Canadian Pianist Pratt to Give Recital at Albert Hall
Canadian pianist Pratt, a young prodigy, set for a London debut with the BBC orchestra and the Albert Hall recital next week. He has previously performed across London venues and at the New York Love Fair, drawing praise from critics and officials.
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BBC
Feoital
Albert Ball
Calerr
Nxt
Ora Pratt
Tyma Hi
London
Avadamy
Mille
Souaherdhi
Hla Alien
Baral Granta
BSC
Anster
Lundalajarn
Bendelty Va Acolo
Iaian
Laalle Sage
Sanductor
Hundata Para Cretan el Sd
Miavhony
Geewanke
Temoly Gerson
Vascular
Voll
Ennis
Bill to Direct ABC on News Services Debate
Fragmentary text discusses a bill directed at ABC News services including the commission's duties to gather world news and provide adequate staff. Mentions amendments about appointing married women, pensions, and wartime restrictions on set construction. Details indicate debates on government responsibility and media coverage.
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ABC
Tory Pan
Ferday
Posumaater-Cuneraontor Canaron
Kbs
Quate Stadt
Ovaramis Couniriun
Ule
Evnatoe
Ita
Nis
Cameron Auld
Prolonged wartime timber policy debated in parliament
The Interior Minister moved to advance the second reading of a bill extending Commonwealth Forestry powers. The measure aims to coordinate timber supply, pricing, and research with states, openly noting Australia's need to import about one third of total timber. It discusses housing, public works, and export potential for hardwoods, with forecasts of competition for softwood supplies and cabinet wood markets.
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Australia
Australie
le Bureau
My. Johnson
Cera
Mt. Jahanca
van Cintiaa
Bere
Government Stands Firm on Coal Bill Debate
The government remains firm on the coal bill amid parliamentary divisions. Prime Minister and ministers resisted liberal amendments, with emphasis on penalties for offences within the industry. Opposition criticisms centered on potential victimization, while support for a firm stance persisted through debates and committee stages.
Tense clash over coal bill sparks government miner row
Miners and owners clash as the government and the Miners Federation threaten forcible action and amendments to a coal bill in New South Wales. Parties report high tensions, with ministers pressed to concede or withdraw provisions while owners seek compensatory payments and broader limits on private enterprise.
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Minnew’ Federation
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Porttamert
Labour Party
Sethe Et Tle
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Dumen
Chiffey
Hinpreewen
Sollon
Sorlim
Mires
McNalty
Power and unemployment loom in Adelaide rail row
In Adelaide a government and labor conference outlined mass action with about 6 000 workers due to mobilize as incoming coal supplies hinge on Friday. Officials warned of potential closures and disruptions if coal deliveries halt, while talks sought to avert a strike and minimize impact on industry.
Wartime Rationing and Medical Supplies Report
The Prime Minister and ministers discuss wartime rationing policy and its impact on the Empire. The article notes potential penicillin supplies for veterinary use and ongoing debates on reducing prices, with references to supply chains, salvage efforts, and government committees amid postwar planning.
Dental clinic services at Canberra Hospital resume in audit
Canberra Community Hospital reopened dental services after a disruption. The Canberra Clinic resumed operations with a complete service for eligible residents, spanning wartime curtailments and current patient access. Treatments target various dental needs, with timing from 10 am to midday noted.
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Canberra
Moepltad
Rupert Katendent
le Nott
Drought Strikes Queensland as Fodder Shortage Hits Towns
Sydney reports rain declines across the Souther de and Dainta areas with fodder stocks deteriorating. In Queensland drought conditions persist with riverina and northern districts noting record heat and thousands of cattle driven by restrictions and lack of feed.
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Dainta
St Crockwell
Mat Tunut
Taraige
Torkend
Lecauime
Saekiy
Mae
Queensland
Pouiheny
Rivera
Food Shipments to Britain From Australia in June End
The customs examiner disclosed Britain’s June exports from Australia totaling about 70 000 tons of wheat and 38 000 tons of butter along with sugar, honey, canned goods, and oats. Diversions involved New Zealand and UNICRA, with overall shipments valued around $1,000.
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Benalie Fraser
Great Britain
Australie
Toe Sampson
Tanmanul
New Zealand
U.nicra
Weather forecast for Dantheie region
Forecast shows stronger winds on the slopes and highlands with overcast skies. Lake region expect cool day with moderate to strong north to south west winds and possible local clouding. Highs and lows not provided due to garbled input.
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Wael
Canberra Weather Report Fragment
Weather data for Canberra shows temperature readings at multiple times with pressures around 39.670 inches and 344 nam. The record lists a 9 am temperature of 428 daperreen and a 9 am wind speed of 52 knots, indicating a fragmented early 20th century meteorological note.
