Social Services Referendum Discussed by Perth Leaders
Prime Minister and ministers addressed social services, arguing for expanded government powers and a free medical scheme. A NSW mining warning, support for Evatt and Beasley, and reforms to the Commonwealth Bank Board were noted amid broader debates on welfare and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Didi Riiway
Junction
Enlflay
Chifley
New South Wales
Wea
Porth
Evatt
Beasley
Mexin
Australia
MecChisay
Coat
Une Bank Board
Labour policy debate heads into Canberra and Camberwell
The article reports on a Labour policy debate moderated by the Opposition’s Samuel Mamalet at Camberwell Town Hall in Victoria and via a Canberra broadcast, noting potential calls to cut indirect taxation and to remove the postal stamp surcharge if the government is returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamalet
Camberwell Tows Hall
Victoria
Euquet
Canberra
Chey
Teesbury
Tia
ChiBey
Y M C A Hoste Transfers to Civilian Operation
The Y.M.C.A. at Canberra moves from wartime civilian service to peacetime operation. The hostel, managed with Lady Gowrie Services Club and the Armed Services, will continue temporarily to assist servicemen and ex servicemen with accommodation until December 34 while a permanent setup is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Lady Jawele Services Club
Tha Temortality Gantee
Lady Gowrie Services Club
Es GO
Hua Aldo
Ueir
Canburr
Ata
Canberra
Yi Montag Center
Aternay
Dover Installation Delayed Amid Pageantry and Confusion
Fragmentary OCR describes old time pageantry at Dover churches and a delayed installation related to Churchill and naval commands. References to Lord Wardens and Spain appear in murky text with garbled names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Dover Rand
PS Cig Werder
Admiril
Churchill
Wardens
Ax Spain
Ssoa
Illustrated talk on art terms and gallery highlights
An illustrated talk on art terms prepared by Daryl Lindasy director of the National Art Gallery of Vic Feria and presented in Canberra features Lindasy's flower etchings and Australian works. The program, arranged by Mrs. Elisa, includes recent purchases under The Pollon Request and aims to explore art discourse and methods for a broad audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Lindasy
National Art Gallery of Vic
Feria
Piven
Mole
Canberre
Ine Gallery
Ine
Iltavtraiana
Epietha
Mee
Lindway
Bandauy
Melbourne
Ria
Tindeau
Neinen
Unclear Weather Forecast on Southern Tablelands
A rough forecast notes easterly to southeasterly winds and moderate to fresh seas. The report references bogs and fins, with references to Bourray, Murrust Lage, Boomy and Fiver regions and mentions snow on the Alpe.
Canberra Weather Report in Brief
Canberra weather notice shows 3 pm conditions with temperature around two degrees and a maximum near four. Forecast mentions minima, winds, and possible showers. Rainfall is expected but details are unclear in the damaged text.
The World Set Free and the Legacy of H G Wells
A literary obituary reflecting on H G Wells as a major thinker who shaped modern ideas of politics and sociology. It notes his early 20th century impact, his reformist method, and his warnings about war and world order expressed in works like The World Set Free and The War of the Worlds, with mention of his Canberra address in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iil
Uly Searn
Wella
Goon
Rencaruigie
Mr. Welle
Mao
Ha Waa
le Mathod
Allick
Camar
Napoleon Wi
Iankitd
Dutevar Carellad
Mr. Wells
Canberra
Mr. Wallace
French fishing boat disaster in Channel storm kills crew
A French fishing vessel, with a crew of five, perished in a Channel storm near Dover as rough seas caused the boat to capsize. Next of kin are being notified while rescue services search for the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Channel
Refateiation of Armenians Convoy Sets Sail From Athens
The Athens dispatch reports the first convoy of two ships sailing for Armenia with 2630 persons on board. Total Armenian travelers and transport details are noted, with authorities arranging subsequent convoys and safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Wednasday
Armenia
Survey plans for Northern Territory development card
The article outlines plans for a comprehensive survey of the Northern Territory focusing on land, resources, and native welfare. It notes involvement by the Commonwealth and Western Australia, mentioning figures like Mr. Johnson and the TAA and detailing anticipated mapping, geological, and sociopolitical studies in the Has Ranges and Ord River regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Matali
Sisaian
Bern
Wimberieya
Northern Territory
Commonwealth
Ae Segent
Fan
Darwin Sind Katherine
Ord River
Jotann
Landa
Million to One Chance Recovers Stolen Fur Coat
Police recovered a fur coat valued at £400 in Melbourne after investigations. The shop proprietor and others coordinated with manufacturers for the recovery. A suspect was arrested in Australia and charged, described as the million to one chance in retrieving the stolen item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellion
Sydney
Wenlah Wea
Prd- Prietor and
E Fem
Melbourne
Ryan
Co operation Essential to Prosperity Bribbant Message
A distorted notice argues cooperation fuels prosperity and criticizes tax policy and global markets. It urges public support for unity and rational service to revive a famed show and boost international trade.
