Memorial notice for Freeman family in Canberra area
An obituary style remembrance recalls a beloved son and father figure, listing Ruth and the late Arthur Cromwell Predman as relatives. The text mourns a loss dated August, noting a home place and long memory, with lines of personal affection and religious sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frias
Ruth
Arthur Cromwell Predman
Guinan
Leta
Thor
Freeman
Perea
Airtel
Air Transport For Battle Casualties In War Time
A rough dated report describes air transport for battle casualties from France to England. It notes a reunion meeting and the use of hospital trains and aeroplane transports to move injured soldiers to safety and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font Oly Ay
Arastayent Caouieau
Une
Bhagwan
Aarelnduddy
France
England
Tevevey
Ant
Bey Ako
Howie
Atelker
Hugh Preening
Ptena
Alvin
Ale Mundrein
Hern
Mir Frese
Wend
Haf
Wiap
Canadian SEXTONS in Normandy Battles
Fragmented OCR text describes Canadian forces in Normandy, mentioning units and places with unclear names. It references artillery actions and allied cooperation, noting dates and locations that are partially legible but not fully skilled. The readable parts point to Canadian troops and their engagements in the Normandy campaign with stray proper nouns and military terms.
Savings deposits surge despite political gridlock at held posts
A report notes rapid growth in savings deposits and discusses political contention over who may occupy elected positions. It cites totals reaching £471,800,000 in deposits and mentions £47,400,000 attributed to the General Secretary, amidst broader financial figures and cooperative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
Kavings Bank
Australian War Strain Labels Miners as Enemy Allies
In Lenton the Danen struck and coal stoppages threaten war effort. The author urges Commonwealth Government to curb the Miners Federation, take over mines if needed, and stop aiding the enemy with support for strikes while stressing the public’s demand for firm action to sustain coal production and victory.
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Prue
Coulle
Uc Auvaneik
Lenton
Australia
Australie
Commonwealth
Miners Federation
Almera Federation Baa
Omfvime
Mineral Federation
Amite
Randa
Ting
Nyy
Comonwealth
Steck
Atingra’ Federation
Minera Federation
Ite Nanda
Stiney Federation
Orenenh
Lake Ton
G C M G For Victorian Governor
Melbourne reports Cyril MG and others drafting a G C M G to honor a governor candidate. The King’s approval is cited, with references to imperial titles and governing roles in Victoria and Australia. The fragments note constitutional links and ceremonial distinctions without detailing actions or dates.
De Gaulle Arrives Cherbourg In Allied Welcome
General de Gaulle lands at Cherbourg amid Allied leaders reception. He addresses a crowd from the ballroom of the Town Hall promising recovery and rebuilding, while the miners federation pledges support and a greater future for France.
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DE Gaulle
Cherbourg
Afr
Curtin
France
Raeday
Threat to discipline coal miners reported in Sydney
A reported threat to discipline coal miners claims the Commonwealth pensions scheme and a wage proving order would be used to block any increase. The note, attributed to Prime Minister Curtin, was sent to the Miners' Federation and is to be considered by the Cabinet.
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Sydney
Gefusing
Cominonv
Acheme
Caretin
Miners’ Federation
Curtin
Awy
Chat
Mr. Bewley
Hun Serind
Migherty
Commonwealth
Minves
Mirerre
Minintera
Unemployment Threatens Coal Famine Across Ports
Sydney report notes potential lay offs for about 1000 workers in Newcastle Lithgow and Port Kembla over the next two weeks due to coal rationing. Unions fear reduced hours and job shifts to lower paid roles as factories theatres and housing programs feel the impact. Gas and coal rationing discussions follow government measures while mine output and rail services face strain.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Lithgow
Port Kembla
Thor Union
Motat
Nolanald
Commonwealth
Morrow
Diggent
Kewumpusas
Newcastle Gia Company
Te Otroun
Cabinet Faces Failure Of Coal Policy
The cabinet grapples with a faltering coal policy as miners resist government appeals for increased production. A forthcoming report from the Minister for Supply and talks with the Coal Commission hint at possible rationing and a Commonwealth miners’ pensions scheme, while ministers acknowledge public discontent over service disruptions from coal shortages.
No Majority Looms In All States Referendum
A fragmented report notes that a nationwide majority against the referendum seems unlikely while Intercounting shows scattered No votes. The Constitution Act requires a majority of electors to pass the measure, with up to twenty eight electors in New South Wales voting No. Queensland Premier states no intention to reveal powers beyond federal authority, signaling tension between state and federal control.
