Funeral services for Harriet H Cameron postponed
Relatives and friends of the family of Harriet H Cameron are invited to attend her funeral at Charle Cemetery in Canberra. Further arrangements listed at Davies Pharmacy 18 Kingston with contact numbers for appointment and salary details.
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Tia F. Agro
Elisertniow
Tee
Harriett H. Cameron Tee
Chara
Mator
Canberra
APIA
Grmvford
Baresi
Queanty
Davies Pharmacy
Malin
Pruttmante
Beter Ale
Kinghton
Railway Worker Charged With Attempted Murder
A railway workshop worker identified as Aulismat Yt is charged in Police Court with attempting to kill Clarence Stewart Maker. The assault occurred at Latwyoh Mowe after a confrontation. Maker’s daughter witnessed the incident and the suspect’s arrest followed. The case involving the alleged attacker was set for August 30.
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Jaman Horio
Woacai
Umiplayro
Sas Neel
Clarence Stewart
Jefh
Bantt
Latwyoh
Daugster
Ghatrole
Ugnter
Prifeml Ray
Howie
Freak Weather Brings Snow To Many Centres
Sydney reports wild weather with widespread rain and snow disrupting crops and roads. Moderate to heavy snow and rain affected Western towns including Dubbo Penrith Narromine and Orange. Temperatures ranged from 8 to 40 degrees with colder spells and snow on higher mountains near Port Macquarie and Lismore.
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Sydney
Inchwickee Dubbo
Klundre
Mount Victora
Marthand
Guivani
Iran
Weather fragment from Canberea diary page
Fragmentary weather notes show imprecise readings including temperatures and wind values. The legible data mention a 37.3 degree reading and a minimum of 58, with wind and rainfall references but many items are garbled or unreadable by OCR.
Unclear Weather Notes and Etymology Fragments
Fragmentary report includes names and numbers with weather related terms and scattered phrases. The passage mentions winds and a series of odd spellings with entries like Choul burn and Kowluene plus Dalgety. Overall content is garbled and uncertain.
Premier conference debates federal power and state funding
The Premiers clashed over Commonwealth finances and the extent of federal power. They debated continuing uniform tuition and funding, warning of possible Privy Council appeals, while states argued for alternative revenue sources to meet commitments without widening Commonwealth authority.
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Rotreranes
Prince Sinister
Mr Chifley
Terence
Ian Ghar
Commonwealth
Australie
Cihmneat
BF High Court
Ambiguously Reported Royal Taster Event At Amelia
A garbled OCR report mentions a high level tasting event at a government hotel with references to a regent, ambassadors, and visiting premiers. Names and places are unclear, but the piece implies a formal gathering linked to a Walled State of Amelia and officials from Rik a.
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Meir
Gemael
Mra
Amelia Antenng
Rika
Anita
Quote for U.N. Children’s Appeal funds
In Melbourne a public appeal plans to raise 90 000 pounds for the United Nations Children’s Fund. The money is to be used to buy vital supplies and assist programs in Australia and across the region as part of the Stew action.
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Batavia Commilsen
Nationa Chihiben
AuaLealia
National plan to Halk 1S spurs new campaign push
A fragmented text outlines a national plan aiming to Halk 1S amid a tense political climate. It references parliamentarians, possible prime ministerial action, and concerns over womenʼs safety and public enforcement.
Fathans Appeal to King George Reported in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes report Fathans appeal to King George amid ongoing hostilities. The readable lines reference Lene and Romney in unclear context with no concrete dates or locations. Further clarity needed to identify parties, place, or outcomes.
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Fathans
King George
United Nations Commission Meeting Scheduled in New York
Fragmented text indicates a United Nations commission meeting planned in New York at the Hotel Norfolk or similar venue in November. The report mentions remanentation of fourteen countries and a focus on the Far East, with unclear dates and locations due to garbled OCR.
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Cntry
Lopystone Hotel
Koventber Jv
Welfare fund forecast prompts yearly revenue plan
The Prime Minister forecast a national Welfare Fund need of 108 million yearly to support pensions and assistance. Deputy Davis accused Mr Chafey of diverting money, claiming the Welfare Fund was tapped as Parliament Act funds. The confrontation highlighted proposed increases in outlay and capitalization amid a political campaign.
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Ade Colfey
Yemtortay
National Welfare Fund
Agcl
Flo
McDonald
Weather and Climate Notes From Unclear Source
Fragmentary text references weather and climate notes including Rainy patterns and improved conditions. Mentions possible regional forecasts and public notices but content is garbled and unclear.
Alltralian Food For Palestine Item Notes Wheat and Meat Aid
A fragment mentions sending aid to Palestine, listing 200 tons of wheat and beef or meat products. The text is garbled but indicates a donation or shipment of agricultural and food supplies to Palestine. Named entities are Palestine and wheat in quantity.
