Job notices seek youths for railways in Melbourne
The advertisement calls for applicants aged between 18 and 61 years for railway positions including coppersmith spectrical otter Otter and tercer tinsmith and sheet metal worker. Eligible youths with a University School Leaving or Intermediate Certificate may apply if under 19 on 22 January 1948. Application forms are available from the Secretary for Railways Room 10a Spencer Street Melbourne until 4 pm 27 October.
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Melbourne
Uniform Traffic Practices Gain Support at FLAC.VY Conference
Delegates from elt and country at Melbourne discuss extending sections of the Trafic Coda to improve driving uniformity. Emphasis on right of way to the driver on the right at intersections, and restrictions against more than two vehicles or bikes traveling abreast. Uniform rules seen as essential to safety and reducing prosecutions.
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Benalla West Boot Repairs Ad Seeks Leather and Supplies
R HOCKNELL offers boot repairs in MexicGullivan and Button area with second hand harness, footwear oil, and worm oil at low prices. The ad promises best leather and low costs for customers seeking durable gear.
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Button
Omega clocks world record accuracy surpasses own mark
Omega announces it has broken its own world record for AC accuracy with a 678 percent of absolute precision. The firm remains the sole official timer for the Olympic and Empire Games, emphasizing the importance of split second precision.
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Radio Schedule Fragment With Numerous Programs Listed
A dense OCR snapshot shows a long radio schedule listing stations and times for various programs such as Farmers News, Country News, The Breakfast Parade, music shows, and network news blocks. Multiple program titles appear alongside times and station identifiers, reflecting a busy broadcasting day with numerous repeats and cross listings.
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Gordon Bell to star in Madame X at Shepparton Theatre
Gordon Bell, LER’s studio manager, travels to Shepparton with Les Murmy to perform in Madame X by the Lee Murray players. He is surprised to learn he will be a main character and later declines a tour contract. The troupe also features Ginger and Olinger in other roles as they travel by road to the venue.
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Minister Warns Against Citing Ship Movements in Public Dossiers
The Defence Minister urged the public to refrain from including references to ship movements in their letters and documents. He warned that such references could compromise security and endanger lives by guiding private owners and actors who might misuse the information. He called for careful, non-specific commentary to avoid aiding censorship targets.
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Australia Eggs Sale Arrangements Ready for King
The government has completed arrangements to sell Australia’s egg shipment to the United Kingdom. The expected bounty is reported at more than 108 million.
Telephones Displayed By Department Powers At Be Lendin
The display shows methods of terminating telephone instruments and related equipment to illustrate the department's efforts. It invites discussion on the effects of telephone service and its future efficiency, with emphasis on the department’s goals and demonstrations.
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Heneral
Broadcasting station opens as Australia expands private radio
The opening of a new commercial broadcasting station in Bunbury marks broader growth of private radio in Western Australia. The Director General of Postal Services says commercial stations boost broadcasting popularity and power, with expectations of up to 100 kilowatts.
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Bunbury
West Auatralia
Australa
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Aue Tralia
Tennis pairs duel for final in Lurg event
Thrilling afternoon in Lurg featured semi finals where H Gardiner and M Martin beat W Elliott and J Anderson while H Hut and Le Poldeven defeated W Elliott and J Anderson in a dramatic deciding game. Afternoon tea by Lurg ladies filled the break as players battled through lengthy rallies.
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le Pold
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Air Raid Refugee Billeting Plans Considered
Text discusses wartime refugee billeting in the country, urging groundwork for a system to house evacuees. It notes a conference consensus on hiring and cooperation with authorities to shelter private homes and other locations for evacuees, with emphasis on safeguarding civilians.
Major Streets Drivers Face Difficulty With Waterway Intersections
motorists struggle to conform to Trade Code stop requirements at watercourse crossings with many interections unmarked. Government since 1930 diverted from country roads board to general revenue on driver’s license fees, costing authorities and the public in unmarked crossings and elevated diversion sums.
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Offien
Poverty and War Tied in Political Scheme Sayings at Coburg
A speech at Ghureh Sydney Road Coburg on Gunde links poverty and war in political misdirection by a speaker named Cameron. He argues wars of aggression aren't needed and that Labour politics push toward public ownership amid global changes including Australia and New Zealand moving toward broader access.
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