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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
Neprue Oil Company manager Dudley Woolcot Lush testified at the Air Inquiry Committee that Ulm discussed a publicity plan to get lost in remote wilderness as part of negotiations. He described Ulm’s line as serious during the round of talks.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a radio phone service to Britain and a patent by E H Dine. The text mentions a Warne and Capricette in a cryptic arrangement with a 18h reference. Further readable elements are uncertain.
Fragmentary notes mention Duane and others in a private setting with unclear events or outcomes. Names appear but full details are missing, leaving the context ambiguous and not verifiable.
A prominent local divorce court story centers on a celebrated figure known as a Yeat, detailing wealth, lifestyle, and legal proceedings. The narrative highlights social circles, property influence, and ongoing court actions affecting public perception.
A fragmented report highlights driver movements and uncertain alliances in a mutating field. Names such as Haney and Fone appear amid shifting affiliations and strategic pivots as teams recalibrate for upcoming events.
A fragmented note reports Wun Corns Favorites defeating Andy with scoring details in a cup game. Names and teams are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a sports result involving a cup competition.
fragmented OCR text outlines regional events and meetings across multiple local areas. names and places are garbled, but references to meetings and regional developments appear throughout.
Officials explain the sequence around a public event wherein a race collapsed and a youth is reported to face a two-year jail term. The report notes an oil facility and a security gate as contextual details.
The court cites an accident at a Hoyts Theatres venue prompting charges against a juror. Details remain unclear as officials review incident facts and legal steps.
Fragmented text indicates a captain barred from a tour and mentions Sunpentown and Mine 886. Other readable items reference new companies, plugs, and express services with unclear context and dates.
Smith's COC maintains lead in second form as rivals trail with limited scoring. Officials note steady pace and strategic moves shaping the race.
A formal appeal in the conceal case was filed this week with the court in Westminster. Lawyers for the defendant argued for a reduction in charges while the prosecution sought to uphold the original accusation.
A legal notice reports the appeal over a £10,000 claim has been dismissed. The action involves Rylands for loads and related parties. Proceedings conclude with the appeal being refused and the claimant sought to enforce the amount.
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