Papal health worsens amid heavy rain and sleepless nights
Reports from Vatican sources indicate the Pope endures intensified pain and sleeplessness as sedatives are withheld. Archbishops Bullig and Duhle describe worsening condition and Christmas greetings sent to him, while Vatican officials note no clear improvement and ongoing concern for his recovery.
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Avenhishiop Duhle
Eucharistic Congress in Manila draws Australian and New Zealand clergy
The Sydney and Australian hierarchy prepares for a Eucharistic Congress in Manila with Archbishop Duhig and priests from Australia and New Zealand. Attending from Queensland are Father Fidel Griffin of Bella Bana and Father A. Tremewy of Mundingburni Powneyte, among about 40 clergy.
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Cathoinsiso
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Sydney Bond Store Fire
Sydney fire crews battled a blaze at the Bond and Free Store in Runlestreah. Flames and smoke ran high as firefighters arrived within minutes of the alarm. The damage is estimated at many thousands with several displays damaged.
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Sydney
Weenexiay
Ai Gratien Bond
Labourer charged with molesting young wife in Onidolah area
Alvin Atulnion Boye, 25, appeared on the charge of molesting a nine or more young married woman in Onidolah district. Police moved to remand him to January 6. Application for an opportunity by the police was refused.
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Weanenday
Alvin Atulnion Boye
Onidolah Ah Isrur
Falet Onkideh
Poll declared endorsing C P policy in strong turnout
The report notes an election declaration scene where party supporters from Country Party and Labour clash over policy and leadership. Candidates Buchanan and Hamly discuss farm and Labour votes while urging unity to secure candidates and seats amid tense regional debates.
Tasmanian Triplets Reported at Launceston Hospital
Fragmentary Tasmanian notice from Launceston reports the birth of twins and a boy at Langford near Launceston. infants named John, Biba, Trors are recovering well after delivery. hospital officials note the event occurred on a May date.
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Langford Arly
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Henry Saltmanisiy
Tholf Mae
Welchta
Day
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Biba
Trors
Damier
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General Hospital
Waterside Workers Pact Seen Facing Political Review
The Premier Butler indicated approval of a break decision affecting Waterside workers at Port Adelaide. The move concerns preference provisions and claims of 25 non-original volunteers, with further questions to be discussed with Prime Minister Lyons and the Attorney General.
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Butler
Treak
Av Lyons
Astormey
Monasea
Pheetert
Fuerte
Hon Maele
Volunioa
Faneplayas
Sitipawnera
Sanieai Pacthers
Ora
Joyes
Murder Probe in Melbourne Stabbing Sparks Shock
Italian investigators in Melbourne probe a brutal stabbing case amid conflicting motives and suspect theories. Officials say the motive remains unclear as detectives pursue leads, with tensions high over the violent incident and its fallout in the community.
English Team Reluctant to Practice at the Nets
Melbourne reports a disrupted session as rain and heat hamper the English side preparations. The squad faced changes with plans for Parmoo and others to bolster pace while the wicket’s condition and recent practice issues influence selections and expectations for the Australian tour.
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NETS
Holiday Labor Crisis Hits New Zealand Farms
The holidays drive many farm workers to leave Waikato and Auckland for hometowns, straining labor as employers report difficulty retaining staff. Chairman Mr. Bk of the New Zealand Co-operate Ave Dairy says immigration may be needed if locals won’t supply workers.
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Auckland
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New Zealand
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New
Two Men Injured In Adelaide Motor Car Crash
Adelaide Wednesday report states two men injured and both vehicles wrecked when a motor car struck a bridge overpass near the intersection of Anane Highway and Branchover Avenas. Keith Alexander Stephen of Bennett Street Hilton, manager of Une Colns Abell Company, was admitted with probable skull fracture and concussion. his condition unstable.
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Tare Mtn Oitiplan
Anane
Avenas
Aemadon
Unis Mueniing
Ars
Tha Ene
Keith Alexander Stephen
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Hilton
Une Colns Abell Companys
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Wild Ass Born in London Zoo
A London Zoo report notes the birth of a wild ass on a Tuesday in a week marked by the city’s animal news. The article frame hints at routine zoo events and record-keeping, detailing the moment of birth and general enclosure context.
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Wild Ass
London Zoo
Coastal Dairy Herd Affected By New Disease Outbreak
A storm of reports describes a spreading cattle illness impacting dairy herds from Nurash Muccrsaith to coastal districts. Early cases appeared in Northern Queensland and Aureetown before reaching varied centers, with fever and weakness noted in affected cattle. The outbreak’s origin and full impact remain under study as authorities monitor spread and gather tests.
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Australia
Fennstal
Nurash
South Africa
Queensiand
Aureetown
Sarpentaria
Paitree
Dualands Youngest Princess Message From Kent Court
A garbled dispatch from Canberra conveys a congratulatory message to Australia on a verse by Eneland’s youngest princess. It thanks Lady Gopria and Jomsel and notes personal thanks from the Governor General Gowrie.
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Peicesy
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Ford Gowrie
Wenight
Kent
Australia
Gopria
Jomsel
Wevls Weil
England's Helping Hand Sale Of Australian Goods
Australia goods promoted in Britain as part of a commerce drive. The Reading Bauland Co operative Society lists twenty stores offering Australian items, promising quality and fair prices to attract British housewives. London reports a professional figure connected to the campaign, amid tense trade rhetoric.
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England
Australia
Man Detained After Camp Fire Murders Near Mungindi
Reported investigation follows disappearance of Mary Nelvony after a camp 30 miles from Mungindi. Nelson was employed by Wi Allison at Dallaegeteon and left with colleagues for Christmas work. A missing man’s body is alleged found in a shed where a fire destroyed camp belongings and huts. Further details scarce as police pursue leads.
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Marry Nelvony
Haif
Noloon
Wi Allison
Dallaegeteon
Unin
Auconsland
Dureel
Ghristmas Ailton
Nelson
To Be Sent Abroad Federal Auditor General
Federal Auditor General, about to retire after long service, will depart Australia on February 18 for assignments in Britain and the United States. He will celebrate his birthday prior to retirement on April 17, with date yet to be fixed. An Englishman, he has held key posts in the Commonwealth Audit Office and other departments, becoming Auditor General after previous service in executive roles.
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Alice
Australia
Brow
Kent
Dorie
Comenynesitiy
Kretins Deer
Expusitions
Secreiery
Cammasne
J. Cerutty
Australian plan for World Fair exhibition in New York
An Australian delegation outlines a proposed New York World Fair style exhibition. They seek federal and state subsidies, aiming to attract at least 60,000,000 visitors and finance a 20,000 ton liner and a showboat to travel to ten world ports with accompanying staff.
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Tusday
Wr Boas
Una
America
Ae Chambers
Ian Coust
Tale
Tels
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Joan Funtt
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Severe Storm Hits Roma Vineyard with Heavy Hail
A severe storm battered Roma Vineyard causing extensive hail damage and flooding. Reports describe damaged vines, overturned canopies, and lingering water on fields as crews assess losses and seek cover for pending harvest.
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