Australian vigor in sport and national life described
The passage extols Australian sporting vigor and national character, contrasting with the United States and praising Australians for contributing to development and peaceful progress. It notes the strong population, intellectual prowess, and the role of sport in national life while affirming Australians as capable, active participants in their nation’s growth.
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United State
Davie Sap
Nena
New Zealand
Australia
Federal court challenge tests1965 price control act
A fragmented report describes a Federal Court action over the validity of a 1945 South Wales Prices Regulations Act. The Crown Law Office seeks to determine if the act affects basic foods and clothing. The decision concerns price regulation and potential immediate legislation pending High Court review.
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Viaasee
Cape Syme
Flag
Crown Law Office
High Court
Finnan
Flood Waters Recede at Kempsey in Christmas Flood
Sydney reports rising relief efforts as Kempsey floodwaters ease. Death toll reaches two with police warning more deaths likely. Streets remain blocked, rescue operations continue, and water supply restoration begins. Emergency provisions arrive from Newcastle and Maitland, while an appeal for clothing and food aids victims.
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Sydney
Kempsey
Maud Wee
Famous Viennese singer to visit Canberra
A renowned Viennese soprano, Maria Elisabet Schwargxopt, is scheduled for a Canberra visit. The article traces her early life, musical training, and rise through European stages, including tutelage under Gwendolyn Byrne and engagements with the Vienna State Opera and the Philharmonia Orchestra.
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Canberra
Vialt Caniberra
Kilambett
Elisabet
Pians
LY de Soria
Frash Marfin
Conan Philharmonia Orshestra
England
Bine Bonotold
Wre Arta
Gwendolyn Byrne
Bert Yomba
Solomon's Rides
Mother Helpless to Save Child in Flat Fire
A house fire traps a mother and children in a flat. The mother cannot save the child as flames spread across the room. Firemen work to rescue others, but the loss is heavy. The report notes the blaze damaged the dwelling and surrounding interiors.
Group Care for Children Sparks University Conference Debate
At a university gathering in Australia, experts discuss adjusting children into group care. Dr J. Wostouk leads the session on forming age appropriate groupings, aiming to foster belonging while handling regimental emphasis and physical needs. The program reports higher average intelligence in certain groups and explores readiness stages for gradual integration.
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Apne de Anny
University of Want Australia
Association
Eaildren
Royer
Chikires
Dres
Rai
Carr
Sneage
J. Wostouk
Med.acon
Seaman Snabet Pete
Curt
Adr
Socialist in Section Fight Reported in Park Town
In a chaotic debate described by witnesses, Deputy Leader of the Opposition argued that the Labour policy is the tool of a totalitarian bloc. He accused Public Secretary Mir ChiBey of endorsing fascist rhetoric and warned of government overreach in social and economic codes.
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Aydney
Munday
J. Mardaon
Atarrison
Mir ChiBey
Polley
Mr. Chifey
Canberra Weather Forecast Record 24 Hour Outlook
Canberra forecast notes a Monday start with temperature around 50.374 and 28.1 degrees, sunrise at 8 am, wind North West at 15 to 20 mph. Minimum 22 degrees expected, with a 30 pm gust period and possible rain frame 2.8. Forecast from meteorological station lists 24 hour outlook commencing yesterday.
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Canberra
Arunictet
TAN Degre
Pam
Bai
AUB
Nate Frame
Grace
Mabatrium
Drover Aircraft Portaa Weather Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe storms, fog patches, and winds near Drover aircraft port. Mentions marines delivery, soundings, and a coded notice. includes garbled entries for Haviland and Bucksiows with unclear operations.
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Hastera
axDrEy
Gee Oon
Bing
de Haviland Caimfall
Fertory
Bucksiows
Haina
Weil
Laas Dawes
Byaney
CanberraGovernor decorates officials in reception yesterday
Vice Regal presented honors at Government House in Canberra with Governor General W J McKell presiding in a formal reception. The event celebrated service and achievements in wartime administration.
