Forest Dwellers Attack N G Patrol In Sydney Street Incident
In Sydney on a day described, a youth attempted to shoot himself from a taxi as forest dwellers attacked a patrol. Police, a driver, and a messenger fought the assailant who seized a rifle and shouted threats. The youth was overpowered and taken to Regent Street Police Station after a struggle near Central Waltway Station.
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Sydney
Twendas
Mameenger
Pult-street
Cantral Waltway Station
Artron
soaKh Amd
Dixcom- Patrion
Depth Charge Accident Injures Three on HMAS Vendetta
During defence exercises aboard HMAS Vendetta two seamen and a third unnamed crew member were injured when a depth charge exploded near the surface off Ketet. The three men sustained injuries to the face arms and body and were treated by medical staff after the vessel returned to port. Navy officials said twelve charges were tested at about twenty yards from the Vendetta and fragments from the tins container flew over the ship striking the sailors.
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Rydney
Toemtay
Maam
Venditha Weide
Ketet Durin
Avereines
Gamer Mac Dorad
Abie
Barhary
Bewaher
Cat Aubout
Metter
Native Patrol Attacked. One Member Killed by Arrow
Canberra report details a Native patrol led by Mr Morrison and Officer Clark traveling near New Galirem Papua and Byler Nine Quines. On December 19 a young hunter named Gwin was killed by an arrow near the May River frontier. Two subsequent attacks were repelled, with defenders standing firm.
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Canberra
Byler
KL Mancin
Thornwald Range
Mr. Taplue
Indas
Taylor
Beally
Quins to Meet Royalty In Texenta Tour
A special royal visit is planned with a medical team and police fund for the 100 cube journey. Monarchs will oversee arrangements as Quins travel from their hometowns to Texenta to midterm events with a Canadian tour following in May.
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Teesday
Thele Bia Estes Alliagh
Texenta
Ling
Ham
State quota enlists recruits amid Brisbane defence meeting
The Defence Minister attended a branch meeting and praised the recruiting drive. Enlistment prospects appeared strong with a large body enrolled to Friday, though some metropolitan units were not yet full. Lieutenant General H. Goulres was expected to visit Brisbane soon to arrange combined pursues.
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Defence
Var
Bret
Vbeanch
Aieeeia
Ite
Anges
J&mc
Lls
Gqulres
Brisbane
Jrom
Mt Street
Coroner's Finding On Melbourne Fire Deaths
Coroner concluded the fire was likely arson and found preliminary evidence of deliberate actions. He noted no loss of life occurred and emphasized the need for reasonable proof before conclusions.
Man Shot On Beach Sequel Manslaughter Charge
A beach shooting case leads to a manslaughter charge against a suspect identified as exton, reported by a local observer. The incident occurred today at Wollon pong near Airsander Witenn Gharpe with details still unclear and authorities investigating.
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Exon
Mmrr
Ewe
Wollon
Don
Wireless Telegraphy Training Plan For 90 Youths
The Howth Australian Division plans to train 90 youths in wireless telegraphy under the Auspices of the Institution of Radio Advisers. Approved by Prime Minister J A Lycea and Minister of Defense O A Sineet, the plan aims to foster national emergency readiness. Conceived by Vice President D M Gooding, it seeks to prepare up to 200 young people aged 18 to 21 free of charge, for potential service.
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Anelaede
Toeslay
Austra
J. A. Lycea
Ice Defenies
Dy M. Gooding
Institution of Radio Agvisers
H W. Haeringlin
Fire Outbreak Forces Evacuation at Paddington Factory
A blaze at three floor factory buildings on Church Street Paddington injures two and forces many workers, mostly girls, to flee via fire escapes. The Kingsley Hal Tin tin g Works and other firms on site suffer major stock and plant damage as flames engulf the premises. Firefighters battled the inferno as authorities investigate the cause.
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Church-street
Padditapion
Kingsley Hal Tining Works
Cellutold. Sidnels Faslors
W. Pabley and Co
Gold Stammpers
Ech
Efor
Pam
Grieve
Newtral Bay
Hikrmg
Inquest Opens Into Murder at Tenterfield
Tuesday in Tenterfield detectives say John Trevor Kelly allegedly killed Maire Sommeriad and her sister with an axe after an intoxicated night. Witnesses describe finding the bodies, lack of sexual interference, and a confession detailing a midnights plan, with Kelly later arrested in Spring Hill. The inquest is adjourned to morrow.
Defence Policy Shifts Align With Pacific Democracies
Melbourne reports a major change in defence policy by the Australian Trades Union Congress. The plank rejects guarding Australia with traditional clauses and instead urges alliances with Pacific nations and allied democracies such as the United States and New Zealand. The motion proposes funding defence through higher taxes on income.
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Melbourne
Conran
Aa Congrom
Pacific
Ib Swan
Hatite
Unide
Imarement Gould
Ely
Australie
Au Anniyels
Australia
Wes Aaken
Traig
Geney
D. Gordon
Nsw
Maxclm
Mir Gi
Weas
Nowoaalley
Politier
Ation
Leaving Age Question in Education Inquiry
SRISBANE Tuesday report on expert committee findings about setting a compulsory age limit for school entry. It notes the department seeks to know the number and ages of pupils leaving primary school, with a January 1 1932 date and March 17 deadline for forwarding results to the department.
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Srisbane
Zabwarda
Mysterious Focus Names Moderator in Brisbane Streets
Fragmentary text places a moderator in Brisbane near Norman Park and Bilabinie with references to Kennedy and a three year period. The garbled OCR lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes, but suggests a local governance or public meeting context with a person named Kennedy involved.
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Brisbane
Tyeshiy—Rov
Ieelinin
Norman Park
Bilabinie
Wie Toonight
Pershyirry
Etataite
Evs
Kennedy
Lift Returns Invalid Patient To Hospital In Queensland Fire
Brisbane reports a dramatic incident as a pajama clad man is helped by Constable E Fuller after flagging him on a main road. Fuller ferries the man to Casino Mental Hospital and remains involved as more details emerge about a nearby blaze at Cemmoja Products Works that sent flames and smoke through several floors. Firemen faced intense heat as they battled the inferno, with most of the building destroyed and occupants escaping via a ground route and an iron stairway.
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Brisbane
le Fort
E. Fuller
Onney Pallee
Weest
Ibis
Folie
Casino Menial Hospital
Fuller
Mewlah Hospital
San
Cemmoja Products Works
J. E. Tristam
Bankk
Ers
Trader Insurence Co
Mr. Tristam
Kingsley
Ely Street
Iehusiding
Mr. Grieve
Wienterpo
Hanging Victim No Clue To Identity
Turday the weak man found hanging from trees at Somaybanke on penary 27 has more proceeded by the apparent attempt to hide his identity in death. No papers could give any clue to the entity were found in him or his clothing and a branch search was made at the base of the tree. A driver told police he hid over the entry act in this truck from New Souls Wales. Police are trying to establish identity. There are no marks of scratches on the boot. The only flag of the human clothing was the word arulas on its and
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Basebane
Turday
Ines
Somaybanke
Penary
Hin Porerle
New Souls Wales
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