Private residence listings and agent notices
Fractured private residence advertises 2 bedrooms in Parramatta Canberra area with rent 35/4 per week and garage. Mentions Bourchier's agency Kingstown and various agents seeking buyers or renters within months. Indicates pest and maintenance notes with unclear contact details and urged replies to Times.
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Parrametts
Canberra
Pest
Tor House
Biuth
Bourchier
Neemagency
Kingaton
Agence Wants
Emma
Benland
Clin
Consoladore
Aple
Ols Sandle
Upholstering Old Furniture Rejuvenates Heirloom Pieces
A skilled craftsman restores aged sofas chairs and cabinets, reviving fabric springs and woodwork. The service emphasizes preserving original style while upgrading cushions and finishes for lasting use. Local shop offers consultations and timeline estimates for select pieces.
Planned Berlin Wambian Power Plants Stir Debate
American authorities reveal plans for new Wambi an power plants aimed at boosting energy supply. Officials say the project, labeled byrlin, faces scrutiny over cost, environmental impact, and regional energy security.
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Wambian
Byrlin
Thurasay
Otf
Hands Off the Nation's Defences Warned by Canberra Times
The Commonwealth Government shows resolve to protect defence projects under the Defence Projects Protection Act. Section 4 defines offences including boycott or threat of boycott that hinder defence work. Prosecution requires the Attorney General or authorised official, yet critics say the government delays enforcement and questions arise over who may prosecute.
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Commonwealth
Boy ‘Ott
Besiuse Perms
Australia
Mapa
Parlement
Labour
Jule
Canberra Weather Forecast Report
Regional forecast for the southeastern districts notes scattered rain over highlands. Winds shift from north to northwest with moderate strength. The report covers a 34 hour period ending soon, citing Fairbairn as the meteorological reference.
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Fairbairn
Weather and wind gusts report from Ransom area
In the Ransom area winds reached 9 mph with gusts near 4 mph from the northwest. The tally notes slight rain and a temperature near 34 degrees as yesterday’s conditions ended. Gunterra led with 1 point while Water pliato scored 3 in the local measure.
Rugby Tour Aims to Ease Visitor Accommodation
Sydney on Thursday prepares for the Royal Tour with plans to accommodate visitors arriving for the New Zealand Rugby Union team. Premier Jiao announced government discussions at a city council meeting on possible emergency arrangements and assistance to ensure lodging for fans.
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Sydney
Jaydney
Wikely
New Zealand
Jiao
Bride Wears Elegant Costume at Governor General’s Daughter Wedding
Crowded church witnesses the daughter of the Governor General wed a Sydney University medical student. Father gives away the bride as guests include Mrs C Lucas of Cammoray and others. After ceremony a cocktail party at Admiralty House precedes the couple’s honeymoon plans.
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Cremorne
Aia
McKell
C. Lucas
Cammoray
Ian
Rome
Sydney University
Are
Lasoes
Admiralty House
Bir
Mra
Lucas Lal
Executive to See Casinet Plan for ESL Delegation
An ESL executive aims to visit Casinet next week to meet Cabinet officials and discuss the Rehabilitation Act and employee services. The trip, authorized by the AGT, will cover Monday through Wednesday with US accommodations to be arranged.
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Casinet
Mivicere
Caleusio Cantera
Panaiona
P. Kerrige
Quist Discusses Australia Tour With Lawn Officials
Melbourne Thursday reports a three way radio telephone confirmation between Bir Norman Brookes Lawn Association leaders and Quint, who spoke from Boston. The discussions touched on the Australasian tour and reactions to the team’s performances.
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Melbourne
Lawn, Tennis Association
Norman Brookes
HA. Tatth
Long Term Occupation Favoured in Japan Debate
Sydney reports a mixed view on Japan's postwar occupation with officials debating duration and governance. Notable figures discuss constitutional reform, Allied administration, and potential immigration and reconstruction plans to guide Japan toward democracy.
BONA FIDES ORGANISATIONS DISCUSS AUSTRALIA GROUPS
Sydney reports indicate a late ALLE executive may defer decisions on recommendations to unite various groups including the Austra iian-Ruaaian Society and the United Association of Women. ALP leaders push for a full investigation into alleged Communist links and plan sessions with council and university clubs.
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Sydney
ALLE
Austraiian-Ruaaian Society
Council For Culture
United Asociation of Women
Raallat Art Lhe University Labour Club
Han
Lengie
Eureka
Interference Risk Sparks Defence Act Action On Rocket Range
Australian officials warn against any boycott of the Woomera rocket range and say the Defence Projects Act will be used to protect the work. Attorney General and Premier stress no policy change, with penalties up to 5000 pounds or imprisonment for offences. In separate state coverage, Burnie reports Labour may lose majority after preferences distribution in the House of Assembly.
