Spiritual exercises and sacraments in Canberra churches
In Canberra churches Archdeacon Robertson discusses Christian sacraments as divinely ordained paths to grace, stressing that faith requires active practice, prayer, meditation, and charity. He argues many claim Christianity without real understanding and warns that true growth comes through diligent spiritual discipline and communion with God.
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John
Obertan
Archdeacon Robertson
Linn
Unable to determine readable headline from OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents place names and numbers without clear event or context. Key entities include Bung dor, Arama, Nimuni, Bombala, Delegaty Adaminaby, Kosciusko, Tombong, Benton, Vie, and various numbers. No coherent action or outcome discernible.
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Haintett
Tubiriscus
Bungdor
Arama
Nimuni
Bombala
Delegaty Adaminaby
Kosciusko
Coupons Available Today
Local readers are informed that deals and discounts are available today across participating retailers. Shoppers can expect reduced prices on household items, groceries, and personal care products. Officials urge careful comparison of offers and adherence to store terms.
Rural policy plan backed by reconstruction commission
A fragmented draft describes collaboration to study land heritage and climate surveys to guide rural policy. It urges flexible funding, state administration retained, and Commonwealth cooperation, with a three nation wide scope to determine rural policy and aid necessary funds.
Destructive Fire Strikes New York Wharf
A spectacular blaze broke out on a New York harbor pier in broad daylight, injuring several and causing extensive damage. Fire boats and land units battled the flames as authorities assessed the unknown total of losses, with early estimates around 9 million dollars.
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New York
New
Roosevelt and Canberra discuss Pacific defense and island security
The Canberra Times reports Roosevelt's Pacific policy linking North American security with South Pacific island defense. The piece cites the Canberra agreement and postwar plans for possible transfer of Tahu Islands to the United States, stressing UN unity and collective defense.
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Civil aviation policy for post war urged in UK
London Saturday report urges Britain to set a post war civil aviation policy without delay. The Macond report by the independent committee argues delays could hurt Britain’s policy framework and calls for dominions to adopt lead responsibilities in imperial air services with independent review of the British rem Siewert Corporation’s role amid calls for regulated private aviation.
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Britain
Commantes
Dominions
Poor Treatment Of Servicemen's Wives In New York
Sydney reports outrage among Australian servicemen’s wives in New York over meal allowances. B J Adams, member of the Returned Molders committee, urges immediate action. Australian government reportedly pays members of an ALP to rely on transport home, while waiting.
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Sydney
Austratis
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B. J. ‘al Adama
Rapi
Australie
Training Flans For 6910 Tradesmen
Commonwealth recountry announces a 1.0.2 training scheme with a total budget of about £0.2 million for equipment and tools, furniture and general trade resources, and large allocations to three groups Building, Furniture, and General Trades. The Building group gets £220,000 to train 9,750 employees plus £8,000 for lost-kit and equipment, the Furniture group receives £2,000 to train 340 tradesmen, and London-based general training aims at 2,800 tradesmen with £151,000 plus supporting facilities.
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Kront
Duilding
Gwnenl London
Tine Tine
al Bintan
Cricketer Killed in Action in London
A terse notice from London reports the death of an England cricketer in action. The line lists Cricketer names and clubs briefly, noting service with Avat Major and Morgan Cricket Club, with references to tours in Australia and a match against Weet. The fragmentary text confirms a wartime death without detailing circumstances.
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London
Avat
Economic factors in birth rate decline in Australia
An official inquiry by the Department of Power Reconstruction examines economic and social factors behind Australia’s fertility drop. Early findings suggest working women’s participation did not rise as expected and marriage rates fluctuated, while overall production indicators show a downward trend from 1901 to later years.
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Department of
LMI
Boxing and Wrestling Results From Australia and Newcastle
Boxing notes report Alan Mall, former Australian Bantamweight champion, scored a 12 round points win over Ken Stanford in Melbourne. In Newcastle, Tomine Hunter beat Clark on points over 13 rounds. Sydney card saw Joe Grant defeat Sciah, while Tom Lurich drew with Sask Knight in a wrestling bout at Guy Lelemharit Stadion.
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Alan Mall
Ken Stanford
Melhourne Mediun Faa
Newcastle
Tomine Hunter
Clark
Fydney
Joe Grant
Jai Sciahiu
Tom Lurich
Sask Knight
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Guy Lelemharit
War prisoners in U S misspent funds during July
A fragment reports war prisoners in the United States with financial mismanagement during July, mentioning Segoe and Wes Inghoding 304 Ms, but the wording is garbled and partial details are unreadable.
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Wes Inghoding
Prime Minister Curtin Absent From Major Campaign Events
Prime Minister Curtin was ordered to bed with a throat ailment and will withdraw from key campaign duties. He will not attend the Sydney Town Hall event or other meetings as he recovers, dimming the Yes vote effort ahead of the referendum. He returned to Canberra after a tour of Victoria and South Australia and remained home over the weekend under medical care.
