Fragmentary Tender Notice From Canberra Works Department
A garbled tender notice lists works and housing department details in Canberra. It mentions department officials, tender closing, timber framed houses, brick houses, concrete works, and electrical provisions. Names such as Canberra and ministerial offices appear amid unclear project items and delivery requirements.
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Tetar Ot
Department of Works and Housing
Canberrs Act
Ato Fm
Teptay
Ainslie
AUANE
Job openings at Department of the Interior in Canberra
Applications invited for a part time or full time position in the Department of the Interior. Proficiency in legal terms and sourcing will be required. The role offers forty hours per week with salary according to the New South Wales Clery Award. Applications close Monday 11 April 104%.
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Yale
New South Wali
Ars
Legon
Manet
Canberra
Chaiman
Rocke
Part Time Teacher Post Open at Canmera Technical College
Applications are invited for a part time teacher position in shorthand and speed writing at Canberra Technical College. duties up to 12 hours weekly with pay at 8 per day, location Canberra, conditions include age birth details and marital status disclosure, and emphasis on experience in management of learners.
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Aborthand
Manta
Commonwealth Public
Meyview
German Home Canberra seeks manager and assistant manageress
Department of the Interior invites applications for the German Home boarding establishment in Canberra. Wages listed for manager and assistant. qualifications include experience in management of boarding houses. Married couples preferred with necessary experience. Guest capacity 190. Tenure six weeks of probation. public service conditions apply. Applications to reach by April 24 with name date and place of birth marital status references.
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Siew
Tatum Gorat
Toriae
Jomo
Alek
Canberra
Miy
Feech
Comemonwealth
Gecman Fire
Bick
Usder Public Service
Comaitions
Interior
Bere
Apeil
Canberra Weather Summary From Barometer Readings
Weather report from Canberra notes barometer readings at 3 pm with values around 30.108 and 80 to 81 degrees, maximum and minimum temperatures tracked during the day, and wind directions from the south. The entry records afternoon times including 4 pm and 9 pm readings with several numeric values and terms indicating atmospheric conditions.
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Riley
Pere
Mein RM
Boe
Churchill's Iron Curtain Warning Across Western Powers
The Casberra Cases reports on British Prime Minister Churchill addressing wartime fears of the iron curtain and a united Western defense pact. It notes his warning that Soviet aggression and Communist propaganda threaten peace and urges governments and people to prepare and act against possible war.
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Fim
Britain
Europe
North America
Pia
America
Mir
Churenill
Germany
Coimuniat
Nestle
Curent
Jena
Parks
Forte
Churchill
Wisich
Ubair
Grep
Pasce
Benent
Thornton to Visit Moscow for Congress
News from Sydney reports Australian official circles debating Mr. Thornton's attendance at a Moscow congress. The Federated Iron Markers Association and unions discuss refunds and government support while Thornton faces mixed political backing. Frail wording reflects contested travel approval within Australian unions.
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Sydney
Thornton
Ational
Arc
Federated | Ironarkere’ Association
Ita
Trenatlan
Ava
Gevaramienta
A.C.T.U
Tmid
Trede
Thoraton
AGT
Moscow
Aovist Trade Unione
Pure
Pecsond
ACT Cricket Final Renamed Amid Turbulent Play
The Anat of the ACT cricket competition undergoes a renaming amid chaotic play. Kingston struggled, while Manuka failed to implement usual forms, leading to Manuka earning ten points for a tithe. Opening bowlers Fupin Unr and Beer faced replacements as Mingoton emerged, with Nebt and Oy Fama among notable incidents.
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Manisin
Se Dumpm Kingston
Kingston Vantorn
Manuka
Old Man Killed in Bizarre Nighttime Incident
An elderly man, 74, died after a strange incident at a local ground where a warrant was issued. Detective staff say Stephen Ryily, a labourer from Warragul, was detained after an all night inquiry and charged with murder. The suspect allegedly prepared a stew from meat and other ingredients, claiming it was for the victim.
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Abods
Shaw
Stephen Ryily
Warragul
Batesea
Ah Dore
Petrol ration coupons in April negotiations under way
Fragmentary text shows rationing terms linked to petrol coupons in an area described with unclear names and places. The snippet indicates talks or a meeting about issuing or negotiating petrol ration coupons, with references to authorities and dates that are garbled.
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Iguis Buel
HLF Waterman
Yaucheae
Mbernttort
Death of inventor of Owen gun in Wollongong
Ryriyn Ernest Owen, inventor of the Owen gun, died in a Thai hospital at age 35. The Owen gun, praised for simple construction as a light automatic weapon, was widely used by Australian troops in the latter stages of the war and adapted for the Australian army in 1943.
