U K Experts to Inspect Uranium Leases
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Commission experts will visit Australia next month to inspect uranium deposits and leases. The party will examine the Mary Kathleen mine in Greenland and the Rooth Alls river lease in the Northrrn Territory, with Minister Philip Mettride confirming the visit and tying it to broader talks on Australia’s rain supplies and ore exports. Sir Duck Stevens, chairman of the Australian Atomic Energy Commission, accompanies the officials to discuss ongoing government collaborations.
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Ano Selelile
Tnited
Kingstom Atomic Energy Commission
Aus Trae
Ml Dices Australie
Urane ‘Oulde
Austzilia
eEperia
Greenland
Northrrn
Trup
Philip Mettride
Anovune
Yeaturday
Rami
Australia
Trae
Henle
Pronen
United Atricn
Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Duck Stevens
Combined Development Agency
United States
District race meeting dates announced by Southern District AR AACT
Approved race meet duties for September, October and December were announced by the Southern District Racing Association. The ACT Jockey Club scheduled days include October 22 and November 30. Canberra Racing and Trotting Club will race on October 19 and November 19. Yass Turf Club will hold a meeting on November 8 and Yann bugs Mare Club December 1.
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Southern Intrict
Racing Association
ACT
Jockey Club
Canbirra Racing
Yass Turt Clus
Yann
Weather fragment from regional desk with confusing OCR
Fragmentary weather bulletin from the Materialogical Station Waibarren notes a mild cloudy day with a south wind. Forecasts show afternoon showers and cooler conditions tonight with a possible northeast breeze. Local times and numbers are garbled but indicate a routine regional forecast.
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Lanmem
Ue Materialogical Station
Wairbaien
New Soil Conditioner May Make Fertile Plains Out Of Desert
Experiments worldwide test a new soil conditioner claimed to convert arid deserts into fertile plains. The article cites various scientists and regions, noting improved yields, soil stability, and water drainage, with potential to alleviate global food shortages.
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Cauberta
Arti
Europe
Max Plinck
Bntiute
Curie
Sorbonne
America
Inter
Albert Hinotern
Aran
Kuwait
Unites States
Argentina
Stetabaen Uy
Auatvaa
Cat de Bellevenne
Ambassadors Present Letters Amid Australia Talks
A new ambassador delivered credentials to Governor General Air Waliaalin, signaling discussions on Australia’s role in East Asia and promoting power and prosperity. The ceremony highlighted ongoing relations with Japan and American influence, with emphasis on regional progress and future cooperation.
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Australia
Peter
Buuth
East Asia
Tadekatan Burizuki
Ausuki
Japan
Weateat
Hari
Willian
Hinrti
Nike Mian
Belle of Convent Ball at Abers Hall
Models chose Belle of the Convent Ball as judges Watking and Ellewbeth Mann presided over the Belle of the Hall competition at the convent Madb Abers Hall. The event featured around 200 attendees, with Rev Father CFT Mull commenting on the decor and participants.
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Belle of
Convent Ball
Ally Watking
Ellewbeth Mann
Abers Hall
Fay Cameron
Apex Members Farewelled by President Colwell
Former Apex members are honored in a farewell ceremony with speeches by President Colwell and others. The event features presenters including Stenuty Aunchie and J Hollagmar, praising the trio's service and achievements.
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Messis
Peter Ethers
Lock Wail
Elfee
Colwell
Shepreenhehia
Mums
Stenuty Aunchie
Aid “Lavi
Death of Hansard Staff Member Remembers Canberra Editor
A memorial notice honors Hansard staff member Mt Hume born in Willmora Victoria. He joined Aeolong Advertiser as a journalist, later became a Hansard dep in Canberra, served as pillar and instructor with the RAAF in World War II, joined Canberra services club life after, survived by his wife and three children. A memorial service was held at St Andrew's Church ahead of cremation at Eastern Suburbs Crematorium.
