Anzac Day Observance Debate Defines Attitude
Delegates crowded the 68.14 Conference on Wednesday as discussions over Anzac Day observance ran high. The chair noted calls for a national youth plebiscite while votes indicated most supported continuing the present form, with change resisted to keep morning ceremonies and business closures.
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Tavarn
T. Wise
Ioglewood
Anzac Dar
A. T. Coubrough
Atethuaedgy Cornneil
Becauen
Becauen It Was Found That Theyvaffoeted
Atyl’ P.m
PAGEANT OF YOUTH AT ANZAC NIGHT DISCUSSED
Government to be urged for ten shillings railway pass to allow country ex soldiers to attend city Anzac celebrations. Conference backed youth participation in a pageant of youth and called for passes costing ten shillings for use during Anzac week. War halling of soldiers reunions on Anzac night opposed by the committee.
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Anzac Fouquemartian
Fyooth
Anago Dar Carter
Holland
Tragedy at Level Crossing Kills Young Man in Ara tah
Arthur Alexander O Keefe, 30, a local rider and footballer, died after being struck by a Melbourne bound passenger train near the Alfrei street sheds at Ara tah. He was found on the Halfway line after tea and rushed to hospital with serious injuries. Deceased was known for his interest in the arts and athletic pursuits with the Apirat Chip club.
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Alfrei Streat
Aratah
Arthur Alexander O'Keefe
Thoms
Kovte
Melbourne
George Stad- Wort
Arsra¢ Monsal Hospital
Hobert
Baldwin Kramer
Redutins
Apirat
Children Injured In Wreck At Horsham Ravine
A group of children tumbled into a ravine during a holiday outing near Horsham. One girl, Amy, daughter of Mrs. Bleht, suffered a deep forehead wound and abrasions and was hospitalized in a serious but stable condition. A boy, Tim, from Horsham school, escaped with minor injuries after sliding down the ravine bank.
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Gymbowen
Abbotshieh Peititte Hospital
Mdiscoverei Hut
Nyse
Geyer
Horsiam
Tesmenne
Onede
Sifete Agate
Australian dairy trade talk in House of Commons
In the House of Commons Mr Dormen-Smith pressed Walter Runciman about a Lyons statement on an understanding for dairy imports to Great Britain. Runciman replied that he must consult Australian Ministers before indicating any first notification to Parliament.
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Dormen-Smith
Mer
Walter’ Runciman
Board of ‘Trade
House of Common
Mer ‘Lyons
Australia
Great Britain
Runnciman
Williame Lab
Assur
House of Commons
Runciman
Fragmented OCR summary of stray notes and names
The text appears as garbled OCR fragments with unclear names and places. It mentions climbing down a mountain, a receiver, roses, and a reference to Struthbowie and a Wednesday event, but specifics are unreadable. No coherent event or narrative emerges from the fragments.
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Texaco
Texaco Motor
Notice to Unemployed and Free Booklet Offer
Notice to unemployed individuals mentioning names Ranet Woliee and Elena, with reference to a free booklet from COOK & SON. Includes instructions to ask for the booklet and hints at a case or agency involved, presented in a scanned newspaper OCR fragment.
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Ranet Woliee
Renee
Elena
Cook & Son
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