Arbitration Court to restrain meeting over union ballot
Prinay Ayerry and colleagues report to the Arbitration Court to block a union meeting as debates about ballot methods continue. Spokesman Koen denies, saying actions to regulate scrutineering and envelope handling will be taken if voting irregularities arise Tuesday.
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Ube
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Nosey & shitnigMt
Abe
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Oeaerema Era
Uioy
Arate Arenas Fee
Apoknaman
nomCommuniat
Chifley Warns of Uncertain ANZAC Day Future
Mr Chifley warned on the eve of ANZAC Day that the postwar world faces frailties and uncertainties. He praised allied resolve, cited the Atlantic Pact, and urged Australians to contribute to defense and development while maintaining national responsibility.
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London
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Somumon
France
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Eulrope
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Canada
Australie
Britain
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Chilley Maid
Taateose Departiant
Sir Frederich Rheddon
Ottawa
Patriotic tribute to fallen heroes on Anzac Day
A solemn Canberra Times piece recalls Australian and New Zealand soldiers who died in World War I and II, praising patriotism and duty. It urges all citizens to be true to their country, upholding the values that lighted national service and sacrifice.
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Youplein
Australia
Thair
Crisia
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Australien
Ansa
Vito
Anuane
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Tor
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Annan
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Demato
New Zealand
Anzac Day Messages From Leaders Urge Unity And Peace
A truncated wartime message from the Prime Minister and a response from the government emphasize unity between Australia and New Zealand, honoring ANZAC corps. The exchange recalls courage, sacrifice, and the price of liberty, urging continued vigilance and dedication to peace and democracy.
Fadden criticizes ministers over red scare issues
Arthur Fadden accuses the government of failure in addressing red scare concerns. He cites reports of Communist influence in Commonwealth service and defence roles. Fadden questions security loyalties, recalls alleged ex Communist affiliations, and demands clearer answers from ministers.
Mary Gone Running and Remembered by Family at Canberra Cemetery
A memorial note honors Mary, noting buried memories and grief. The message mentions Jane Margret, Catherine, Denise as grandchildren, and Noel with other relatives. It asks mourners to visit, share pictures, and travel to Lay for the Homie day, with prayers for comfort and peace.
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Granee
Cather
Denise
Wut
Batidtey
Noel
Sgrandeniidre
Horse Owner Dies in Float at Mun eo Friday
Hanivel Greenn, 16, of Been elem, collapsed and died while traveling on a float to Braid. The deceased prepared One racehorse Kapedie after the meeting at Queanbeyan. Preparations for a meeting on Saturday included Double Thun and Moorte.
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Beenelem
Muneo
Fmt
Queanbeyan
YMCA Notes Amid Club Activities and Monthly Meeting
The Vikings and Cluny share updates on club play and a final basketball round. Members are urged to attend the monthly meeting at 12389 The if far and to prepare for the Athlete Carnival event next week.
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Roeme
BNL
Tan Tca
T Te Auetic Association
Weal
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Canberyn
Annual meeting of accountants in Canberra
The Commonwealth Institute of Accountants holds its annual meeting in Canberra Wednesday and Thursday with a High Commissioner UK address at Canberra University College. A dinner follows at Hotel Canberra with members, visitors, and the General Council present. Canberra attendees include several regional presidents and officials.
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Milbourne
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Trade pact signed between Kurre and Japan
The Republic of Kurre and Japan signed a trade agreement detailing exchange of raw materials and food from April. The pact was announced by United Press on April 31, 39905, citing officials in Ul.
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Weather Summary for Canberra Date Confused
Confused OCR weather report for Canberra includes temperatures around 26 to 30 degrees, wind readings and forecasts with several garbled phrases. The text references barometer readings, times, and conditions but lacks clear dates or coherent structure.
US Cruisers Leave For West Pacific Task Force
The Los Angeles Examiner reports that United States cruisers departed for the Western Pacific with a large marine contingent. Weather was mild by day, frosty at night, and the ships carried normal complements as they headed southwest, focusing on routine duties.