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Iit
Palestine
Foxes Take Toll of Young Lambs in Canberra News
Foxes have reportedly reduced newborn lamb losses along the Mur River region as spring paddocks show many healthy lambs though some flocks face poor conditions. Local readers note fox activity is high this year with grazing close to streams and hills.
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Canberra
Urweier
Gme
Murrumbidnes
Poita
Black Mail in a Time Weaving of London News
Fragmentary OCR suggests a London newspaper item noting black market concerns and a charged penny paper. Readers may recall a report on retrenchment and ported papers, with references to Maudey and local papers.
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Black Mamaict
ATER
London
Maudey
Otay- Sukers
Black Mare N
London Nuke
Labour Chances In Tasmania Likely Ahead In Vote Count
Fragmentary report notes Labour and Liberal contest in Tasmania with primaries delayed and tentative prospects. Vague references to representation and election timing imply uncertainties before final primary results.
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Labour
Tasmania
Plans to Upkeep Ex-Soldiers Graves Considered
The Prime Minister said the government would consider plans to maintain ex soldiers graves. He noted many graves are neglected or overgrown and pledged care with support from veterans groups and public donations to honor fallen servicemen.
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Beate
EOE
Queenalamt Premiar 4
Hanlon
Aise Ao
Whitfey
Wwe
Felativon
Felativon UL Ht Widnok
Puiblic
Owe Ity
No Amendment to Soldier Settlement Act
A debated note from the Premiers conference discusses whether the government should amend the Soldier Settlement Act to allow soldiers to buy land after ten years of service. Mr Dedman and Minister for Lands Rhodesin Canohto weigh why termination of welfare terms might be reconsidered and what land could be involved.
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Sonia
Hasek
Ine Vygis
Devia
Mr. Dedman
Landa Jz
Rhoabini
Australian arms to be sent to Malaya again
Report from Pho Brij Aucustor cites Mr Chit ley announcing further Australian weapons shipments to Malaya by air. He says classic weapons and signal equipment were sent and inspected by Benlett Government officials, noting the need to maintain supplies as available.
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Malaya
Pho Brij
Chitley
Chilley
Benlett
Perlain Othey
Contempt of Arbitration Court Charged in SVT Case
AVIDNEY Munday and related parties face contempt charges in the SVT arbitration matter. The dispute involves estate distribution and alleged noncompliance with court orders. Representatives from Ventyde Engineering indicate 103 employees have left and a further 1000 may follow as talks continue.
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JDL
SVT
Aydney
Munday Fe Saymenlatien Eee
Aunuin
Diapute Leelt
Ene Works
Robbery trio jailed twelve months in Peleonment
A garbled report notes three men were sentenced to 12 months for armed robbery of Japanese individuals at gunpoint near Kitpy. They faced multiple robberies and were recaptured after escaping from jail. authorities describe ongoing efforts to pursue further cases and recover escapees.
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Bydney
Monilay
Taxation grants shape debate at premiers conference
The Prime Minister and premiers debate Commonwealth taxation policy and state revenue sharing. Plans to increase state funds to 2048-40 are discussed, with figures cited and potential shifts in wage and taxation rules examined amid calls for uniform taxation.
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Australia
Peeuniers
M. Peenier
Playford
Nmancen
Privy’ Council
Coure
Chilty
Chifley
Commonwealth
Chigey
Contyernto Tovday
Gold subsidy exploited by Western Australian companies
A government inquiry revealed that Western Australian mining firms benefited from a gold subsidy scheme. MP Seathday questioned the arrangement, noting water divestment by mines and payments tied to ore yields. Prominent figures pressed for a federal inquiry while government officials debated the policy’s scope.
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Abe Hertine Minter
Promera
Seathday
W.A. Min Figg
Chifey
A. Loka
Waurking
Marteror
Clerks to Seek Mouiry Into Union Bona Fides
An inquiry by the Commonwealth Governing into the conduct of the clerks reveals an effort to assess union bona fides. Union members from Commonwealth communications discuss safeguards and potential measures to ensure integrity and proper procedures.
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Union Bona Fides
Aemerimea
Loan Council to Review Government Works Programs
The council will discuss government works plans with a total expenditure around 416 million for federal projects and 70 million for state programs. Victoria seeks 10 million more than last year, while Tasmania and other states propose significant allocations for public works and hydro projects amid funding shortages.
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Caitmonwedith
Ming
Renee Ne Yar
Yen
Coan Council
Lowa Cyanait
Pour
Victoria
Siena
Memi- Nie
Induction of Military Camps Draws Public Service Pair
Teri Anite and late Propalore attended a military training pane joining Tasmanian Public Service members at a tenary training pane. The Commonwealth Public Service would receive live samil conditions for those who attended. Full payment covered both salary and off pay for periods absent from duty. Premime noted they had adopted similar pro Halon.
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Chieyma
Commonwealth
Fublle
State Opens Year With Surplus Amid Fiscal Report
State treasury figures show a surplus for the current annual year with the month’s balance lower than last year. Revenue for May rose modestly from the prior year while expenditures increased, reflecting tighter fiscal conditions and evolving budget priorities.