Newspapers fined for court contempt in Melbourne case
In Melbourne today the editor of The Herald was fined seven pounds for contempt of court related to publishing reports on the police arrest of Edward Charles Davie, a labourer. The proceedings note Davie’s four day test of wearing an item and reference penalties for the publication.
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Melbourne
Baillie
Herald
Edward Charles Davia
Davie
Aiton
Tamroncy Bay
Buin Nawe
Davin
Ministerial Plans For Election Campaign
Reports detail opening speeches for the Liberal and Communist campaigns in Sydney. Min Wart and Calwall announce events at Darlinghurst and North Sydney while Evatt era policy debates draw attention at a peace conference.
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Bydney
Weiesdey
Transport
Wart
Calwall
Ward
Darlinghurst
Wed- Liberg
Orth Byway
Wil Apa
Tnomas’ Mall
North Ay
Ford Lyons
Hughes
Ata de Kcvatt
Teck O Roerber
Sydney
Liberal Party
Afr
Maroubre
Communist Party
Waterloo
Balmatt
Evatt
Sonteronte
Spender
M.P
Resignation of Two Ministers Shocks Parliament
The Australian Men Commissioner in the United Kingdom Mr Beasley and the Australia Ambassador to the United States Mr Makin resigned from Parliament positions. The Clerk of the House Mr B C Green announced the move with parliamentary pay and allowances ceasing. Resignations must reach the Government before the dissolution of the 17th Parliament to avoid invalidating appointments.
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United Kingdom
Beasley
Austrata
United States
MaXinea
Parlement
Canberra
Home of Representatives
B.C Green
Mr. Makin
Three Ministers to Be Sworn In for New Portfolios
Three ministers will be sworn in for new portfolios by Governor General the Duke of Gloucester at Government House Brisbane and Sydney. The appointments include the Army Defence post and posts for Reconstruction Munitions and Aircraft Production and for the Navy, with Parliament to be dissolved on Friday.
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Rydney, Wedneaday
BME
Renaiey Ka
Condon
Anc
Washington
Br. Morde
Duke of Gloucester
Brisbane
Government House
Sydney
Northcott
Evekr
Ped~ Han
Me. Drakeford
Becaue
Beasley
Mukin
Industrial Board to Hear Appeal
The reconstituted Industrial Board will hold a first sitting for an appeal. A transport employee dispute will be heard Thursday over unpaid wages. A hotel case involves a claim against Hotel King.
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Ndustrial Board
Induer Tris
Anpedia
Transport Authority to Coordinate Road Rail Service in Sydney
In Sydney on a Wednesday the Minister for Transport and Dudullivany agreed to establish a transport authority with power to coordinate all road and rail movement of essential goods and materials. The plan includes replacing the emergency transport panel and introducing vehicles to move essential goods as rail services are upgraded.
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Sydney
Dudullivany
Cott
Mare Guur
Aganey
Areca
End of Pacific War Marked by Allied Occupation Services
Malbourne reports a great relations despatch from Kure announcing the unconditional surrender of Japan will be commemorated by British Commonwealth Occupation Force religious services across New Zealand Australia Britain and India components. In Sydney a cenotaph service at 11 is planned led by Rev MK Jones former senior Chaplain of the Eighth Division to mark the war’s first anniversary.
