Honours List Details for Military and Civil Service
The document lists individuals named in the honours list for military and civilian distinctions. It includes recipients from Canberra and other regions, noting Companions of various orders, and mentions roles in medicine, law, government service, and military commands. Notable names include Dr. Alexander Pat, John Gordon, and Captain Colin Thomas, with references to Queensland, New South Wales, and Melbourne affiliations and prior service in WW II, Korea, and related honors.
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Pacite Arma Gut
DSO
Canberra
Dekor
Bbe
Patel
Micheal
Feamarchito Alstralla
Wesln
Pests
Develommaent
Unt
Servier
Susties
Brophy
Pudley Withima
Cognition Valuable Msw
Highlie Service
Cour of Australia
CMG
Eeanove
Lot Srey Andl
Cere
Welintent
Meeustrakian Ueperst
Alexander Pat
Ales Gowera Eomling
Mem Murphy
Encbanement Statucian
New Leah
Washi Heer
John Gordon
Noa
Wifiona
Reval Ate Dso
Austalian Stalwaladan College of Physicians
Cope
Tedelbeeg Vie
Queensland
Brit- Bettish Commonwealth Hingish Medical Association
Fire Commonwealth
Harber
Henry” Sebtink
Egoromimarcly
Sydney
Jer
The
Bae
Hoth
Tancey
Porlad
Sun
Ter
Eal
Altre. Heapfosl
Colin Thoma Ane
Garrictle Charitable Athemn One
BAAS
Brigirinn
Victoria
Pavel Ie Pasmania
Bleobenson
Reconiabeances
New Guinea
Jane Vines
Gruur
Este Hannah Ie
Camtain
Eatrice Gardin
Ercor
Moved
Excellens
Recsenilion
Ee Reer
Blink Gaevire Culsiandine
Gapmander Lindsay
Australien Oil Aviation
Eatcher
Acti
Bian
Ale Stewart Watt
Cantera
Pecoga
Telat
Wes Creer
Ce Retin Betiry
Department of
GRRE
Michel John Jene
Fendarr
Funtion
Apatvilie
Cobrmier Quemaland
Fae
Sener
Haas Warrigo
BMAS
Ones
Ay Snes
Sinborh Severind
Tom Wotton
Rosel
Hurt
Melbourne
Ntore James Seve
Brrth Empire
Mindai
Berean
Australia
Losg
Melons
Rome
Bridbane
Papnetien Geises
Ge Queensland University
Roya Australian
Hmas
Atutralin
Rene Eetvnanal
Durga
Bising
Bocas
Crosby Sued for Damages Sequel to Motor
Crosby faces a new suit for damages following a motor incident described as a sequel. Reports note the plaintiff and local investigation details, with mentions of AAP and Sam Jose.
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Crosby
No Killing at Meatworks Frames Works Slain Claims
Fragmentary report notes a death at Meatworks with unclear attribution and potential suspects. Text hints at authorities naming no killing but provides no verifiable details or dates. Local readers are urged to await clearer confirmation from official sources.
Secretary Dulles Says U S Won't Go It Alone in China War
Secretary of State Dulles states the United States will not commit forces alone to the China war. He outlines administration policy emphasizing alliance with allies and avoiding unilateral action. The message was delivered in Washington with emphasis on collective security and restraint.
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U.S
Co-China
Secretary of State
Washington
Jaxx 8
Aa.p
LF. Dulles
Sant Cag Akove
Growern’ Organisation
Jone
Sues Barry
Gomsumptiog
Tito
York Tunes
Eben
Man Jones
Fice Barry
Sceronch
Wes Macin
Mr. Dulles
Presi Scus
Dwyer Ted
Bening
Rot
Turmoil in Tobacco Farms Over Cattle Fears and Policy
In a cluttered report the tobacco industry faces cattle fears and potential policy moves. Officials discuss economic impact as growers and employers groups push for action while the public debates measures and futures in a tense climate.
Doctor Freed of Charge in Review by Tribunal
The Stockholm tribunal exonerated a doctor of alleged misconduct after testimony by board members and officials. The case involved delays and parliamentary links, with verdicts noting no blame and noting accepted absence of fault by the doctor and associates. A letter was sent to Sir John Kump upon retirement.
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Sydney
Sarge
Medi Discio
Tera
Fursaay
Desmond Leestite
Rai Tae Suei
Counock
Wse
Banha
Cudler
Jonen
Stockholm
Fevie
Juane
Fe Cassidy
Lloyd
Berg
Kandy Caualieg
Jones
Pewie
Tapié
Arbert We
Fen
Pace
Iolerade Durdes
Prete
Hi Pert
Connolly
Esme Jarpes
Eestor Pmicultare
James
Gribunal
PSP
Petersen
Aoaitor Genenel
John Kump
Bia
Courdinstors
Drift of Cane Cutters in War Era Board Meeting
A partial excerpt notes a board session during wartime where cane cutters are discussed. The document mentions the Queensluod Symphony and a letter from areas in seta, but the text is incomplete, leaving the exact actions and participants unclear.
