Fragmentary notes on Kyneton district court delays and hearings
Fragmented text references delays in Privy Council and Lond Chis hearings, with mentions of Morrisons Elaine, Galbaly, and H. Jeniehas. It cites voters, a 1943 birth year, and mentions a Kyneton District context, undated appeals, and covert family concerns. The garbled OCR yields unclear actions and outcomes but centers on legal proceedings and delaying strategies.
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Kyneten
H. Jeniehas
Halle
Woormelang
Morrisons
Elaine
Sol Jeri
Barry
Morrison
DUCERS TURE E TALKS At SOT Meet Plan
A fragmented report notes discussions at a May meeting about a national event. It mentions officials like Fontan Seer and Baird Weve Lite, with references to Australia and representatives on government boards. The piece hints at a focus on participation, timing, and availability of components for the event.
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Woosley
Australia
Cma
Act
Racket probe uncovers tape and race fixing links
A police inquiry into alleged race fixing reveals tape evidence and connections to city racketeers. Investigators expect to interview urban workers tied to the syndicate as the probe broadens. Several individuals are reported injured in related incidents amid the turmoil.
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Elmina
PMG
Amendment rejected onus of proof in anti Communist bill
Canberra reports the House of Representatives rejected opposition amendments that would place the burden on the Commonwealth to prove communist affiliations of declared bodies. The motion, pushed by Dr Evatt, also required proof that continued existence would threaten national security. The debate reflected concerns over security and duty to prove affiliations.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Evatt
Right Of Appeal In Prevenit Access to Evidence Declares
The deputy taader of the speeprise faces a complex appeal over access to memory and evidence. Arguments center on government and organizational involvement, with emphasis on whether a higher court should overturn a ruling allowing or denying appeal. The discussion covers procedural timetables, hearings, and potential impact on future legal standards.
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Sppeaitinn
Eibwership
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Br Azvies
Menetes
Kiel
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Carey
Tanger
Lee
France and Australia Debate Communism and Public Service Roles
A fragmented report outlines Mr Chifley in France on 1030 discussing Communists as a major party and a public service chief appointment. It notes debates over civil liberties, government tyranny fears, and parliamentary votes on amendments amid a climate of political tension and constitutional questions.
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Chifley
Public Service Board
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McChifley
Ryetvs
Morris
Wharfies in Trouble Over Stop
Sydney readers report wharf labourers protesting a two month suspension of annual leave credits. About 400 of 1000 workers stopped work on May Day to oppose the Germanist Party Dissolution Bill and protest conditions. Justice Kirby noted the meeting about the strike as a protest activity within democratic safeguards.
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Sydney
Javier Mirby
de Gretel
J Hoty
Melbourne
Justice Kirby
Lelethardt
Mey
Crushed to death under logs near mountain road
Brisbane dispatch reports a truck out of control slid down a hillside near Tamrine Mountain. A worker named Himberget was crushed by logs in the crash. another man escaped injury. Officials estimate the loss at about 30 Bom to Bennett’s yard for salvage.
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Chiffey
Mir
Killey
Maaeelee
Anche Priatiori
Alh
Tibet
Brisbane
Astone Oll
Tamrine Mountein
Bean
Bennett
Writ Issued in Sydney Over Gold Payment Claim
A writ for 430,000 pounds issued in Sydney concerns a claim for gold delivered and priced under the Banking Act. The case hinges on whether predeceasors of gold were valued at a price set by the Commonwealth Bank, potentially yielding a higher amount.
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Sydney
Leremer
Umm
Ube
ACTU leaders clash over Crimes Act strike stance
The ACTU special conference debated endorsing automatic strike actions against the Crimes Act. The session featured reactions from union leaders including J.McPhillips and J.Healy amid broader discussions on wage policy and industrial action. The conference also addressed protests and the Inter Allied Executive stance on strike rights and government intervention.
