Not So Merrie England At Albert Hall
A Canberra audience enjoyed the Canverts Combined Crunch Choirs performance of Merrie England at the Albert Hall on a Saturday night. The concert featured strong singing from Lorense clan and Margaret Fricker with solo highlights by Myre Law and Jill-All-Alone, under conductor Dr. Cunningham.
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Merrig England
the Albert
Nojornta Sromen
Lorense Clan
Tmm
Sydney
Fe Wa
Wollen
Canberra
England
Myre Law
Norman Fulton
Stan Alleinaon
John Blan
Cunning
Ham
Denaeved
Rimey’ Haunders
Albert Psters
25 U.S. Ships to Service in Korea Area
Washington dispatch reports the Maritime Commission ordered 36 more Virginia-type patrol vessels to be activated from moth-balls. The ships are slated to carry arms and support operations around Korea amid ongoing tensions and supply concerns.
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Washington
Batisran
UB. Maritime Comamianien Orday
Canberra Weather Report From a Fragmented Page
Fragmentary Canberra weather notes indicate temperatures around 23 at 0 a.m. and warm readings by 8 p.m. with maximum wind speeds and rainfall figures unreadable. The report mentions a Sunday forecast with mild, fair conditions, variable winds, and a cold spell ahead, referencing a regional forecast and station readings.
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Barvieter
Canberra
Indica
Pan. Yoo
Pam
Harometer
Suyniay
Bosta Incher
Calin
Ralehaien
Caltt
Nat Wve
Emma
Calttal City
Australia Must Decide Now On Korea Crisis
The article argues that Australia must face the present danger in Korea and resist misinformation. It criticizes opposition delays on the Communist Party ban and urges clear public positions from leaders. It warns that failure to act could invite further global incidents and affect Australia's economy and security.
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Korea
Australie & Worange
Plana
Witlen
Karesne
Communist Party
Aince
Australia
Sydney
Ita
Kremlin
Kores
Rumler Pth
Asd
Tenisa
Guna
Russe
Australidie
Hauth Korewom
Australis
Motor cycle crashes injure eight near Mt Prienara and Newcastle
In weekend crashes at Mt Prienara and near Newcastle, seven riders and one car occupant were injured. Police report a collision involving a group riding in the same direction, with one rider dying. Passengers and bystanders were treated at local hospitals. Separate incident saw a car plunge over a bank into a shallow river, injuring five men. Local residents Blackall and Brown noted among those affected.
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Tvan Waa Arrivualy
Wen Signeiy
Sumi-Traiier
Mt Camene Soeraing
Tyere Witliam Blackill
Dee Why
Betty Brown
Croydon
Blackall
Miomt
Newcastle
YMCA Notes Onward Youth Work And Meetings
YMCA notes outline ongoing work including Savideon training at the Indu napur center with Australian WMCAs folklore and Indian villagers. Mr Davidson will address YWCA attendees. basketball practice, weekly meets, and rabbit group activities are listed. Vacancies exist for new members. the Whitbridge YMCA Club invites parents to visit.
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Indunupat
India
Wmc.a's
Lina
Davidson
YRC
Wiitridge Ymca
Yall
Warvne
Koreans Seek Nationhood Amid Regional Pressures
A Canberra meeting of the Australian Student Christian Movement discusses Korea's long aim for independence and unity. speakers warn of risks from external powers and note the North versus South situation, highlighting the need for national self-determination amid pressures from Japan Russia China and Communist influence.
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Becoree & Angi
F. GO
Engelweld
Canberra
Risigium
Europe
Asia
Ranlom
Korea
Japan
Russia
China
Ringel
Kore
Auetralia
Weies
Manchuria
Tale Thei Bender
Propia
Narnee
Aline
ARM
Eel
German war reparations equipment flood Australian factories
Readable fragments indicate Australia received substantial German industrial assets under postwar reparations. The items include forging presses, hydrogenation plants, lathes, boring mills, and large general machinery from Krupp and other plants. The allocation totals and international shares are noted, with emphasis on the impact on Australian industry.
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Peter
Adrian
Pri Ra
Otter
Germany
Butt
Mir
Buteman
al- Weil
Mit
Australia
Sharp
Geenan
Anvert Ang
Umber
United Kingdom
United States
France
Jgein
Faripus
Krupp
Ion and Ster
Precton
Br= Ing
Frurineering
Iear
Phettical
Enrvice
Jarier
Sererill
Nesta Alr
Sant
Australian Effort to Avoid World War Prompts Unity
A garbled wartime broadcast urges unity and stronger defense as Australia faces global conflict risks. Prime Minister presses for increased forces through voluntary enlistment and national service while stressing the need to match other democracies in preserving peace and security.
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McBridn
Atreneth
Tly Cane
Langan
Fears World War From Korean Fight Spreads Shock
Dr Evatt urged UN reform and an experienced Australian rep on the Security Council. He warned continuous fighting could trigger a broader war and called for decisive action to prevent escalation.
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One World Organisation
Kevatt
Unst
Australia
Security Council
Ayery
Aldo
Selstanne
General MacArthur
Korea
Histomonts
Miniatera
Reds Ready For Kill In Asia
New York dispatch reports a security council briefing warns of intensifying Communist imperialism. The union of nations urged action as threats of new crimes spread from Europe to Asia, with officials calling for united resolve and stronger measures to counter aggression.
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Asia
New York
Natunuay
Ama
Europe
United Nations
Russian 1950 shell used in Korea report photo
Washington Sunday report notes a U S Army display of a 1080 model Ruslan shell claimed found in Korea. Defence Department officials counter Sa gab Malik claims that Russia supplied no equipment to North Korea since 1948. The image showed a 120 mm mortar shell dated 1980 in Russian lettering.
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Washington
United States Army
Korea
Defence Department
Sagab Malik
Security Council
Talon
Frasia
North Korea
Auld
Defences to Reduce Toll of A Bomb
AEC outlines approaches to lessen blast casualties from atomic weapons. It notes that near- by protection is limited but emphasizes safeguards to reduce deaths, estimating survival probabilities at varying distances and acknowledging greater regional destruction from air bursts.
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Washington
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Commisnion
Aiike
Hy Shima
Tagasaki
Cleinn Deter Agiclat
Myeres
Epee
Man Thrown Into Yarra After Community Meeting Incident
A man who made disparaging remarks at a Serre Bank community meeting in Melbourne was seized by several bystanders and hurled into the Yarra River. He surfaced and escaped before police arrived, as witnesses describe the assault by the servicemen involved.
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Yarra Melbourne
Sunity
Serre Bank
Problems of Discipline And Education
A fragmented discussion on discipline and education critiques traditional adult-centered schooling, urging balanced moral and intellectual development. It warns against overbearing authority and reckless progressive trends while stressing guidance and purposeful learning. The piece cites educators’ concerns about authority, rigidity, and the need for humane, effective methods.
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Ube Mare
Diay
Rohooln
Femsor
Meith endorsin. wil peel toe Won praia
Meith endorsin. wil peel toe Won praia.
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Chas Aydnny
Meith
Wil Peel Toe
Praia
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