Association supports Cush Grammar School parent aid drive
The Cush Grammar School Parents' Association reports success in funding efforts as they donate 1000 to the school. Additional gifts include 500 pounds previously raised, with plans for gymnasium equipment and further improvements. Officers and committee members are named, including Nevin as president and Tyren as secretary.
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Ard Prigada
Aimy Caghaelenes
Eran
Tay Acton
Giltentof
Aeuhor Ath Repemmeninmsten
Nevis Adoptatek
French budget plan approved by National Assembly
The French National Assembly passed a 48 billion budget proposal amid debates led by M. Pinay. This action followed hours of confidence votes and constrained by exchange rates and economic pressures.
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Paris
Wraneeaay
M. Pinay
Aeored
Enor
Ferach National Assembly
Maenguren
Rin
Fran Mudget
Weather forecast summary from Canberra to region stations
Canberra and surrounding districts forecast for the 24 hour period starting 6 am Sunday. Winds light in Canberra, with updating winds and gusts expected in the Mole Creek area and Rural regions. Rain likely in southeastern districts with a mild to moderate temperature range and no significant severe conditions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roromelnr Ab Om
Cnilbere
Pan
SOM
Ganae Rei
Fae
Oak
Van
Iain
Paluta
San Ae
Canberra Porecas
Takia
State Government and Arbitration Refusal Frays Strikes
NSW government warns against predeciding Arbitration Court awards and vows to respect arbitration authority. article notes past capitulations set precedents, urges restraint to prevent railway and waterfront disruptions. union pressure and public import trade tensions shape stance.
Governor General Letter From Sydney Sealed by Admiralty Home
A garbled note from Vice-Regal Hla Excellency the Governor General addresses Right Honourable Se Waller and Sir Vincent Towson at the Admiralty Home in Sydney. The text mentions a candidate, Betty Betty, and references an agricultural matter with uncertain details.
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Hla
Se Waller
McKgall
Admiralty Home
Sydney
Vincent Towson
An Arias Union
ADC
Raya Bhow
Flere von
Australian Wins Military Medal in Korea Heroic Action
The report honors Australian serviceman A Nakionn for bravery during Korea operations. Despite heavy enemy fire and sustaining wounds, he maintained communication lines and aided a severely wounded comrade, earning the Military Medal for conspicuous gallantry.
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London
A. Nakionn
Serviewnan
Willaam Horrigan
Heaney
Hieuaei D
Ailimry
Rayal Leivesiersnira _ Meaimant
Korea
Hamit
Lenin
Ilo
Ray Yiedan
Othar
Dunyakela
Protest Plan for ACT Trade Council Mobility Reform
The ACT Trades and Labour Count plans to seek broader support for a protest to government officials regarding a new hospitalisation scheme. The plan proposes a public action and contact with other interested parties to coordinate the site protest and arrange a suitable date and location.
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Canberra
Gove Fn
File
Recovery in share prices lifts mood in Western Germany
Mr J D L Hood for W Germany Latiney reports a market recovery across London and Berlin stocks. Prices rallied earlier and continued today with notable gains in mining and banking shares. Government bonds rose as Germany’s political developments were linked to potential world peace moves. Mr Wood plans to leave Jakarta this week for Western Germany to handle diplomatic aims.
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Nesta
Shim. Shiner
Honyaney
OM Philp Wan Ra Ch Tee
Bettan Poe
Rann Ue
Ion
Wetter
Swith Paton
Maldwin
Adr
Carey
Werler
Germany
Wood
Cauaits
Bourh
Pakinten
Boru
Patonga Licence Appeal Improper Court Ruling Challenge
An outline of Patonga licence appeal proceedings questions the Edoaraing Court ruling as erroneous and references magistrates remanding or rehiring processes. The document notes questionable transfers and standards in the Patonga case with emphasis on non Gay court terms and related actions.
Church Services Tomorrow Across Parishes Across England
A scrambled notice lists multiple Anglican services for tomorrow at various parishes. It mentions preachers, liturgy, and morning and evening devotions including prayers and communion in several churches across the region.
