Sudden Death Of Mr L Charlesworth In Canberra
Mr L Charlesworth, senior vice president of Sanberra Gol and a former surveyor general of One Department of the Interior, died after a golf incident in Canberra. He came to Canberra in 1932 after private practice in Victoria and served as a Royal Canberra commit tar member. Survived by his wife and daughter, his funeral will be held at John's Church of Turada Bae Place.
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Charleaworth
Yy Interior
Canberra
Victoria
Royal Canberra
Yce-Preadent
Dune Peeauee
T-health
Wee & Membme
Barron
Nudibranch
Une Rb.l. Wii
Jean Company
WOU
Gauer Aera
John's
Turada Bae Place
Null Taal
Anterior Concarnini
Bomra
Vmware
Ida
Mirent Hughes
Agen
Hlm
Tau As & Co-Operative
Une
Parte
Australia
Goolwill
Bcarcely
Miniater
Nolineys
Pinay
Ad Ina
Impressive Canberra veteran recalls city’s dramatic growth
A Duntroon graduate and former Royal Military College leader, Joseph Balward Lee, Sydney born, played key roles from 1912 to 1981 in Canberra’s development. He commanded regiments, advised the King’s troops, and returned to the capital to witness Canberra’s transformation from a planned city to a modern national hub.
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Almiom
Mir
Joawpht
Balward Lee
Sydney
Royal Military College
APU
Gamera Belper
Duis
Canberea
Canberra
Mr Law
Gia Tom
Partizan Caine
Kime Grenge
Dolnurs
Rm.c. Mn
FMC
Airat
Canberra Easter Weekend Hit By Heavy Rainouts
Heavy rain disrupted the Canberra Easter long weekend sports schedule and public events. The inclement weather forced cancellations and altered attendance at holiday gatherings, with organizers recording lower turnout and officials noting weather hampered outdoor activities across the capital.
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Canberra
British envoy to Japan to name new ambassador
A British representative in Tokyo will appoint a new ambassador to Japan immediately. The decision follows ongoing discussions on postwar diplomacy and Japan relations.
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Sro
Brian Aw
Ralor Dening
New
Betiah Politant
Okya
Avgbanaador
Japan
Hue Cor
Anta Frre
Weather record shows unsettled forecast with rain
Saturday weather details include barometer readings near 30 inches, temperatures around the mid 60s to 70s, and a forecast of light to moderate winds. The report notes lingering unsettled conditions with weak rain, thunder storms likely inland, and coastal breezes along the coast for the day.
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Amie
Bern
Pat Yen
Hula
Halidays
Monnlen
Bag
Mets
Australia World Fair hope hinges on tourists from America
A long block of garbled text discusses sponsors and crowds for an Australian tourism event. It mentions American visitors as key to funding, compares to Chicago and Toronto fairs, and criticizes government for ignoring reform. It argues Australia should attract North American tourists to boost dollars and growth.
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Iven Fine Walter
RAF
Aimericas
United Maton
United Kingdom
North Americs
Atnatraile
Chicago
Bunten
Cananda
Australia
Warniger
Australie
Wage Rise This Week Sparks Industrial Claims
The article notes rising basic wages this week amid rising prices. Workers and unions push for higher pay as employers consider adjustments during a period that includes May pay periods. The piece mentions affected sectors and tentative dates for wage changes.
LALA OFFICERS AWDES DE CAMP LISTED IN AUSTRALIA
A roster shows Lala officials and aides to Governor General Liam McKell including Group Captain G Meenell at Amberley Queensland and Wing Commander J Dowling in Melbourne with Deputy directors and air staff officers named among the group.
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Lala
BAAS
Tragic Queanbeyan drowning of child prompts inquest
A child named Michael Whoyaswak drowned in a backyard pool in Kinkora near Queanbeyan. An ambulance attended but could not revive him. an inquest will be held to determine the circumstances of the incident.
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Kinkora
Queanbeyan
Michael Whoyaswak
Queanbeyin
Royal Family Maintains Windsor Name Across Lineage
A historic royal announcement states Queen and her children will continue to bear the Windsor surname. The royal line will keep the Windsor name for descendants other than those who marry, with Princesses and the Duke of Edinburgh linked to the house.