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Fame Trane
District Rainfalls at Howth Tablelatae Meeting
Rainfall data collected for the Howth council tabled figures for multiple districts. Entries include Gunning Taw WH Quenbteyan and Nimmitabel with varied rainfall amounts and dates noted.
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Howe
Nam
Yomentay
Croskwell AL Pointe
Awulbure
Gunning
Quenbteyan
Ancentore
Miro Sawe EY Cooma Nimmitabel
Hombalea
Delegate
Alandra
Adunvinoby
Hindabyre
Tombong
Renioe
Banang View
Dellivkorn
Rational Rationing Shapes Australian Food Policy Debate
The document argues rationing must reflect Australia’s role as a contributor to international hunger relief. It critiques abandoning farm butter market rules, notes shortages in meat and dairy controls, and urges official imagination to expand production while curbing raids on rationed supplies and speculative markets.
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Australia
Raton
Asatralis
Britain
Saupon
St Maki
Mt la
Ser Yase
Fire Governor Genera presides at council meeting in Canberra
The Duke and Duchess of Glew with Price Wills and Richard attended the Ival Axeruttey Council of GOW in Canberra. They arrived at Ailm Aity Moning, Aydney, yesterday for the morning session.
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Durness
Glew
Price Wills
Einer Richard
Ailm Aity Moning
Aydney
Yeaterday
Farm Butter Ration Rise Sparks Government Debate
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a rationing issue involving farm butter and government response. References to overseas trade, shortages, and policy terms appear garbled but imply a discussion of butter supplies, pricing, and wartime controls affecting farmers and consumers.
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Ranland
Anna
Governor General to Leave Australia for Britain Return
The Duke of Ghouceater will return to Britain toward the end of January, with Prime Minister announcing his departure at the King’s request. He would hold the post for about two years, though plans changed for a shortened tenure due to royal duties and ongoing government plans.
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Australia
Sanuney
Chifley
Martner Perio
Baulh
Atrea
New Safety Precautions for Air Travel
Melbourne reports new safety standards issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization. The plan calls for replacing older fighters with modern machines within seven years, four-year conformity, and universal adoption across all aircraft types including gas turbines, jet propulsion, and helicopters under the international body.
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Internaonal Civil Aviation Organization
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Hich
Government Dinner for Mr J K R Minter at Parliament House
A formal government dinner honoring Mr J K R Minter was hosted at Parliament House yesterday. Acting Minister for External Affairs Mr Makin presided with senior ministers, officials, and colonial delegates in attendance including Deputy PM Forder, Commerce Minister Beatty, Senator Fraser, President of the Senate Brown, and Secretary to the Treasury S G McPariann among others.
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Commerce
Beatty
Cantoma
Benator Fraser
Bente
Banator Brown
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Reseveuri
Bame
WF. Birahun
Trey
G. McPariann
Department of Wetomal Altair
A. 8. Walt
Vie Solicitor-Ceneral
Peat
Witoun
Department’ of Commerce
UME
Mccarthy
Comptroller-General of Customs
JJ. F. Kennedy
Department of the Interior
J. A. Carradue
St Sydney
Eric Swmetty
Miton Wrrrie
Dipartment
Cruiser Tank Engines For Sale Atelaguten EE
The Commonwealth Disposal Commission offers cruiser tank engines for sale at 116i each, complete with tarcemsorien but without tas blades and cleaners. Engines are stored for convenient intermodal purchase and will be loaded on railway trucks, buyers paying transport.
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Aefi
Commonwealth Disposal
Farewell to Private Secretary to Minister
A farewell event notes the private secretary to the minister leaving, with a roster of attendees including Mary Campbell, Evel Wilkineon, and Winifred Himmell among others. The scene records formal goodbyes and names of staff in a Washington office setting.
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la Ae
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Pean
Redden
Low Wiliams
Tayiebioeaul
Mary
Taxation Revision Battles Over Tax Rates and Industry
Government proposes tax revisions aimed at reducing wasteful expenditure and encouraging industry. Opposition cites indirect taxes and property rates as burdens on low income and small businesses. Debate covers company taxes abolition, industry growth in towns, and income tax amendments. bill passes after amendments.
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Witte
Tasimion
Arma
Upak Albuiry
Tumut
Bellam Tartory
Spender
Warringah
Tne
Ales Tae Iealy
Ratna
Wawa
Uistey
Morrison
Inquiry Refused Into Meat Industry
The Commonwealth Government refused a full inquiry into the meat industry deeming it unnecessary. Victorian housewives had urged an inquiry covering price, cost, distribution, and black marketing. Beally Wan commented on efforts to stamp out illegal practices and questioned meat market size. Government aims to counter illicit activities amid industry concerns.
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Beally Wan
Housewiven
Beally
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