New Settlers to Be Taken to Oreta Camp
The report details plans to transport 4,208 new Austradians roving Newrastle to a training camp near Oreta. Special trains will run to Corte and back from Chere with crews ready to assist arrivals. The move is tied to commitments from Commonwealth authorities and linked to a broader settler program.
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Oreta Camp
Caboralle
Corte
Chere
Jie
Rom Raat
Brasin
Hayter
Death of Marist Brother Sydnar Reported
A Marist brother died recently amid funeral notices and early rites. Parents and local clergy attended services at a parish hall near race Park, with Brother Pius Messy named among those connected to the deceased.
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Sydnar
Thuratay
Tn Kh Tier
Pius
Tiredys
Arace Park
Thee Canberra There PRIEAT, AUGUA 18, Roe
Fragmented OCR narrative describes early Australian verse and poets, noting nostalgia for past authors and the emergence of modern Australian poetry. References include Quinn, Paterson, and Dour writing, with remarks on the evolving style and culture of Australian verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Governor General W J Metall presided at federal meet
The Right Honourable W J Metall, Governor General, chaired a morning gathering at the Federal Faecuts Tound in Government Haile ranterna yesterday. Officials and attendees described the event as ceremonial and instructive, highlighting governance and civic duties.
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W. J. Metall
Federal Faecuts
Government Haile, Ranterna
Rev Canon Rawards Arrives in Canberra with Mrs Ward Arrives
The Rev Canon Rawards formerly administrator at Une Camborne Grammar School and Mrs Ward arrived in Canberra on Wednesday evening and are staying at Hotel Canberra.
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Canon Rawards
Foremer
Neadminster
Une Camborne Grammar
Schoo
Mra
Canberrs
Canberra
Fdwarta
Greene
Solicitor Freed of Fraud Charge in Royal Case
Therany Ayoney formerly known as Winnart faced fraud allegations in a case where funds totaling around 20 were allegedly misappropriated. The Crown claims a solicitor received a cheque to pay her mother and related expenses, with Winnart accused of directing money via legal fees.
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Ayoney
Defenew & Fury
Winnart
Adiribir
Hariig
Nie
Muse
Bennif
Barrier Managers Consider Lock-out Action in Prolonged Dispute
Broken Hill reports reveal Mining Managers' Association prepared to lock out workers if tensions escalate. A meeting chaired by MAGA’s Tar, GR. Puber discussed potential action after a recent session, noting costs and possible wage adjustments. Planers outlined statutory constraints, while a local official suggested a temporary pay standstill unless resolutions are reached.
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Broken Hill
Tyne
Unian LY
Wellveen
Aml Unloh Oaogstee
Maga. Tar
GR. Puber
Pinhee
Banketeoank Statutary Oudaye
Frey
ALEA
Southern Rhodesia to Enforce Soil Conservation Policy
A clipped foreign report notes Southern Rhodesia will enforce soil conservation measures. Officials outline responsibilities and penalties while urging farmers to adopt nutrient practices. The piece mentions resources and regional cooperation, with emphasis on sustainable land use.
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Southern Rhodesia
Varsity Students to Sit for Degrees
A Cambridge University ceremony will grant degrees to about 280 students. The majority will complete multiple subjects while a portion will receive single honors. The event highlights the university's annual degree conferment schedule and student achievements.
Exploited Religion in Melbourne Political Manipulation
A fragmentary report claims a Communist party accused a troupe and Catholic Church of exploiting religious sentiment to aid capitalists. The source notes alleged manipulation of religious influence to control the working class and hints at factional splits within the party leadership.
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Melbourne
Industey
Catholic Church
Religiouh
Sharpley
A U Endorses Suspension Of Advocate A U E L O U A N E L
The article reports the A T O endorsing action to suspend an advocate amid union disputes. It notes arbitration court proceedings, government legislation debates on restraining action, and Militant mentors opposing prohibition of certain union activities. The piece reflects tensions between reform measures and militant labor factions.
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AUELOUANEL_ ‘Thuraday
Unteratate
ATO
Taday
Ite Willers
Arbitration Court
Smephilipe Ue Maintant
General Accrstany
Federated Inn Makers
Aasruantion Amd Seri Vont Agno Eurentiye Ir Foptompe
Lie Arbitratinn Cat Hi
Pasorml
Unrestricted Petrol Demand Seen Rising Sharply
Sydney reports indicate a sharp rise in unrestricted petrol demand with forecasts of a 16 to 20 percent increase. Minister for Shipping and Fuel Senator Ashley cites audited tables and national consumption trends, detailing projected gains and refinery input.