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A.C.T.U
Oreeney
Aid to Asia Conflict Develops Anew
May 18 report notes continued aid to Asia amid tensions. The article cites heavy involvement of Australia and Britain, with no clear path to deescalation. Officials warn of potential escalation impacting regional stability and trade.
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Asia
Young musician dies in accident near Hyde
A car driven by Hayde Beck crashed into a back wheel on Stoney Hill in Hyde, killing young musician Eileen Price during a ride with Mugster’s Hill. Beck’s sitter Derren escaped injury, while the truck rode up and pushed the car aside. The incident also mentions a former Covic Symphony Girehestra conductor. In Brisbane a separate aviation record was set with altitude reaching 40,000 feet by Captain Fo Fine lay and Teemavan aboard a Australian High plane, the Sabot onemopherer.
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Stoney
Brisbane
Joory
Fo Finelay
Wool sales set record in Australia over ten months
Brisbane reports strong wool sales with 231?873?707 pounds realized for wool sold in Australia over the ten months ended April. The total exceeds prior records, with monthly activity reaching 2505.24 in value for the same period, surpassing the whole of last year’s sales.
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Brisbane
Australie
Lea
Red Tape Nears End for Townsville Attraction
Townsville residents face the closing of a 100 attraction after officials decided to abandon the project and dispose of all animals. The dam construction faced an order to halt and demolition, with the department refusing to approve the dam. The controversy drew turnout from locals and the media, as questions rose about who would bear the project’s costs and the future use of the site.
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At Sl
Townsville
Iain
Ering
John “Bon
Towneville
Ex-fiance On Trial in Melbourne Case
The ex fiancé of a Melbourne woman is on trial. Brewer of Brighton is charged with murder after the woman was killed in the City. A detective alleges Brewer made statements about the death and motive. He was remanded to May, with the court noting his prior relationship.
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Melbourne
Wolf
Hivette
Meath
Chile
England
Mtecial
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LMC
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Laval
Amateur Golf Title Title Won at Daley Course
In Brisbane May It White won the St Afenteur Gall title at Daley, defeating Lee Lambeuse at Pepinauls. Latvhnyuse played notably, securing the form in a tight field.
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Brisbane
Lee Lambeuse
Fertiliser production probe in Central Queensland
An Australian report notes Chemical Construction Corporation of New York and The Power Gas Corporation of England will study economical methods to produce wholewood fertiliser in Central Queensland. The government released the project to the corporation, with confirmation of support from Premier Mr. Tanto, and a plan to explore sulphate-based fertiliser options and potential benefits for agriculture and regional industry.
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Noah the Power Gas Corporation
England
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CMI
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Beristtselnitt
Milkmen face threats over Sunday deliveries in Brisbane
Report from Brisbane details threats made against milkmen who plan Sunday deliveries. Warnings claim attackers vow to bashe milkmen if they proceed, with locals anxious about safety and possible disruption to service. The piece notes the era's tension and mentions officials and community response.
CARGO SALVAGE TO BE BY TENDER
Salvage operations for the derelict freighter Marietta Ded to salvage cargo by tender. Marine survey and salvage experts prepare to recover items from the forward section as water seven feet deep near the engine room. Preliminary inquiry into the grounding to be held in Brewane on Monday.
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Tyne
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Marietta
Birliiowine Marine Survey
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Moore
Brewane
Duke of Windsor’s Story Reveals Earlier Life and Destiny
Life Magazine begins Part II of the Duke of Windsor memoirs titled A King’s Story. The section covers his life as Prince of Wales before 1928 when his father’s illness drew royal duties forward and shaped his future. The narrative blends personal photos, early preparations for the throne, and reflections on royal expectations and public perception.
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Life Magazine
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Witte Mifnetradionme
Bmn Budliang
Hie
Tie Moke
Newuwner
King Teetge V
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Ile Mack
Kaye
Farouk Foiled By U S Hands Off On Royal Scandal
The United States reportedly adopts a hands off stance amid the Farouk affair involving King Farouk and Princess Fathia. The dispatch notes government restraint as details of the alleged liaison remain unclear and odious chatter fills the press.
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