Pledged funds to St Pauls Church amid church rebuilding drive
A report details a fundraising effort pledging 34,500 pounds within one month for St Pauls Church. It describes a vociferous meeting where attendees spoke of divine support, community fellowship, and the church as central to societal life. The piece emphasizes faith, duty, and collective action driving the building program and fundraising drive.
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St. Paul's Church
Fender Fae
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Alvin
Roeletys
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Central Block At CSLRO Under Central Plan
The Central Block at CSLRO progresses with administrative offices and a central center. The project includes a 190,000 square foot facility, with 40 specialist rooms, long-term space for labs and lectures, and heated construction details.
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CSLRO
Nuclear Energy for Peace at Geneva Meeting
The Geneva conference on nuclear energy for peaceful uses drew broad attention as leaders discussed transforming atomic power from weapons to a liberator for mankind. Advocates urged immediate, increased peacetime development to prevent fear and destruction and to offer a safer, prosperous future.
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Letters To The Editor on local affairs and criticism
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Funeral notice for Putnney James Higgins of Bireet
The family of the late Putnney James Higgins of Bireet Aloe invites friends to attend his funeral. Services will be held at Saint Catherine Roman Catholic Church and burial follows at the Cen er Public Cemetery. Arrangements by M A O'RounKR Funeral Directors.
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Veterinary Surgeon ARTHUR CERCLE named in court notice
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Labour Tickets Announced in Advisory Council Election
A partial report notes the Advisory Council election process with mention of candidates and positions. Named figures A D Connelly and G writing are referenced in relation to the order and framing of the proceedings.
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John’s People’s Warden of St John’s X Ee Mee Ya h
Fragmentary text notes a person tied to St John’s, with garbled phrases about a warden role. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or public notice.
Canberra Weather Forecast Summary
Regional forecaster notes showers and windy conditions across Canberra and surrounding regions. Temperatures range from a cool minimum to a warmer maximum with periods of rain possible later. Strong gusts expected from the northwest shifting to the southeast with blustery conditions inland.
Fund Established To Help Sharp And Scott Children
A local fundraising effort named The Legacy Club is formed to aid the Sharp and Scott children. committees will run a public appeal and the Canberra Times will acknowledge contributions. A bank facility is opened to receive funds for completion and administration, with aims to provide financial assistance to affected families and survivors.
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Ty Legicy
Canberra Times
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Prices Reduced in South Australia Adelaid e Simday
A limited price restriction in proprietary lines of clothing was announced, with reductions from 43/6 to lightweight coats. The announcement mentions Mosley and Colton, with green material priced by the yard and a 9/2 make of apparel.
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Adelaide
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Rhea
Murphy
Yin Mosley
Owlery Meraily
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Nuclear physics aids radiotherapy says Windeyer
Professor Bryan Windeyer of the University of London urges that wartime nuclear research has advanced radiotherapy for cancer. He notes the war effort produced technical and scientific knowledge now applied to emit hazardous radioactive isotopes for medical use. Windeyer calls for further development of compact machines and safer radio isotope production to improve cancer treatment.
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Accommodation Sought For Pensioners
Abanul three members of the Oud Age group in Canberra plan interviews with Minister for Social Services McMahon after discussions with ACT Trades and Labour Council seeking private accommodation for pensioners.
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Transport survey underscores vital role of all transport forms
A Brisbane briefing by Senator McLeny reports a government study showing all transport modes are essential for industry and commerce. The 1924-25 figures highlight heavy public and private investment in shipping, roads, and rail, stressing a modern, efficient system as crucial for Australia's future.
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Fragmented wedding guard details and names from unclear report
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Australian players win Beman doubles in Hamburg
In Hamburg Sunday Penrose and Mary Carter captured the women’s doubles title at the German international event. The Australian pair defeated rival teams amid a day of competitive play, as local competitors faced strong German opposition in the finals.
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Bridal Party Motor Cycle Escort for Wedding Reception
Report of a wedding at St Johns on Saturday with a bridal party and motor cycle escort of five helmeted riders from Mr and Mrs A A Woodyatt of Turner. The bride Belly Malvern elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Malvern of Vers Road. After reception for guests the couple left by caravan for a touring honeymoon to the East Coast, Canberra.
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Dutch Bride Wears Full Ballerina Wedding Gown
The ceremony at Christoper’s marks a traditional wedding for a daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. J. Sink of Sydney and Utherland. The bride’s sister Mrs. BN Warker attended with Dorothy van Bower as a flower girl. Don Ross escorted the couple for a honeymoon drive through the Murray Valley to Adelaide.
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Vice Regal Reconciles the Apys tmor General and Lady
Castalia Weber Brown returned to Government House Canberra on Monday after a reconciliation with the acting vice regal figures. This brief item notes the routine formalities surrounding the exchange and the return of Brown to official duties.
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Cost of Living in Canberra Sparks Shopper Concerns
Canberra shoppers report higher prices and scarce goods with some outlets double or triple pricing. Trade groups note weekend crowds at the railway station as travelers seek packages from Sydney and Melbourne while road transport strains persist. Members of the Canberra Chamber urge a June review to estimate impacts on the city economy.
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Contested City Waste Contract Sparks Public Outcry
Residents protest a proposed garbage disposal deal citing poor service and potential private gain. They allege the department failed to uphold standards and that the contractor may prioritize profit over public needs, calling for clearer safeguards and accountability.
Australian Railway Waggons For India
The Australian government announced a plan to supply 2,000 iron waggons to India under the Colombo Plan. Minister Br Caney said the first order had been placed with Tex Kabon for construction. About eight percent of the wagons will be Australian made, with distribution over two to three years. Canada and the United States also contribute to India's railway needs.
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