Doomben Double Horses Doomben Cup Start
Frans Nowland trainer of High Spirits said the horse would not run in the Doomben Cup at Brisbane racing on June 19. Dawson and Haseen fought hard with Daweson winning a round, crowd reactions intense as the contest unfolded with exchanges and a dramatic finish.
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Sydney
Frans Nowland
High Spirits
Fiat
Besbane
Ron
Peery
Feroge
Pieter
Dawsons
Bower
Hanya Severu
Yale
Dawran
Dawson
Hosen
Hassen
Trousle
Ughie Tage
Manas
Tay
Dowson
Haseen
Sellwood and Spellman Battle in Cup Headlines
Racing notes from Doomben describe Sellwood riding Spellman in the Cup as area bookmakers weigh contenders. The field features Forge and other runners with varying fortunes, while trainers scout tactics and form ahead of the main event.
Queensland Women Advance To Final In Memorial Cup Play
Queensland women beat Tasmania 4-1 to reach the lead for the Memorial Cup at the national tile meeting. Victoria fell to New South Wales by a second coin, with Queensland set to face them tomorrow. Beattie, Bowley, and Stopp starred with decisive holes and strong putting, while Stockman and Kernel battled to keep their team in contention.
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Haisdane
Queensland
Tasmania
Vna
Royal ‘Queensland
Voda
New South Wales
Tally
Victoria
Hrishane
Nivh
Agavet
Tayrania
J. Bowitich
Ailmia Taylor + Wiedortey ” Park
Mies B. Cortott
Are
Einwest
Ford
Worterl
Helen Stockman
Syiovy
Betty Kernel
Rooney Fit for NSW Match
Brisbane reports Rooney, star forward, cleared for New South Wales after a tough week. The forward underwent a medical exam following a Saturday setback at the Cricket Ground. Officials and referees handled protests as both teams prepared for Townsville fixtures.
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Brisbane
Jack Rooney
Britain
Queensland
New South Wales
Lange
Cricket Ground
Aes
Matfmnom
Erictlate
Townsville
Queenahund Rugby
Medical overhaul announced for war grantees by Australian minister
Minister for Repatriation Senator Cooper announced a forthcoming medical overhaul for Australian merchant marine members who were prisoners of war in the hands of rivals. He said provisions would be set to assist those veterans and families affected.
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Dawson
Williams
Howe
Austria
Heven
Beta Deweon
Canberra
Cooper
Repatriation Commission
Marine
Honda
Venee
Strike Over Lack of Omens and Water in Town
June 1 report from Mt Mul Hoan union chair Mr R James warns miners may strike over poor water supply and lack of amenities. He cites inadequate lighting, sanitation, and recreation ground neglect while government delays promised improvements. Union stresses action if local authorities fail to act by year end.
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Mt Mul
Dares
Janes
Bolee
Alee
Jon Meedtanee
Uae
Ty Bauer
Bene
Herbert
Algerie
Simeraat Mite
Earth Tremor Shocks Cairns District Residents
A tremor struck the Cairns district causing brief tremors felt in nearby areas including Lake Mackarn and Lake Cochorin. No damage reported though some furnishings moved and light disturbances noted. Previous quakes in the region date back several years with occasional late tremors.
Golden Casket 1484 Brisbane and Brisbanes cryptic notes
A scrambled OCR fragment lists numbers, names, and places including Brisbane Brisbanes and various codes. The text appears to be a damaged catalog or ledger page with prices, station names, and random proper nouns without clear context or coherent events.
Dr Fisher to Visit Queensland in November
A distorted Brisbane report notes plans for Dr Fisher and Archbishop Canterbury to visit Australia in November. The Archbishop and Mrs Fisher reportedly intended a week in Australia before attending New Zealand Anglican events in December, with a six day component in November.
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DR. Fisher
Qld
Brisbane
Canterbury
Dy Vieher
Archneteny Malm
Halse
Mra
Fisher
Australia
New Zealand
Anc
Coal Tribunal Here July 11 Set To Hear Claims
Stair Coal Miners Union president Mr T M Millar announced the federal coal industry tribunal will hear evidence. Mr Gallagher will take evidence in Brisbane on June 16, visit Rosewood and Spewich, then Collinevilly, Rockhampton, and Maryborough before departing for the south.