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Wollongong
Ryriyn Ernest Owen
Prices and Rules for Canberra Groceries
Public price order outlines fixed maximum grocery prices in Canberra and surrounding regions, including freight adjustments and display requirements. Traders must show approved maximum prices and maintain permanent records, with a compliance notice extending to merchants in New South Wales and the ACT.
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Canberra
CHECK OW MOTORISTS IN CROSS STATE TRAVEL WARNINGS
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about interstate travel and authorities. Key named entities are unclear. appears to reference Sydney, a minister of security, and travel checks but specifics are unreadable.
Police Raid on City Tattersall's Club Reported in Sydney
Police raided the Tattersall's Club in Sydney's city area on Friday. Officers searched the building, detained several men linked to bookmakers, and took them to Central Police Station for questioning over alleged illegal activities and involvement with betting operations. Charges were listed as attempting to break up gambling activities and related offenses.
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City Tattersall's
Bydney
Cub Pitt
Tony
Fattargatte
Elyro Arceste
Talpermite Club
Alent
Central Pollen Rial Fra
Fick
Aaa
Dante Fend
Byaney Cup
Fo.c
Presbyterian Visitors to Canberra Move to Meet Church Leaders
A group from the Presbyterian Church of Australia arrived in Canberra to meet with church leaders and educators including Rev. Vector Harpen and Prof. Thom. They will preach at St Andrew's and address services at other venues, with visits to notable colleges and halls.
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Presbyterian Church of Australia
W. Samming Thom
Martm
AD. Marchant
Canberra
Presbyterian
Vector Harpen
Fey
Andriw'a
Ydney
rorenUy
Amalardant
Churenon
Hinleaiona
Dr. Thom
Traddon
Bi. Andrew's
Marchant
Ansterw
Bradden
Junior track meet crowns two title events at Canberra
Fragmented notes describe junior track results at an event in Canberra with winners in relay and 220 yard events, tied teams for a trophy, and various age group heats. Names and places are partially garbled but include Canberra and references to a championship context and multiple heats.
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Ecareenes
Stueld
Taniwatt
Fentch
Alan
Une
Teal Bay
West Marshand
W. H. Meliiney
Senne Duhnden
Wong Vin
J. Staat
Groan
Arena
Suning Peace
Ceaperra
Tablmanda
Teal
Police raid arrests 38 in Botany house stakeout
Police swept a Botany residence on Friday night and arrested 38 people amid reports of unlawful assembly and intoxication. Authorities say the raid targeted a suspected drugs and disorder nexus as officers recovered several items and released preliminary charges.
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Sydney
Ins Rail
Botany
Bow
Labour Leakage Reversesedge in Election Struggle
Fragmented OCR- text claims Labour Party leakage could reverse Labour gains as Labour and Liberals battle in a tight electoral race. Names appear garbled. details on parties and candidates are uncertain, with an emphasis on potential vote shifts and party standings.
Employers to Fight Basic Wage Claim of 10 Pounds
Melbourne debate centers on wage policy as unions press for increases. Officials argue higher wages must reflect production gains, warning past boosts did not benefit workers. Government cites proposed wage bill around 300 million as key fiscal measure.
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Melbourne
Irene WaKld
Mckay
Awards Announced For Air Pilots In World War II Era
In Melicina the government approves Pacific Star and War Medal awards to RAF and WAAR crews who served in civil aviation during the war. Recipients include personnel landing in New Guinea between March 1941 and September 1945. Eligibility requires at least three qualifying flights in New Guinea during the period.
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Meliciena
Wederat
Ikhakfoeer
Kin Ma
Jenny
Hpi
Enem
WAAR
Rvnsielenv
Crewa
New Giunta
Pombul
Ajunastin Ducing Chalpeso
FIAN SEAMEN CHARGED WITH MURDER OF INDIAN
Two Indian seamen, Adiraide Tiravut piwik and Trent Bion, aged 38 and 29, were charged with murder in Adelaide after an incident on December 8. The court heard evidence that a raid in Adelaide involved a firefight, with one man providing aid to the injured and another remaining at the scene.
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Sydney
Teidoy
Tn Indien
Prt
Adelaide
Romana Ty Adilaide
Mima
Ward Confesses Letter Might Mislead Royal Commission
Minister Ward admitted to the Royal Commission that a letter he wrote to Ray Paver could mislead. He said the letter was intended to oblige a Garden ally and to show his interests aligned. The testimony noted Ward did not recall all contacts during the inquiry and the hearing adjourned.
