Scout Group To Be Revived in Canberra District
The article reports plans to revive a Scout group in Canberra with key figures including Rev. Rope Border as chief scoutmaster and Mr. Brive Bain in association with the leadership. Mrs Bruce Bain joins the team with a focus on the assembling side, while Mr and Mrs Bain are noted as former Canberra residents. District commissioners and public officials attended a preliminary meeting to advance the revival, with the new group expected to be named on the 24th in Canberra.
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St Paul's
Ani
Cone Missionere
Franke Pryor
Canberra
Mie Bain
Wineysnan
Canberra Weather Summary Amid Confusing OCR
Canberra forecast shows variable winds NW to WNW at 14 mph early, with rising temperatures later. Regional outlook mentions possible rain, mild conditions, and light morning humidity. measurements and place names appear garbled but point to a typical 24 hour meteorological summary from the Bureau.
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Maramotre
Canberra
Pam
Saximany
al Azan
Fairbairn
Wentstow
Alps
Evian
Hacking
Darwin
Debate Over Privilege Case and House Action
The piece discusses the Browne and Fitzpatrick parliamentary privilege case, their three month imprisonment, and calls for a possible public apology. It critiques the House of Representatives divided vote on penalties, warns Parliament must defend its authority, and questions political motives amid Labour Party strategies.
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Bia
Alan Franet
House of Representatives
Browne
Fitzpatrick
Brvane
Fivepairidh
Court
Privy Council
Monkstown
Franer
Labour
Browne and Witxpatrick
UNESCO Director Sees Greater International Cooperation Prospects
Dr. Evans, UNESCO director, indicated a likely expansion of UNESCO activities and increased budget support from Australia and other nations. He noted cooperation with Western democracies and UN agencies, and mentioned talks with Australia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia on university equipment aid and Asia development since World War II.
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Un.es.c.c
United Nations
Luther
Evans
Unekco
Last Nations
Mengios
Mentary
Jowet
Porwen
Tr Evan
Jascertain
Austral 8
Unesco
Australia
Rane
Comes
Ulm
Munaia
Unraco
Tneboo
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Fluania
India
Droane
Aaia
Neve Zealand
Tt Asia
New Zealand
RS.L. Auxiliary Raises £54 For Families Fund
The Turner O Conner RST Women s Auxiliary reports a £54 raise for the Families Fund through weekly competitions and a meat raffle. Funds include £4 from Barton branch and £88 from the ity sub-branch as the latest donations, with Barton mabe noted.
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Rs.l. Auxiliary
Hoottthorp Lumnox
Turner-O'Conner
Monde
Barton Mabe
REL
Ity
Canberra's hospital needs debated in decentralization letter
A reader argues against Canberra centralization urging a network of five 200 bed hospitals across suburbs to improve access and reduce patient travel. He warns against relying on a single large center and cites transport and defense implications for a balanced urban health plan.
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Thala Ataterentan
Houpitaastion
Canberra
Mediavice
Wuld
Anal
ASIC
Tall
Tor Lors
O'Conner
Ant
Cerkill
Howe
J. W. Gray
Allan W. Rustin
Autety Sturther
Ann
Dalgargg
Atu
No Decision At Conference On Building Wages
A Canberra conference between the ACT Master Builders Association and building trades groups adjourned without resolving over‑award pay for carpenters and stonemasons. The talks aimed to curb private employers paying above the award while unions pressed for £20 per week and related entitlements. The outcome awaits the controller’s ruling after adjournment.
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Umona
Bulldern Association
Building Trades Group
Canberra
Himpalet
Gerrater Yy Wemorintion
A. Statianen
Waliedameton
Olympic
Uiapute
War Hare
Bilal
Iewison
Yesinnday
Lille
Tride Unios oMeiale
Prinetytes
Ineovkive
Speaker lauds MLR A Mission amid Africa ties
A U S congressional speaker praised the MLR A Mission and Kenya ties while addressing a 50 member meeting at a rehabilitation camp. The session, attended by 400 inmates and other officials, heard about efforts to address racial unity and post conflict reintegration in southern Africa.
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Ssmar Hye
Heomay
Kenya
Evelyn ‘Baring
Witt m
Pitne
Unicel
Mutya Howe
Mura
Chari Dem
Ubad
Tw Republicaan Democrat Wales
Denen Mburlin
Juan
McCormack
Dany
Twarta
Akin
Cairo
Agnes Hofmeyr
Dearie
Sigerina XP
Unl Tekver
Mau Mai
Wre Inter
Anthea
Treat
Aniy Aw
Department criticised by commissioner for pay dispute
A commissioner criticised the department over a pay dispute affecting an employee with 30 years service. The man reportedly faced four days off duty and retirement on July, while union reps argued he should have received daily pay. Officials claimed efforts to resolve the matter were hindered by unclear documentation.
