Children Appeal Australia Lacks Co operation
A historical clipping notes a children’s appeal in Australia facing cooperation issues and mentions names such as Maller and M. Girlt Gram. It discusses support activities in Australia, charitable events, and acknowledgments from individuals including Hall Benoa and Mrs. Ofeuta. The text references a nine week stay in Japan and a large yen amount for the Taplow Sea project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australien
Maller
M. Girlt Gram
Vent Authoreaa
Ber
Mar
HCA
Slim Keller
Robo
Helind Green
Australa
Australia
Fai
Rul Ofeuta
Hall Benoa
Japan
Mien Keller
Taplow Sea
Criticism of War Pension Policy in Adelaide Comes to Fore
In Adelaide the Federal Executive of the RB T today criticized the government's failure to substantially increase war pensions. The executive complained that war pensioners receive insufficient support while living costs for flying the costs of living rise. They noted the basic wage has risen over 20 percent in the past years, yet pensions have remained unchanged.
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Adelaide
Poe
Federal Road Aid Grants Allocated Across Regions
Sydney officials report 280 000 allocated in federal road aid for state projects. Districts including Gondradigbee Monaro and Yar Torwilonia receive funds to advance country roads and municipal works. Minister for Works notes allocations enable timely improvements and potential further projects.
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Sydney
Counce
Tare
Gondradigbee
Monaro
Torwilonia
Cablil
Rosa
Countrila
New Obstetric Wing At Cangarra Hospital Completed
Pigna has completed a new obstetric wing at Cangarra Hospital to serve the community. The lower section with 22 beds will accommodate public and single women, with an upper section reserved for future expansion. Revised estimates total £56,000 with £18,000 funded by the No Welfare Fund.
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Aew Otatets
Canherve Community Hospital
Canalata
En Ftoara
Aingle Wwarila
Fooran
No Welfare Fund
Sydney Lottery Draws Listings With Syndicate Names
The Sydney lottery results show multiple prize categories with second prize numbers 45168 and third prize 48068 assigned to various syndicates and addresses such as Cherry Street Barraba and Durkan Street Baths. Other prizes include a first prize and a fourth prize with listed numbers and syndicate references, reflecting a broad draw across several locales.
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Sydney
Mby
P.O
Baths
W. S Aggs
Queen Victoria Street
Bexley
Finn
WB. Storein
Windsor
Tram services cutback planned amid metro changes
Fragmented report notes Sydney transit officials consider reducing tram services and extending intervals to a 90 minute style timetable. No final decision on rail services was reached, with ongoing discussions about city transport options.
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Sydney
Sures
Uno
Canberra Court Hears Indecent Language and Vandalism Case
A man faced Mr McKillop in Canberra Court after being ejected from Sydney Charter Mall. He pleaded guilty to indecent language and leaving a damaged paneled door broken during a disturbance following a drink. A sergeant testified Hall smashed plumes and caused the incident.
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Pa'Feumn
Patel
Wally
Tor
Decline in Australian Gold Production Noted
Australian gold production has fallen steadily since before the war. For the 12 months ending June, output was 28 000 fine ounces, down from 900 20 fine ounces in the previous year. The Commonwealth Biatitiarian Mr Carver reported the total for the year and compared it with 19m figures of 1 400 200 fine ounces.
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Commonwealth Biauatician
Mr Carver
Testimonial to Mr. Fred Kaye at the Quran beyan club
A testimonial note honors Mr. Fred Kaye as a supporter of the Str. Bred Kaye unit at the Quran beyan football club. The fragmentary item lists J. Mille, P.md, 8. Mauger, W. Beatty Gibbs among attendees and mentions a Thursday event with unclear details.
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Fred Kaye
Kaye
Quranbeyan
Queanteyan
Pion
J. Mille
P. md
Mauger
W. Beatty
Gibbs
Weather report notes unsettled southern conditions continue
A fragmented forecast describes persistent rain and unsettled weather in southern areas over the next 24 hours with warmer readings and some alpine cooling. General conditions improve toward the weekend with frost and ice noted in metropolitan fringe areas and mountain districts.
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Athens
Hightauda
Southern Alps
Tabieland
Otekirts
RSL Urges Ban on Communists in Adelaide Meeting
The Federal Executive of the RSL endorsed Queensland resolutions calling on the Commonwealth and States to ban the Australian Communist Party. The plan seeks removal of government officials, expulsion from public service, and deportation of communists to prevent entry to Australia.
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RSL
Adelaide
RIB
Queensland
Commonwealth
Lqnal
Tebolution
Govvramista
Public Service
Mfcranary
Tesolution
Australie
Broadcasting Fees Spark Farm Race Broadcast Standstill
In Brisbane on Thursday a race club faces a broadcasting standoff after a decision to raise fees to all stations from ten guineas. Secretary Sloman said the ABC and AJC had pressed the club for concessions, and stations warned they may cease broadcasts if demands are not met.
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Brisbane
Broadcasterc
Sauit Furth
Q.T C
Sloman
AJC
Eagt
ABC
Ite
Doctor Removed From Register In Sydney Court Action
The Disciplinary Tribunal under the Medical Practitioners Act ordered that Dr. Damen King Patrick, 70, of init ay, be removed from the Medical Register after conviction of felony last June. Patrick and his wife Jessie Rilembeth were previously convicted of manslaughter using an instrument. Patrick was sentenced to nine months and his wife to air month.
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Sydney
Thureday
Damen King
Patrick
Jessie Rilembeth
Mwore
In The Ring Draw Fights At Leichner Field
A 12 round main event ends in a draw between fighters at Leichner Arena. The bout, titled In The Ring, featured Fred scoring 11.8 and 14 for the opposing side. Officials declare a stalemate after a closely contested championship bout.
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Fred
Rman
Leichnerd
Btedium Tostigin
Royal Canberr Associates Lead Golf Match
Mra Drew at the first hole and Penglace at the eighteenth bunker led the stroke and flag competition held yesterday. Mrs. Charlesworth won the Cia trophy with a 110 3080 net. donated by Mrs. Gorman for best nett return by a committee member. Canadian foursomes were won by the Thursday players led by Mra Cummings and Itrartin.
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Royal Canberr
Mra Drew
Penglace
Charlesworth
Ape CIA
Gorman
Mra
Cummings Me
Itrartin
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