Milot Rescued After Forced Landing at Redford
Milot was rescued after a forced landing near Redford. Early reports say the pilot, injured, was found near Beaiond by searchers and transported to Cooktown. A recovery party and emergency services aided the operation, with details emerging from soundings and later confirmations in Sydney.
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Milot
Redford
Milekie Wes
Cooktown
Sani Ain
Bac
Sydney Ie
Ex Naval Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Ex Servicemen’s association elected officers and formed committees. New president is Mn. Lo J. Ivey with a vice president team including Monara and N. 4 Rentaley. secretary is alt, W. Gellatly. treasurer is arr. G. Drags ton. committee members include Muna A., B Maugher, K. White, O. Wine penny, O. Mi y, J. Dean, WG. Kiley, J Hanh and WC. Bertandy. The group supports ex service personnel activities and operations.
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Minty
Lo J. Ivey
Wibe-presidentas
Monara
Rentaley
Benjamin
Lreawater
M. Macvay
Alt
W. Gellatly
G. Dragston
Muna
B Maugher
K. White
O. Winepenny
O. Mi Y
J. Dean WG. Kiley
J Hanh
WC. Bertandy
High Council
FETTLER KILLED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT NEAR FANTYE
An accident occurred when a mechanical brake failed after a train collision near Fantye. Fetter was killed, and Trey Cope and others were injured as the train derailment disrupted service between Mouth Gratton and Core.
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Fettler
Trey Cope
Almont
Meron
Hull Wandell
North Fantiye
Thorn
Continued Tea and Butter Subsidy Debate In Parliament
The article reports the Australian debate over continuing or withdrawing tea and butter subsidies during wartime rationing. Premier McGivay cites potato price concerns and argues for subsidy withdrawal, while others warn of price rises and demand continued government support under the Dairy Quotas system and Commonwealth schemes.
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Lesa
Che Maen &Ay Naw
Wunarewala
Mc Wiy
Pola ‘Cantina
Arawial
Bey' Chley
Catia
Portea
Commonwealth
Chifley
Ida Tb
Murder Appeal Opens in High Court Over Admitted Evidence
The High Court today opened the murder appeal of Lincoln McDermott, 40, challenging statements alleged to have been unlawfully admitted. McDermott, cross examined over a drunken quarrel and a claimed confession, contends the evidence should have been rejected. The judge reserved judgment after testimony and closing submissions.
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Larure
Grenfell
High Court
Lincoln
Weoman
McDermott
Warwick
Barwick
al Forbes
Lavera
McDwernott
Tata
Meiermott
Courtauld May Open New Factory in Austria
Courtauld plans a new factory in Austria near Werribee to forge a 900 labor force from Britain and create a million rectory. The project would use the Weer bee River for waste disposal to help the process and avoid extra base to famine. The site is expected to be about 100 acres and the factory would employ 4,000 people.
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Courtauld
Conalierig
Werribee
Austria
Frm
Britain
Weerbee
Avge Chemical Srm
Fatal Operation Yet to Be Performed On Patient
In an unclear report a patient named in connection with Monday’s events remains slated for surgery despite a deteriorating condition. Officials provide limited details as medical teams assess the situation and plan the operation.
Leader Questions Talks by PM In Parliament
Fragmentary report outlines the prime minister answering questions on policy. Oppositions vow clear stances while critics press for more public money and education focus, amid calls for stronger experience in governance.
Gas RasTeknons May ot UPton Gas RasTeknons May ot UPton SYDWET
The Minister for Local government stated a review of returning measures and a plan to ease restrictions. The report notes government control over gas supply and coal positions, with emphasis on timing and the need to review outdoor lighting and related commitments.
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Mr.allt
Unclear text about EM Byndey commission proceedings
Fragmentary report describes inquiries into energy and gas production, mentions Mr Gem, Royal Commission, and weather conditions. Details are garbled with many errors making specific facts hard to determine.
Push Over for Leaders Next Election in Melbourne
Melbourne report cites Mr BG Casey urging Liberal support after Tasmanian election results. He warns Labour forces remain active while the nation’s swing favors Labour in regions facing revenue and domestic issues. Independent votes show a shift, but the outcome remains unclear amid political cloudiness.
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Melbourne
Monier
Casey
Noas
Labour
Eiceuia
Ea Aidaton
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Pam
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Southammarn
Weadmanter
U.N. Children's Appeal
Navonal Plan
Trent
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Cauke
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H.5.w
Aveleare
Freind
T. Exoes
Wileaune -Benake
Alltralian
Furty
Ree
MNCRE
W.A. Companies
Courtauld's Mayne Factory
Sah Fatalon
Ji Teamtiy
Commission OF EM
Monsay
Australian Gaslight Co
Gemitioum
Royal Coonanee
Todmy
Ty Westbridge
Camiminston
Lamate
King
MLC
Aployee Union
Lderals
Emmco Works
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