Ainslie School Swims for Welfare Reform
Ainslie school seeks swimming and weight relief amid Canberra ministerial action after deputations report unsafe lunch breaks and seven hour days. Parents blamed for attendance and lack of care as officials promise changes. The minister and committee members outlined steps to address concerns while secretary Addison and others offered support.
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Canberts
Joe
Haa
Coe Enindeen
Promi
Feit
Dot
Coadwin
Sperber
Ttr
Harvie
Silent Phones Numbers Not To Be Disclosed
Police request rejected during a Grisbenc conference debate as officials caution against disclosing private phone numbers and mail privacy concerns. Mr Harrison commented on a foreseen discussion at the police conference.
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Umbers
Harrison
Grisbenc
Weather Telegram for Canberra Turwnay and Darometer Readings
Reading shows temperature around 44 degrees at 3 pm and 134 degrees noted oddly. Humidity near 40 percent at 2 pm with undefined pressures. Reports include 20 points of unidentified data from the station.
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Canberra
Turwnay
Wool Exhibit Draws Global Attention In California
District wool merchants Mestre A. Chathier and Bh. Cas prepare to showcase at the National Wool Exhibition in Inland, California from September 38 to December. The pair expect eager crowds and significant market interest from around the world while catering for the event.
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A. Chathier
Cas
California
Ttia
In Brief satin TON MOTORSHIP LAUNCHED LONDON
The brief item notes a satin motorship launch in London on Tuesday. It mentions mixed market tones and local business activity, with scattered references to earnings and trade improvements.
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Satin Ton
London
Tueday
Masilly Manan
Wainura
Telephone links Melbourne and Sydney widened
The Posts and Telegraphs Department announced a planned upgrade to the Melbourne Sydney line adding 32 channels, boosting simultaneous conversations and improving cross state and interstate telephone service. Expansion aims to 34 change and enhance mainland connections to Tasmania and Newcastle, with uninterrupted emergency communications during outages.
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Bydney
Melbourne
Evatrawater-General
Bydnay
Capitala
Mir
Harr
A. Annaldar
Inisnda
Tandania
Tasmania
Post AL Department
Ards Eartt
Rydney Acd
Newcastle
Estween Syiney
Qunenatund
Sydney Town Hall booking dispute over Miss Lawrence concert
Sydney tale of Miss Marjorie Lawrence facing hall booking delays and alleged unfair treatment by the Sydney Town Hall manager. The Australian Broadcasting Commission denies blocking her 1938 Australia visit, citing heavy milita and planned broadcasts. Debates over commissions and public interest follow as officials defend actions and consider public impact.
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Twindey
John Konarden
Marjorie Cowrence
Aait
Sydney
Dielalz
Toreignert
John Langdon
Marjorie Lawranan
Beneral
de al
Ate Mioase
Coriens
Mian Lawrence
A.B.C
Deadal Adelaidm
Tunsday
Mee Lawrence
Australia
Fugotalions Ware
Longden
Mfr. Moses
Under Fire as Public Works Officials Suspended
Two Works Department officers were suspended by the head of the department amid a heated inquiry. The piece accuses ministerial decisions and political pressure of causing chaos, demanding reorganized public service methods and accountability for future administrations.
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Department of the Inte
Calmet
Fecom
Works Department
Mehaffey
Thare
GFLO
Public Service Board
Canggersted
Commonwealth Works Department
Commonwealth
Leset
Yeas
Department of the Interior
GIP
Canbege
Australia
Speeding Up Defence Work Amid Shortages and Delays
The article outlines efforts to accelerate defence construction despite staff shortages and craft and architect shortages. It cites government ministers and departments, noting resignations, staff transfers, and attempts to expeditiously carry out defence works. A conference reviewed methods and procedures, with approval of a plan to speed projects and improve workflows.
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Jaa
England
Biritinkele
Msalater
Budget dispute rocks State finances under Premier
Mr Spooner attacked the government over a large deficit and a wide gap between budget estimates and actual figures. He claimed the deficit reached 8.75 million pounds after adding interest, unemployment, and insurance costs, urging urgent policy to strengthen resources and curb unemployment. The Premier defended his fiscal position and rejected claims of financial mismanagement, warning against dissolution and stressing a vigorous works policy.
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Treasury
Spooner
Pooner
Fment
Mpooner
Tr Spooner
Wtepe
Bpooner
Tresmurer
Jae
Myge
Bondnar
Timne
Fay
Nero
New South Water
Londay ‘S
Rome
Bert
Stevens
Hire
Ron
Ube
Pulbité
Mpconee
Apooant
Mponnioc
Gariatinas
Wigres
Stevena
Bievenn
Stevenn
Ateveny
Oerd
Stevana
Tere
Ecan
Brevena
Apuoner
Bpuonar
Atalemarn
Manders
A.P
Hon
Tormona
Queanbeyan P A Association Conference Deliberates Lease Amendments
The Queanbeyan P and A Association discusses amendments to the lease agreement for the show grounds. Ambiguities in the clause on stabilisers for lessees are debated with representatives from the Coursing and other sections. A provisional recommendation favors a glass sable use for the show and sets pricing, while ensuring impartial oversight by Liveau of the Henao.
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Ceneral Melita
Saal Sui Fabeyan Panorat
Pri
Leese
Queanbeyan Aod
Mowaver
P. and A
Tr Dal Ina Slg
Ted
Bpandylove
Thalt
Eran
My. Woodyer
Liveau
Henao
Mr & W
Panagasing
Agtesmant
Clark
Laniteee
J. Morvin
Wall Bay
Sella
Moors
Gibbe
Manne
Fragmented notes on Australian militia and naval policy debate
Obscure passage recounts Sitte recommendation and Lieul- General Squiree opinions on astb- Ehnenta's pocnanaal. Mentions Ministers awaiting views of Linu Bensen Equires mind Cabinet decisions for a Santa nce Use Maiotet. Describes voluntary militia prospects, nucleus of about 1000 men for 1089-40, enlistments to follow. cost estimates around 21 million annually. References universal military training and government-commissioned Schumatysysom v 1. Traces debate on expanding defence structures and public mobilization.
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Linu
Bensen
Daten
Arama
Sncbte
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