Malnutrition in City Children Sparks School Hunger Debate
In Letchharde, Rev J Maulkner urged that numerous children in worn areas suffer malnutrition and hunger to the point of affecting schooling. Public sentiment grew as indignant calls pressed for improved feeding and play facilities for city children and for outback visits to broader communities.
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Bydney
J. Maulkner
Letchharde
Presiyterian Chore
Yrounes Fang Ny
Outback
Ph Neanide
Child dies in Wacea incident causing community horror
A fragmentary report describes a child, Mondy Reenntd, aged 31 months, killed by a heat-related event in Wacea. The text shows garbled OCR but indicates concern from witnesses and a medical or official response, with blame or investigation implied.
Lyons Reprimanded Over Tariff Schedule Protest
Melbourne observers report a Monday protest linked to the tariff schedule involving Lyons and affiliated chambers. The incident reflects ongoing sentiment and official responses as manufacturers push concerns forward.
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Melbourne
Chamber of Manufactures
Lyons
Boy Killed by Motor Car in Crowded Street
A boy died after being struck by an automobile in a crowded street scene near Wabga on a Monday. Eyewitnesses said the boy stepped from the curb as a car approached and was crushed. Rescue efforts were immediate but unsuccessful. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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WABGA
Dilan Leonard
Phayluis
Randway
Lo le Boy
Lerox
Dewly Beling
Fishing Accident Two Nearly Drowned
In Sydney on Monday Frank Matthews and Wisalt Thomas nearly drowned in the Cow River. A man named Miskin witnessed bubbles on the surface and one face surfaced before vanishing again. Harold Carewunt plunged in to assist and pulled the swimmers from the water. Both men survived after immersion effects.
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Sydney
Frank Matthews
Wisalt ‘Thomas
Silewly
Tiler
Dai
Bey
Aly
Harold Carewnunt
Captain Eden III Ordered to Rest by Doctors
London reports say a Western doctor and a specialist ordered Capt Eden III to complete eight weeks of rest due to heart strain after a long journey from the Continent. Officials state there is no cause for anxiety and Eden will miss Tuesday's engagement though he is expected to recover. Britain faces a potential setback in policy guidance without him.
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London
Siinay
Eden
Vila
Nis
Ion
Historic unveiling sparks Irish republic display in Dublin
In Dublin a large crowd gathers despite fears of unrest for the unveiling near Conmel of a sixty foot memorial tower. Police bolster security as thousands trek through rain in a public demonstration linked to the Republican movement and figures such as Valera.
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Dublin
Conmel
Lynch
Dames. Ryan
Limerick
Sinod
Cery
Desperate Battle Ends Gang Terror After Calcutta Clash
Desperate battle results in the deaths of five brigands and three wounded as Beatie forces clash with a terror gang led by Bhopal Singh. The group, long terrorising a vast region and levying tribute on villagers, reportedly held over 1000 men and constructed positions with forced labour. Widespread resistance required bombe and machine guns to dislodge them.
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Calcutta
Wnh
Gang
Wigan
Walior
Uncoe
Bhopal Singh
Tin price quoted at 48 2 in London market
The unit price of tin was quoted today at 48 2, reflecting a firm level in the market as traders monitor demand and supply conditions. The report notes no further changes or commentary from officials or brokers at this time.
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Bydney
Racecourse Episode at Parramatta Police Court
In Parramatta a police court case followed a Rosehill radio receiver incident. Defendants Rufus Naylor Walter Beactor Charles Rowles Bertie Sheeley and Eric Gordon were remanded to the Central Police Court for April 18 with bail set.
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Parramatta
Cour Toxty Steamen
Rosehill
Rufus
Theodore Naylor
Walter Beactor
Charles Rowles
Bertie Sheeley
Eric Gordon
Central Police Court
Obituary of David Watkins MP in Sydney
Sydney mourns David Watkins MP as House members pay tribute to his advocacy and long service in the House of Representatives. Colleagues recall his principled stance and diligent labor, and moments of respect mark his passing in this difficult loss.
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Sydney
Tid Watkins
Tor Newrasite
House of Representative
Beullin
Sussex Street Honey Price List Fragment
Fragmentary entry from a Tasmanian market page listing Sussex Street honey and related goods. Includes prices and measurements such as new laid honey and cave bees, small weights, and assorted produce like onions and bread items. Readable details are limited and scattered.
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Tasmanian
Cave
Buller
Vaten
Uate
Licerne
Whewlen
Great Explosion Calcutta Sunday Sivtown Report
An article fragment describes a major explosion in Calcutta with chaotic scenes. It mentions damaged areas, water hazards, and nearby workers or guards evacuating as authorities investigate the incident. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate extensive disruption and search efforts.
Three Fatalities in Hill Climbing Contest at Paris
A Paris hill climbing event ended tragically with three deaths and several injuries amid chaotic scenes as spectators describe vehicles overturning and riders failing to finish. Officials opened an inquiry into the accident and the conditions of the course.
Religion in Germany Lord's Prayer Ban Sparks Protests
Amid chaotic reports from Berlin, Protestants push back against measures restricting the Lord's Prayer. Officials cite state neutrality while many worshippers refuse to conform, risking punitive consequences for noncompliance.
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Germany
Danzig Vote Shows Nazi Majority Across Region
In Danzig a large Nazi majority was reported as voters lined up early and polls closed with no disorder. Official figures indicate about 77 percent of the 410,000 German-identified populace supported the party, signaling strong support amid tense political pressure.