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ALT. Conctilation
My Pindlay
Celtic
Tate
Parimental
Han
Commerce Department notes large private investment rise
Washington reports that private United States investment could total near 1,000 million dollars, with estimates around 12,000 million pounds for the year. The Commerce Department indicates notable growth in investment inflows despite earlier figures.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ile of Bialeas Conotitien
United
Staten
Doctors Back National Health Scheme Amid Coverage Push
The article notes a high share of Australian doctors supporting the national health scheme, with figures around 61 percent cited. It discusses government aims, hospital access, and payments, highlighting the scheme's reach to about 170,000 patients and projected yearly costs.
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Enseee
Mowry
Phy
Federal Mlauter “For Health
Kir Karle
Ersllan
Bir Karle
Ineayaney Town
Ial
Pranigent
Charles Rickerton
Mackiuen
Bie Earle
Moatee Vituilieen
Vicina
Iy Karle
Anid
Canberra
AL Idm
Campaign to mitigate fly menace and urban health
A health department crackdown targets fly-related health risks in a city area. Inspections of yards and premises will issue warnings to property owners. Officials urge improved sanitation as experts warn against pest proliferation and potential disease transmission.
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Aorta
Midgut
Ranian Pring
Ane
Wershoit
Barkys
Thy
Barkyard Hygiens
Weliholl
Subsidy Sought for Establishment Stages of Eisteddfod
The article reports that a subsidy of £900 is requested to fund the establishment stages of the annual Eisteddfod. It notes prior funding of £1000 and an additional £240 promised for next winter, with emphasis on community support, improved facilities, and enhanced cultural atmosphere.
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Ntur
Meloy
Smethaa
Candenia
Daeney-Mienibarahip
Telvid
Thei Society
Nivohid
Simauint
Sydney
Mainiurne
Mtr Broyny
Kinite Financial Slievella
Livny
Mada
Meinbery Tor
al Patton
McCantiny
Qivorien McCaellay
Ulan
Mr. Arkwright
Pensioners Plan Canberra Journey Described by Leaders
The tale recounts pensioners preparing a trip to Canberra led by a local head, detailing aims and expectations. It notes a meeting of the Combined Pensioners Association and mentions organizing figures and dates, with emphasis on solidarity and advocacy.
Veiled Habits Spur Veteran Row Near Canberra Town
The aged senator allies clash over ancient customs as veteran leaders depart Wavona for Canberra. Roverhor warns of unrest while ties to Albany and Ganga influence stir regional politics and local governance debates in a tense period.
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Wawona Fen
Canberra
Senor
Eas
Opel
Iveural Mets
Albsiatvalan Motul
Hysny
Atom Research Reports To Be Released
The Department of Commerce announced that nuclear industry reports will be released to the public as part of President Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace program. The move signals government disclosure of industrial data under the policy aimed at peaceful atomic energy use.
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Atom Research
Washington
WB Department of Com Mre
DOI Nors
Industrnl
Atomic Energy
Jeenhowes
Atoma For Peace
Progress candidate in election details and community roles
The text profiles Janes H Peed as a long time Canberra resident and candidate for ACT Advisory Council and Assembly. It lists extensive public service, committee roles, club leaderships, and affiliations from 29 years in Canberra to 1946, including positions with local associations and welfare committees. It notes his family and prior candidacies and mentions his aim to advance Pro- gress welfare and community engagement.
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Wattare
Apapitel Board
Janes H Peed
Canterra
Parra
Canberra
Syanny
Enmamunity
Wctivi USA
Nan
Yaxpaluate Pragent
Canberra Wear Bowling Club
Kastinke Tennis Club
Canberra University
Callyge Algete Connell
Motibet of
Lye
Telonen
Mark Paresits and
Ci 'Association
Patt
Department of External Ataira
Wal Perit
Commonwealth Publicarv
Yarralumia Progrene Association
Tealan
Metlyenarrind
Vihee
Boy Who Feels No Pain
A fragmented London report describes a boy named Marilyn and a distressed family. The piece references a grocer Prichard and a hospital case involving a rare nerve condition, detailing fear, danger, and caregiving within a troubled domestic scene.
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London
Bien Son
Kenuien
Prlchard
Chemical to Stop Wool Yellowing Experiment Proposal
A study in the United States explores a chemical treatment to prevent wool from yellowing. Researchers discuss potential reagents and methods, aiming to isolate the causes of discoloration and apply a stable solution for wool preservation.
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Unite States
Deerial
Attack reaches Fort Kong
A damaged OCR fragment reports a fort incident with a freighter arrival after an attack in a metro area. The unreadable text mentions a name resembling Huu Ching and a person from Boston, along with unclear dates and events.
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Eney
Fort Ont Kong
Weithis
Attankert
Muring
Bwatow
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