Two Bogga Road Escapees Recaptured Near Brisbane
Two of three prisoners who fled Booga Road gaol on Wednesday were captured at gunpoint by police on an island near Shorncliffe and Nuddee, about 14 miles from Brisbane, yesterday afternoon. Suspects include Derwant Evans Arkinatall and Arthur Denis Malliary. the third, Victor John Travis, remains at large. Witnesses saw the men crouched behind a sandbank on the island as locals reported the escape and the search continued.
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Brisbane
Booga Road
Ackinstail
Aland
Fugitives swept to riverbank and captured at dawn
Report describes a dramatic pursuit as fugitives fled into a river and were cornered by police. A handcuffed Arin Math resisted. the pair were eventually seized near Sand Station after a mass manhunt. Officers, led by Inspector Securiey, secured the area and transported the suspects by boat and van.
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Sandate
Nusdah
Wenemune
C48
Securiey
Tuk Weith
Win Ao
Whitney
Arkinwlul
Nudgee College
Piinrnsay
Perfect Pitch For Test Play To Day
An Australian squad is preparing for the second Test amid weather worries and cautious plans. Experts note a tentative pitch condition with late-season wind and potential repairs. The wicket is reported as odd for 200, delaying verdicts about pace and bounce as curators monitor field readiness.
Wealth Loan in New York and Brisbane Crime Scene
Fragmented OCR recounts a wealth loan offer in New York with terms and an Australian police incident. It describes a violent confrontation, arrests, and a crowd at Bondgate police station, with references to a hostage-like scene, parade parlance, and subsequent charges. Names referenced include Arkell Halliday and Watershouse, with mentions of Brisbane, Sandgate, and live event crowd dynamics.
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Tie
Arthintall
Bothroy
Arkinstall
Haiday
Bondgate
Brisbane
Une
Youdhy
Arkell Gd Halliday
Watershouse
FAI
Mim
Laland
Colin Jones
I Gwinter
Frederick Fiytin
Pki
Five Airliners Wrecked At Archerfield
A severe gale at Archerfield Brisbane caused extensive damage to five passenger planes piled together. Winds up to 66 mph shattered hangars, damaged homes, and disrupted power. Casualties include Henderson (65) who died after the storm. Aircraft losses are estimated at £60,000 with debris scattered over suburbs and planes forced down by wind across the field.
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Brisbane
Dougiva Pasaenger
Britban
Archerfield
Apun
Mount Gravatt
Southwort
Jonsen Bumiaden- Henderson
Howe
Watie
Millon
Easiesring
Drisbane
Archerield
Eryatind Wether
Qantas
Plana
Nfoorey
Sobbane
Yale
Vulture
Erlebone
Mos Teyruch
Grange
Alu Ney
Beyend
Daghter Delfanne
Silly Boots
Pyle
Oliday
Bruch
Curt
Decentralisation of Civil Air Department
Fragmentary OCR text references decentralisation themes with unclear phrases. The readable material mentions civil air administration and potential reform discussions, but lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities to anchor a coherent summary.
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Civil Air Department
Rich find in sea Palonto crew faces danger
A shipwreck tale describes a large hoard found near Palonto with a crew of 34 aboard. The treasure, possibly worth two million glittering units, raises questions of safety and survival as the captain faces a perilous voyage and rumors Uruguay might seize the cargo.
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Palonto
Éutlers
Uruguay
Einaquan Watoes
Melbourne Moral Delinquent School Search Sparks Education Probe
Melbourne reports a government ordered examination into moral delinquency among Victorian schoolchildren following Hobart allegations. Education Minister Fields announced the inquiry after Hobart High School principal Mr Biggin cited home and school factors, detailing proposed classifications and possible parental involvement.
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Melbourne
Fields
Sydney Strikes Raise Restrictions Debate
In Sydney observers discuss new restrictions tied to a strike or protest action. Reports describe unrest near the Besom area and mention a planned meeting with workers and officials. The piece notes potential impacts on local industry and public response during the event.
Dover Statue Churchill Memorial Faces Delicate Debate
London reports a growing sensitivity around a Churchill memorial statue amid conflicting public feelings. The piece notes Americans and others pressuring for reevaluation, with diverse voices citing legacy, symbolism, and the need for a measured response.
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Dover
Churchill
Girls Found in Polish Camp
Police report two girls, aged 14 and 10, discovered at a military camp near Yorkohirs after villagers alerted authorities. Evidence suggests they were sheltered in soldiers huts with others hidden behind curtains. Police transported them to safety as investigations continued.
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Wonton
Bighy
Malki
Weir Deittield
Yorkohirs
Pallor
Waienwal
Tate Kuwea
Wage Rise Decisions Ahead In Canbemia Cabinet
The Cabinet sub committee reviews recommendations on a basic wage increase affecting major sectors and prices. Government policy moves hinge on whether to permit direct price influences and subsidies, with an estimated three percent rise in overall prices likely if implemented.
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Miust
Four Killed In Week End Accidents In Sydney
Sydney police report four deaths from weekend accidents. Incidents include a seaside tram crash on the oceanfront and a Princes Highway collision near Arnelle, with drivers and bystanders among the injured. A local road blaze injured Elizabeth Auncocke, who died later from burns. authorities search for a missing rider after another crash.
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Sydney
Ronald
Mun
Thedern
Stanly
Robert Stewart
Ciffe
Princes Highway
Arnelle
Mae
Ule Jalinolon
Puntsalla
Ieyole
Akion
Elimabeth Auncocke
Buxtour
Hives
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Weingrd
Arin
Math
Cranae
Ark
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Oribb Taland
Mao
Tnieset Janaemine Muduoe College
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Tetver
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Landie
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Gorman
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C'wealth Loan
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New South Wales
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Royal Ufesaying Society
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Brian Elder
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London
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Renreusnie
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Victoria
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Han
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Iit
Ponantatty
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Sr Churchill
Naval
Elgur
Federal Cabinet
Rod
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Mona
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Lowes
Aap
Brepy
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