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Sydney
Weanenday
Lie Snd
Pacific
R.bbhan
MK. Jones
Eighth Divialoh
Sir Raphael Cilento Visits Canarsa
Sir Raphael Cilento former Canberra official visited the capital for talks with External Affairs and Health ministers. He discussed refugee issues and his recent Europe study, aiming to improve refugee placement and health services.
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Sir Raphael Cilento
Canserra
Raphael Cilento
Canberra
Raphael
Department of
Sehetor McKenna
Europe
Refigens
Pervina
Commonwealth
Awe
Certificates in Wool Training Amid Technical Education
The article lists certificate recipients from the Technical Education Branch for wool training merit. Names include Canberra, Pan a, Richard, Matt, Anthony T Toohey, Leslie A Howlett, Autrey E Challis, Brant George L Chater, and others. year I Honouee. Entitled as part of a Canberra or Pas a program.
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Technical Education
Nner
Ordre Ut
Canberra
Pana
Richard
Matt
Anthony T.toohey
Twralge
Leslie A. Howlett
Autrey E Challis
Brant
George L. Chater
Maxwall J Atlera
John J Motonwy
Henry
Meath pleads not guilty in murder case
Neville Wath appears in court on charges of murdering Doreen Margall. He pleads not guilty and is remanded as the trial date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
London
Winnendig
Neville Wath
Mi Ola Haltey
Doreen Margall
Geforce
30 Jones Dicts Rains Weekend Promos
Fragmented OCR text mentions weather remnants and promos. No clear person or event details. unable to extract concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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Jones
Heavy rains swamp South Highlands and flood rivers
The Jipoinia Kiandra flood surged the Tu River to 17 feet over banks within the past 24 hours. Severe weather damaged shorelines and caused rising waters along the southern adahlenda while Sydney reports an abrupt cool down of temperatures.
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Stoney
Wedantay
Kiandra
Sydney Teropulit
High Court Judgment on Queanbeyan Tenancy Invalidated
High Court judgment declares the Nation Recuuty Regulations invalid in a case from New South Wales. The decision concerns an occupation claim by Arthur Henry Colle of Frueanberyn and addresses tenancy rights and property use.
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High Court
Queanbeyan
Rydney
Arthur Henry Colle
Frueanberyn
Rights of Ex-Servicemen Disregarded in Housing Access
Mr. K Botton, presenting his annual report, notes housing shortages and social problems facing discharged servicemen. He warns that lack of rehabilitation and security undermines ex soldiers as the population grows uneasy about civilian housing and unemployment.
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FLL
K. Botton
Ithia
Bolton
Queensland ALP gets wireless broadcasts first mainland state
The Postmaster General announced that the Queensland branch of the Australian Labour Party will make a grand radio announcement. Queensland becomes the only mainland state to receive wireless broadcasting from the ALP.
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Melbourne
Wednesay
Renue ‘Samaron
Australi Labour Party
Grand
Future of Nutrition School Undecided in Canberra
Uncertainty surrounds the future of the Tama wealth Nutrition Helio at the Institute of Anatomy in Canberra as the current term ends. Health Minister Kenneay notes no allocations have yet been made for the school, while figures debate its ongoing relevance to physiology and physiology studies.
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Canberra
North Australia Rice Growth Investigation Under Way
Fragmentary text indicates an inquiry into rice cultivation in northern Australia. Mentions includes officials Be Larisin and P. Parkey and references to Commonwealth involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR with scattered names and places.
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North
Australia
Archbishop's Remains to Be Exhumed and Reburied
A report notes plans to exhume Archbishop Roger VII of Bydney for reburial in the crypt of the Mt Mu Cathedral. Cardinal Glimytor leads the arrangements with the church of Archbianon Vaughan and other officials.
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Bydney
Glimytor Weining
Archmahup
Roger VII
Trond Sabkey
Archbianon Vaughan
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