Arrest of 19 Britons at Abadan Airfield in Persia
The Daily Mail Teheran correspondent reports Amir Alan Persian oil province governor's arrest of 19 Britons who landed at Abadan airfield claiming illegal entry. The article cites confusion over company directors and Persian government reactions, with mention of Mir Drake and Persian authorities.
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Cole Wins State Flyweight Title
Local boxing scene reports Cole claimed the state flyweight crown in a hard fought bout. Details on opponents and rounds are unclear due to OCR corruption, but Cole secured victory amid a tense exchange and strong late effort.
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Test Tour Insurance On WL In Melbourne Report
Insurance on WL Test Tour in Melbourne outlined terms for coverage during a British Australian event. The article notes a schedule from November to December with dates and venues, plus guarantees from the West Australian federation and Australian sports bodies.
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Wolfram Ore Near Mackay Declared Scarce
A Queensland mining report notes wolfram ore near Mackay with high tungsten content for hardening steel. The finding at the Mackay region promises ore weighing up to several pounds, sourced near the Eun gella Range, amid rising prices and exploration activity.
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Melbourne man dies after head shot during escape
Police say Raymond Purcell died from a gunshot wound while fleeing from officers at a Melbourne residence. Chief Commissioner A Duncan announced an inquiry into the shooting. Witnesses described a car chase and a tense pursuit ending near St Phillip Street East Brunswick.
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Sequel to Armidale RL game in Brisbane match notes
A garbled report references a sequel to an Armidale RL game with mentions of Brisbane June and a France Northern China match. It lists names like Joe and Nike and references Armidale and referers but content is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Manpower Strain Hits Queensland Canefields
Reports indicate staffing shortages in Queensland canefields amid a shift in employment rules and recent law changes. Officials note limited new workers joined power plants and farms, with debates over migrant labor and local recruiting efforts during the harvest season.
Swedish Lead in Davis Cup Play
Swedish players Lennar Bereelin defeated Broun while Geoffrey Paiet beat AJ Mortrang Biria in early Davis Cup action. Britain faced losses as the match opened with scores around 6-2 and 7-6, reflecting Sweden's advancing position in the tie.
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Test cricketer Lindwall married shocks readers
Fragmentary notice reports cricketer Lindwall marriage in Brisbane. Text shows garbled names and scattered letters, but conveys a wedding event involving a famous test player and a partner whose surname appears as Pamela.
Murder Charge Reported at Central Court
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a murder charge proceeding at a central court. Details are unclear due to garbled source, but mentions names and a courtroom setting.
Catholic Ball A Brilliant Success In Maryborough
Debutantes and guests attended the Maryborough Catholic ball at the Town Hall with grand decorations and formal gowns. Notable attendees included clergy, dignitaries, and local hosts as the event showcased debutantes in elaborate frocks and the evening featured the presentation of young ladies and society leaders.
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River Brisbanes Depths Under Review by Officials
A survey of the Brisbane River shows silting with low tide depths around 9 feet near Pookenbab and 27 feet at Bulimba. Technical experts completed their special survey and will submit findings to the Shipping Representatives Association this week, as concern grows over river depth deterioration over the past decade.
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Exhibition of Historical Needlework in London Draws Royal Attention
A London exhibition on historical needlework opened at St James's Palace, organized by the Royal School of Needlework and opened by Queen Mary. The display features gowns, robes, lace, and embroidery from British royal and noble wardrobes, including items once worn by Princess Elizabeth and later royals, with notable pieces linked to figures such as Oliver Cromwell and William the Conqueror.
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Claims For Higher Railway Pay
Wage increases of 12 percent are sought in applications filed in the Industrial Court today by the Australian Railway Union and the Metal Trades Union. The Metal Trades Union seeks no percentage increase for workers in railway workshops including foremen and timekeepers. The ARU claim covers all employees in the wages sections. The Federated Clerks Union, Railway Officers Union and Railway Traders Employers Union want similar increases to that of the ARU.
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Brisbane River dredging project moves forward
Government orders deployment of German and local companies to dredge the Brisbane River. Officials say none of the bids met price expectations, delaying full execution as negotiations continue and preparations proceed.
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