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On April 2 1905 at 4 Rasbatln Price Comer Ket Anne Maraaymin Steve Ainora Plage Qosunleyan relief of the late Autin. Uvloved luetter of Wowrwhal nut Oleh lived mother in law at Aleta grandmother of Wer Olah Mastram and Beitian aged Reequiescat in Pace.
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Arabymiw
Rasbatln Price
Comer
Ket
Anne Maraaymin
Steve
Ainora Plage
Qosunleyan
Rehief
Autin
Oleh
Aleta
Ad Hoeed
Werwel
Olah Mastram
Beitian Aged
Funeral Arrangements for Alvi Relative
The family invites attendance at a funeral service for Alvi relative to be held at Patrick's Roman Catholic Church tomorrow at 4 pm. They thank Canberra Community Hospital staff for their care and extend sympathy to mourners.
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Harastmiw
Ann Garonymin
World opinion on Western New Guinea intervention debated
The document discusses a proposed UN intervention in Western New Guinea at Indonesia and Netherlands talks, with Evatt arguing against colonial control and favoring a trusteeship or joint administration under suitable powers. It notes lack of unity among nations and questions the relevance to Australian policy.
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Western New Guinea
Indonesia
Netherlands
Hat Beet
Weill
Rminat Colonialis
Ny Altul
Wevierm
New Guinea
Evatt
Aumstralis
Wes Tsim
Dante
Evalt
Wouters
Br Evatt
Nulumiaia
Australas
Fire at Canberra Avenue service station injures one
A truck fire at a service station near Canberra Avenue Grimth caused by an explosion in a drum of Turf was extinguished by bystanders and the fire brigade. A 4 special consignment truck driver with Launpbell and Ruth escaped injury after he drove the vehicle away from pumps and drain area.
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Jie
Eartrey Rudd
Asainbeym
Launpbell
Ruth
Fanit Company
Edd Wean Annvaring
Matera
Aervice Motion
Canberra Avenue
Grimth
Fuidd
Aumont
Gommorwealth
Une
Canberra award sketch weighs Canberra architecture future
Canberra architects and officials discuss a possible award for national architecture in Canberra. Mr Weller notes in principle approval for a prize, with an expert jury to review postwar buildings and the landscape plan. The exhibit will photographically showcase Canberra's architecture as part of a Commonwealth government exhibition.
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A. Weller
Canberra
TRAAL
Victoria
Reone
Hulayan
Wnt
Ewediah
University
Tugath
Accommodation Wanted and Available in Sydney Area
A text notice seeking light work and accommodation. Names and addresses include Narrabundal Busines and Turner area with Kingston and Manik. Offers include full road space for a large home, 4 pm pickup, Bed and Breakfast, and room sharing. Contact via local listings for Bligh Tourist Huts and Pines Dice.
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Angwier
Eady
Turner
Kingston
Manik
Furrtehi
Tomilly
Liquor union seeks poll on late closing in Acton meeting
The Laquer land Allied Trades Union plans a public poll via a 40 percent sample to decide if late closing hours should be extended. A meeting at the Motel Acton discussed extending hours by 10 minutes for one more month to accommodate guests and children.
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Liquor Union
Beane
Laquer Land Allied Trades Union
Minster
Tr Cent Hughes
Tradex
Labons Cannelahiniki
Acton
Union Sl
Lt Gen Clarke Visit Oversees Omen at Fin Mundy
Text fragment references Lt Gen Clarke visiting a place named Fin Mundy with unclear context. It mentions an ambassador and plates and a stay at an unspecified location with garbled phrases surrounding NS Lee TS and Sacha M8. The readable items are sparse and do not form a clear event.
Parliament Holds Debates on Foreign Affairs
In Parliament a general debate on foreign affairs was held with discussion across policy approaches and international relations. Members addressed priorities, alliances, and potential actions. The session highlighted differing viewpoints and upcoming parliamentary scrutiny.