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Hotel Lyall Hii
Anit
Canberra
RAAF
St. Andrew's Church
Tne
Eastern Suburbs
Cremstorlam
Byaney
New Zealand Geologist Professor Visited Canberra
Eminent New Zealand geologist Professor N Banat of the University of Otago traveled to Canberra to confer with senior officers at the Bureau of Mineral Resources. Professor Raneoh, not in Canberra in 1025, was returning to New Zealand after several months at Cambridge.
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New Zealand
Banat
Gratbgy
University of Otago
Canberra
Bureau of Mineral Resources
Frofeasnr
Raneoh
Cembridge
Congress to Discuss Proposal to Trade
A long report outlines discussion plans in Congress regarding a trade proposal. It mentions ministers, reps, and international dealings, with detailed references to committees, timing, and potential ratifications. The text notes preparations for parliamentary sessions and related diplomatic actions.
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Rs.l Congress
VICE REGAL Hexesiton Weit 3 Srvorieran At Matndi Tit
Fragmented OCR text references a place and people with unclear roles and dates. The readable lines mention a matndi event and a few names like Reeve and Hiatt. The exact meaning is obscured by garbled typography and missing context.
Thin Huts Win On Wa weng Gown Her Moony Welucatay
The report details a local event where teams or individuals competed under difficult conditions. It notes a win by thin huts over another group near a ball game venue and mentions attendance by observers and officials.
U.K. Officer Outlines British Asia Defense Promise
A British officer asserts in a report on defence commitments in Asia that the United Kingdom remains pledged to assist allies and deter aggression. He argues Britain must sustain force levels, maintain readiness, and cooperate with Australia and Commonwealth partners to counter Soviet and Communist pressures in the region.
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Tory
Yeetonim League
Keiliel
New Pauling
Tapi
Malia
Britain
Australis
Auarata
Eaton
United Kingdom
Paul
Austen
Charis Lea
Boley
Staten
United Keingelara Nest
Inkarma
Goyer
Cricltine
State Action On Basic State Action On Basic
The fragment discusses a meeting where the Basic State Action on basic issues was debated. It mentions efforts to stabilize cows and prices, concerns about quarterly adjustments, and references a Commonwealth Arbitration Source halting harmful effects. The text is garbled but implies political action and judicial industrial hardship themes.
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Ich Muadara
Stock Conditions Report Amid Cold Weather
Report describes cattle stock enduring cold weather with no reports of losses. Testimonies note livestock in good condition and stress on careful management. Some uncertainty remains about potential delayed effects on ewes and lambs.
May Maley to Go to Washington
Mr May Maley destined for Washington after a tainted tenure at the Avatranian Fabamny in Weaning. Ray Bieiey previously served as political correspondent before entering the Federal Government parvt, with Melbourn departing last December and rotations at EWR.
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Mr, May Maley
Washington
Ray Bieiey
Weaningan
Tee
Hae
van Vince
of Melbourn
EWR
Soyer
Sears
Arid
bares + politcal
Barra
Parvt
Canberra theatre plans push to ease city crowding
Malcolm J. Mon, managing director of Capitol Canberra Theatre, outlines a proposal to build a third picture theatre in Canberra to relieve pressure on central venues. He notes plans for suburban cinemas, the need for capital and financing, and aims to provide wider program variety and better access for residents while aligning with city planning authorities.
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Try
Canberra
Wclere
Asutlin
Ional Theatre
Alu Liu
Bunda Beret Aa
Faun
Waterly
Belo
Hachterior Ghanvel My Company
Tie Theatre
Dana
Wits Igiven
Uh Alte
Leo Thal
Amalie
Sundin
Yarralumta
Mary Vedra
Kingston-Munk
Ted
Ha Capitol
Eliaive
Killoru
Pia Fio
RR Theatres
Karen Lipman
Vomlating
Phen
Acunink
Ny Company
Clive
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