Attendance Certificates Awarded at Sehgal Committee Visit
Sehgal committee and headmaster Mr Poulson visited Ungham school to recognize Grade VI and III boys with high attendance. Teachers distributed certificates to 105 scholars amid praise from Mr Bell and the headmaster, with a schoolyard address and a National Anthem finale.
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Sehgal Committee
Teonnsd
Inspectivi-Lo Unp
Anlareea
Fihatn
Noss
Cammietes
Poulson
Hell
Widattis
Raat
Arhole
Qyery
Bell
Bellon Tehal
Alan
Williams disappearance prompts police inquiry drop
Melbourne police dropped inquiries after interviewing Heal Goulburn electrician at his fatherly house regarding Williams. Authorities said the case remained unsolved though no charges would follow and the man arrested near Williams’ disappearance would be withdrawn.
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Melbourne
Peay
Sydney
Heal Goulburn Electrician
Eastwood
Yagtaooy
Jorenh Viseng
Wiliams
Adelaide Lawn Tennis Final Doubles and Singles Results
In Adelaide on Friday the lawn tennis event concluded with Saneractive Serine J. Willard and Mla Teves winning the final of the mixed doubles while Shepherd of SA claimed the singles title. Final scores cited include 40 8 and 10 4 among others.
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Adelaide
Saneractive
Serine J. Willard
Ous Ivs
Mla
Teves
Vie
J. Crewford
Wee
Shepherd
Wilara Gvisw
The Kin King Progress at Bognor
The King remains in satisfactory progress at Bognor with the Queen walking in the gardens and Princess Elizabeth seen for the first time. The report notes a bright day with an east wind and the King indoors while the royal party continues public appearance efforts.
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Kin King
Bognor
United Service
London
Thureday
Bogner
Elizabeth
French Navy proposes new cruiser and fleet build
In a Senate session M. Lembery urged a plan to expand French naval power with a cruiser and six destroyers plus seven submarines during the next half year. He argued the move would promote peace by enhancing France’s standing, while acknowledging broader European programs.
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North Africa
M Siemers
M. Lembery
France
Mysterious case sparks alert in St Tilda Reach area
In a puzzling incident, a group of young men was found in a house near St Tilda Reach. Police report indicate possible foul play. Investigators describe odd clues and suspect foul play as they probe the scene.
Relief work debated at Port Pirie town meeting
Mae Secretary of the Port Pirie Relief Committee reports funds spent and upcoming efforts. About £170 credit remains as twelve men, employed to clear watertables and strengthen the Solomontown embankment, continue relief work. A depot opens for clothing and food donations. a Sunday concert at Athol Theatre aims to raise funds with local artists and a sacred program.
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Port Pirie
Br Garrett
Solomontown
Coweso
Relief Committee
Fai
Credit Balange
Raneh
Athamura
Yellows
Stacey
Madeline Smith
Rundell
Fiteneratd
Zend Waits
Betty ‘Ny
Sud Vera Haneell
Mesdames Wensson
McMahon
Master Fransis
Ina —Teer
R. Wilson
Lovell
Arnold
Mr. Cheanell
E. Porean
Boueter
Errington
Paul- Case
Tragedy at Daytona Beach as Bible Dies in Speed Run
The Daily Mail reports on Lee Bible's death during a speed attempt at Daytona Beach. Witness mayor H Segrave described Bible as accelerating to record pace before veering left, the car overturning near the curve. A photographer was killed when struck by the car. panic followed but the crowd was restrained. No further speed-record attempts will occur for at least two years.
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United Service
London
Segrave
Atlantic
The
Daily Mail
Lee Bible
Golden’ Atzaw
Ilile
Séurave
Bible
Sie Vimes
Vinck
Daytona Beach
Britain and America relations analyzed by John W. Davis
A Wailea service article reviews John W. Davis former Ambassador to Britain on Britain US ties. It argues naval disagreements drive policy but urges common sense, pacifist ideals, and mutual trade rights under Kellogg proposals, calling for good will over suspicion in future dealings.
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Wailea
Wsseington
Thursuay
Amfvica
John W W. Davis
Britain
Days
Baval
United States
Davis
Diugs
Sapator Baral
RAY ULTRAVIOLET USES QUESTIONED BY RESEARCH COUNCIL
A report from the Media st Research Council criticizes modern uses of violet rays citing costs and questionable health effects. It notes artificial light risks to blood and recommends caution in prescribing light therapy while favoring proper diet and outdoor exercise.
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Research Council
Annonce
Melbourne murder suicide after savage attack on woman
In Melbourne on a Friday a man identified as Samuel John Bond aged 63 attacked Mrs. Stelle Bisnohe Hall in Fitzroy, struck her with a Millicon, then cut his own throat on a Footpath near Hall's house. He died of spinal meningitis later in hospital. coroner rules self-inflicted death.
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Melbourne
Samuel John Bond
Stelle Bisnohe Hall
Hall
Fitsroy
Fileroy
Aseauld
Haldiei
Melvyourne’ Hospital
Anid
Cycling today road race result report
In an afternoon cycling race pursed by handops and riders, Roy Rop BL wintshield Dempsey Williams Brook G. Davis Waltshied Dormer ranking among the field. Names appear with unknown scores and placements, reflecting a fragmented OCR record of the event.
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Roy Rop
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Es Dempsey
Willams
Brook
G. If Posse
R. Davis
W. Waltshied
Dormer
New Air Service London to Cape Town Stated
In the House of Commons Sir Sammie Hoare announced that negotiations for weekly air service between London and Cape Town had concluded. He said the line would commence within 12 days of London after months of agitation.
