Baptismal font donated to Wesley Church in memory
A baptismal font was presented to Wesley Church during the morning service at Wesley Chatel by George and Lady Knowles in memory of Lindsay Knowles. The dedicatory tone praised sacrifice for freedom and honor, linking the font to youth, education, and church unity, and noting its intended use on Youth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chatel
Forreat
Yesterdaiy
George Aut Man
Knowles
Lindsay
Une Enuren
Courme
Aydney
Cinirse
Aydney University
Waa
Phan Menitee
Fille
Lindaay Knowles Torcaf
Aption
Evia
Soverhar
Reminika
Stanley
Aly
Big George Ant
Elie
Hale Wetival
Canberre
George
Boul Afric
France
Calous Murder of Sydney Detective Ends in Shootout
Sydney police describe a fatal shooting after a confrontation near Long May Speedway. Two female prisoners and two men aboard attempted to abduct detectives. a pistol jammed and a skirmish followed. Detective Howie died from a chest wound. another detective was wounded but survived. Over 400 officers and soldiers assisted in the investigation and manhunt.
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Vera Etunea
Ling Nay Gaul
Joyce
Towle
Guo
Howie Wun
Abourn
Tom
Denemera
BN Herong
Bond
la Petunae
North Ayuney Court
Ian Tiesday
Jayce Keeau
Edna Grant
Charmen
Snd
Lindfield
Bolt
Grant
Uehwarina
Wien Cana
Califor Benth
Revolver
Biavele Vontly
Geewe Amie
Anxinus 1
View
Keath
Ski visitors fault Mt Fr Chalet in Kosciusko trip
Sydney skiers critique Mt Fr Chalet during a Kosciuszko trip with deteriorating amenities and comfort. Report notes freezing weather, cancelled bookings, and mixed reactions to the setup at the Mt Franklin area and the Chalet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Parry
Sydney
Kosciusko
Akia
Meade
Ails
Sony
Fartallen
Br. R. T. Kingston
Lewington
Ilene
Rae Inay
Mt Franklin
Althouah
Armatraty
Uberine
Sven
Cami
Tyros
Elnéas
Rusey Old-Timers Match Recalls Former Glory at Queanbeyan
Report on a scrappy Queanbeyan vs Canberra game recalling past players and coaches. Early lines show Queanbeyan pressing Canberra with strong wing play and defence. Key figures include Bourke, Bladen, Byrne, and Readman, while Muscahey and Neils contribute for Canberra. The match features hard tackles, fresh injuries, and a late Canberra attempt to overturn a Queanbeyan lead.
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Vawck Casterre
Gueannayan Iuxby
Quear
Yeatersay
Ceresinn van Dene
Maton
FoeIger al AP
Wis
Aften
Mra
Mourke
Uelr Tate
Uelr Tate Colenmue
Hilton Bourke
Harry Bladen
Canberra
Rte
Hut Marry
Me-Tong
Beyen AnimAck
Tory
Gurley
Gwal
Queanbeyan
Danie Byrne
Fuate
Fela Neils
Norea Tory
Guaanteyan
Melntyre Aenhet
O'Conan
Quivenbeyan
Mauger
Queanbéyan
Wallace Sevret
Fodder Shortage Sparks Emergency Plans in Dry Areas
In Sydney and northern regions a drought crisis prompts urgent calls for fodder to save starving stock. Officials urge immediate action, with proposals to deliver fodder from southern railway stations and coordinate checks to prevent spoilage as shortages threaten cattle and sheep.
Question for Candidates in Australian Election Debate
In a Canberra Times transcript candidates discuss taxation policy, wartime finance, and government revenue. The piece questions how parties will balance inflation, production incentives, and public spending while maintaining wartime taxation levels and encouraging economic stability.
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Pune
Sivnick
Politcal
Walter
Austrabania
Aekelink
Inney
Manny
Juan
Puis
Royal procession and state visit details reported
A garbled report outlines a royal attendance and a ceremonial event sequence. It mentions a high ranking official, local dignitaries, and a planned Saturday afternoon gathering amid ceremonial duties. The fragment references a queen or kingly figure and associated ministers or aides in attendance.
Coal Commissioner Resigns Amid Turmoil
Sydney reports the coal commissioner resigns causing political disruption as officials from the Afiniater for Supply and Senator Ashidy are cited. The article notes confusion over the timing and blame, with Melbourne authorities urged to address the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Baliday
Ashidy
WL 1
Wilikning
Arerka Age
Minister attacks opposition over wheat stabilisation plan
A fragmented report from Tamworth outlines a frictional clash between ministers and opposition figures over food policy. It mentions farmers, commerce, and political factions debating stabilization measures and potential impacts on wheat production.
Victory Contingent Returning From Canberra Parade
A member of the Australian contingent that attended the victory parade in Canberra returns with fellow personnel from Adelaide on August 18. The Army minister and military officials plan to participate in the reception at Adelaide while the Governor of South Australia signals approval for the march.