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Tpswich
Stair Coal Miners’ Union
T M. Millar
Coal Trdustry Tribunal
Gallagher
Tan Vent Queensland
Brisbane
Rosewood
Spewich
Collinevilly
Rockhampton
Marybor
Duke
Mackay Liquor Licensee Fined for Party Violations
June 10 Mackay licensee Jean Charate McAllister of the Grand Halil fined £250 with 6 shillings costs by Justice Baker in the Court of Petty Sessions for allowing liquor to be consumed on the premises outside prescribed hours under the Liquor Act. Police witnesses described a birthday party in a kitchen, with discussion of whether the entire hotel was a private residence. The defense argued the gathering was a private party, not a hotel event, while the police contended breaches occurred. The court imposed the fine, noting no evidence of concealment or further offence.
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MacKay
Grand Halil
Jean Charate
McAllister
Wed
J. C. Baker
Court of Petty
Baaker
Oroe
Uber Vention
Natere
Perean
Ambet
Rlaemon Kethlin McAllister
Tbs
JS Vo Gall
Hulecr
Nicensee
Unique Kidney Operation in Chicago Report
A dramatic kidney transplant operation in Chicago improved a patient after a dead donor kidney was removed from a woman. The team connected to blood vessels and nerves, with the healthy kidney placed and perfusion restored. The procedure, described in detail, marked a pivotal moment in surgical care and involved careful artery and vein connections and postoperative monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plane Taxis On Wrong Runway At Mascot Airport
Melbourne dispatch reports preliminary inquiries into a crash at Mascot aerodrome Sydney when an Areeett lr- Hinerich airliner collided with a goods train on a non designated runway. Civil Aviation Department officials and Mascot control tower witnesses described miscommunication and runway confusion as the plane attempted to line up under traffic signals and the locomotive and cars were not cleared. The incident prompted investigations by authorities and reassurances that future operations will prevent such errors.
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Melbourne
Mias
Weradrome
Aydney
Atom
Civil Aviation Department
Cariinder
TM Githam
Permite
Perodrome
Wentrol
Botany Goody Railway
Bimner
aMikaway
Thy
Charline
Sydney
Mascot
Tt Fraser
Fraser
Rockhampton Cup details and notable contenders
Rockhampton on June 1 hosts the Rockhampton Cup featuring horses Lacomar and Lacings among favorites. Other rivals include La Ver, Black Harry, Cornell Board, Dun Geraint, Acatalod, Apple Pip, Lord Ala, Brows Falcon and Royal Master in a packed field.
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Rockhampton
Wo Charles
Farl Webrua
Lacomar
Black Harry
Cornell Board
Seismograph Warning Highlights Queensland Cyclone
Queensland scientists reported a cyclone near North Queensland days before an official warning. Observations from four stations suggested the storm's technics, with implications for improved forecasting and potential savings in government costs through upgraded equipment.
Untapped Resources and Nuclear Talks Reach India Pakistan Border
Dispatch notes high stakes as reports claim uranium and other minerals may be moved to new sites for nuclear research. Xiang data indicate collaboration among regional powers. Refugee accounts reference government exiles and potential testing centers near Sinkiang. Moscow and Beijing react to shifts in Central Asia.
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Prdvinte
Whita
Sifteet Belon
Raila
Strvieiergg
Mumelun
India
Pakistan
Reed
Piper Wats
Lemdens
Sinkiang
Moscow
Dramatic Bid For Labour Aid
Melbourne dispatch reports the Victorian Labour Cabinet proposing a plan to redistribute five Assembly seats to boost Labour representation. The move aims to increase seats to 73, threatening the Country Party's influence and signaling a major test for parliamentary balance as the new parliament convenes tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Ialiwer
Beerne
I 4
Cal
Sla
Kabote
Farlimeniscy
Sestetom i
Country Party
Fer
Mir
Morrow
Paciament
Imo Cina
Kane
Hothesy
Homme Analite
Emg Ley
London Prisoner Sets Record In Prolonged Cage
London reports a Frankfurt representative detailing a prisoner named Wilt Schmitz who remained in a sealed cage for 53 days. An American Lille envoy notes Fakir Burmpaly has been preserved in a glass coffin for four days and claims to have beaten Lehmitt’s time by one hour.
