Berridale Fenced Streets To Be Opened
Berridale Shire Council moved to open fenced streets after a March meeting saw 18 residents seek keeping enclosures with private land. The council backed the larger group and aligned with Cooma Chamber of Commerce to pursue paving from Want Monare to Eagobyre with Will Part of the road discussed. Ministers, Main Roads engineers, and state figures weighed in on timing and cooperation with the Shire.
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Berridale
Shire Council
Cooma
Praaig
Secok
Ohie
New South Walks
Boa Board
Jose Route
Purte
Jooaro
Gipguland
Keoody
Goama
Mackay
Jindabyes
SISTER KENNY Clinics to be set up in NSW
Sydney reports the Minister for Health Mr Fite simone announces measures to establish clinics for Sister Kenny therapy in New South Wales. He pledges full facilities and cooperation from the noble department while the Commonwealth Government signals readiness to cooperate with NSW on clinics and early treatment programs.
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Sydney
Fitesimone
Aiain
Bieter
Aister Kenny
Noble
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Canberra Forecast Cloudy with Showers and Frost
Canberra forecast shows cloudy conditions with scattered showers on the tablelands and a mainly fine day elsewhere. Expect a mild day and a cool night with frost on the high lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Gods Destroy Parliament Warns Canberra Critics
A Canberra Times opinion piece rails at MPs for rushing measures and using the guillotine in parliament. It urges restraint, defends parliamentary supremacy, and warns that continued intolerance by the government could doom the current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Canberra
House of Representatives
Bruce-Page
Ita
Country Party
Avarralia
Defence Council New Constitution Announced by Minister
The Defence Minister announced a reconstruction of the Council of Defence along lines set by the Cabinet. The council will include a permanent core of ministers with the prime minister, the treasurer, and ministers for foreign affairs and defence. Some members will not be permanent, and the prime minister may summon other ministers as needed. Continued to be charged with policy direction and administration of defence and war-related matters.
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Council of Defence
Mir Maurice Fankey
Defence
Parit
Minteers
statTs Af le
Defence Nerghcun
Treaster
Sid
Air
Chauvet
Air Charles Brude
White
Parkhhill
Ad- Viency
Varkum
Mr. Speaker
Nora
Weiler
Gallernos General Gains Praise At Parliament Gathering
At Government Howie Cantris a foray afternoon the Wentwart Park run held a dinner recess. Members of the press gallery gathered to honor Mr Hewitt of the Australian United Press. Mr Innes, president of the gallery, praised Hewitt and his colleagues for their support and friendship during his tenure. Hewitt responded briefly.
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Gallernos
Howie Cantris
Yew Foray
Hanks Fi. Mail
M. Shakenpenty
Wentwart
Park Run
Parliament House
Hewitt
Australian United Press
Marnaen
HB. Innes
Mr Hewitt
Pis Kapplienn
Glaaues
Australian goods tension and minister quotes prompt grocer opening
A garbled report cites Australian Minister for Regatriation Mr HV C Thophy urging support for Australian goods and urging expansion of Latin grocers. Several speakers stress Australia's obligations to Britain and maintaining quality amid trade push.
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Tention
HV. C. Thophy
Australia
Britain
Defence links and secretariat clash raise Broader questions
An ambiguous report notes tensions between the Defence Department secretariat and the De femce Council. Details are unclear, but the dispute centers on governance and authority within the defense apparatus. No names, dates, or locations are clearly identifiable in the fragment.
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Defemce Council
Defence Department
Defense
Engineers Meeting Highlights Canberra Division Address
The eighth general meeting of the Canberra Division of the Australian Institution of Engineers met at Hotel Canberra. Officers elected included Chairman J. Fleming and Secretary A. M. Fresory, with A. Percival delivering the retiring chairman’s address. Percival stressed engineering’s central role in modern civilization and outlined key public works from water to transport and power. The gathering adjourned to dinner after the speech and discussion.
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Canberra
Australian Institution of Engineers
Nth
iMtr
A. Percival
Lange Umd
Ona
4. Fleming
Lyimad
le Thorntons
A. M. Fresory Treamhrer
Ate
W Rodan
C. F.cook
Iieetwund
HL Hollins
Smrown
H. Mount
G. A. Ringer
Purcival
Aeronautin
Sydney
Melbourne
Kanes
Vaniyo
Civies
Brone Cox
Gippsland
Tallurn
Raihways
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Cequirervch
Porcivil
Santarn
Unio
Meiy
Waterman
U. BL
Percival
Lotus
J Firming
McLean
Mobann
Henry Barraclough
Vail
Australia Gains Share in Manchukuo Flour Trade Decline
Official returns show Australia surging in the Manchukuo flour market during 1994 with December figures indicating progress against Japan. Australia’s volume rose from 4.5150 in 1949 to 18.14 in 1984 and value climbed from £1,464,800 to £1,705,000, while Japan’s share slipped though still significant. The year ended with Australia overtaking Japan in supplying the racket, delivering a total of 576,580 short tons of flour valued at £9,766,000.
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Australh
Udr
Paxe
Australia
Japan
Dietau Plice
Altratia
Exhaustion marks tense session in Parliament amid brisk divisions
Parliament wrestles with government bills and supply as the House records 88 divisions and a long, exhausting night session. The Speaker manages chaotic motions while ministers and opposition trade barbs and the Governor-General note a formal request to hand King George V the King’s speech.
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House of Representadiversal
Political chaos as Senate clash over protection and supply bill
Amid confusion and heated exchanges in the Senate, debate over customs and supply measures devolved into name calling and adjournments. Ministers and opposition sparred on trade policy while Labour members staged protests outside Parliament and chairs remained unfilled.
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Customa
Mr White
Rayer
Senate
Australian beef export quotas face cautious Australian ministerial views
Restrictive outlook from Lyndon era officials sees Britain not ready to ease chilled beef limits. Canberra signals possible shipment increases in the current quarter and a total 330 000 cwt beef allocation, with talks between English and Australian ministers to aim for an agreement.
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Lyndon
Canberra
Britain
Australia
Objections Shape Alternate Port Pirie Rail Plan
In the Home of Representatives, Dr. Page described a proposed compromise to extend the Transcontinental gauge from Port Augusta to Port Pirie and to extend the 5 ft 3 in line northward 26 miles to Red Hill, making Port Pirie the break of gauge. The plan aims to resolve objections from Red Hill railway officials and South Australia.
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Port Augusta
Reed Hill
South Australia
Page
Commonwealth
Port Au- For
Poin Ire
Red Hill
Port Pirie
Flow of Gold from Holland and Rail Conversions Debate
The article discusses a conference between the Premier and Minister of the Interior over railway gauge changes and the sale of Broad Gauge lines. South Australia resists, leading to a plan to begin construction from Port Augusta under existing terms while negotiations continue. The bill then moved toward compromise on the Port Pirie line.
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Ike
Gaya
Curt Picken
Alene Wit
Faso
Kallwaye
South Australia
Salisbury
Red Hill
Adelaide
Baliabury
Commonwealth Ip
Port Auusta
Port Pirie
Evening Concert Brightens Town With Songs and Music
The audience enjoyed community songs and music led by Mr. C K Tiley on piano with Dr. MacKinnon assisting as the evening lighted by performances by local figures including Mr Mouat and Mr Thornton in a civic concert setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Mouat
My. Thorntat
C.K Tiley
MacKinnon
Nazi Justice Trials Recall Death Sentences in Berlin
Fragmentary garbled text references Nazi justice and death sentences in Berlin. Mentions trials, executions, and a list of convicted individuals, with uncertain details and numerous OCR errors.
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