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Eit
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U S Research on Australian Wool
Four tons of Australian merino wool were sent to the United States last week by the Wool Board for a four year study. Sponsored by the International Wool Secretariat the American Wool Growers and the U S Department of Agriculture, the Princeton Institute will study the chemical composition of wool and related factors. Background data covers sheep breeding produced wool grazing country rainfall and other determining factors including comparison with New Zealand.
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Melbourne
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Grammar School May Raise £300 at War Memorial Fete
The Kanberra Hoya Grammar School plans to raise about £300 through a fete held at the school on war memorial aims. An estimated 500 attendees gathered as Hubert canrrun opened the event, with proceeds to fund a pavilion and ward ward man. Goods were sold quickly and stalls well stocked before the fete began.
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Om Dresaingates
Reward Offered in Maroubra Murder Case
Detectives from Stoney and Runday say a reward may prompt crucial information. They believe fresh tips could help identify the killer as investigators pursue motives and gather evidence. A number of officers are assigned to the case, with names and procedures advancing under the local police command.
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Raman
iSoviet Peace Congress Hoots Frank Opinions
A fragment recounts a Soviet Peace Congress where speakers including Moore and Rogge attacked war, urged freedom for political silences, and discussed support for parties in the United States. It notes antiwar sentiment, calls for democracy in China and Russia, and references Allied forces and Canada. The chaotic text cites American, British, and Canadian roles and warns against rebuilding Germany.
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Congress
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Australia Wins Third Five in African Tennis Test
In Durban on Saturday Australia secured victory in the third Davis Cup style tie against South Africa by seven to four. The Australian side dominated through singles and doubles rubbers with Sturgess defeating Brown and strong results from Aust players in mixed doubles and regular singles. Local South African players faced stiff opposition as the visitors clinched the tie with solid performances across the board.
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Fin Sturpiss
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Gentt
Uy Destine
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Mra
Long
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Turthongton
Joe Aba
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Botany
Bay
Farewell Gifts at Fairlight to Arch Deacon Robertson
Archdeacon Robertson leaves Fairlight after service at Wansong. Farewell gifts and notices mention Mr and Mrs George Watt hosting as friends send best wishes. Robertson cites calling to new work, expressing affection for the diocese and gratitude for supported service.
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Uie
Graziers Nominees on Wheat Board Election
The Australian electoral commission announced results for graziers nominees to the Wheat Board. Four representatives were chosen across northern central western divisions. counts shifted as votes were tallied. Outcomes include G Hoy securing central division, ONeill winning western after final count, and S F Tout leading Wheat Growers' Union candidates who were defeated.
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Department of Agriculture
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Anzac Day Message on Courage and Unity Across Nations
The Governor-General commends Australian and New Zealand valor in two World Wars. He notes ANZAC sacrifice at Gallipoli shaped freedoms in the British Commonwealth and calls for continued unity and mutual confidence to safeguard peace.
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The Fading Vision Remembrance Service Addressed by Machworthy
The service reflected on Gallipoli and the fading vision of youth amid loss. Machworthy urged unity and resilience, linking the day to national tradition, endurance, and the spiritual purpose of life through faith and service.
Stawell Gift winner beaten on home track
Clumsy OCR leaves a fragmentary report from the Stawell Gift meeting. It notes the home track upset with a Gift winner defeated and mentions names such as Jon Gunn and Jay Jon Cahnrae and a Brisbane coach or official involvement.
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Hockey Premiers Win Canberra Cup
Old Canberrans defeated Waratah by three goals to one to win the Canberra Cup. Lind opened scoring in the first minute for Old Canberrans. Waratah equalized, then Colwell and another Old Canberra player, Harding, scored to restore the lead before half time. Waratah pressed after the break but Old Canberra held on for the win. Best players included Lind, Colwell, and Harding. Other matches saw Northern-southern teams win and university sides competing at Reid Park and Duntrhon.
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Duntronn Om
Uday Pid
Chabert Dnivaraity Deni
Reid Part Ny Uiniversity O
ANZAC SERVICES ROWAN REPORTS puzzling notes
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about ANZAC services in Rowan with names and figures scattered. Readable elements include references to Cathonie Wy and Mase at 0.80, plus mentions of Mar Bolen Misa Can Austin and Tse "pyar ak Pam- in a garbled line the meaning remains uncertain.
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