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Berlin
Danzig
Sydney Weather Forecast With Scattered Showers
The Sydney forecast indicates clearing showers on the far North Coast and warm conditions in the northeast. North-east winds prevail, with unsettled weather in the south and central areas, possible showers and thunderstorms, then clearing later in the day.
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Sydney
State Lottery Draws Names From Sydney Winners
Waverley residents win prizes in the State Lottery drawing held today with Miss McDanniel topping prize No 354 for Fete. Other top prizes awarded to syndicates and named entrants in Glare otters, Wong and Wollon wong areas. The draw will be conducted Friday next with prizes 17201 71883 and 73802 listed for syndicate entries and individual winners.
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Sydney
Mortay
Une
Mr Aggersin
Piu Screet
Jean Batten Flies to England
Sydney reports Jean Batten prepares for a trip to England. The aviatrix credits supporters and expresses confidence in breaking the men's record for the four mile flight as she leaves for Europe.
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Jean Batten
England
Sydney
Ian Batten
Footbraw at Darwin Ends in Brawl Between Teams
At Darwin on Saturday a football match between a White team and a Half caste team saw riotous scenes. The referee lost control in the third quarter and several players fought near the sideline. Hundreds of spectators surged onto the field before police separated the combatants. Further rough play followed as tensions remained high.
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Darwin
Exsiet
Foat
Homebush Markets Sydney Sheep and Lamb Sale Report
At Homebush market in Sydney 42500 sheep and lambs were penned with improved quality. Prime heavy lambs and ewes held firm while other grades weakened. Wether bids reached 10/9 and ewes 12/3, browns 39/4, lambs 30/2. Yarding totaled 260 g value. more prime than medium quality. Market irregular and generally unchanged. bulls to 10, cows to 16 pounds. Auctioneers and sellers noted several high individual prices and consignments from local stations.
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Sydney
Ptrson and Badgery Ltd
LF Bintth
Stealing Charge Remands After Police Court Appearance
At the police court this morning before Mr Howl, Neiluen, 29, faced charges for stealing an air compressor, pine bar rope, and hyod-Wineh, valued at 205/19. He was remanded to Mayath on £40 surety. In a separate matter, Thomas William Dawn, 25, was fined £110 for indecent language in the same proceeding.
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O_ Howl
Arhhme Neiluen
Arthur Gilbert Friend
Coheens
Mayath
Gall
Lin
Thomas William Dawn
Convent High School Year Winners Listed in Montlth
Convent High School announces third and second year award winners across subjects including Religious Knowledge Geography Maths History and Business Principles. Notable names include Nell Prater Coralie O'Brien Norma Faint Lacy Williams Lloyd O'Brien J Garrett Thelma Web and V Hurrett among others listed for various classes and honors.
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Nell Prater
Coralie O'Brien
Norma
N Pra Pope
Panton
G O'Brien
N. Frater
Dick Garrett
Lacy Williams
A Maloney
J Garrett
N. Hunt
Kwong Yuen
Lloyd ‘O'Brien
J. Asinseit
Agnregate
Lila Moses
Joan
Thur- Ang
Hima
Thurling
Tela
Jack Lennon
Thelma Web
Norma Ha
Boyd Mopper
Husrary
Norind Hagan
V. Ghurrett
Boyd Moppem
Vhurrett
Moppen
Prison Escapee Recaptured in Sydney Report
Sydney police say George Smith alias Jackson was recaptured near Glebe by watchman Arthur Tasman Dyer after a fierce assault. The man was brought before authorities and detained following the break from custody.
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Sydney
George Smith
Jackson
Troy Glebe
Artur Tasman
Sydney wool sales brokers report bumper auction prices
Pitt Son and Budgetry Ltd report at a Thursday wool sale. Broad lot offerings sold briskly with strong clearance. top price reached 181d for League Unieh of the following lots from Wyangle Tumut and Hathuckh, Goldsworth over New England.
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Pitt, Son
Budgery, Ltd
Soialogis
Yvonne Officer Inquest Opens After Mysterious Death
The inquest was opened today into the death of Yvonne Officer found in the wheel of a vehicle with a wound between the eyes. Bloodstained evidence and a fractured cleave were mentioned as part of the investigation. The commissioner of taxation was addressed during proceedings.
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Sydney
Yvonne
Bereean
Bees Kill Horse at Myocim in Lismore District
A swarm of bees attacked a horse in Myocim within the Lismore district. The animal died from the injuries. The owner had recently moved to the area and registered the horse’s name locally.
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Byoney
Myocim
Lismore
Anolated storms and global tensions spill into Queensland news
Reports detail storms in Queensland and drought impacts while an international line notes wool and cotton textile developments in England. A new plant fibre firm is formed in northern England, and Royal Dutch operations shift from Prague toward Amsterdam. In Armidale a motor car collision leaves Clyde Mehirton dead and Constable B Kennedy injured after a fall from an excursion train near Byron Bay.
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Odin
Chiat
London
Daily Telegraph
Bouncey i
England
Prague
Amnerdam
Winglaw
Cansey
Siniick
Boer
Armidale
Clyde Mehirton
Rocky Blyer
Uralla
Gostwyck, Sieje
Ave Armidale
New and Honpital
B. Kennedy
Casino
Casino Memorial Hospital
Limnore
Reseh- Bouth Casino
Civic Ambulance
Hinputal
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