Overturned Dinghy of Missing Launch Found
A fragmented London report notes the overturned dinghy of a missing launch found at sea amid war updates. It describes diplomatic tensions over the Japanese blockade, with Britain and allies weighing responses and possible concessions, while logistic details and casualty notes are inconsistently reported.
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London
Tintin
Mr. Caldwell
Ingarneriow
Beit Bhid
Vaud Baack
Tarret Prnetoe
Brian Comets
Comét
Tolay
Baturdey
Japan
Fawr
Tilton
Tokio
Allan
Lord Halifax
Yorkshire
Foreign Office
Jimi
Domes
Britain
Yettertay
Tfment
Dopa
Chungking
Sorange
Golly
Len
Tin Ape
Ryland
America
Cardigans and Pullovers Our Men's Wear is Distinctive
A clipped catalog style list presents men s wear items including cardigans and pullovers with special prices. Names like Grey Aitken Alva and BRAD appear alongside fabric types such as MO LLETON LAM BET and dark shades. Prices progress with fractions and old time sale lingo.
Loan Council Canberra review to shape postwar borrowing
The Loan Council in Canberra will review policy to expand government borrowing and potential defence funding. The meeting aims to assess funds for next year while weighing market impact and cross‑government cuts. Officials expect a broader semi governmental borrowing plan and possible cross‑state coordination.
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Canberia
Bunyay
Amiralis
Canberra
DieTenen
Commonwealth
Altough
Joanie Nese
Counell Tor
IBM
National Inows
Che ‘Tranaueegy
Jeet 10
Cormman
Commonwealth Bank
Creare
Rider Fatally Hurt at Camowheelain River Picnic Race
In Western Queensland at the Ran kine River picnic race meeting, a rider named Lay Lloyd Aon of Rankine was fatally injured. The accident occurred amid wet conditions that plagued the event for three consecutive years, with emergency responders arriving from Compoweal to tend to the injured rider.
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Widen
Tarilary
Queensland
Ng Han
Lay Lloyd
A. d. Lloyd
Rankine
Indio
Lake Nast
Fragmented report hints at political and food shortages
A distorted OCR read describes worsening food supplies and political turmoil. Mentions of concessions, cabinet troubles, and notices about posts and uprisings in Shangwal point to a period of instability and public concern amid unclear details. Strong entities include Britain and potential government action.
Hopes for Safety Diminish in Mining Rescue
A mining team of 12 aboard the Merlin went missing after a floatation accident. Rescue efforts include Captain Munro and a Dragon Rapide plane, with search across the coast and waters. Brice Munro and Matthew Flinders are among those coordinating the effort.
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Meinbane
Handay
Raverin Belbery
Mirrof
Tomberow
Brice Munro
Anea
Ie Nertia
Matthew Flindere
Implicine
Leley
Munro
Bundaberg
Spent Bullet Ends Woman's Hall Dispute
A fragmented report describes a shooting incident at a residence where a bullet spent through windows and damaged interior walls. Witnesses recount partial names and the struggle to identify the shooter. Police questions and local investigation are noted as ongoing.
Search for missing dinghy after Brisbane destroyer mission
A wreckage search was ordered after a lifeboat found near Cape Moreton raised hopes for the missing dinghy. Captain Robertson led Mattiew Flinders to the scene but reports of a submerged craft and uncipherable buoy suggested no clear sighting. A broad coastal sweep and possible public notice will follow though time limits on debris remain uncertain.
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Capl Murko
Ratbou Miller
Robert Son
Cape Marston
Robertson
Matihaw Flinders
Lal
Ladlay
Mattnew
Flinders
Cape Moreton
Byotton
Mathew Plindersound
Wilfebooy
Mr. Qurey'n Sons
Lve
Netie
Atlantic
Cave Moreton
Lophy
Brisbane
Coean
Bruzane
Deaton Marty
King Asean Relaliver
Mfr
Grim find of unknown murder victim bones near riverbank
Police recover a partial human skeleton believed to be from an unidentified murder victim near Princes Highway. Detectives plan further searches along the river for more bones and clothing to help identify the deceased, noting the secluded area and the possibility of the body being discarded from a nearby car.
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Feo
Uae
Tle Han
Princes
Reply To Criticism CANBERRA Pavilion Foreseen Improvements
A telegraphic report discusses reactions to criticism of the Buckiey Munn Led pavilion in Canberra. Officials including the New York World's Pats secretary for commerce discuss remedial measures and praise the pavilion's early opening as a sign of successful planning. The Australian section is noted for its distinctive branding and careful coordination with national exhibits.
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Canberra
Junsday
Gh.fye
Buckiey, Munn
Steibourne
Rye Ned
Polr
Fowler Taur-Et Frambe
Australia
Officials arrest Rom police plotters in cabinet murder plan
In Bucharest authorities announce the arrest of Maal and Tran Guard and other cabinet members including the Prime Minister and Minister for the Interior. Army arsenal workers are charged with preparing hand grenades for the crime. The pair deny the murder plot claims.
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Bucharest
Smumias
Maal
Tran
Arcausinawe
Carol
Jterior
Boorarest
Suneay
Azreee
Widespread Rains Sweep Queensland Coast
Heavy rain drenched Queensland with up to four inches in places as a tropical wave moved south. Meteorologist A S Richards noted a similar pattern to June 1985 with relief expected soon. Farmers in Warrego report over four inches while Bundaberg and Dowse ranges areas saw substantial falls.
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Sme
A. S Richaria
Righbus
Jmrtius
Warrego
Bundaberg
Palin
Dowse Ranges
Toowrombe
Explosion damages shop in North Adelaide incident
Baker Alex McNealey narrowly escapes injury after a blast wrecks his shop on O'Connell Street North Adelaide. Debris from the explosion injures no one, with windows shattered and surrounding shops affected. Fire brigade responders clear smoke while McNealey recovers on the roadway. witnesses recall a gusty blast and a narrow escape.
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O'Connett-Streed
Holal
Dank
Gangway Collapse On River Alarms After Accident
Fragmentary report describes a gangway collapse on the river amid noisy spectators. Children fell into three feet of water and mud, prompting rescue efforts as bystanders and lifeguards responded.
Lantana bug outbreak raises council concern over weed control
Reports from Rockhampton and New South Wales detail the spread of the lantana bug (Peleionemia lantanae) after liberation near Asnertoh and at several northern sites. Entomologists warn the pest could devastate lantana shrubs, with bushes decayed, flowers destroyed, and branches killed by dense infestations. Authorities cite trials and past experiences showing slow, uncertain eradication.
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Arisbane
Kairi
Asnertoh
iNick
Anana
Queene
Pandube
Northern Rovers
Council of
Rockhampton
Eniana
Ing Northem Ureistrict
New South Wales
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Loan Council
Outback
Picnic Race Club
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Lane Cove
Mises J
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Archerfield
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Muliday
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Grim
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Baker
Adelaide
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Mobart
Bunday
Unie
Gallvie
Seader
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