University Council Election Nominations and Vacancies
Nominations for one member to the University Council have been received from Dr G B Markanessana and others. The convocation announced seven provisional members and will fill two or three vacancies to reach the council’s maximum strength of eleven.
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Perkona
Univerity_ Couney Feyme
Mamtera
Protemor
Bales
Roland Wilson
Proferaoe
Good
W. Titteriog
Protemor R. Woolley
N. G. Buttin
G. B. Markanessana
Morton
Rlowe
Cige
Athletic Association Formed at Canberra Meet
A provisional Athletic Association is formed at a Canberra meeting to encourage establishment of athletic clubs and a central body. Plans include inter club competitions, inviting athletes from primary to adult levels, with contact for recruitment and future ties to the Amateur Athletic Union of Australia.
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Axlatence
C. Duntroon
Canberra Athletic Ci
Ito Reese
Wera
Canberra
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Melub
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Thin
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Hrovistowsl
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Piec
Vin
Nea
Marlin
Meretary
Bearton
W. Lindy
Dar
Mumattona
P_Thorm
Australia
A. Beardoni
Aiaile Prim
Nrg Boheot
Three Henry Lawsons and their literary craft examined
Professor A D Fippe of Canberra University College discusses Henry Lawson, Henry Lawson the writer and Henry Lawson the artist. He argues all three share a common character and notes Lawson's varied works reveal moral themes and distinctive style, while also addressing criticism of his art and influence.
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Henry Lawn
Hiehry Lawson
Henry Laweon
A. D. Fippe
Capberra University College
Jane Night
Lawson
Rate Va
Henry
Lewin
Sonia
Aketchen
Conference Today On Greek Migrants
A meeting discusses Greek migrant issues focusing on prompt settlement of employment disputes. Delegates from Canberra and the ACT consider transferring matters to the ministerial level and integrating migrants into essential services with new employment arrangements.
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Conference Today On
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Nim
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New President Named by Soroptimists After Nomination Decline
The Soroptimists elected a new president after Mrs M B Rlovenson declined nomination for the Canberra club. Mrs Elizabeth Cran was chosen as vice president alongside other officers including Mrs Joyce Cithertweet and Irene Creapin.
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M.B. Rlovenson
Canberra
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Government Planning For Salk Polio Vaccinations By June
Government planning advances for June Salk polio vaccination rollout. Health officials and epidemiologists discuss procurement, distribution, and training to inoculate children and at risk groups, with plans for state by state implementation and voluntary participation.
Government Mower council meets at Canberee Saturday
A local government meeting was held by the council at Government Mower in Canberee on Saturday. Officials discussed regional matters and approved agenda items for the coming week.
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Government Mower
Canberee
Salk Vaccination Delayed for Checking in US Over Child Illness
In California and New Mexico, health officials investigated a dozen thousand children after reports of illness affecting polio vaccines. Medical authorities urged caution, noting possible administration errors or illnesses, while delaying injections as tests proceeded.
Unclear incident at gH Point Chamber injures woman
A woman was struck by a bicycle early in the gH Point Chamber area. She was transported by Queanbeyan Ambulance to the Tintret Woupltal where she received treatment.
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Queanbeyan Ambulance
House-Building Claim Settled in Court Action
A claim against Canberra based builders for 3000 pounds was settled after a formal hearing. The agreement, reached after deliberations, addresses damages and fault in the housing project. The case included discussion of penalties and contributing factors presented by both sides. The ruling was finalized with terms set by legal counsel.
Development of Canberra a debated city plan letter
Readers discuss Canberra as capital city, urging cohesive development from distant regions to form a thriving center. The piece argues for a balanced approach, highlighting infrastructure, industry, and cultural growth to attract residents and business, while preserving national identity.
Incoherent political remarks cloud university debate
A garbled report describes a controversy over statements by a Prime Minister and reactions from university figures in Oxford. It notes tension between government policy and academic liberty, with mentions of the Hemblionn Party and Democrats in colonial policy debates.
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Talwin Smith
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