Mr Bavin Health Crisis Mentioned At Conference
Fragmented OCR text shows Mr Bavin in ill health with reference to the National Conference and a dispute over leadership. The garbled lines mention a removal from the Country Party and a claim about age or authority, with further unclear quotes about standing in New South Wales and abroad. No clear outcome or dates are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynney
Iir
Havin
Country Party
Avin
Hiv
New South Wales
Mr. Havin
ANZAC DAY ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMMEMORATION
Anzac Day arrangements are planned with a national ceremony and a reunion luncheon. The event involves the F.C.T branch and disabled veterans, with leaders from the Canberra region coordinating March 25 activities and a congress in the Capital Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scldiers
F.C.T
Fiorced Rollers
Agers
Fabert Vial
Mirnen
Capital Territory
Wii
Jemere Tull
Ankiters
Canberra
Calvary Celebrations Mark Booth’s Birthday Event
WEUAM BOOTH Calmary Celebrations LANDON Wednesday Me Bettwin accompanied Wyhi Wyided at the Albert Hull celebration of the birthday of Beth founder of the Aver Sowa with members of the Balva Amp among the Salvation Army from Sewer when the wine-bearded of Woth’s original Christ…a was founded in segeed via the wrena until the fief of sui work. calénination wan exten evived end Mr. taldwin ald ue ua not popular for wane deapie ita faults is men ath and foodwen moral 04 wie of duty Their fat human saule would last to how their orition would be with the generations Booth sat the greatest of them men tus both a conservative and are ae believed in riditaoiin We Ayplied to gospel teaching Folse that religion was and faced the fart of M WEEK we are afraid to-day 4 the Word ain Cran Nevertholom the 9 Met permiis Aided We have to thank God Belare Rocks whom Christianit y br world's ero
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Bettwin
Albert Hull
Beth
Wien
Salvation Army
Woth
Segeed
Wrena
Sui
Mocal
Taldwin Aldue
Booth
Permiis
Belare
Meedres More Visitors sAINTION Denmark Arrival
Fragmented note reports visitors and travel details with references to Denmark, a swift journey from Lenton, and a character named Ranken Teester. The text is garbled but suggests a boarding event or arrival in a region near Saintion with winds and a minor travelogue.
Nott urges parliamentary representation reform at Molonglo hall
Dr L W Nott addressed a large audience at Molonglo Recreation Hall urging a new framework for parliamentary representation in the Territory. He warned against insufficient admin types and called for a mixed government model with five government nominees and five elected representatives under an independent chairman. He also supported liquor control reforms and community-minded administration, emphasizing responsibility to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nott
Makinig
Etr Fort
eMdency
NolMge
Appeal Fund for Flood Relief Meeting Raises Donations
A local appeal fund for flood relief convened by Mr W I Freebody discussed coordinating with the Capitol Theatre group and the Royal Military College. Attendees planned publicity and continued fundraising, noting new contributions and the need for further subscriptions, with St Patrick’s Day events linked to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
W. IF. Freebody
Capitol
Mike
van Beery
Robert Gaetan
Nasagin
Permianton
Yu Art Union
Wighton & BA
McFadyen
Milithey
Auwas
Reds
Tutlyars
Aly Pan
St. Patrick'n
Tillyard
Gor Knowles
Searchers Draw Blank As Petrol Shortage Hampers Planes
Reports from Melbourne describe continued Allied search efforts for the Southern Cross with plans to pair planes and involve land parties. The I A/S Albatross is ordered to assist, sailing within a day or two to reach the search zone. Lieutenant Anderson remains missing after attempting a one leg from Alice Springs to Wyndham, with uncertainty over his safety. A series of donations and relief efforts are noted, including three contributions of £100 each, totaling substantial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Defence
William Glasgow
I A.S. Albatross
Anderson
Wyndham
Alice Springs
Health researchers visit Canberra for Melanesia study
Dr Ke W Cilento and Dr P M Hermant arrived in Canberra to prepare a report on health survey work in Melanesia. They will spend about ten days in the Federal Capital after meetings with Government Health officials, with findings to be reported to the League of Nations. Their 1976 conference plan sought Pacific cooperation on aviation and health projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Ke W. Cilento
de. P.M. Hermant
Forte
Hotel Acton
Sydney
Mataram
League of Nation Mealtiy Minnion
Durin Hetthin
Cumpaton
Metton
Melanesia
Cilento
Dr. Hermant
Paris
D 'Terr
Madrid Health
Sime
Hermant
Inde- Chink
Fidh
New Hebridian
Papua
New Guinea
Solomon Inlands
Genwva
Urmisin
Awaieland
Saroia
Dawes Named Ambassador to Franco Records
Ex Vice President Dawes announced as ambassador to France after word of Ts accepted by Britain. White House confirms the appointment, with Senate confirmation expected. Dawes plans return to Port William for a week in June after duties.
