
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Priday
Owe Nethers
Botany Road
Alexandria
Fatal Wound in Palestine Clash Near Alraba
In Palestine near Alraba a fighting engagement wounded Lance-Corporal Hunter of the Seaforth Highlanders. Arabs were killed in the same clash and a subsequent convoy was halted. A separate village clash at Kohala left four Arabs dead and yielded captured ammunition.
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Jerusalem
Alraba
Seaforth
Kohala
349th Lottery First to Sydney First Prize Drawn
The 349th state lottery draw announced first prize won by the Independent Syndicate Maurice Byrot Surrey Street Kyining. Second prize to Hargemal Syndicate J Macriarty Lucky Ceres Dubbo. Third prize to Sull Lack Syndicate W C O Sullivan Gibbs Streat Newtown. Fourth prize won by Flat Syndicate F C Frost Darley Street Newtown. Next draw Friday.
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Maurice Byrot
Surrey Street
Kyining
Hargemal
J. Macriarty
Lucky Ceres
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Dubbo
Sull + Lack
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Increased Pay Melbourne Shearing Rates Approved
Federal Arbitration Court action raises shearing rates for rams and crutching while wages for cooks and helpers in the industry are altered. ALWUL claims partly denied as new scales take effect, with per hundred and weekly pay adjustments outlined for crews.
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Melbourne
Cothridge
Federal Arbitration Court
ALWUL
TV Aw
Betting by Phone in Sydney Case Leads to Fine
Norman Peters appealed a £200 fine under the Gaming and Betting Act for using a place for betting with persons reporting by telephone. Judge Pilelper ruled the case to determine if telephone bets occurred, with counsel Telfer for the appellant and Starkey for the Crown set to confer on facts and issues.
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St Breneh
Telfer
PY Starkey
Crown
Government party meets over Main Roads Amendment spill
In Parliament House a Government faction met to discuss the spill on the Main Road Amendment Hill. Acting Premier Bruxner moved the second reading of the bill despite threats from some members who planned to join the opposition. The sitting ended without a decision and resumed discussion among ministers today.
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Government
Parliament House
Bruxner
Income Tax Bill advances in committee stage
Sydney Friday session adjourned after the Income Tax Management Bill passed committee tests amid postponement of several clauses. The 105 clause measure now awaits further consideration as the House plans to reconvene Friday morning to conclude the session.
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Sydney
Legis
Wages Tax Advert Placed Under 1943 4 Act
Notice draws attention to government ads affecting employers under the Special Uneven and Wage Tax Management Act. Applications for employers schedules at remittance offices are invited. Details reference Pet Office in SUS and related RNR 1 trade of wage records.
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Sus
Plane contract awarded to Briton in Turkey incident
In Constantinople on Thursday Britain secured a contract for Torklahtron and steel planes at £25000, beating Krupo4 in a close bidding contest. The award sets a new procurement milestone for military aviation.
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Atrang
Krupo4
8Iritalo
Young woman killed at Pennant Hill Sydney
A 17 year old Thelma Lapoe Kreger of Pennane Hills died after a fall from a platform at Thorn Leth pallwiky station. Police believe she fell from a train or platform edge as investigators sort the exact sequence of events.
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Sydney
Thelma Lapoe Kreger
Pennane Hills
Thorn Leth Pallwiky
Youth Burned by Methyl Spirit Blast at Factory
Clyde Turnbull of Enmore was badly burned in an methylated spirit flare up at the Annandale factory. Spirit spilled and ignited his clothing causing severe leg burns before he could escape. Medical attention was secured as authorities investigated the incident.
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Bydney
Clyde Turnbull
Enmore
Annandale
Therie
Goulburn Trots Week End Meeting Weather and Entries
Goulburn Trotting Club hosts a meeting at the racecourse tomorrow with many district horses entering from Sydney Camden and coast regions. Track is drying after heavy rain, odds are called by ring makers, and a correction notes Don Fan handicapped at 48 yards behind. Listed trials include Eileen Machine Areta Realm Woot Boy and others in the trial handicap 1 mile.
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Goodfields
Goulburn Trotting Club
Une District
Sydney
Camden
Randwick
Don Fan
Eileen Machine
Areta Realm
Canowindra OY
I. We
MBH
Belections by Trageite in Bronze Handicap Races
The report lists multiple handicap race results with names such as Eileen, Lockwood, Dainty Don, Sea King, and Disputed Lady. It notes various handicaps including Unhappied, Flying, and Club Handicap with placements and times or points scattered through the OCR text.
