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W C A Notes Community Club Activities and Classes
The memo lists recurring W C A notes including eight meetings at the Y W C A and dance classes, ballroom instruction, and new dances. It mentions local employment guidance, Saturday and Monday classes, and a variety of hobby activities for homemakers and youth with details on times and locations.
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Labour Unity Conference Proceeding Uncertain in Sydney
Labour Party officials debated attendance at a Unity Conference to be held at 8 p m Attendees faced restrictions as a federal committee signaled possible withdrawal The fate of the Unity Conference hinged on whether key factions remained engaged or pulled out, determining the official Labour Party stance.
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Tender disclosure of prices denied in Sydney inquiry
In Sydney Tuesday the Works Director Mr James Orwin testified before a special inquiry into the GPO contract finding on the Arising from the iouad Commission. He denied discussing contract figures with Wunderlich’s manager and said he did not consider bidding figures improper to share with superiors. The board reserved its decision and will forward findings to the Public Service Board.
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Germany's Peace Front and Russo German negotiations
The article surveys Germany's bid to lead a peace front with Russia and the potential impact on Poland and Czechoslovakia. It weighs Britain's constraints, Russia's possible interests, and a possible realignment of international blocs amid a tense climate. The piece notes the fragility of nonaggression pledges and the gamble of a Kremlin Berlin switch, with cautious optimism for reduced tension if motives prove peaceful.
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Salvation Army constitution change debated in London
The Halvatian Army Council met at Claphany to appoint General Evengeline Booth and consider altering the constitution without Army Commissioners consent. Deliberations were reported as reaching a stage where the council would reject nominations for successors as Booth retires in October. An official statement said proposed changes could be developed within the current organisation.
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Darwin Police Faces Allegations of Unofficial Duties
Northern Territory officers accuse Administrators of assigning tasks unrelated to policing. A constable says dengue fever forced him to drive a government official. Another claims to have waited at Government House for hours during a party, while a third says he ferried a government party to the jetty. Officers fear retaliation if they complain.
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August Show Flowers 5 As Scarce Opening of Horticultural Season
The August show opened with a focus on flowers and vegetables amid weather and novelty. Hawers and other entries drew attention while Mrs Hoff and Mr Brown welcomed new members. The Horticulutral Society of Canberra discussed staging a Spring Bulb Show with Suspiogy and a display by Victoria, inviting member cooperation and suggestions.
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Commonwealth plan to ration petrol for private motorists
Wartime policy aims to restrict private car petrol use. Government minutes indicate a priority system for fuel allocation, favoring essential war needs over private vehicles. Delays in the scheme threaten supply control and transport continuity for military and essential services.
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New Canberra hospital budget anxiety raises timely questions
Citizens in the Capital Territory await Commonwealth confirmation on funding for a new Canberra hospital unit. Officials cite urgent need as current facilities struggle with 217 inpatients, with daily averages around 105 and impending expansion challenges. If building starts soon, completion could take eighteen months to two years before occupancy, stressing staffing and nursing provisions.
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Prague mobilizes for emergency labour and evacuation
London dispatch notes Prague mobilises emergency labour service for up to four year olds and evacuates German civilians. Military police are deployed, bridges guarded, and emergency railway schedules distributed to coordinate capital services.
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Poland and Germany face war weariness and troop redeployments
London dispatch notes Germany’s cautious stance as Poland’s future leadership and finances are debated. The report highlights Bohemia’s calmer tone while military matériel moves toward Slovakia and Sohef, with defensive aims dominating the scene.
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Pact Rumors Reach Australia As World Mulls Alliance
Prime Minister Menzies and Cabinet scramble to verify a reported pact among Britain France and the Soviet Union amid uncertainty from wartime cables. Bruce London reports and communications with Canberra and the foreign office reveal no official confirmation.
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Bed Linen Duchess Sets Fashion Sheets Cost £502
The article notes coloured bed linens on sale at a shop, describing a duchess set priced at £502 and referencing various colours and materials. It mentions customer interest in pale tones and the shop's display arrangements, with speculation about future orders and decor implications.
Weather report from Canberra with barometer and temperatures
Fragmentary weather note lists a Canberra forecast with barometer readings at three times, maximum and minimum temperatures around 82 and 41, wind at Pont Wan and rain likelihood, all in unclear OCR.
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Franch Cabinet to Meet Amid Wartime Conference
Fragmented text outlines a French cabinet meeting tied to wartime conferences. It references ministers, a conference, and a session likely related to wartime governance. Article fragments give little clear dates or outcomes but indicate preparatory talks within a government cabinet.
Mecon Cammy Triumphs In Narrow Third Place Finish
In a tight race Dhne aga Fav tins ON im secured a podium spot with a third place showing. Mecon Cammy led late efforts as competitors pressed hard for the top prize.
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