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Boycett
Commonwealth Agein
Neve Generale Department
Dedman
Deaman
Xatrafactory
McMennay
Brooke
Fang
Act Providen
Somance
Burnie
House of Assembly
Labour
Baas
Skymaster Forces Emergency Landing Near Bermuda
A passenger flight from Germany limped to Bermuda after two engine failures 00 miles from the Atlantic. 39 aboard included 31 children and several infants. The emergency escort by another aircraft saved the jetliner and all on board. the incident prompted safety attention.
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Bermuda
Pax Fengers
Skymaster
United States
Germany
Cie Atlenticikreece
Itn Pansenigera
Even
New Zealand Requests Building Materials From Australia
Australia reports a New Zealand request for building materials. Officials say allocations are state responsibility and a federal conference would be needed if a formal request is made.
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Australia
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Blale
Beatie Liberal Party Plans Annual Meeting Proposals
The Beate Council of the Liberal Party will hold its annual meeting to discuss proposals aimed at presenting the party's policy positively. President Spooner and other leaders seek experienced parliamentary candidates to support a future government coalition.
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Ay Army
Theresay
Beate Council
Tte
Canalder
Spooner
Country Party
Elternative
Bil
Sociaismn
Monty to Visit British Zone Berlin in Airlift Era
General Montgomery plans a visit to the British sector of Berlin to inspect the end of the Berlin airlift. He will not reach Berlin immediately and is expected to return to London on Monday.
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Monty
Berlin
Marakal
Weil
Garmany
Treaty Talks With United States Progress Report
Officials from Australia and the United States confirm ongoing negotiations on reciprocal navigation and commercial privileges. Discussions have stretched for months but no formal agreement or timetable has been established.
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United States
Enidey
Uno
S A See ks Diesel Adelaide
An article reports Premier Playford alleging a fake claim by Chifley about funds for 10 diesel electric locomotives. It states one and a quarter million pounds were allotted for the purchase and that federal transport authentication supported the expenditure. The locomotives would cover the Adelaide Melbourne route with less refueling and cost about £80,000 each.
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Adelaide
Playford
Chifley
Federal
Trenaport
Playtond
Melbourne
Police Seek Pay Increase and Aborigine Burial Note
A policeman testified before the Industrial Commission about burial of aborigines and a proposed pay raise for constables. The witness referenced annual pay of 482 and noted travels with two way radio equipment in the police tone.
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Byoney
Thursany
Justier Taylor
Industrial Commission
Outback
T. Blake
Woman Wins for Sheep Star Drenuani Tyradly Claverton
An article notes a woman winning a sheep star title at an event near Claverton with mention of Tyadly Drenuani and a keeper, referencing wartime territory and local holdings. It describes wartime era labor and land holdings, including a 1706 ho 2104 acre claim and references to subsidies and trades hall discussions.
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Drenuani Tyadly Claverton
Miensen
Las Graham
Aero
Land Ringer
S A to Investigate Atomic Power Development
An Adelaide report notes Premier Playford plans to investigate atomic power as a major project for South Australia. The article highlights SA’s early interest in atomic research and its emphasis on large scale power development for the state.
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Adelaide
Peter
Playford
Australie
Kro
Australia
Atomic Power
South Australia
Trampled Death Shocks Barwis Search Efforts
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a trampled death linked to a Barwis search operation. Mentions of Renan and an event titled The Tunows with unclear relation to the investigation. Citations are incomplete and key details are obscured in the text.
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Catalin
Renan
Aura
Mr. Tied
Roper Hiver
Mm Reute
Corey
Mattres
Amcor
Sam Chie
Man Killed In Fall From Hold Suspect Shielded By Crowd
Police traced a fatal incident to a held crowd disturbance at a Nova scene. Witnesses described a man being tossed into a pit and Grace flung downward, with authorities noting a suspected assault amid a chaotic event.
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Rydney
Neill Pier
Grace
Metindd
Jerislante
Inspectors Review School Problems at Australasian Conference
Mr White of the Institute of Inspectors of Schools says uniformity in syllabi is not essential but some standardization could be valuable. Senior Inspector of Schools in New Zealand Mr Stubbs notes urgency for schools and students to align with broad European educational aims.
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Bydney
Thursas
Austratte
Wax
W. “Institute
T. A. White
White
Australia
Noene Goth
New Zealand
Ar Stubbs
AUP
Eraladinine World Society
Europe
Retiring U S Army General Remarks on Japan
General fears were voiced in Tokyo as Lieutenant General Robert Eichelberger, retiring commander of the American forces in the Pacific, commented on postwar concerns regarding Japan. He discussed regional security, occupation plans, and the need for careful demobilization. The remarks reflect caution about the transition from war to peace.
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Japan
Sydney
Peniampataryen
Kimperor Irahito
Sojonel Ryan
Tymia
Hirohita
Ie Pat
Imma
Brien
Ar. Fevnarll
Lenath
Mac Arthae
Mr Caswell
Australle
Hayleranta
Moore
Hatekuide
French Elections Rally Marks Postponed national event
Vague garbled OCR text notes a rally connected to French elections and a national assembly event. It mentions October, December, and Gaulle in a fragmentary context, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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Ferro
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