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Eileen Machine
Instruction
Lady
Huon Brosk
Wilpenna
Lockwood
Tim. Tertalna
RM Blavovain
We . AE Gelminite
Alice Rebeck
Ruth
Ay P. H. Club Meeting Draws Roming Enthusiasts
The Cheatwarourid meeting on Monday aims to boost a good weekend for roming enthusiasts. The local organization remains popular with patrons, and despite rain, progress on the event is noted. Handicap details for the outing are being prepared.
Obituary for R J Luke Penrose district resident passes
Reuben James Luke aged 73, longtime Penrose orchardist and widely respected, died peacefully at his home Ashbank Penrose after a period of poor health. He leaves a widow Sona and daughter Mrs A Johnston of Tallong. A service was conducted by the Rev H F Tanking at Rookweed Crematorium at 1 pm.
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Penrose
Reuben James Luke
Luke
Ashbank
Maven Sona
A. Johnston
Tallong
Parramatta
Yags
Hey. H. F. Tanking
Marulan
Rookweed Crematorium
John M Mooney dies in Sydney after Taralga life
News reached Taralga yesterday of the death in a Sydney private hospital of Mr John M Mooney aged 74. A former Taralga district resident and son of the late Patrick and Mrs Mooney who ran the Arky’s Hotel, he lived with his sisters after retirement and later worked 18 years on Gig Burrawang Station. He is survived by ten brothers Joseph and Lawrence in Sydney and three sisters Mary Ada and Agies of Double Bay with Catherine a St Joseph’s nun. The burial occurred in Sydney.
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Taralga
Sydney
John M. Mooney
Mooney
Hin Sisters
Patrick Mooney
Arky'e
Moon
Catherine
Order of St. Joseph
Rev T Jenkin dies after service at Moss Vale
Reverend Thomas Jenkin longtime Methodist minister at Moss Vale died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after illness at home. He was beloved in Moss Vale cricket and bowls circles and served as second in cricket for South Coast clubs. Born Castlemaine, aged 52, he leaves a widow and two daughters. Large crowd attended the Methodist Church service with many district ministers present.
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Ellia Thomas
Methodist Conference
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Canberra
Chaiman
Goulburn
T. Black
Sydney
Sommerville
Parramatta
D. Cc. Hughes
F. Or. Swyney
South Sydney
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Littie
Epping
Williama
Green
Carr
Skuse
Gunning
H. W. Woodhouse
Better Times Less Red Ink Used In London
A British ink maker notes a drop in red ink sales as trade improves after a financial crisis surge. The firm cites improved overall trade and lower need to mark debit balances, with red ink output declining to its lowest in years.
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London
Eng- 13
Leah Stee
Flying Handicap Race Summary
In a mixed notes style racing card fragment the event is described as a Flying Handicap over nine furlongs with horses Pul Boy Taloola s Cmonce Ravoyan Dainty Tron and Don Fan referenced. The garbled text hints at entries and betting but lacks full details or results.
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Owe Cool Pet
Ao Taloola's Cmonce
Ravoyan
Don Fan
Penny Post Pays
Goulburn council weighs cement footpath faults in streets
Ald Duffy urged action on raised cement strips and muddy footpaths after asphalt was removed, saying two thirds of streets suffer poor condition. City Engineer defended early softness, citing Park Street and Kinghorne Street as improving with time and rain.
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Goulburn
Duffy
A. Lavercombe
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Ke Goulburn
T. P
Sald
Ald. Duffy
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Eland
McKitlop
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Farmers' Union Leader Attacks Labour Reform Plan
Wellington Friday Labour Government policy criticized by W J Polson president of the Farmers' Union at the Otago branch conference. He called the programme strongly socialistic and warned new industrial legislation and slowage would harm farmers. He condemned the Fair Rent Act and reserve bank measures as inadequately guarded.
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W. J. Polson
Farmers’ Union
Otago
New Zealand
Poson
St Warworth
Polson
Reserve Bank
Floods threaten Melbourne and Gippsland in wild storm
A violent storm swept Victoria lifting rivers and flooding Eastern Gippsland after New South Wales rain. Reports say up to 54 inches of rainfall in parts, with telephone lines and bridges damaged, snow six inches on southern highlands, and warnings of more floods as waters rise. Conditions eased this morning with indications of improving weather.
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Melbourne
Gippsland
New South Wales
Austern
Victoria
Gippeland
Baptist Church Prepares Apcalypse Series for Second Coming
A local Baptist church announces a Sunday evening series on the Second Coming of Christ. Observers are urged to heed present-day signs and the imminent return, with lessons intended to explain biblical prophecy and inspire communal hope.
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Tarry
Baptist Church
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