Inn Railway Collision inquest Opens at Dandiwindi
The inquest into the railway accident near Dandiwind i on July 5 examines the death of Min ice May Wood, 19, who was aboard an up train rear of a stationary 118 in the Booguage siding. Coroner and officers hear witnesses describe the events and sequence leading to the crash, with authorities continuing adjournments and investigations.
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Dadiwindi
Minice May Wood
Washington
York
Berlin
Landon Y Hintein
USA
Ail
Moscow
Beaks Tees
Tk Terse
Weattrn
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Claanee
P Ttesi
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Wewlert
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Training Plan Threatened By Shortages
Ambiguous report cites shortages endangering a training plan amidst war era mobilization. Officials discuss supply constraints affecting construction and resumed operations while other notes touch Berlin air safety and diplomatic negotiations.
Yugoslav Defence Chiefs Backing Tito
Fragmented report cites Yugoslav military officials supporting Marshal Tito amid political turmoil. The text mentions foreign observers, Rome contacts, and various unnamed figures, suggesting a tense scene around leadership and national direction.
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Tito
Defence Decentralisation Plan Emerges From Four-Year Debate
A senior government official outlined Australia’s defence decentralisation aims, linking the plan to broader strategic shifts and postwar development. He noted debates since 144 and cited various visits and discussions with Britain and other allies as shaping the approach.
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Commonwealth
Britain
Australia
Spekramnan
Jobo Certin
Chi
Gelseviey
Reuter
Shiplanding Abu Cera
Altyar
Resigned man charged after vehicle collision and intoxication
A man, identified as Boland, faced charges after a collision and officer testimony indicated he was under the influence. He was deemed unfit to exercise control and detained at the watchhouse. The incident involved witnesses and officers detailing his condition and actions.
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Francis Chean
Tyr
Jo Tidt
Nermec
Boland
AFUSE TO REMAIN WITH ALP AFUSE TO REMAIN WITH ALP
Brisbane July 5 Members of the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engineers have decided to withdraw their affiliation with the Queensland Trades and Labour Council and to remain in the Australian Labour Party.
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Brisbane
Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engineere
Quernaland Trades and Labour Council
Australian Labour Party
PREDICTS END OF DAIRY INDUSTRY
Deputy leader EB Maher of the State Country Party warned at a conference in Queensland that a centralised Food for Britain venture could imperil dairying and end the dairy industry. He spoke during party events amid speculation over national economic shifts and regional policy.
Coal rationing talks prompt mine workers meeting
chaotic report from Queensland and Victoria on coal supply and impasse. Ministers, industry groups and union leaders debate output and distribution as government moves to curb coal use in heavy industries. officials warn of shortages unless production and pricing align with wartime needs.
Government Crisis in France Likely Unrest Looms
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a political crisis in France with mentions of government instability and potential unrest. Key named entities are unclear due to garbled text, but references point to a national governance crisis and possible social disruption in the region.
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France
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