Decorations Presented by Governor General in Canberra
Government House Canberra ceremony awarded the Governor General’s insignia and decorations. Recipients include CMG Revaves and QB Major Hower Wiltrea, with nursing honors and the Royal Hed Cross presented. The Governor-General’s Military Secretary, attached to His Excellency’s state, serves in the ceremony.
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Geners
MuKull
Government House
Canberra
CMG
Revaves
Royal
Fiat Ci
Josephine
Mary
Canberra art clue tribute to the late Mr Ziggel
A Canberra art group paid tribute to the late Ziggel noting his natural talent and artistic training. The funeral was held yesterday with attendees including foundation members of the Canberra Art Club and The Art Society of Canberra, reflecting on his modest, sincere character.
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Canberra
MR. Ziggel
Ate Age
Canberre An
J. B
Ziguel
Hehowi
Melbourne
Bernierd Hall
Satrx Neltwom
Artista’ Bociety of
Canieris
Principal of Varsity College Plans U S A Visit
The principal of Varsity College, Protasant Herbert Burton, will travel from Canberra to tour the United States and United Kingdom for approximately six months. He aims to advance university education and cultural understanding through personal contact with colleagues and students, highlighting the college’s goal to foster international exchange.
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Varsity College
U.S.A
Canberra Uniiversity College
Protasant
Herbert Burton
Profeame Flurton
Lendora
Seong Alatary
Ara
Ey Inividuala
Austalla
Vie BesUah
Atu Jational
Hiroshima Casualties At 210000 Reported By Mayor
Fragmentary wartime notice states Hiroshima casualties range between 210000 and 40000 with a broadcast from the mayor and weekly recordings. It cites estimates before and after the attack, mentioning 3000 Japanese and other figures, amid casualty claims by US forces.
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New York
Mongey
Hiroshima
All Fame
Waa
Hiroshime Amdaw
Bhimso
Haniel
Japaneaei
Tre Us
Cesneltien Butween
Paul Robeson Seeks Ku Klux Investigation
Paul Robeson demanded an investigation into Ku Klux activity after a riot during a protest night. The event disrupted a demonstration, with injuries reported as counter-protesters clashed with supporters and police and the mood described as part of a campaign against progressive forces.
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Paul Robeson
KU Klux Investigation
New York
Dewey
Peck
T A A Refused More Petrol for Services
The Australian National Airlines Commission rejected a request for an increased petrol allowance for services after consultations with the Prime Minister. The authority stated no additions to supplies and suggested applying to Parliament for reductions if needed, while the Federal Government planned a petrol rationing policy.
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Ith Ae
Rar Hs. Eri
Miniwr
Air Ble
Cenketart
Atrines
Cocomesion
Aletines
Gomtlaslon
Wrich Conduct Taa
Peerol
Victoria Defers Decision On Petrol Rations
Melbourne cabinet defers action on petrol rationing pending a Thursday meeting with deputations from the Victorian automobile clubs and motor trade bodies. No decision will be taken until Parliament passes a law. Senator Ashby denied knowledge of private company petrol applications.
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Victoria
Melboutene
Thoredey
Promier
Mtr. Holiway
Rovel Automative Club of Victoria
Honig
Ashixy
Resport
I Petrol Troy Usain
Rigetrone Industrien Ltd
AWG Warner
Hia
Warner
Merutes
Judge extends order halting deportation of 38 Chinese aliens
In Melbourne court, Mr Justice William extended injunctions restraining the Commonwealth and Immigration Minister Calwell from deporting 38 Chinese aliens held at Long Ray Gaol. He ordered their release on recognisance and reported daily to police, with further hearings to follow after a Crown case is prepared. remarks by Justice Willan and comments from Mr Calwell and Mr Hollway are noted as the case moves forward.