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Caanaten
Adelaide
Ronde
South Australia
Annual Meeting of P. and A. Association
Annual meeting of the P and A Association will be held at the Bowser Pavilion Hiatt Washington. The program includes the amendment to the constitution and reports on the association's functions. Members will elect honorary and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. and A. Association
Hiatt
Portrait of Senator Tangney Probed for Western Australia
A fragmentary report notes a completed portrait of Senator Dorothy Tangney to be shown at the Western Australian Art Gallery during parliamentary reform debates. Tangney hints at possible exhibitions, with Senator Ashley and others discussing preliminary arrangements, though some sources doubt the plan will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doroithy
Nan
Tangmey
Public Servants Demand Higher Wages Campaign
A stormy meeting convened by the Amalgamated Postal Worker Union urged wage increases for public servants. Speakers argued for better compensation, while critics warned against inflationary pressures and budget strain. The session highlighted the push for reforms and ongoing negotiations with government officials.
Converted naval ships for timber transport plan
A chaotic Australasian-era notice describes converting naval ships to haul timber from wartime ports to Newcastle and Sydney. It cites unions, officials, and factory workgroups debating movement, supply, and camp tent setups while forecasting 37 000 tons of material diverted to homely building programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Buuday
Diacunsione
Wartheen Porta Aml
Wharf
Newcastl
Byinbane
Byisbane
Liberal Prospects Bright Says Mr Menzies
Mr Menzies, leader of the opposition, declares the Liberal party faces bright prospects ahead of the next elections. He cites infusion of youth, party unity, and strategic plans, while criticizing Labour governance and promising renewed focus on industry, primary production, and national reconstruction.
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MR. Menzies
Feny
Aeelarht
MT Menaicay
Cerviers
Pally
Ca Fe
Warland
Port Wagner
Lin Tefiw
Chad
Menaien
Acegren
Britain
Menzies
Perrin
Mack
Liberal Party
Panic Reports Discounted by Manufacturers
Panicky reports of wage reductions and unemployment fears circulated after a government inquiry. The article notes speculated cuts at year end and possible inflationary pressure, with officials signaling measures to counter anticipated economic strain.
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Rydney
Sonaay
Associated Chamber
Mt Manufacturers
Rthey
Unemnplaymirne
Atartrall
Irnytibet Muitetent
Tnt
Wayne
Fo Kb
Oring Clhtom
Tiaduga
Aariy
Waxom
Mookerman
Chiawana
Wengen
Nauru Phosphate Shipments Arriving This Month
Ambiguous wartime report notes phosphate shipments from Nauru arriving this month. Mentions damaged equipment, naval actions, and speculation on delivery and occupation but lacks coherent dates or clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauru
Ministers claim primary producers fare better now
A government minister reported that primary producers enjoy prosperity, citing payments and benefits as evidence. A senator and other officials noted confusion over entitlements and timing, while discussions touched on ongoing farm support and policy responses amid lingering questions about future payments and administrative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Benator Aggley
Bonator
Ashley
Intergectar
Women Opposer War Moment At Cenotaph Ceremony
An unclear report describes a Cenotaph ceremony involving women protesters and speakers. Names and places are obscured, but references to Delmar and an organized protest suggest a public act linked to a wartime or national observance. The fragmentary text mentions a chant or hymn titled From all Women.
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OPTOM
Northbourne Avenue
Civic
Phona
Wesley Church
Lindsay Knowles
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Norrar
Caaze de Co-Operative Grain
Ree
London
Goulton
Altury
Wiggs Wane
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Tamora
Dubbs, Cours
Tamworth
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ITC
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Wootgere & Cartharps Ltd
Camberra
MT. FR
Rusey
HH Hamilton
Faure Jott
Porecast
Gulebor
Canberra Times
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Vice Regal
Aber
Bieut
Norchatt
Morthewtt
Narthcott
Comtrmander and Mead
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Tavanes
Dati Hogermendeat
Hayat
Ethirerin
Teahaynirm
Rail Union
Counell
Goa
Trudew Snd Labor Council
weRming
Chester
BuNwiay
Scully
Erin
Air Naek
Tangney
W.A
Lawler
Commonwealth
Pradom
Ehm
Fiero
Lerge Convey
Mtr
Tata
Nowenathe
Sysury
Aupply
Crenabar Aableyt
Mita Ae
Aaven
Hethertogtany
Eongerting
Amt
Pnaihly
Tiey Viatke
AN Lok
Hulud Hing Workers Industry
Bulmer
Fer
Oth Miele
Cai
Sunny Thorn
Cafle Harbour
Win
Jadwight
Tay
Kastorm
Aun
Taying
Whe Inbwetwe
Hyuut
Sydsay
Japan
Hella
Osland
Annan Wisitest Phusiphatey
Mever
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