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Electoral plans complete for national vote drive
The Outer Electorel Omorerake outlines ahead of a Canberra to Sydney trip for the vote. He says the referendum cost will total about 10,000 with roughly 60,000 paid in wages to 38,000 officials supervising polling. A major task is organizing almost 10,000 polling places across Australia, and the plan is now complete.
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Sydney
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Austrail
Postwar Private Industry Opportunity for Development
Postwar plan calls private industry to lead development with a focus on employment, living standards, and nationwide reach. Officials highlight the need for responsible growth and inclusive access to improved welfare, while stressing shared obligations in rebuilding the economy.
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Rydney
Suyday
Atari
Poatninatel Ceberal
Ganathe Aakiey
Closer Check on Shearing Dates
The Fydeny district Deputy Director of Alanpower reports a closer check on shearing dates during a declared period. All abagring personnel must move to new locations where shearing is allowed to ensure full occupation of sites throughout the season amid uncertain conditions.
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Fydney
Aneu
Alanpower
Mir Bellemiere
Ight
Peruvel
Canadian War Gratitude Scheme Detailed for Service Members
A Canadian war gratuity plan announced by Prime Minister Mackenzie King on Friday allocates about £310,000,000 for naval, army, and air force veterans. It outlines gratuities based on days served and periods of active duty, with credits for rehabilitation and conditions for those domiciled in Canada who served since September 5, 1990, upon discharge.
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Canada
Mackenzie King
High Compissioner
Justice T
Davis
Naval
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Anc
Itte Wey
Alruitiaun
Otal Amou
Textile industry shift near Newcastle and Rutherford
A report outlines a large textile project near Newcastle and Rutherford involving rayon and cotton industries. It notes government support, planned factory activity by American firms, and aims to protect local workers while resuming production of corsets and hinges using Australian materials to reduce imports.
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Miniater
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Sapanake Clothing
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UN refuses to renew meat contract with Argentina
United Nations will not buy meat from Argentina due to severed diplomatic relations with Argentina. Britain and the United States decide not to renew the UN meat contract for the term starting September 30. The bloc shipped about 2,200,900 tons to civilians and soldiers last year, with no new contract possible amid strained ties.
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Argentina
New York
Bunda
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Canberra Gun Dog Show Awards Stir Controversy
Canberra dog show results spark warnings from local owners about MuC reamful ale. The Sydney event features notable participants including Trish Setier and Bob Manton in the stakes, with awards to Australian bred Eng and Orrorry entries. Dr. Nott did not attend the entry judging.
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Canberra
Ava
Sydney
Brennan Lectures On The CommonWealth Literary Feature
The Canberra Cavalry College hosts a lecture by A F Chisholm BA Dean of Arts at the University of Melbourne. The topic is Christopher Brennan The Man with a lecture to the public starting Thursday evening at the college.
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Canberra Cavirary College
Wit Fe Sake Wi Sho
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Faculty of Arts
University of Melbourne
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Watersiders Advised To Resume Work In Newcastle
The Minister for Shipping Mr Reanley to day advised Wembera Waterside Federation at Newcastle to resume work immediately and that he would ensure the men receive their claim as the Western Council of the Union. More than 400 watersiders are on strike since Tuesday. orders to shipping directing them to port to load and unload will be continued.
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Marr
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Money Missing From Safe Deposit in Sydney
Police investigate a theft at a city safe deposit where 800 pounds were reported missing. The incident involves a suspect named Darey Bonsall and a deposit recorded around 1 05 am. Authorities seek witnesses and review security at Harold Park and nearby Briar Street club locations.
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Sydney
Port
Japs Pulling Out of Northern Burma
Fragmented OCR reads of wartime dispatch describe Japanese forces withdrawing from northern Burma and moving south toward the Arakan region. Allies report continued Allied advances with multiple river and railway town actions and German equipment mentioned in passing.
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Burma
Cadets Lose to Victorian Colleges in Annual Fixture
In front of about 6000 at the College Oval, Victoria teams defeated RMC Cadets 66 to 21. Melbourne’s Patten starred with 12 goals as Victoria dominated the match, while Newta, Ryne, Greve, Salmon and Lawes contributed on a one sided day for the Victorians.
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Collyge
Jay
Ewraidh Australias Comforts Fund
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Tripp
Wilkin
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Yarrahumia Victories Highlight Mixed Track Meet
Mixed competition at the Yar rtu nin event saw Yarrahumia deliver strong performances with Jade ies i at ear E i tet oct ently Lee thie to ake act from T. and C1 BYE 1, while Grit laclow 2, 8-6 faced tough results. Barton vy a Pama Fairbairn surprised by defeat as the Thrade event yielded 60 lowe nai Yarvntuinin 4 40 det. Norton Miyed 2 addon posted 4-33. St Pauls and other teams posted notable scores in a crowded meet.
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