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Fanernal Tertisarive
Ward
Royal Commission
Jermain New Guinea
Ray Paver
Ferumont Toy
Abe
Tepwstonent
Deen Peng
J.R. Garden
Maratihrn
Bealey
Seven Days For Possession In Parliament Mess
Fragmentary note describes a possession dispute involving KC Geen and Mat Iie Canteens. Sergeant J. Goodall recalls items allegedly taken from Parliament and a desire to view the evidence, with a claim a fence may have trivial connection to the paper item found in a basket.
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KC. Geen
J. Goodall
Mithowich
Parlement
Sir David Rivett Not For C S L R
Melbourne report states Sir David Rivett will not be available for a related committee as doubt surrounds a recent reveal. Air David Mivett, chairman, indicates Rivett plans retirement and will not participate in forthcoming proceedings.
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David Rivett
C.s.lr
Melbourne
Air
David Mivett
Une Gallivald Phill Hia Doclalon
Rvilre
Dyer
Caynett Bir Davi
Rienarda
David
Free medicine formulary debate limits drug inclusion
Hobart reports discussion on the free medicine formulary amid health service reform. Ministers indicate changes to inclusion rules and potential additions, while officials note ongoing trials and opposition from medical committees.
Prices Referedum Advocated By Government Officials
The interstate row at the CAEN committee urged the Commonwealth Government to help advance the plan. Secretary PM AL Munk stated the machinery within the cabinets remains functional and capable of acting to support the reform effort.
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oRowuLi
Caen
Poin
Australia Cuts Sales of Wool
The report notes Australia reduced wool sales amid shifting market conditions with concerns over currency and demand. It references changes in export strategy and potential impacts on continental trade and global buyers.
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Australia
Sale on April It Tampers With April Deals
A fragmented OCR note describes a sale in April with unclear items and foreign terms. The text mentions a person or group linked to a French firm and references needy customers and items like meat. Several words are garbled, but the core indicates a sale event or commercial listing with uncertain specifics.
Autumnal Church Services and Community Notice Blitz
Dense OCR of a church page lists services across multiple parishes and charitable groups. The notice mentions Evensong and instruction for 303 children and 41 kindergartens, with ministers and locations including St Andrew and Wesley Church. It notes kindergarten activities, baptisms, and choir groups, plus a call for parishioners to attend morning and evening services across several districts.
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Anoland
Dasu
Aaw
Muuailaw
Foreign Bint Society
Lanchiedreve
Hurvier
Bundey Arhial
Archilénvud
B.joheruen
Chich
Hmean Rs Church
Ie Meridia
Mk Bary Bi Paulie
Manwkasam
Holy Comeaninion
Childern Batiycenik
Burhwrist
Armatime
Enakeiction
Peach
Kinderearten
el Inatruction
Peber'a
UBC
Ban
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Hartel
Torey Anaeshte
Minietar Tox
Omnes
WAR Stovice
ROMES
Divieton
Peuuger
United Kingdom
Tyson
Ainalte
Fosifiona
Department OF the Interior
RRA Technic AT
Canbi Ity al
Canmerra Tecanical ‘College
Absirtant Agereas
Monagereas
Tiving
Mega Mquskircartoes
wiper _enae
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Arartment OF the Interior
Casberra
A.C.T
London
France
Molland
Belgium
Hubmarines
Owen
Tangthy
Veedernt Giverimett
Williamaersi
Shosuneet” Yeaventap
Gracerion
Australian Capital Territory
Monata
New Berth Wales
Ceamecrn
New Senth Wales Ordre
Canterre
Jervi ‘Bey
Rodda
Tne Hrw
Grier
Ans
Williemaen
Tnt
Erwure
Tradera
Stemdeys
Sreaniae
Frittey
Astley
E Bovage
A.W. McNavoars
Jf J Graves
J. A. Weir
J Coil
R_Prakine
Cattarin
Mears
H. Futimer
Hod Layin
Do Abeer
Spicer
Hobart
Mernerd Riley
Haut Romason
Avdsey
Erin
Continent
Tata
Nmr
Woah
Newcastle RC
Hydney
Newcastle
Congress
Ania
Lange i
the Vale
Aydory
Rotdon
Craneway
Cains
Fai
KBD Pan
Patrick’s
St. Andrew
Terri
Lmarehant
Tad Pun
Seevier
Bry
Cumming Tun Bil
Mina
Marey
Aurnlee Pellawalip
Toraddan
Fawkner Street
Mlister
Campbelltein
Campbell Tham
Soin
A. Aitken
A.D. Mérelinot
Wesley Church
St Jong
Mae Risen
Tunis
W Camper
Nan Pum
Wesley Pateeh
Mockworthy
MC MA
Chia Neevien
Burlay Bend
Mtaw
Fernie
Elvine
Andre Phjrek
Forrest
Bunday Masha
Vishare Wreome
Agily A
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