Death Occurs in Gyoney Byunky Incident
Fragmentary report notes a girl’s death by self harm in Gyoney Byunky near Brighton Moulevard. It mentions a Linda 134, a factory, a person named Daina arriving from a public carty, and a deputy for manpower Mr. Wala involved in a mental health context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyoney Byunky
la City
Gaye Ccterseter
Linda 134
UNI Inu Eas-tilhed
Brighton Moulevard
Bundi
Ke Daina
Puligpinie Carty
Uke War
Wat Rein
Fala
Reverse lend-lease for Australia debated in parliament
Prime Minister addressing a Brisbane audience outlined Australia’s postwar cost outlook. He cited potential reverse lend-lease value around £100 million with possible rises next year, and noted current year costs near £84 million versus prior estimates. He warned of ongoing daily war expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruspasin
Alan Day
Austen
Chifey
Joan
Brisbane
Couviciaion
Chifiey
Australia
Twenty Nine Farms Offered In Eastern Mista Districts
The Minister for Lands announced 29 farms will open for application between May 18 and 29. Of these, 28 are under perpetual tenancy with a 9d per acre annual rent. four are Crown Lands leaseholds. The properties include six farms in the Dubbo Forbes Grenfell Inverell area and 10 dairy farms in Cassino Muswellbrook and Scone districts near Glen Tafie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Mista
Dully
Pete. Spaser
Dubbo
Forbes, Grenfell
Inverell Districta
Cassino, Musawelbrook
Scone Dimricta
Glen Tafle
Fire Destroys Home Near Penrith
Fire destroying a home near Penrith caused about £1,000 in damages. Mrs A McKenzie of Londonderry reported the blaze and a Grewate rat aman and Me Then boarded with Mrs McKeon. Penrith police were informed and with soldiers aided to quell the fire. In Sydney three coal mines idle left about 1,000 tons of coal lost and some 210 miners on strike this Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
A. McKenzie
Londonderry
Penrith
McKeonie
Red Cross Appeal Division Details and Treasury Entries
Fragmentary financial notes reference Commonwealth Bank staff and the Department of Commerce. Mentions Mrs J H Baird and Mr Justice T C Davies with small sums recorded and a Penny-s-week collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lmaily
J. H Baird
Justice T. C. Davies
Gente Manula Atail Monwealth Bank
Department of Commerce
Canberra notices and club meeting announcements appear
Abstracted items show events in Canberra including Infant Welfare Van displays with Dr Clemente and Anne Drever. meets of committees and society notices. HCULTURAL and Canberra Alpine Club meetings. Rand Industrial Oils and Shell agent deliveries. sewing machine repairs and general notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheil Company
Canberra
Over-age workers wage question found not binding
Article notes that contractors hiring men over sixty for national service were not obligated to pay higher wages. It states no implied contract existed between workers and contractors and that evidence did not show contractors knew of improper enrollment. Also includes scattered classified notices offering accommodations and items for sale with brief contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydney
A.W.C
Muspend
Mas
Fuage Hall
Pentleman, Board, Witt
Canberra
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Hasan Mevanioy Shewatai
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EER Pillar
Nauen
Reensland Istributor
Erno Fiy. Ltd
Publc
Waloomman
Altulle
Ems
J. Gordon
Tha Anwil
Miers
Apr ‘Vth
Tary
Preasurer
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Australa
Bureau Omce
Rand Industrial
AML
Waltree
Wellington
Omer Acton
Rea
Civic Ee Rene Oe Ae ‘National Service Officer
Acton
Fromestic Whp
Gerrlong Gardens
Reid
Wentworth
Tueaday
Gan Aes Eet Sergi Saar
Gooresn Street
Morse
The
Tt Academy
Pete Senith
Cijorna
Ening
Capitol
Joan Crawford
Fred Macmurray
Peters
Herbert Marshall
Mary ~ Tor
MLL
Lig
Ita
Contiict
Cian
Ciic
Thachre
Victor Jory
Garton + News
MR. Pitt
CIVIC
Gracie Fields
Monty Woolley
Bay Victory
Canberma Musical Society
Albert Hall
Thair
Cusack's
Washington
Arizona
Inughhoy
Wedstead
Loshertraam
Chicago
Cusacks Great Furniture Store
Kingston
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