Funeral notices from Canberra area fragmented obituary list
Fragmented obituary notices list funerals for the late Frede Mele Gondyein and late Robert Maggrravrn. Invitations announce services at Christ Church Canberra and Canberra Public Cemetery with details for bereaved families and the Returned Soldiers portion.
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Frede Mele Gondyein
Sawden
Sohn Church
Canberra
Westlake Premtcl
Cenbéera
Benherra Funeral Dirertore Mrmaks
Memorial funeral notices from Canberra district postings
Funeral notices for Robert Hieenen, Merbert Harriennary, Charles Money Bemnelly, Janet Stow Andernie and William Edward announce interment times and locations. Services depart from local churches or homes to Ragland Cemetery and Hungerdave cemetery. Funeral directors include Stoler Funerals Canberra and Mother Funerals Canberra with contact details.
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Harwrgn
Merbert Harriennary
Eagiend
Tunyrndaer
Mencia
Hungerdave
Stoler Funerals
Cunburra
Craveford Bite Queanberrin
Albert Phone
Donnelly
Charles Money
Hrumda
Janet Stow Andernie
Sebend
Threehand
William Edward
John Church
German Pastor Neimuller Shapes Church War Sentiment Visit
A damaged report notes German pastor Neimuller influencing church leaders and officials at the Warla Channel and Chico assembly. Attendees described him as a powerful religious figure in Germany whose presence drew wide attention and praise from royal residents.
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Hash Seamuller
Anon Rediggionie Ford
Wales
Andrew's
Lytle
Hisine Neimiller
Steranni
Warla Chunnell
Yaihuneh
Alhon
Gauibuey
Rurouni
Amsterdam
Neimoller
Germany
Chanberes
Rexidenti
Amjah Charged With Deserting Ship
Amjah faces charges in federal court over desertion of a vessel. The case involves names and dates unclear in the fragmented OCR text. Authorities listed are not fully readable, with references to Abdul Samat Bin Amal and other individuals. Further details remain unreadable.
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Abdul Samat bin Amal
Saluy Veaman
Om Wriday
Ramnad Aly Mamen
Syinay Ryenkene
Joleen Getler
Crowe Ti
Last Big Fight of Communists in Labour Era Sketch
Fragmentary report mentions a major clash linked to the Labour Government era. References to weather, political groups, and a strike imply an upcoming public confrontation or political confrontation with possible labor party ties and communist elements. The text lacks clear dates or places.
Fragmented Forecast Note From An Ancient Ledger
A partially readable weather style fragment mentions dates and places in archaic terms. It references a forecast for a specific day and hints at atmospheric conditions, though the exact details are garbled. The readable entities suggest a ceremonial or historical calendar context rather than a modern forecast.
Jap Officer Returns From Siberia After Long Detention
An Allied article recounts a Japanese officer's return from Siberia with remarks on his wartime role and interactions with Soviet leaders. It notes postwar internee experiences and mentions high-ranking figures tied to the Imperial government. The piece reflects on the broader political implications of Allied actions and shifting loyalties.
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Jonting
Hirohito
Emiimary
Alipwat
Toy Town
Aries
Yastentay
Japan
Rolf
Lake
Lasla
African Coal Reaches Adelaide In Early Report
A fragmentary passage notes African coal shipments reaching Adelaide by ship from a wind taled route. It mentions a new port update, a lower launch release, and cargo details at the harbor. A late afternoon unloading sequence reportedly began with air-dried coal, followed by additional cargo of Australian origin.
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Eydsey
Wiresmahip Cine Aaiecie
Wo Fate Boal
Justicn Kirby
Mio
Sue Rnlun
Ue Bi
Pelt Tr Hs Stateraider
Israel Plans to Buy Cattle in Australia and New Zealand
An unnamed expert outlines Israel's intent to purchase about 700 cattle in Australia, New Zealand, and possibly Argentina, with a plan to remain there for twenty days. The proposal includes government support and expected valuation of the herd, though details are unclear.
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Israel
Australia
Sydnfy
Moniny
Darnell Ental
Auntratia
New Zewland
Ternie
Atipavetakh
Chronein
Nterpa Bey
New Zealand
Reverat
Uh Vlan
ARU President Ordered Out By State Minister
An obscure report from Molmourst details political upheaval as the ARU president is expelled by a state minister. The ministry confirms discussions with local leaders, while questions arise over motives and provincial authority.