Golf Club Helps Proceeds For Fund
The Canberra Golf Club will host a mixed foursome stroke handicap event tomorrow to support the flood relief in Taaraania. Proceeds, from a 2/- entry per player, will go to the total roller fund for distress relief directed by G. H. Kromans and secretary G. Liawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
She Wapuult OM
G. H. Kromans
G. 4. Liawkins
Taaraania
Australian Rules Fund to Aid Flood Relief
In response to the Tasmanian floods, the Canberra Australian National Football League votes to award a charity match between Northern and Southern suburbs scheduled for Saturday. The event aims to raise funds for relief efforts and support flood victims with proceeds directed to relief organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberas
Nate
Mwotina
Rowthern
Pacific Freights Agreement Reached
An agreement among members of the United intercontinental conference was approved by the wharf authority. Participating carriers will raise rates from North American ports to Australian and New Zealand ports. The plan aims to increase rates for other lines and adjust delivery times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Wedneming
Unitest
Aivetyaian Conterweice
Mare
Saeitary Crnitht
North American
New Zealand
DINGO DESTRUCTION Urges Action on Pastures Protection Act
Crouch of Tumut moves that the Pastures Protection Act be amended to allow the Panter Protection Board to act on landowner complaints about stock destruction. EMNaNt of Armidale supports stricter measures and a uniform method, with federal and government involvement proposed. The conference endorses action to fund telecommunication upgrades and enable enforcement of pest control across rural areas.
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Crouch
Tumut
Slingaen
Emnant
Armidale
Federal
AES
Atom Dogs
Ladies to Meet at Social Service Rooms
A Canberra faction invites members to a public meeting at the Octal Services Rooms Acton on Monday at 2 40 to discuss relief for the distressed in Tanoante. Attendees include the Hadten group and the Motherorar Rociety among others with Lady Gweran providing a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Rervies
Acton
Rolief
Tanoante
Ing Hadten
Annacin- Hon
Motherorar Rociety
Kea] Crom Society
Ladien’ Auxttturten
Hlao Klical
Gweran
Sourhorns Tale of Waves and Military Maneuvers
A fragmentary wartime note describes Sourhorns tone and a marine absence. It mentions Captain Matheson, a long tank attachment for a machine, and a plan to send radio gear from New South Wales to Derby for Avon Valley use.
No Need for Panic in Perth Says Intelligence Officer
Captain Goldie, military Intelligence Officer for North-West Australia, cautions there is no occasion for panic in Perth about the Southern Crown. He says anxiety should be fed only after three weeks from the disappearance has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Goldie
Australia
Turf Club Meeting In Aid of Fund
Reported meeting of a Canberra turf club to raise funds with a program of seven events. Competition includes prize weights and nominations set for April at a venue in Hobart. officials list shows arrangements and timing. Competition details and weights to be declared that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actou
Maluiday
Apelam
Tu Helio Pune
Tasmania
Act Down
Warih
Gorm
Unclear Canadian Memorandum Discussion On Tempo
Fragmentary text suggests a meeting about a Canadian memorandum with mentions of a secretary Mr Hunnod and the tone described as temperate. Details are garbled and names may be misspelled.
