Puppet Show Aids International House Charity Effort
A chaotic account notes a puppet show at University House Canberra aiding the International House appeal. The event featured volunteers from Warsaw University and student workers between the wars, with donations supporting the International House cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huss
Canora
Waller
Canberra
University House
Encernatonel House
Era
Wilkinean
Warsaw University
Mike
Presentation of prizes in the ACT judged in afternoon
Mervin Ewe judging the ACT competition with prize presentations slated for the afternoon. Rural Lanscee hosts the event inviting participants and noting recent telegraph updates on the program.
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Mervin Ewe
Lanscee! Aw
Bac
Mand
Weather Forecast for Canberra Districts and Surrounds
At 9 am the temperature will be 38.7 degrees and rising, with a cool day ahead and a west wind. Expect fair but chilly conditions with a few showers over the slopes and tablelands later.
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Pam -Anberra
Bouthaes
Budget speech shows indecision clouds economic plan
The speech critiques the Budget for minimal relief, delayed decisive action, and reliance on committees. It notes inflation risks, weak measures to reduce costs, and calls for stronger government steps to boost production and economic stability. It contrasts with other nations taking firmer fiscal action.
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Lnere Feo
NaWeVer
Thors
Jedd
Treasury
Treamury Itaelf
Tea and Dairy Subsidies to Continue In Budget Plan
The ministerial budget review signals continued subsidies for tea and dairy despite reductions. Treasury reports show support funds totaling over £1.3 million for deliveries and farm input relief, with expected tweaks in the 1914-15 period and ongoing Commonwealth aid to aid mail deliveries.
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Commonwealth
Tasmtania
Governor General To Review Natives Sentences
Government introduces legislation to permit the Governor General to review death sentences handed to natives in Papua and New Guinea. The move would amend the Universal Act to grant the Governor General authority over capital punishment with a stated aim of ensuring proper prerogative and legal safeguards.
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Papua
Guinea
Sh Cunberry
Rushuck
Husluck
IL Eleen
Hualuck
Hastucke
Hydrogen Bomb Demand Shocks World Council Officials
The article reports on Dr. Toyohiko Kagawa and the World Council of Churches urging relocation of hydrogen bomb research. It notes tensions over nuclear weapons, potential indictments, and fears of radiation exposure affecting Japan and international relations.
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Evanston
United States
Alnake
North Pole
World Council of Churches
Toyohiko Kagawan
Japan
Kawage
Tate
Missing Boy Found Near June Area
A missing boy was located near June and detained by police in Kootara Nett Nerrabundah and Tuna. Officials report the boy, whose identity is unclear, is awaiting reunification with a parent in Canberra. Details include a home with clothing and a watch kept by guardians while authorities traced the family.
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Kootara Nett Nerrabundah
Tuna
Yeater
Junee
Hin Pareola
Canberra
Peter
Angus
Auitudae
Wereaut AC
Aire Pratt
Jaime
Can Bern
More
Referendum on Dog Racing For Katoomba City Council
A referendum in Katoomba seeks public approval to permit dog racing by the Blue Mountains District Ambulance service. The vote is set for July 6 to determine authorization for dog racing activities.
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Katoomba
Warmenday
Blug Mountains
Councal
Yeatoom One
Blue Mountains
Ambul Fanen Service
Canberra Works Budget Shows Increased Expenditure
The document outlines ACT revenue and spending estimates for the year, detailing department totals in the Interior, Works General, Health, and other sectors. It notes the total to be spent by these departments at about £2,566,000, versus £761,612 actually spent in the previous 12 months.
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Oval
J Bievenin
le Bent
Role
Electret
Jemstor Mietrstion
Bale
Nena
Baturnwy-General
Paken
Dopmeteouns
Department of the Interior
WIEN
Department of Wore
General Services
Department of Health
ALCT
Thone
New payroll taxation exemptions expanded in 1964 budget
Government raises payroll tax exemption from 44 160 to 68 240 and starts on September 1 1964. About 1 480 000 in full year revenue expected, with 10 400 employers newly exempt from payroll tax. Tax payable now only on wages above 130 pounds per week.
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Detalla
Ir Arthur Fadden
House of Feprearntatives
Ian
Fancemsionn
Wu Tmos
Canberra Women Golfers Injured in Car Crash
A group of Canberra women were admitted to hospital after a collision on an unmade highway section. Redfern is reported with a probable fractured collarbone and broken ribs. Edwards sustained chest and spine injuries. Three other women from Reid Deakin and Manuka received minor treatment and were later discharged. The car, driven by Mrs. Smith, ran off the road and was extensively damaged.
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Canberra Severate Folk Arp
Meadumen
LT Redfern
Macleay Street
Mix Edwards
Mendaniel
Patterson
Reid
A. Smith
Deakin
Dx Waking
Manuka
Louver Hospital
Mrs. Smith
Uli
Erwnne
Lt Gen Robertson to retire. Garrett to replace
Lieutenant General Sir Harvor Robertson, commander of Bovthorn-Communivt, will retire on October 2. He will be replaced by Major General A R Garrett, temporarily promoted, as announced by Defense Minister Sy Hilly Meffride. Sir Philip McBride also announced Major General E W Woodward's promotion to lieutenant general and command of Feastern Command.
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Harvor
Sir Horace Robertsng
Indonesian Dances for Mr Attlee at Banquet
A formal banquet featured Indonesian dances honoring Mr Attlee and Mr Chow. Dignitaries from China and India attended alongside local officials as guests watched colorful performances, with discussions noted at the event. The gathering included representatives from the Chinese People’s Congress and Western City Council, highlighting diplomatic ties.
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Lavan Weanemuny
Atti Habany
Sheient Atites
Ant
Chou
Lal
Commitiet
China
Yash
Kavion
Indonesia
Indonentoney Bay
Me Attlee
Chow
Eiresta
Tomas Ani
Chingse Dette
Atilve
Bolles
Phe Vielt
Dle Kates
Chinas
Tally Songerday
Mr Aslen
Mr. Chow
Tov
Dinnes
Ivetare
Chintre Guyerns Mentacini
People’s Congress
Weatern
BAA
Acusion
Inieeuten
Committee to Investigate Depreciation
A public committee is formed to probe depreciation practices affecting assets. Members include local officials and representatives from the finance department. The group will review records, assess value losses, and report findings to the council with recommendations for remediation.
Australia faces cautious path amid world economic pressures
Discussion quotes Treasurer about international prospects requiring restraint. Australia faces potential budget tradeoffs with planned finance and defense spending, as experts warn against overreach. The article notes calls to balance growth with stability while monitoring global demand and domestic costs.
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Australia
Atresnes
Arthur Kaden
Governor General hosts admiralty party at Town Hall
Yesterday morning the Governor General Eleid Marahal Bit Niu Slim received Admit Wy Mouedynney and Brigadier Ke 4 Armolt. In the evening the Governor General and Lacy Aim attended a small Admiralty party. Major Swinlon led a concert by the Sydney Symphony at the Town Hall.
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Regai
Eleid-Marahal Bit Niu Slim
Mouedynney
Frigadier
Armolt
Canberra Parents Attend Open Days at Local School
Parents and children visited Canberra area schools for open days showcasing student work in woodwork metalwork and physical education. With class displays and demonstrations parents toured classrooms and observed handicrafts as part of a community school event.
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Canberra
Telopea Park
Ainstie and
Dintron
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