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London
Ters
Frankfurt
Schmitz
Walter
Elgarutie
Prem Lille
Fakir Burmpaly
Teenain Ounéil
Lehmitt
Ftakir
Judy Garland Suspended From Studio Duties
Judy Dariens has been suspended by Mayer Studio for failing to report. The studio reported Judy was away without notice and the action follows internal disruption at the Metro production. No further details were provided about the suspension or next steps.
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Mollywood
Judy Dariens
Metro Wro Mayer Studio
Fred
Opposition for Reds at Brisbane ballet gathering
A Brisbane bulletin reports officials from the Perth branch plan opposition at the annual ballet. The secretary Mr E and a Stanistan secretary are noted, while General Smute shows encouraging improvement and progress.
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Brisbane
Orhers’ Pederathut
Yng
A. Brown
City Freight Fares Issue Provokes Rail Debate
Local officials debate a proposed ten cent fare increase across freight tariffs. Critics warn higher costs could raise living expenses while supporters urge a reform of the freight system to avoid broad price hikes and ensure stable rail service. Discussions center on improving transport efficiency and protecting consumers.
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Oweel
Brisbane
Ant
Quinensland Chamber of Manufar
Sugeare
NI To Abolish Upper House In New Zealand
Wellington June 19. The Legis lature of New Zealand will commence next session. Parliament negotiates reform led by Prime Minister with plans to abolish the upper house. A special committee from both Houses will consult ministers and prepare measures to abolish the chamber within days.
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Wellington
A.apsbeuler
Bidney
Cannell
Walland
ECTRR Will Form New Ministry in Sydney Tone 19
Sydney reports suggest the ECTRR may form a new ministry with Mr MeGtrr forming the cabinet. ALP opposition could deny a clear majority, while observers predict potential early general elections before Christus. Key seats Barwon Wallon dong-Kembis Madfiton Auburn Lilkiwantyy loom in balance as counting nears completion.
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Sydney
MeGtrr
Brmservers
David
Christus
Torinir
Ities
Gests
Barwon
Wallondong-Kembis
Madfiton
Auburn
Lilkiwantyy
Liberals
Country
Marty MW
Gothir Labour
Aes Poriere Perwsiity
Gurwen
Competition to Shape Secondary Industry Leaders
Brisbane reports fierce competition as the Premier Gold today hints at tougher rivalry for secondary industries. Observers note that firms demonstrating efficiency will survive, with leaders urged to focus on growth and reform.
Malayan Murders Shock Perak Ambushes Reported
A Scottish rubber estate manager Mr W L Wallace was wounded in a seaIlet ambush at Tapah in Perak. Three police officers were killed in a separate ambush near Kedah. European and Japanese officials were reporting casualties and injuries in Kedah and Perak as police hunted the assailants.
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Singapore
Reuter
WL & Wallace
Cor Ba Tapah
Perales
Kedah
Chita
June 19 Miniature Fair and Radio Britain Notes
Disjointed OCR notes mention June 19 events at a fair or gathering, Radio Britain, and a low 2 percent discontent among attendees. References to Mr Moore and several unclear phrases suggest a civic or community meeting. June 16 mentions state provisions and dairy education conferences at a branch, with someone compelled to attend.
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Mr Moore
Achema
Radio
Britain
Ioer
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Amyl
Viaesen Truett
Lee
Rupert
Diego
Humen
Mianen
Dewesort
Hasse
Homsen
Flasgen
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Dawei
Wence
Maswen
Hawen
Ern McQuillan
Massena
Uni Tanne
Coord
Bowen
Wade
Patiel Dawson
Erin
Coli
Tate Davewen Jandel
Sellwood
Spellman
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Os Speers
Darmation
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Fetter
Druwall
Melfourme
Piolfea
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Comairy Pripen
Rosie
Otremc
Rooney
Nsw
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S. Stelling
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Jung
Tiphdes Canket
Herrewerth
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SARBD
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UGA
ATTA
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NEW
Delo Radio
Rockhampton Cup
Ipbadil
Tec Queensland
Todaly Thidt
Thir Sek
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Neds
Berens
Jones
Uigt
Russia
Judy Garland
Reds
ECTRR
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Atvire
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Bhishane
State Provacherdil and Dairymea Ition
Horsburgh
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Carr
Ella ST
MAS Aoe
Machin
M’boro Electa Supplies
Adelaide
W. C. Pronger & Showrooms
Alflaide
A. T
Stroti
Adelaide Street
Geraldton
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