Missionary Event At War-lows Court Exhbits Film And Yala
Following a successful opening day, attendees gathered at Warlaws Court for a screening of films and Yala, followed by a short praise service. Dr A Capell spoke on church reforms and the need for a more objective approach to the problem of origins, with Lady Victoria from Wasa and Queen Peyan in attendance. Archdeacon Fou North Aah of ABM highlighted women’s work, while Dr Blanche Bigen urged stronger support for universal medical services. Tilllygh will depart for Newsao to oversee St Margaret’s Memorial Hospital at Oro tre Hivlbay.
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Tate
Cilisens
Filme
Yala
Warlows Courte
Wis
Mir Robert Garren
Blanche Bigen
Medina Servioas
Tilllygh
Newsao
St. Margaret's Memorial Howpital
Oro Tre Hivlbiay
Queanbeyan
NRW
Stalin
Ann Uae
Avobabeen Marth
Stanley
Wowley Church
Anglican stance on union of churches debated in London
The report outlines differing positions within Anglican circles on a proposed ecumenical union. Proponents urge closer ties across regions including North India and Ceylon, while opponents warn against compromising Protestant autonomy. A Canadian suggestion is noted but remains tentative amid international tensions.
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London
Elyire Citron
Reunion
Inter
Ora Auunion
India
Ceylon
Bineire
Mtn
Canada
Hnileewtion
United Bia
Acting Prices Commissioner Named in Government Shakeup
Sydney officials announced a leadership reshuffle with C. A. Mellemore appointed Acting Prices Commissioner while remaining Under-Secretary. He will assume the new duties September 31, the day after Commonwealth controls are relinquished. Three additional Prices Commissioners were named A WJ Well acting deputy, Mr 2 White Heriot inspector of the Public Service Board, and Mrh RB Fstehinnon Senior Prices Branch officer. The existing staff of BOO will be taken over by the Blata Toe Repiatrat-General Wells will head the land and ice control unit, operating from September 21.
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Mrh
Fstehinnon
Staf
Boo
Blata
Toe Repiatrat
Wells
SSS
Industrial Dispute Delays Port Hembla Court Session
A fragmented telegraphic report notes a pending court hearing delayed until tomorrow amid a broad labor dispute. Pilots demand a salary raise from 1280 per year and shorter working hours, while the government resists any wage increase during the strike. The case impacts Port Hembla as diplomats and local authorities reassess the situation.
Committed for trial for assault on girl
Clifford Richard Cope, 22, a clerk, was committed for trial by Moe GC Hook at the Canderre Children's Court on a charge of indecently assaulting a 12 year old girl. The committal will take place at the ACT Supreme Court on a date to be fixed. Bail was reduced from 200 to 100 pounds. The hearing was held in a doorless room because of the girl's age.
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Clifford Richard Cope
Joe Aindie
GC. Hook
Bal
Canderre Children's Court
Yeneralay
Supreme Court
Hele
Parliamentary notices and named cases in ongoing sessions
Public service team delays set for next Saturday at 30 am in the Parliamentary green. Immigration cases include Armatrang Nutt Custom Platt Fryer G Smith Heyes v Parliament. Other lists name Prior Chub Roberts Fox Works and Homing Creighton Winter Roa Nielsen Treasury Potter Cooper Dix Lamb Works and Housing Hor ted McKinnon Welch Benenclfey Parliament Hellie Penaley J Smith J Marsha Werke and Housing Lamb
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Ti Olin
Mintcion
Parliamentary
Interior
Bradahaw
Fawerti, Challen and
Tumor
Bain
T. Heyes
Armatrang
Nutt
Custom Platt
Fryer
G. ‘Smith
Heyes
Parliament
Prior
Chub, Roberts,and Fox
Creighton, Winter, Roa and
Nielson
Treasury Potter
Canberra Scouts Hike Plan and Recovery News
Notes detail Rover Crete’s planned hike with craw members biking to Tabinbilla and Ginn Falls via Fishing Canberra Scouts praise Barry Fry’s recovery from motorcycle injuries. Fortnight awards list include Caberra Cub Pack and named leaders and tendertgot recipients.
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Westeagd
Rover Crete
Craw
Tabinbilla
Ginn ‘Alls
Tranberra
Barry Fry
Hela
Sat Caberra
Pinasn
Ona Aies& Carpenter
Ain Annerra
Gavang
T. Me
Laws
Orange Factory Strike at EmancO factory turmoil continues
Labor dispute at Emanco's Orange factory lingers with welders and key workers held by firm management. Reports describe wage tensions and stoppages affecting refrigerator production and worker solidarity amid ongoing negotiations.
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BYDNE
Satis
Bhat Metal Workers Pugion
Mrt
Mmnco
Orange
Meir
Emanco
Sydney
Orange Rikers
Byyney
Mirike
Grange’ Beg
Maneger
Emimou My BG Bullard
High Court Appeal Led by Tasmanian Board Justice Panel
The High Court convened on a matter involving the Tasmanian Pea Board and SES with Justices Latham Maree and others. Proceedings centered on constitutional constraints under section 92 and arguments about jurisdiction and restraint on cross-state interference.
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Tasmanian Pea Board, Ses
High Court Appeal
Sydney cabinet approves council allowance for members
The Sydney cabinet approved allowances for council members amid debate over spending. Details remain uncertain as officials prepare the formal schedule and payment framework for elected representatives.
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Sydney
Decisi
Ellan Allowance
Nenses
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