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United Service
London
House of Commons
Sammie Hoare
Mir
Cape Towns
Local man Arthur Bovis noted as habitual offender
Fragmentary report says Arthur Bovis aged 54 was held by authorities after being charged with a crime at a dwelling. The text mentions police involvement and an habitual offender designation, with unclear surrounding details due to damaged OCR.
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Ameebodrnr
Arthur Bovis
Canadian Timber Trade Seeks Better Australian Share
The Canadian timber trade and Australia are under consideration by the government to secure a larger Australian lumber market share. The foreign minister for trade and commerce stated in the House of Commons that efforts are ongoing to improve access for British timber interests.
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Ottowa
Frits
Coltm
Bia
Isy
Home of Commons
Ltd at the ann day their ance and decision
In a discussion about long time competition and regulation a company faced burdens from legislation and high costs. A figure of 2,500,000 pounds appears as a significant impact. The speaker notes coast shipping freight costs, shipping companies wage increases since 1944 and rising overtime costs for crews.
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Tony San
Apsteton
Trelehts
Anfyttia
Ius
Peace Conference in Adelaide Delayed by Teleportation Question
Report from the Industrial Peace Conference in Adelaide shows delegates like Ho ward and Angell, with discussions interrupted as a motion regarding teleportation was debated. The telephonic questions and unclear phrasing reflect a disrupted session and unresolved items.
House In Turmoil Over Timber Strike Debate
Riots and disorder erupted in the Legislative Assembly as members shouted and ignored the Speaker amid a timber strike debate. Premier defended government action to protect loyalists while a bill authorizing a new building for the Agricultural Department passed 38 to 0, with the county baker’s start dates clarified after public holidays.
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Sydney
Finllay
Mt. Cesarenen
Actu
Culbert Im
Seertslay
Agricultural Department
Amador
Countey Baker's
Unclear Racecard Fragment: List of Horses and Times
Fragmented racing entry with numerous horse names, weights, and odds from an Eastern meeting. The text lists horses, weights, and short notes, but is heavily garbled, including misspellings and unclear event details.
British Labour: Party’s Ten Days Conference Tension
The British Labour Party’s ten day conference at Carlisle Hall drew attention to ministers’ plans and the government’s reforms. Delegates debated social measures, taxation, family allowances, and the national medical service while calling for full inquiry into economic and industrial issues. The alliance with Liberal Unionists faced opposition, with discussions on pensions and postwar policy shaping the tone of the event.
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Cariisle Wal
Vuumol
Branshes
Abe
Ministire
Evydent
Forslica
Revolvers Drawn in Northcote Yard Confrontation
Five men armed with revolvers jumped from a car at St Acortes Row in Northeast and faced the driver Mr James before he fired a shot. The incident occurred as a lorry loaded with cargo entered the yards of D Groves Pty Ltd. The assailants fled without further violence. The manager, Mr Janice, was present during the confrontation.
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Melbourne
Mangurmee
Janice
D. Groves: Pty. Ltd
North
St. Acorte's Row
James
Father charged with murder in tragic lighthouse year death
Edward Gils aged 18 a former apprentice jocker died after an iron finned misfire. Alfred Ells, his father, is arrested and charged with murder. The alleged attack occurred at a Keasing lag residence where a chamber was served and a glass shattered, a fragment piercing the jugular causing death within minutes. Ells had been listed on the Winchester list and planned Turkish baths visit tonight before Rosehill engagements tomorrow.
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Sooney
Edward’ Gils
Jocker
Tls
Joskes
Rosehill
Mortowe
Stevedoring Offer Urges Employers to Accept
Melbourne union officials urge Melbourne employers to accept the stevedoring offer from the Stevedoring Association led by Mrs. St Granny. The plan would have the association handle all stevedoring work in Melbourne, reducing rates charged by current companies while maintaining efficiency.
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Bhiltn
Stevedor’s' Associam
St. Granny
Melbourne
Scoring Chronicle of a Test Match Bowling Tactics Stumble
A fragmented report details a Test cricket innings with England bowlers executing strong lines while Australia battles to chase. Notable figures include Hammond and Tate delivering key dismissals, with Ryder and Kippax contributing steady runs. The day's play features cautious batting, sharp fielding, and a lively crowd with substantial gate receipts.
Bomb Trial Sequel Charges Alleged Conspiracy
A series of arrests followed a bomb incident as several men including Norman Melver and Timothy OConnell were detained on charges of conspiring from March 6 to 9 to pay to defeat justice. The case names Megevane, Priday, and others from Melbourne areas. The trial threatens a five year sentence if convicted.
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Megequane
Thleate
Eury
Wellinstom Paraite
East Mel
Melver
Stevedove
Thomas Paytor
Jackey
Hant- Jeysipeol
Moonee Ponds
Shypr’sanmiout
Yutrege
Dangerous Plight Seeks Blood Donors for Patient
In a grave health emergency, volunteers are urged to donate blood for the life saving transfusion of a critically ill man named Harry Dell or Merry Dell. Medical staff report his condition and request ayuda from that willing to help the laboratory and hospital teams.
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Frewis
Merry Dell
Neil
Triad
Financial Success On Bquac To LAT Tour
Melbourne reports indicate a financial success for the Bquac To LAT Tour with figures showing strong sales and positive reception. The Education Department considers the impact on local funding as officials weigh future collaborations and travel grants for cricket termy and related events.
Adelaidian Express Student Plight Remains Unclear
Fragmentary text. discussion about a person named Jardike on the way home and references to Angl ish speakers, invitations to visit India, and a claim of wishing to teach. The readable parts are inconsistent, with garbled phrases and missing context about events or outcomes.
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