Unclear OCR Passage Touches On Labor and River Issues
Fragmentary text notes that spice workers and first of the something would end in June while the River Mormon's behavior at Bowes end influences wastage in fields. Mentions 100 aliens and 1M Triestians aboard the liner Tostano tomorrow. Describes demand for labor and local industry as there is work available.
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Niger
Bowes End
Tostano
Morrow
Coe!magar
Market Wave In New York Amid Trading Slump
The United Press reports a day of selling in New York markets as stocks fell broadly. The decline touched major indices with shares in several sectors showing losses, while investors remained cautious about economic signals and earnings outlooks.
Dealings in Wheat Fall Spurs Bread Price Hope
London reports dealngs in wheat on the Bal price and Liverpool grain markets dropped by a cent or more, a move seen as potentially lowering bread and miller costs at home. Melbourne notes the Australian Wheat Board may reduce export prices after a market pause and says prices could ease in about a week, with Sir John commenting on the market’s tentative stance.
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Melbourne
Wheat Board
John
Geneva diplomats eye Paris at Asia conference votes
Geneva correspondent notes diplomats focus on Indo China policy as peace talks near a vote by French deputies. Both sides push to shape the expected outcome amid delicate maneuvering at the Asiatic conference.
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London
A.ap
Reuto
Geneve
Sro
Mr Eden Warns Reds Amid Indo China Tensions
Prime Minister Eden warned the Reds as France and Britain pursued a peace move with Sir Winston Churchill endorsing talks. The government ordered General Ely to coordinate with the French and Free French in Indo China for a meeting plan. Dispatches say French planes bombed near Rane and Communist divisions massed within 50 miles of Hue.
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Genwal Ely
Indo-China
oMcera
indoChina
Decisioan Bano Dispatches
Rane
Ueengdtal
Australian Test Team Faces Risk Ahead of Saturday
The Australian squad trains under Vic Bry after a disrupted session and rostering changes. Key backs and bowlers miss practice as the captaincy reshuffles amid calls for a more experienced side to avenge past Ashes losses.
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Roach
Riosath Wales
Ernie Asticroft
Will Taw
Ieee Miriam
Ownselves
Mgnt
Tre
Engtich
Vic! Bry
Australa
Wil Ko Teto
Australia
Pigeons Lost at Sea Across Wales and Ireland
A fragmentary report notes homing pigeons missing at sea between Wales and Ireland. The Ulster Federation of Racing Pigeon Societies in those regions discusses methods to dampen wing use and potential recovery factors amid the unclear details.
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Wales
Ireland
BOO
Hirda Releurane
Ulter Federation of
Chae
Menzies Tours New Zealand Visit Opens Auckland Chapter
Mr. Menzies arrives in Auckland as part of a New Zealand tour tracing official engagements. The visit focuses on bilateral ties, cultural exchanges, and planned meetings with government and business leaders.
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MR. Menzies
New Zealand
British manufacturers urge wage and price cuts
London June 8 The British car maker Rice as the old ang responded to the Government today urging wage and price reductions to aid export trade. Deputy chairman of the Rootrs Grate, Sach, and leaders of Sunbeam Talbone and Commers warned that rising costs threaten Britain’s competitive position. They argue lower prices are needed to halt a dangerous spiral of higher wages and costs.
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London
Bewinala Bente
Irman
Sach
Dame's nerves fail as readers note editor’s strain
A fragmentary report describes the newspaper editor experiencing visible nerves and strain during an afternoon edition. The text suggests a dramatic moment with overwhelming focus on a single incident, implying stress and fatigue affecting performance.
Strike at Walkers Limited Sparks Legal Debate
A chaotic report outlines a strike at Walkers Limited with disputes over settlements, wage policy, and legal actions. It notes the company resisting proposals while courts weigh differences between compensation methods, potential job losses, and the impact on staff during wartime conditions.
US Surpluses Aim to Reintegrate Fruits and Vegetables
A Washington report notes surplus fruit and vegetables tied to a Senate plan. Proponents argue new aid and foreign assistance bills will move quickly, with strong support seen in both houses. The discussion centers on stabilizing markets and preventing waste amid anticipated deliveries this week.
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Seretiate
Rome
Cairne
Miss Aid
Mali
Washington
Suns
Mglassen
Bensters
Autharis
Areca
Seton Eyanttlnes
Auidres Rm
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Nis Ealstand
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Esserae Veet
Order of the Ridley Eaw
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Wendoline Tet Firkibane
Stuart Charles James
Anneriey
Teewenlnon
Se Brubane
Sam Jose Fume
la Bey
Packmarer
Atherton
Major T. Elliott
Queore Munvenay
Sandy Rons
Fngham
Doard
Sasareas
Seta
Queensluod Symphony Ora
New York
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PRICE
Balie
Liverpool Gral Mar
Botan
Geneva
Paris
MR. Eden
REDS
Me. R. a_boen
Frex Femaks
Sir Winston Charcer
Paweey
Harbour Board
Eas
Pato
Membee
Auckland
Britign
Poltical
Owl
BecSare
Aig
Ag Dae Sid Tovday
Walkers
ISU
Ente
Seecin Ss
Sreebbe
Jeremy Cork
Eatutory Tellta
Gabe Bee
Cairks
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