Border Watch Tightens as NSW Raises Entry Rules
NSW plans extensive border controls with day and night patrols by 100 police or more. Children under sixteen must show certificates declaring no contact with contagious diseases before entry, as officials discuss rules for crossing at the Murray border and health department directives.
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Vietoris
Pali Health
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Patra
Murray
Witzsimon
Ghinenstine Araggeménis
Bern Owittiy
Parajyss
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Atorr
Eildren Uider
Bombed British Ambassador in China Triggers London Protest
A Chinese road ambush wounded British Ambassador Sir Hugh Knatchbull-Hugesson and prompted a British protest to Japan. Reports say the attack occurred on the Shanghai Naoking road as escort plans and gunfire disrupted the convoy near Lake Taihu. Medical staff report the ambassador in critical condition while U.S. and Chinese officials react with condemnation and calls for restraint.
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London
Japan
China
Hugh Knatchbull- Hugetson
Shanghai-Naoking Road
Hugh Knatchbull-Hugesson
Synbaaador
Enra Carr Timion
Arkueid
Admini Bugiyiwa
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Tokyo
Peevan
MivvLa
Church of England names proposed for Melbourne see Holy Catholic Church Antica
The Bendigo Synod recommended to the Geneve Synod that the Church of England in Australia be renamed Holy Catholic Church Antica to emphasize catholic unity rather than national character. Rev W W Taylor argued the church must emphasize Catholic unity and sink divisions.
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Melbourne
Bendigo
Geneve
Church of England
Australia
Antica
W. W. Taylor
Budget speech outlines no tax reductions in current budget
The Treasurer in the House of Representatives today stated no tax reductions are planned despite a larger defence expenditure. The budget for 1996-97 shows a surplus of 1,276,594 last year and an estimated current year surplus of 30,000, with old-age pensions raised to 20 per week and total expenditure around 85,180,000 including defence.
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Canberna
Priday
Caary
House of Representatives
Wheat To-day’s Quotations
Fragments record wheat quotations from Sydney markets with bulk parcel quotes on a March basis. Readable lines indicate bid and offering levels though text is incomplete and inconsistent.
Tragic Port Gamble Murder Report in Milira Lock Area
The body of Tony Bernard Wiermey, 28, of Milira, was found in Milura Lock 1AM. Police suspect foul play after possible blunt force trauma near the eye and cheek. Investigations indicate he left home Sunday night and did not return.
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Melbourne
Antony Bernnerd Wiermey
Mil Ira
Nurieg
Tleyney
Kranpling Iron
Housing Proposal for Erskineville Work Sydney
Fragmented text outlines a housing proposal in Erskineville Sydney with references to council involvement, boards, and a regional meeting. The readable items mention Penny Primer Stevens and a five part plan under council supervision, with unclear outcomes and dates due to garbled OCR.
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Sydney
Stevens
Widhon
Spanish War Santander Surrenders to Nationalists
Reported in London as Santander formally surrendered to Nationalist forces led by General Franco. Widespread scenes of shock followed dawn campaigns as rebel troops entered the city with senior leaders, signaling a major shift in the Spanish conflict.
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London
Sanitander
Gaiernment
Franco
Tonys
Ely Delared
Giron
Warwick Farm Racecard Scrambled Names
Race card from Warwick Farm lists events and entrants with garbled horse names and sponsors. The schedule includes the Timex event at 1.50, the Hobartville Stakes, and the Warwick Stakes with listed horses such as Bulky Oak Kerry Bay Campbelltown Handicap Silver Rose Aureus Gay Chow and Glee Hanalesty among others. The text preserves race times and some horses but many names are unreadable.
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Cosmunrass
Randwick
Kerry
Campbelltown Handicay
Gay Chow
Hobartville
Boxing Title Fight Postponed In New York
New York boxing fans await Monday as the world heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Tommy Farr has been postponed due to rain.