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Windsor
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Weing
Councher
Abe
Wugear Nai
Elisebe
Eutpourgn
Wan Tor
Fienly
Princ Philip
Samme
Mnaninastra mEne
Mintiig
Alles
Cauved
Palvce
Alb
Queen Victoria
Valiant Bomaker Flight Education Inquiry in London
A fragmented report notes a motion passed at a master conference regarding education and aviation. It references the Valiant bomber project, Victoria, and inquiries into the long-range jet program. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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London
Funtay
Kat's
Melbourn
Sun —m
Commission
Education
Wickwere
Victoria
Tre Fient
Barry
Tormorough
Dutch Community Minded Group Seeks Harmony in City
A Dutch community group plans informal gatherings to promote goodwill between their homeland and the host country. They aim to foster friendly ties amid changes and discuss new commitments at an upcoming Netherlands society event in Vie Manilie Hockey Parton.
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Membre
Thalr Pinnae
Vie
Manilie Hockey Parton
Holidays in Britain and Australian travel limits
An Australian representative discusses travel spending rules and advance fares as holidays in Britain and abroad face constraints. The piece notes currency costs and allowances, suggesting British travel in winter could be cheaper and the prepayment of fares could stretch the settlement.
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EG. Ronnay
Bald
Exnnirya
Haven
Rolie
Huthee Tor
Garvey
Sity
New Refueling System At Airport
A new refueling system is described for an airport, detailing underground tanks, hydrant lines, and strategic placement to supply aviation fuel. The system includes a vacuum ox component and Civil Aviation involvement, aiming for safer, efficient fueling and reduced emissions while handling large volumes at the facility.
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Vacuum Ox Co Pup Ld
Wan
Canara
Avalon Gaan
Lange Mance
Natie i
Heoagn & Tr
Howe Mart
Cat Inc
Tourists Board feud voiced over ministerial control
A Canberra controversy centers on the relationship between the Tourist Board and the Minister for the Interior. Officials defend board autonomy, noting decades of cooperative practice, while critics urge ministerial oversight to ensure prudent use of public funds and better representation of community interests.
Bitter A L P Clash On Senate Selection In Victoria
A heated row within the Bitter Australian Labor Party over senate selection in Victoria followed a stormy session last night. Voting appeared chaotic with allegations of improper ballot handling, personal involvement, and threats to withdraw support. Security actions were taken as three unidentified individuals were escorted from the gallery after votes were counted.
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Cininuet
Poeinearehi Mach
Hen Beaton
Hia
Jamaar
J. Maines
Cherie
Mr. Maines
Rees
Centralisation Criticised At Melbourne Conference
Senator Foy Carmeroi, addressing the ALP conference, attacked centralisation as damaging to national development and defence. He warned anti-Labour policies would undermine growth and fuel regional disparities, urging stronger central coordination and cautious provincial autonomy.
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Foy Carmeroi
ALP
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Prom Bia
Vost
Mtondon
Wanenbay
peNeli
Easter Weddings On Saturday
Four couples wed in a Saturday ceremony at Mien Grylard attended by a large crowd of relatives and Verisasia. The Rev. Arendensson conducted the service aboard a train, with brides and bridesmaids in lace gowns and organdie gowns. A reception followed, and guests dined in a large hall with period attire and formal hats.
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Doho
Chiret
Mngland
Satinioy
Joan Pamela Corks
Mien Grylard
Sand
Stark
Ladinlawind
Hari Anhilan
Mies
Betty McCankill
Norma McCaskil
Gawny
Anglaise
Head Released Brversfls Describes Allied Move
The report notes Belgian and Northern European prisoners returned from a labor camp in Germany. Belgian authorities said they are taking the issue into consideration and seeking guidance from allied nations as they review the matter.
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Brvrsfls
Germany
Constitutional Review Plan Melbourne Sunday
A fragmented report outlines a constitutional review plan involving Australian and Melbourne officials. It discusses potential provisions to empower parliament to call a referendum or constitutional reform. The piece notes considerations for timelines, scope, and the role of a commission in advising on revisions.
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Melbourne
Suntiay
Duxties
Bledob
Fragmented Memory Message From a Turbulent Time
A scattered extract recalls a visitor, evoked figures, and a memorial rite tied to national anxieties. The fragment blends personal memory with broad cultural imagery, mentioning White traced memorials, gratitude, and distant names, hinting at wartime or postwar themes and unsettled identity.
Ambulance Crews Busy At Show Amid Crowds
At the fairground the ambulance service attended to 400,270 attendees with 33 people treated on site amid reports of injuries and common ailments. A veteran officer noted well behaved crowds while police made a few arrests for theft as exhibitors reported high turnout and extensive equipment checks.
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Dan Calihier
Mechs
Nik
Bal
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