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Hien Court
Justice Williame
Commonwealth
Minister For Immigration
Calwell
Long Ray Gaal
Regent Street
Bation
Willjame
Tuewy
Justice Owen
Justice Willan
Mir
Holmes
Miniater
Truck Driver Convicted on Drink Driving Charge
A Garipoer man was sentenced today by the Parramatta Court on a charge of driving a vehicle while intoxicated. The man, a truck driver, admitted to being under the influence when stopped.
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Saxwells Pomiecn
Ganpoer Waa
UN Thera Kaa
Parramatta
Loire
Flood Relief Fund Established by Commonwealth and NRW
The Commonwealth and NRW Governments set up a special investigating committee to assess damage and will contribute up to £20,000 for relief. Prime Minister Greifey announced the committee, which will administer the fund similarly to past relief efforts, with eligibility tied to primary producers and affected communities.
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Commonwealth
NRW
Cgraf
Gnifey
McCier
Ty Vie Comantees
Red Cross appeal for clothing for flood victims
The Red Cross launches an appeal for clothing to aid flood victims. Officials say the effort will continue, with three tons of clothing already received from Canberra, Goulburn, and Queanbeyan. Collection depots are set up, and distribution will be organized through junior volunteers and staff.
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Red Cross
Oreer
Stanton
Canberra
Sromm Iie
Momir i Toe
Wi.stevenson
Red Cross Citeloa Fur
Datrenacd
Yaan
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
N Z Express Derailed on Viaduct
An NZ express derailed on a viaduct near Ellington on a Monday. Emergencies halted the train as it toppled, with the locomotive and two cars thrown 200 feet. Warned by signals, the passengers escaped before disaster. Three hours later the train crawled free with three hours of tumult.
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Ellington
Coal Tribunal to Hear Long Service Claim
The Coal Tribunal under Mr. F Cealegher set to hear the long service claim amid the coal strike. Mr Gallagher will hear if the federation can bear the burden as miners seek cut in working hours from 40 to 3. The hearing, delayed by strike, may reopen with new evidence on changed circumstances and production impacts of about 1000 ton per day.
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Toney Seay
F. Cealegher
Munday
Callagher
Tring
Gallawner
Ina Redaion
Minera’ Fede Honta Trator
Tatela Alero
Willan
Tony Wervicn
Gallagher
Civic Management Meeting Delayed by Clerical Errors
Town Clerk of Hobaet ir reports federal delays and cautions that no official statement may be issued until the September 18 Interior report. Committees postpone until September as 80 delegates are assembled for a People Convention. The executive aims to draft a comprehensive agenda from motions submitted to fill the advisory council and posts the secretary role for works and housing.
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Hobaet
Juttruen
Fr. U. Elite
Aald
Lo Phannon
Momburn
Ihr Advissory Council
Wells
Mme
Interne
Works
Hoult
McEretariey
Gree Depactovents
Sabotage at Catalina migrant ship looms after blast
Detectives and tech experts investigated a disaster aboard the Catalina migrant ship. An explosive device damaged the vessel killing or injuring occupants as authorities probe whether retaliation or other motives sparked the attack.
Melbourne High Court Case Details on Deportation and Bail
A Melbourne High Court hearing discusses government plans to remove absorbent detainees under a wartime act. The judge and counsel debate deportation, appeal procedures, and conditions of bail including a 200 pound surety. a temporary stay on certain actions is noted.
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Melbourne
Noncayer Hk Aldereian
W High Court
Deslat
Dumtice Owen Dison
Pl High Court
Mick
Obituary for Evie G Cahill Veteran of the Army and Territorial Era
Evie G Cahill, aged 24, longtime member of the younger Ae ye aceimental devi wt, died after serving with FAVA during the Or River or Territory era. The burial and funeral proceeded with trite ceremonial rites by parish, with foreign envoy carol not Canter attending.
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Dannagua
Caf
Pacrick
Chestootens
Fe Exparnanen
Eixteewal
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