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New York
Hanyvereight
Joe Lou
Tommy Farr
Ear torn off stitched on again in Auckland report
A fragmentary Auckland item describes a bizarre incident where a work crew stitched a torn ear back onto a person. The unusual procedure involved sending the stitched ear in an envelope to a company for medical attention and doctors later sutured it into sacs.
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Auckland
Filla Weiner
Geofrey Douging
Locomotives Collide injuring Sydney fireman
In Sydney a collision occurred at Aveleigh railway yard when two locomotives came together injuring a fireman. The incident involved the engines at the yard as workers attempted to manage the derailment and assess damage.
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Sydney
Aveleigh
Railway
Dumayert
Herowr
Wheat Market in Sydney Dull With Sparse Trade
The Sydney wheat market opened dull with little interest from buyers or sellers. A few parcels traded for prompt delivery at 30 per bushel on a March basis with storage charges added. September shipments moved at 4 1/10 per pitch? December delivery varied.
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Sydney
Weather forecast with scattered rain and cool nights
A battered weather note reports showers and thunderstorms in eastern regions with hail possible, while western areas enjoy generally fine conditions. Temperatures remain moderate with cold nights and fog in some districts, including coastal North Coast and inland areas, with occasional moodings.
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Hoya
Japanese Success and Chinese Losses Reported at Shanghai
In Shanghai and North China engagements persisted with quieter artillery and air activity. Reports claim Chinese losses, including wounded and aircraft downed, while Japanese forces maintained air superiority and captured positions near key cities. Aerial and ground actions continued across multiple fronts with significant but disputed casualty tallies.
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Shanghat
Shanghai
China
Av Huyqing Kelgen
Pataling
Chinghat
Jaxi
Tokyuhima
Gasworkers Strike Settlement Reached in Melbourne
Terms of settlement accepted by the Gas Employees' Union last night end a 13 day strike. Workers are to resume work immediately with expectations of full pressure restored early next week. A conference of Victorian respondents will meet next week to set the award terms.
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Melbourne
Altike
Gas Employees
Unt
Teix
TawakTeenyent
Applies Nly Co
Ghe
Lerma
Australian wool income forecast exceeds this year
Sydney reports the 1997 wool season is expected to yield more than 63 million. The figure, derived from goat cheque data, indicates higher income next year with gains over this season.
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Sydney
Sussex Street Market Report Sydney Friday Prices
Market report from Sussex Street Sydney lists fluctuating prices for produce and goods. Tasmanian potatoes and new laid eggs, cheese, honey, onions, and wheat details appear with units and figures. The fragmentary entry notes a range of values and mentions lucerne hay with unclear dates and staples.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Lucerne
Coal Prices Rise Shaping Consumer Costs in Sydney
Sydney reports coal price increases by suppliers with increases noted across the market. Local coal owning companies have not yet issued a formal declaration, but consumers may feel higher costs as ongoing price adjustments take effect.
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Sydney
Wilieh
Lottery draw details noisy Sydney to Manilla list
State Lottery mainly to Sydney and Manilla officials list prizes and syndicates. The text names prize numbers and recipients including Alma Gaal, William Fowler, Martin Price, and Lawrie Jenner in NSW. Lottery No. 440 will be flown on Monday.
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Sydney
Proty
Almba
German Doctor Victor Ian Applicant To Be Registered
The High Court upheld the Victorian Supreme Court decision allowing Moritz Meyer to be registered as a legally qualified medical practitioner. Meyer, with German anti-British credentials, had been barred by Nazi restrictions on non Aryan medical professionals. The Victorian Medical Board had challenged his registration.
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Sydney
High Court
Victorian Supreme Court
Moritz Meyer
Meyer
Germany
Victorian Medical Board
Skilled Operatives Shortage Alleges Labor Market Gap
Shortage of skilled operatives in many secondary industries in Australia is alleged as federal ministers indicate migration rules from Britain will not prejudice Australian employment. The note underscores concern over potential job displacement and the impact on Australian workers.
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Sydney
Jnduatrien
Australia
Ihieretare
Britain
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