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Church OF England
Rotor
A Paul
Rapder
Shops to Close Until Tuesday
Shops will close from today at 6 90 PM and will not reopen at home. Most businesses resume Tuesday except certain eateries like the Walserter and CRY no remurante which stay closed. Mail delivery by postmen suspended until further notice.
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Hoem
Tonaday
Imere
Timadhay
St Wnt
Canberra
Sreg All Traile
Raslor
Royal Show Rain Mars Detours Amid Church Ceremony
The report notes disruption at a rainy royal ceremony with warnings from church officials, and a plan to move the vows to avoid the weather. Residents discuss potential attendance and safety concerns as officials pledge to proceed with care.
Expansion of Tourist Bureau Seeks National Pilgrim Movement
A Canberra report outlines aims to boost the nations tourist flow centering on pilgrim visits. It notes annual visitor numbers approaching 200 000 and cites government obligations to meet traveler needs while preserving Canberra as the national capital’s showroom.
Show Cattle Sales and Vatican Pope Plans Mentioned
The fragment describes cattle sales including Hereford bulls at a sales event with Australian and other consignors and references to a Vatican City Pope plan with mentions of Plan X11 and recent scheduling. It lists places like Lamon Grove and Collaroy and mentions quantities and prices briefly amid a jumble of names and terms.
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Hereford
Cunpanumbaien
Suranbeyan
Aer Sippaland
Ehp
Collaroy
Wilers- Gen
Parton Co
Vatican City
Pope
Ema
F.cuipe
Bingern
Arana Anton
Sng
Ian
Man
Migrant painter seeks bigger chance in Australia
Immigrant Mr Hoon Bzaak, originally from Germany, arrived in Australia 38 months ago with his wife and five children. He built a home in Wodonga, works on a symbolic painting about migrant ships, and hopes a civic committee in Canberra will back his path to a studio career while facing immigration policy constraints and governance debates.
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Audvale
Prem
Prem Sealy
Mr. Beaak
Win Mae
Ing Toe
Jwaee
Artacedamy
Yay
Ausirella
Sanak
Wodonga
Germany
Cheein
Dlafaith
Waljx
Jason
A.C
Rugges
Connell
Caine
Jamen Joneph
Valentine
Eyneh
Bern Hill Inglie
Valentine AT He Miliiater de Deeling Keds Jawan
Inia
Magento
Roach
Canberra
Femols
Bonn Nf Inc
Mit
Expansion of Totalitarian Control Unveiled in Canberra
Fragmented OCR discusses government actions in Australia with references to Canberra and the Commonwealth, noting attempts at state supervision, public reactions, and plans for future policy shifts. Names and details are garbled but imply debate over national capital governance and departmental restructuring.
Canberra Tourism Taken Over by Government
The Department of the Interior will assume full control of the Canberra Tourist Bureau from July 1, a move disclosed in a letter to the Bureau board after a recent meeting. Non departmental members express shock and fear public services may be reduced, with concerns over independence and local consultation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Fonawine
Aftica
Cantarta
Apatentii
Inex
Canberra
Pew
Sity
Avier
Bie Fenn
Haa Alreny
Nstvland
Rte
AnnKexpenen
Dvn
Eitigen
Department of the Interior
Department
Tourist Bureau
Meerv
M. J. Moir
J. W. Grant
UR. Ells
Ely
Kherh
Shat Teacher for Din-Lpe
A fragment from an old newspaper page includes disrupted text mentioning a person aged 26 and a stake related event. The readability is poor, with garbled phrases about a teacher and a troop, lacking clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Decrees Granted in Canberran Marriage Case
The court granted decrees in a Canberra marriage matter. The petitioner sought dissolution of marriage to Eugene Narbutes, with hearings in October. The respondent was under the petitioner's persuasion, and decrees were returned in the sitting.
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Bailey
Juation Bumpson
Eugene
Ain Mantion
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Timex
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