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Sydney
Thurming
Commonwealth
Peter
Roves
Asthey Raid
ULL V A President Defends Price Rise
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Ierenaea
Belgian Cabinet Edges Through Confidence Vote
MPs backed the government after a narrow confidence vote with 04 against and 30 abstentions. The chamber’s decision follows protests and a tense day marked by mixed sentiment among deputies regarding the ruling alliance.
Board of Reference in Canberra Brick Works Dispute
The Conciliation Commission, chaired by an independent, considers a variation to the award for wage and shift adjustments at the Canberra Brick Works. Representatives from unions and employers discuss terms for a Board of Reference and possible commissions to determine future cases, with decisions pending acceptance by parties and the Minister.
Heavy Penalties Urged For Drunken Drivers
Sydney report outlines proposed strict penalties for impaired drivers. The piece cites officials urging tougher measures and cites potential safety benefits. It notes authorities emphasize deterrence and road safety in the amendment push.
Decline In Wool Production in 1920s Ring
A fragmentary report details a drop in wool production tied to textile industry conditions. It notes lower output levels, potential causes in the market, and mentions regional figures and firms involved, including references to Meri Ohio and local mills, with a focus on the broader economic impact.
Defence Talks With New Zealand Representatives
Defence talks with New Zealand representatives are planned in Melbourne next week. The Australian defence minister will lead the discussions with NZ officials on joint security and military cooperation. The delegation is to visit Melbourne for a formal exchange of views and to review defense arrangements.
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New Zealand
Awatras Ani
Fcience
Melboueny
Melbourne
Voungien
Kuyedom
Boil
Dedman
Tialom
Htam
Melboniran
Ietates
Australia
Hedman Wold
Lorry Driver Cleared of Manslaughter
A distorted report states a lorry driver was acquitted of manslaughter. The fragmentary text mentions court proceedings, a Darlinghurst setting, and references to a fatal incident and local figures, but details are unclear due to the damaged source.
Development Callide Coal Project Prospects
A political energy briefing discusses coal development at Callide Field. Ministers, including the energy and mining leaders, weigh increased output and national supply implications, with emphasis on infrastructure, funding, and regulatory steps.
Approval Of National Works Granted
Fragmented OCR text outlines approval of national works with mentions of departments and budgets. It references Commonwealth Government spending, various ministries, and financial allocations across health, social services, and infrastructure, with figures in pounds and references to locations such as Australia and Spain. The text is garbled but indicates approval and funding of public works programs.
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EPA
Ehnunell
Ivetyany
Australia
Spain
Soheese
Mellanton EiRadd
Catannerearth Ehame
Silentigy
Nas Sraatein Hee Envegantansen
Bononeo
Ahinnini
Tisa
Waren
Nunng
Petrol sales climb modestly amid demand dip in 1938
Melbourne reports show petrol sales up 15 percent overall with July demand 10 percent higher than June. secretary HL Allibon notes widening gap between June and July amid seasonality and a 32 percent rise in registrations in June year over year.
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Melbournt
Thurmtay
Victor Uring
Varian Automobile Chamber of CommercMe
HL AL Allibon
Mal
Mde
Australian wool held by Dominion Wool Disposals
The article reports on the Joint Organisation stock changes for Australian wool, detailing holdings, percentages, and timing. It notes 100 percent ownership in some consignments, mentions pricing and dates, and references stock levels and distribution among the participating entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Wool Disposals
Fragmentary OCR Notice Poses Filing and Payment Questions
An encoded OCR snippet references a filing or application process involving multiple named individuals and entities, including a Mr Riltes KO and Mr Bydney, with mentions of payment duties and a receiver, all set within a legal or public notice framework. The text is garbled but implies a formal filing or mortgage related matter and a possible court or administrative action.
Unclear OCR sports item referencing Brisbane event and ALP figures
Fragmentary text mentions petrol and oil, a large truck incident, and a Brisbane sports scene with references to Sydney and Bath. Mentions of President, Secretary, and political actions are present, alongside a trophy event and stage details. Content is garbled with names and places hard to decipher.
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Syd. Univ
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BYDWY
Tourmday- Ankhataighior Ohare
Gininat Murghalt' Teainistin Tal
Taney Drievr
Darlinghurst Wa
Ube
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Janet Bain
Callide Coal
Dedman Wild
Cally Ecafield
Goronsland
Antonotine
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Manton
Diapasatn, Ltd
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Riltes KO
Bydney
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ALP
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Bath
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