Funeral notice for Yate Thomas Etwarit King and family
Rotativies and trend indicate the Yate Thomas Etwarit King of Boarvondara Street Rett are invited to attend the funeral at St Johns Church today. Also announced is the engagement of Pee Bee Witte, daughter of Mr and Mrs H Willis of Canberra, to Mr Tom Gedurn, late of Uan basse, only son of Mr and Mrs Godden of Maberfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Etwarit
Boarvondara Street
Rett
St. Ifohn
Chueh Ata Cin
Pee Bee Witte
Miro
H. Willis
Canberra
Tom Gedurn
Uanbasse
All Godden
Maberfield
Syiimey
Weather report for Canberra and surrounding area
Fragmentary weather data from Canberra shows temperatures around the day with highs near 40 degrees and lows near 28 degrees. The report lists humidity and rainfall indicators with several unreadable fragments, offering a rough snapshot of conditions for the period.
External Affairs Summary Issued On International Events
An external affairs statement released on April 16 outlines periodical briefings on international events of interest. The Prime Minister, Mr Lyons, was informed yesterday, with the summations to be issued monthly. The notice reflects inquiries from various government and public offices.
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Ilixtratetedih
Vex
Commonwealth de Partments
Public
Saiversty Doreries
Lyon
Mr. Lyons
Tom
War Service Homes appointment notice
An obituary style notice records Charice Wentworth Peterson and Gant Aulestunet of War Service Homes Department being appointed to a partition in TWGT after being moved to the War Service Homes Department for pare 200F. The text is fragmented with garbled names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Nonuny
Charice Wentworth Petarson
Gant Aulestunet
Bomen
Whelan
Canberra Forecast Shows Scattered Clouds and Frost Risk
Canberra weather outlook notes scattered clouds and isolated showers with mostly fine periods, cold nights and frost on the tablelands. Mild days expected with variable winds from south west to south east, strengthening along parts of the coast.
Canberra Advisory Council warned against spying roles
The Canberra Times reports concern that Advisory Council members threaten to act as a private detective bureau. Officials fear elected citizens would demand detailed private data and use confidential records, eroding rights and undermining the council’s proper function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council
Department of the Interior
Federal Capital Territory
Couneil
Rome
Lee
Cowell
Tony
Canberra
Stranded Barque Draws London Crowds As Rescue Fails
Thousands watch a stranded barque from cliff tops near London as police assist in a complex escape effort. Captain Erikson seeks to remove crew and cargo while authorities warn against dangerous attempts and assess insurance and legal actions amid long, disputed salvage claims.
Trade Outlook Brightened by Rayon Restrictions
Commonwealth Government moves to accelerate negotiations for a crudment with Japan to ease rayon restrictions. Minister Henry Gullett and Japan's Consul-General Mr Murai discuss a treaty likely before Parliament adjourns. Cabinet committee will decide after further talks, with a briefing to be possibly issued when Parliament reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefforta
Commonwealth
Trate ‘Treulienisty
Henry Gulleths
Murai
Itte
Japan
Dewsipek
Beitiak
Progroue
House
Henry Guilett
Tealor Australia
Traci Rn
Tar Taly
Vita Vinels
Minister's Tribute to Late W Feterson in War Service
Sydney tributes flow as Minister Thorby mourns the death of W Feterson, Commissioner for War Service Homes. He recalls Feterson’s long service since 1999, rise to Secretary and Commissioner in 1952, and his role in expanding the program to 452 million pounds. Thorby praises his leadership, calls for unity in government, and offers condolences to bereaved relatives.
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Sydney
Bereise Homes
Mr. Thorby
Dewa
W. Feterson
Comélmloner
Wer
Service Homes
Peterson
Commonwealth
Gad
Sascolaind
Ware Pembinad
Jer. Thorby
Thorby
Sinaia
Damages Sought Over Victoria Park Trial Controversy
Sydney court action filed by a horse owner against a publisher over alleged tampering and price disputes tied to a Victoria Park trial. The case centers on ownership claims of Rare Nortup's horse and potential financial liability if settlements affect the rate and outcome of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Crunen Court
Barn Sib
Truth
Ltd
Victoria Park
Rare Nortup
Walton
Excellencies Attend Canberra University College Opening
The Governor general and Lady Gowrie attended the mural commencement at Albert Hall in Canberra yesterday evening, with Capt. Brucegindie and Capt. Holford present. The trial involved a writ and jury awarded the plaintiff one farthing amid a stay of proceedings.