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Mineteen
Cleetorbton
New South Wales
Barton
Dr Eyat
Queensland
Imuruane
Canberra concerns over defeat of referendum
Reports from Canberra indicate ministers returned home to brief on submissions and upcoming meetings as the referendum defeat sparks concern over postwar price stabilisation and political stability. Australian service members overseas are shown split, with air force personnel in Canada and India weighing the referendum outcome against ongoing wartime policies.
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Curtini
Canberra
Ingal
Alan Sal
Curtin Wai
Renda
Mr Chifey
Melbourne
Customa
Benitor
Turadey
Etry
New Delhi
India
Anya
Canada Forms Crown Company for Jet Propulsion
The Canadian Government formed a crown company to handle design and development of jet propulsion for aircraft. The move echoes Britain’s experimental propulsion work, with the commission and officials cited in the report.
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Canada
Crown Company
Gue Ie
Britesh
Mr. Durtiee
Daving Yeatorday
Mayor of Car Londe Receives Gold Sword
Normandy General Democrat says we share grief at scars marking our sister and extend sympathy to the bereaved. The spirit of Cava remains unbroken amid tragedy.
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Normandy
Genera Dem
Dutch Starved in Midst of German Plunder and Plenty
A London report details Dutch suffering as German occupation expands. Land plunder reduces arable area while grain output falls. Meats and foods are rationed to about four ounces per adult weekly as Dutch households face scarcity and displacement.
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London
Uist
Halland
Holland
Germany
Wil
Netherlands
Consieia
Poor Quarters at Old Delhi for Sir Ivan Mackay
A report from New Delhi notes Australian High Commissioner Sir Ivan Mackay visiting Old Delhi eight miles from the main event area. The city hosts a quiet park like street where a special representative and officials assess accommodations and preparations. The post aims to boost prestige and efficiency for upcoming Indian government engagements.
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Old Delhi
Sir Ivan MacKay
New Deli
Tan Mackay
Old Doh
Fao Mackay
Inia
Tives
Worka
Mab
Ivan la
Rail strikes threatened in Australia Adelaide Monday
Railway workers across South Australia plan a stop-work meeting on Monday evening to discuss a possible nationwide stoppage that could disrupt services. The Railway Commissioner agreed to meet a deputation as tension rises over travel and national budget plans. A separate report notes the body of 34 year old Flower Campbell found in Kiama.
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Adelaide
Yikes Friders
Commonwealth
Tilwaye
Tsk
Welds
Canberra
Raliweye
Tun
Kiama
Flower Campbell
Wan Swan Dy
Hedley Campball
Premiers agenda looms in Commonwealth conference
Premier Victoria Des, along with Commonwealth and state leaders, prepare a lengthy agenda on war time and postwar plans. Proposals include housing 20 000 homes, land settlement, health care, and state works funding, with endowment to endowment and postwar reconstruction.
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Ratore Uwe
Cartinreg
Fife
Willey
Beng Caine
Nate Wary
Comal Geregst
Victoria
My. Des
Uccomtan
Tee
Victoria Land
Vicomen
Cadens Commonwealth
Aidy
Pelle
Commonwealth
Ty Commonwealth
Cm Tioweaith
Campalera Aguet
Comme V.D
Bediwten
Post war works program proposals outlined in Sydney
The Premier announced post war public works plans totaling about 70 million pounds to create jobs through the National Works Council at Canberra. Projects include rail rectification, coastal works to Newcastle, river scheme improvements, and new hospital facilities. Maintenance funding also supports ongoing public works and projects such as bridges and ferries, with overall spending reaching several million pounds.
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Sydmey
Canberra
Ode
Come Harbour
Mullepelad
Ayovem
Buthurat
Newcastle
Goutiurn
Mattways
Sietna
Boreas
Fentbeota
Bert Peat
Portland Strike Threatens Citywide Tie-Up
A tremor of industrial action in Portland escalates as a government license demand for a second butchers’ shop looms. Residents face potential service disruption with a town meeting planned tomorrow to decide future steps facing the threat of a complete shut down in the district.
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Portland
Sydney
Federet
Prisoner of War Messages Distribution Notice
An association room in the city will host a Thursday distribution window from 10 to 2 10 for forwarding forms for prisoner of war messages. Participants are urged to obtain the proper forms ahead of time.
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Japan
Ganberrs
Fea
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