Obituary notes on Le Malbourne and Miss Vickers visits Canberra
Fragmented obituary items mention Le Malbourne and Miss Vickers in Canberra related to public service roles and wartime evacuations. References to Government posts in Australia, ties to Brisbane, and inspections in South Australia and Victoria appear with wartime and colonial context. Further lines discuss Miss Vickers visiting Canberra to study Australian and New Zealand conditions amidst evacuee programs and Allied operations.
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le Malbourne
Pussic Barvice Lion
Oudel
Canberra
Benin
Wanity
Brisbane
South Australia
Victoria
Tax reductions demanded in Canberra despite inflation
The Canberra Times reports calls from the Senser of the Country for more tax relief to curb inflation and ease living costs. It criticizes government reliance on broader revenue and urges states to set their own terms while warning against further wage-price cycles.
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Fadiruy
Chifley
Australia
Arbitration Court
Alice
Commonwealth
Une Commonwealth
Paworlem
USA
Conjmonwealth
Labour Party
Uy Togialute
Chuntaki
Canberra Rugby League Team Prep for Sunday Maton Match
Canberra players will team at Manaks Over tomorrow for a match against Mani Goulburn on Sunday. The lineup features McCullough Haselgrove Boyle Gibwon Bellchambers Barry Mawke Heahwell Almond Hearn Suyman and Berecney in the selection.
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Canberns
Manaks
Aig
Weparation
Maton Mani
Canberra Forecast Update for Southeastern District
The forecast notes cloudy but generally fine conditions in the Southeastern District with light to moderate wind from the north and west. Expect warm, windy intervals along the coast and cooler, breezy spells inland through the 24 hour period.
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Awenan
Bouth
Acquitted Man Named In Prahran Charity Break-In Case
In Melbourne a man born in 2% was acquitted of charges tied to a charity break-in at Prahran. The article notes local civil authorities and mentions a constable and district details amid a Canberra weather segment with incomplete data.
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Maine
Melbourne
Twowday
Neler
Atkinson Boner
Ano
Prahran
Missionary Exhibit Opens at Albert Hall Canberra
Squadron Leader J A Smith opened a Missionary exhibition at the Albert Hall in Canberra yesterday. Rear Admiral G D Rance and W. McKell attended the event as part of the viceregal visit to Australia.
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de Uaversortapnarnl
McKell
Ont Howe
Canberra
G- D- Rance
J. A. Smith
Ube Albert Hall
Meval Dispute May Extend Across Sydney Engineering Works
A stoppage at Ciyae Engineering Works Granville employing 1400 workers risks extending as the Federated Enginee rive and Wire Mens Association dispute escalates. A meeting of the union and Labour Council committee is set for tomorrow to decide action and possible further industrial stoppages.
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Sydney
Te Ciyae Engineering Works
Granville
Becaune
Federted
Enginearivere and
Wire ‘Men's Association
Hhe Yeep
Conasalitee
Reid
Dimcian
Fale
F. Auetin
Iit
Trade Agreement With Sweden Negotiated
The Australian and Swedish governments agreed to use best endeavours to meet each other’s essential commodity needs and to facilitate export of items in short supply. The pact covers olive oil pulp and other imports while maintaining temporary measures and continued favorable treatment of Australian exports within the framework of the agreement.
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Ther
Teun
Uae
Ik Tusrte
Geanourg
Sweden
Wallan
Arade
Dutch Minister Skips Indies Reception Amid Diplomatic Absences
Reported reception in Batavia drew diplomats from several nations who did not attend. Dutch Minister BM Tepe yma declined to attend, while UK, US, Canada, and France sent no representatives. American envoy Cowan and Australian officials attended. observers questioned recognition status of Indonesia and the Republic.
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Ratralla
Yeman Mast
Tepeyma
Declan Ine
United Kingdom
America
Canada
France
Unese
Thalr
Indonania
Repub
Bome
de Earn
Teppersa
Cowan
Commonwealth of Aus Raile
Hagonerta
Uo de
Man Ag
Theaa
Raternal Agtalis
Buren
Laman
Mass at Cologne Cathedral Sees Belgian Guard Honor
The article notes a special mass at Cologne Cathedral marking the 100th anniversary of a celebration. A Belgian guard of honor reportedly entered the cathedral as the German population attended, with British families among those present.
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Cologne Cathedral
Cologne
Westmin- Wer
Cardins
Griffis
Aatha
Display of Native Handicraft at Exhibition
A comprehensive display showcases marine handicraft and Aboriginal work from Australia, Melanesia, Polynesia, New Guinea and surrounding regions. The event aims to educate and improve health and education, with leaders urging support for missionary and cultural initiatives while debating policies and social impact.
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Australia
Maintena
Jeruassem
Marlanesia
Polynesia
New Gainea
Katong
Suimion Srk
Wota
Balsheaxen
Australie
Cheirmian
Australan Board of Miasioms
G. Cranemeh
Reeve
Vale
Government eyes coast port plan for Eden and hinterlands
Fragmentary text shows Victoria considering early 20th century plans to open the western coast via a harbour at Eden in New South Wales. Proposals involve joint cooperation with New South Wales and possibly a Royal Commission to study development options.
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Victorien
New South Wales
Eden
Vitoria
Fen
Scottish youths to arrive in Sydney camp stay
Twenty four Benttian youths, part of a government migration move, are expected to arrive near Prague and will be welcomed by an immigration official. The youths, skilled in farming and driving, will undergo a training period at a camp near Sydney before employment in the state.