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Governor General
Lady Gowrie
Brucegindie
Holford
Canberra
Albert Hall
Core
Phew
Leuth
Ghand
Tariff Debate on Agricultural Machinery Sparks Changes
The debate in the Senate centers on tariffs for agricultural machinery including harvesters and ploughshares. Substantial revisions are expected, with targeted reductions to some items while others face higher duties, impacting producers like tractors and reivetions. The outcome will influence prices for farmers and manufacturers, as lawmakers weigh protection against imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerator
Johnston
Semotar
Jonnaton
Canberra Cemetery Fees Cut Proposed by Council
Canberra advisory council debated proposed changes to the public cemetery regulations. The draft rules, submitted to Mr. C. Haley, cover trust accounts, burial certs, and time windows, with figures for care and burial charges. Interment hours and discretionary powers were discussed, along with reducing fees and setting allotment costs in the Canberra cemetery plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Advisory Council
Camper
MY. C
Haley
Daly
Church of England
W. Weal
Ronn
Catholic Church
J. Brophy
Presbyterian Church
Daley
Nott
Wau Ula
Claune
JM Waterman
Axclurlee
Bun Dave
Ms Allamance
Hughes Returns to Canberra After Hospital Stay
Mr W M Hughes leaves Albury hospital and travels to Canberra yesterday. Dame Mary Hughes remains in hospital, recovering from injuries. The report notes Hughes arrived by ear and will stay at Hotel Canberra while recovering.
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Medora Minster For
W. A. Hughes
Albury
Canberra
Mary Hughes
Hunhon
Cannerra
Hotel Cabberra
Public duty and the educated citizen in democracy
A historical critique argues that communities owe a return on gifts and that democracy requires an educated readership. It stresses that governance depends on citizens who are intellectually prepared to participate, with leaders chosen by merit, not a privileged few, and warns that democracy with passive minds cannot endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit Fhimach
Citiens
Beitah
Gover
Alf
Mindorn
Manly
Thone
BMC
Ronvally
Perhana
Mabite
Han
Public Service Notes From Local Council Meeting
Brunk Connell Morri previously advises the next monthly meeting of the Brench Council at the CPS. Clarteil Aasoriation will meet on Thursday at the Hotel Canverra at 7 30 p g. Councillors should attend, no special urgent matters. agenda includes items of vital pressing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunk Connell
Brench Council
CPS
Clarteal
Canverra
Definite Policy Sought For Home Seekers Trials
Melbourne executive council notes report to Government and Public Service Board on housing policy and transfer arrangements. discuss temporary transfers, superannuation, and arbitration rules while seeking a unified approach to home provision and civil service reform. The meeting reviews taxation delay, interstate transfers, and aims to circulate a booklet for contributors to superannuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CP BC
Melbourne
Une Carey
Victoria
Lont
Ins
Tinnafors
Pingus
K. We Nott
Adoiney
Lee
aoeaLioy
Jista
Ivan
Duntonut
Souse
Goodwin
Daley
Matonite
Allied Air Routes in Britain Plan Rejected
Australian authorities proposed new air route surveys with Britain, but Prime Minister and Cabinet faced a split over accepting or rejecting the plan. The Australian Government argued for mail and air service links via Singapore and India to improve transcontinental connections, while Britain pressed for a single long-range option. The debate touched on Defence and Commonwealth cooperation as Australian officials awaited the final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Bhigapore
Carey of Mal
Minister For Commerce
Alrie Peri
Briish
Bumulag raid described near Whlorford ends in gunfire
A chaotic incident in Whlorford county near John Bygan's home involved armed assailants. Reports indicate gunfire damaged property and raised local security concerns as authorities investigate the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuinlan
Bumulag
John Bygan
Return of Dr Gampuen to old department praised
The note expresses best wishes for Dr Gampuen to return to his former department. It highlights the cordial reception from colleagues and family, while mentioning the department's activities and ongoing projects. The message conveys happiness at his possible rejoining and hints at related events and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyen
Gampuen
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Pam
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WAR Service Homes Commissoner
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API
Secret Service
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Devon
Etreans
Wea
Triitie
Erikson
Patel
Atlilon
Tein
Keikaun
Femain
Harter
Gusev Exikwon
Wayr
Ryan
Vance
Gorman
Mr. Norton
Trade Outlook
Italy
Senate
Council
W. M. Hughes
Public Service Notes
High Council of Public Service Associations
Woxecutive Council
Commonwealth Railways
Ps. Boar
Lee Ack
Baal
Ely
Benatar Ae
Hsieh
Eee
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S.tarewell
Jr A. Ledayer
Custome Department
AIR Mail
Britain
Imperial Airways
Mare
Tope
Waya
Tad
Tor
Carpentaria
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