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A.R.U
Hassen Taught Lesson by Cruz in Boxing
A fragmentary report details a boxing bout where Hasson faced Cruz, with Ramirez or related rivals mentioned and scattered references to European or Australian connections. The text references ringside action, potential scores, and participant nicknames, but lacks clear structure or complete results.
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Hassen
Cruz
Coal Strike Rehearsal for Communism In Turbulent Times
A fragmented account describes a coal strike framed as a rehearsal for communism. It references miners, political figures, and collective effort, noting opposition from rival groups while asserting the nation’s support for coal unity and socialist rhetoric amid wartime-like tensions.
Support Strikes Placards At Parliament House
Amid a Federal Parliament event, a crowd of amciols displayed homemade placards outside Parliament House. A lone note referencing “Homes ter Tite Bulbs” and anti-qualia messaging appeared near the main entry, drawing attention from attendees and security.
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Amciols
Uberty
Paliwaw
Evert
Fey
Dre Teymle
Lupe
Mnr
Derarmom Tinny
Meru
Variations Made to AWA Awards by Commissioner
Fragmented OCR text describes variations to A W A awards issued by a commissioner. It references tutoring, a minister, Australia, and multiple named persons in a dense, unclear narrative. The piece appears to be a garbled historical clipping with scattered proper nouns and dates, lacking a clear single event or outcome.
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A.W.A
Industrial Boards Advocated for State Railways
A report describes industrial boards urging state railway control with proposed powers. The Australian Railways Commission and officials argue for extended authority while government ministers consider arbitration and appointment rules amid ongoing discussions on the federation era railway policy.
Air conditioned trains planned for rural service progress
A historical note reports potential air conditioned trains for country districts with officials and politicians discussing schedules and routes. The piece mentions freight wheat shipments, truck capacity, and planned pauses as trains move toward November, highlighting regional transport ambitions and economic ties.
Relief Applicants Return to Work After Benefit Pause
Relief applicants resume work activity after a recent weeklong pause noted by the department. A handful of applicants reported only minor update requests, with one case indicating partial compliance and another showing limited progress in returning to employment.
Migrant killed in truck collision on Mingston street
A migrant died after a truck crashed on Orminghane Street at Wentworth Avenue in Mingston. Pedestrian Hargreaves, 24, was severely injured and rushed to hospital. driver Ken Pepper of Avy Lait remained at the scene.
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Treown
Ken Pepper
Avy Lait
Postponed 3.M.A. Appeal to Wednesday
A 3.M.A. appeal hearing was postponed to Wednesday amid procedural discussions. The matter centers on parliamentary authority and constitutional limits, with counsel outlining arguments about the scope of legislative power and potential actions beyond Parliament.
Nida Wins Dunlop Golf Cup Title
Nida captured the Dunlop Golf Cup in a dramatic finish with standout rounds from Amada, Kirnke and Cronin. Chronology notes W Holder and Polgor among others contributing, as final scores and prize standings reflect a competitive field.
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Nida
Toma
Sida Amada Way
Mandy
Bente Ng
Woolder
Une Kirnke von
Nida Hut
Bolger Jed
Cronin
Esau
Hewes H
Carr
Cremin
McWilliam
Fragmented OCR note on Leal eo of Leenaterr and planning
An unclear OCR fragment references Leal eo of Leenaterr, Antirendunbeimpx Lin, Ive Meattat, Ne Meath Gad, and Thomas Pairtax. Mentions Lord Walztax, dowlland’s oldest bend, and Jamilen with vague ties to a program and a park. Concludes with a question about a strategic plan from Kew Ne and the United Hind. Falrtive doviar
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Lealeo
Atrategie
United Hind
Mr Menzies Addresses Wharf Labourers in Brisbane
Fragmentary copy describes Mr Menzies addressing wharf labourers in Brisbane plus scattered, unclear lines about the public debate on a government bill and mining concerns. The legible portions reference a public scene and reactions, with little coherent detail.
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Mr. Menzies
Brisbane
Gas Worker Trial Over Threatening Letter
A gas worker, named Honey, faced a trial over a threatening letter sent from Briana to a supervisor. The incident occurred at a plant in Mount Robhoek with several witnesses and a note stating a demand for access. The court heard testimonies about the letter and the worker’s intent, with the defense disputing the alleged threats.
Australia Plans Limited Development Amid Financial Strain
Fragmented OCR reads show a discussion of reduced development, potential funding delays, and policy priorities under financial pressure. Names, dates, and clear actions are unclear due to garbled text, but the refrain centers on halting or limiting infrastructure and investment while awaiting stronger funding signals.
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