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Sydney
Tueanay
Belmie Brouehl
Bystrey
Praag
Ariister
Matthews
Thera Atte Ption
Farmi P Beottant
Bydney
Arcmin
Land landholders clash as settlers allege squatting
Frail OCR fragment describes tensions between settlers and landholders over possession of blocks near Bedney. Harry Lismore comments on hearings and enforcement while a court case involving Bivens and a deceptive interpreter is noted. The text hints at hearings held at Fammore Court regarding land rights and who may occupy.
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Bedney
No Easing of Silence on Talks in Moscow
Reported stalled East West discussions in Germany with a Kremlin meeting between Western ambassadors and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. Further talks were uncertain and no decision on Western policy toward Germany. General Clay and Allied leaders weighed options for a future provisional government.
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Moscow
Germany
Kremlin
M. Mokotov
Seginog
Frankfurt
Bates
Milltery
General Clay
Nigoe
Mowe
Wy Yi- Thange
General Claydensen
Iernonges
Increased Coal Production Necessary for Industry Recovery
The Joint Sea Board reported a essential push to raise coal output to support consumption and restore a minimum production level. Chair Cameron indicated negotiations aimed at restoring a viable stockpile for coal processing, ensuring continued operation of the mining sector and allowing workers to take holidays at year end.
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Sea
Cameron
Liona
Laat
New Wales
Victoria
Australia
Cameron and the Minimum Stock Poalt On Jaw Reached Milst
Orden
Koll
T. Cemerin
Weekend match list for military college and suburban clubs
Weekend schedule lines up Military College against Chris Brothers, Waverley teams play at Manuka Oval and Mascot venues. Canberra events feature Northern Suburbs, Tuggeranong and Riverina clubs with matches slated Saturday evening and Sunday swing.
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Lacher
Walah
Ehouse
Makie namiBat CIA Deey
Warde
Canhores
Urata
Crunior
Mar
Lach
Clibert
Witchen
Chris
Uar Brothers College Waverley
Buntroan Qvel
Jaceaan
Weatern Suburbeidydneys
Manuka Oval
Tedoree
Noriery
Éslurte Cues
Orawn
Ihc
Newy
Keavern
Orthern
Euro
Asathuret
Ne Bathuret Union
al'Canberre
Bat
Deaf Dumb Men Settle Differences at Central Court
Two deaf and dumb men at the Central Summons Court today withdrew their summons, alleging grievances and seeking settlement. The case proceeded as both parties agreed to resolve the matter out of court.
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DNIT
Tursday
Central Summons Court
Cromemurnmcenes
Demands Tax Reductions Face Government Review
The Country Party leader Mr Paddon and Mr Fadden discuss tax cuts and higher spending as they forecast government finances. They note last year’s direct and indirect tax take totaling about £40 million in a month, about £64 million above the long-term average, and project a year-end revenue of around £300 million if current rates hold.
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Tureday
Comaalons
Ihn Chase
Lane
Ai Te Vadar
Country Party
Fadden
Mr. Paddon
Sng
Rmanomn
Une
Me. Fraden
Russians Erect Rocket Guns On Frontier
Berlin reports a Russian push amid frontier tension with rocket artillery positions noted. General Koriway confirms a Russian move and a cautious stance from Berlin as authorities assess the situation and the status of personnel.
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Berlin
Koliway
New States Proposed for Queensland Amid Northern Development
Reports from Perth Parliament reveal discussions on creating new states in Northern Queensland after Governor hints at alignment with Northern Territory and Western Australia. Premier Manion endorses a three-state plan to boost industries and stability, with Mackay as a potential northern start point. The move faces political scrutiny from the Country Party seeking support for the scheme.
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Brisbane
Auntralia
Wala
Odey
Guepni
Hlaagyieere
Saad
Thayrend
Queensland
Australia
Noviner Austain Development
Amd Ws
Daveiopronn
Aly Adviner
Queenaland
Staten
Manion
Steve
Mackay
Induatrien
Country Party
Angatie
Canara
Fragmentary Analysis of Land Authority and Officials
A garbled report discusses disputes over land authority and ministerial action. It mentions figures such as Maier Pomwat and Rechnatruden, referencing a meeting and differences over who holds power and duty in the arrangement.
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Mheahan
Maier
Tome
Unclear historical meeting notes with scattered names
A garbled report outlines a meeting of officials and committees with mentions of presidents, auditors, and community projects. It references a financial figure around 1800 and various names, roles, and proposed actions, but the text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret.
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Tyr
Crocker
Trois Walden
Enccae
Mtity
Satunop Cranawhol
Twcd Christien Effer
Tata Talassonaries
Une Financial Pata Pata
Biohaing
Sia
Hhumber
Yank Eaters
Weatia Pinger
Decaian
Privatcal al
Andes
Naatton
Citizen
Mi Vindale
Une Iy
Airaly
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Crom
Liston
Wren Internet
Changra
Conner Wefface
Hooghorn
Sapillitationane
Angapore
Gaye Wtere
Dias Vickers
Anid Abe
Batavia
Ta Bani
Ebe Endongetana
Inapec
Eas Beng
LMS
Ane
FERNY
Thale Azran
Siler
Jnpecemti
ALA
TB Association
Hull
The
Canberra Times
Promine -Metsorategies
Jeeten Choad
Horth-Weat
Wgbyinion
Avdnry Tehues of
Manuka
Haramaller
Mr Canel
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