Petrol delays search for southern crowd on northern frontier
A damaged text reports petrol stock issues delaying a search mission. The piece notes ships unloaded at Keotinda and expected arrivals near Windsor. On the ground, officials assess progress, with speculation the southern crowd is moving toward Prince Weave River, while public opinion questions the route and intent of the campaign.
Native Search Parties Progress in Bush Country
An army of native workers is growing in numbers under white supervision as they search the bush country. Nine hundred natives are reported fed and kept active by the overseers in the ongoing operation.
Appeal From West For Additional Planes And Reply
A Melbourne telegram discusses appealing for more planes due to imminent risk in the country. It notes an advisory committee and calls for details on airlift capacity, water landings, and strengthened local communication, with mention of Home Government action and Atlantic provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Alf
Thure
Ther Bromley
Weetery Siistratins
Minith
Haps
Tediour
Taree Robiel
Jervan
Statues for Kitchener and Jellcoe Offered for Review
A local proposal in Invernill, New Rewland, seeks £5000 for statues of Kitchener and Jellcoe. The item lists a then unknown resident as examiner of features, mentioning a potential issue with a guard or measure and a demand for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finurmtay
Invernill
New Rewland
Exmaitien
Featuares Immente
Kitchenee Sind Jellinn
Mame Ateull
Maddy Wuntie
Albert Hall Free For Candidates
A chaotic letter page discusses Dr. Watson's cheque return and alleged communications with Albert Hall. It notes a lack of clear letters from Dr. Watson, mentions a commotion over a meeting schedule and a call to public participation, and hints at upcoming political talks hosted by the Home Affairs Department for Thursday and Friday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Rm Halal
Dr. Waton
Wortran
He. Watson
Allert
II Commission
Affairs Department
Koyena
Andudienen
Five prime policy planks urged for Christians in London
Probyteian and Sons Comforts tee issue appeal to Christians to back five aims. Peace through Parliament representation and swift arbitration, drastic armament cuts, intensified coal industry effort, slum clearance and better housing, extended education beyond age 14, and unemployment support leading to developmental work abroad for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kinhopa
An Sons
Macure
Firitaln
Especi
Howe
Irish Airways Venture Aims for London Dublin Air Service
The Irish Free State Government committee reviews a new Irish Airways venture proposing a flight service between Dublin and London. The company plan includes aircraft for 12 to 20 passengers, with first class fares set comparable to rail and sea routes.
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London
Wedernday
Irish Airway
Big Loss From Ford Company Hint and Figures
A fragmented report indicates a large loss for the Ford Company with unclear figures and garbled digits. The note mentions a substantial monetary decline and implies financial strain without precise totals or dates.
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MR. Bavin
Weuam Booth
Saintion
Denmark
Bingham
Modolph Bedford
T Prarwan K
Ranken Teester
Charterite
L. W. Not
Molonglo Recreation Hall
J. 5. Crapp
Muc
Bss
Williniarative Council
Nnd
Tle
Lin Querhon
Keith Anderson
H.M.A.S. Albatross
Broome
Lath
Woods
Prince Regent Valley
Bydney
Raythens
The
Pacific
League OF Nation's Mission
U.S.A
Dawes
Washington
Htate
Chiron G. Tower
Loyday
White
Dawe
Laon
Port
United Staten
Dawes Romputen
Munion
Golf Club
Pacific Freights
Matheson
Kear
Derby
Mercow
Avon
Txeat, Kecth Andersu
Warhington
Wedoemtay
Buate
Hunnod
Piineen
Rexuber
Prince Weave
WEST
MR. Bruce
Kitchener
Jellcoe
Albert Hall
Church Appeal
Irish Airways
Fitemaurice's Venture
Dublin
Ford Company
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