World Church Appeals for Peace and International Cooperation
Church leaders urged a global pause on aggression citing the need for international reconciliation. The council endorsed a report advocating restraint, removal of coercion, and reliance on impartial inquiry to prevent war and fear, while warning against ideological conflict and nuclear weapons.
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Tome Weatt
Ametin
Ita
Viporoda
Othar
Sonia
Nudle
Professor Injured In Two Vehicle Collisions
Local reports detail Dr. Proreasor i. 6, of Fors rest, admitted to Canberra Community Hospital after two separate accidents on the Cooyong Mort roads. He sustained injuries with other drivers, including Kenneth Morey and John Tognelin, treated at Canberra Hospital and later discharged. Several vehicles involved near Mort and Cooyong Boulevards, Bradton, with damage and pedestrians affected.
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Ibe
Fors Rest
Canverre
Canberra
Murray’ Uiry
Queanbeyan
Coin Morey
Kenneth
Crow Ker
Byansy
Camberra City
Canberra Hospital
Mort and
Cooyong
Btfesty
Bradton
John "Tognelin
sAinal
Tolin Morley
David
Itis Pamenuer
Tan Berta Aveo
Barras Bireot
Alder Hildrid
Pew Street
Conner
Detyne Johnson
Ot Murray
Minoe
Weather and Forecase Fragments Highlight Regional Update
A blotchy weather item from the Meteorogical Station Paustalen details a 24 hour forecast with mild to moderate winds from the northwest, scattered clouds, and a cold night ahead. Regional notes warn of frost for morning hours and brisk winds, with temperatures in the upper forties to near fifty.
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Laremeyer
Keanber
Aide
Boris
Goth
Worth
Ino Fn
Aiemagg Wil
Cankerha
Paustalen
Mederais
Haat Struit
Eibgurme
Brisbane
Veto Power in Security Council Blocked Action
A discussion of the United Nations veto power and its impact on prompt action against aggression. It notes Western bloc tensions, Korea War context, and the risk that vetoes hinder decisive measures, urging reform to allow quicker counter action by the Security Council or General Assembly if needed.
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Altmough Abey
Nations General Assembly
Security Council
Non
Vy Australia
Perseyjce
United Nations
Rumlu
Nak
Neeth
Korea
Micaslae
Od Nationa
Susan
Miimain
United Nationan Lap ‘Rm
Lake With
Ye Tussian Wero
China
Lin Amareaa
Axt
Pelee
Car nuisance at Manuka Oval crowds the stands
Spectators report a parking and crowding problem at Manuka Oval during a Saturday night match. Cars blocked exits and views, forcing owners to seek alternative vantage points as police and stadium staff struggled to manage the flow. Local suburbs noted gridlock and complaints heightened by limited entry and exit routes.
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Manuka “Oval
Wermi
Ana Toad
Pirates
Yylleachers
Inspect Army Medical Services In Far East Visit
Officials state Major General Norcia will lead a delegation to review Army medical services in the Far East with the aim of assessing facilities, personnel, and readiness. The mission includes discussions on coordination with Allied partners and potential improvements in regional medical support. The trip plans to depart Australia midweek with Hong Kong as a key stop.
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Far East
Areny
Kinxatey Sores
Wil Vial
Alent
Fonva
United Blatt
Whonhinin
Army
Francia
Mejor-flenaral Nor
Unclear report on unidentified bodies found near Mildura
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two unidentified individuals found in Mildura region with attempts at identification deemed impossible. Police recovered a body from a well concealed spot in scrub and a second body via river search. Further details were obscured by errors in the source text.
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Airbourne
Bunny
Dulles
Vieto
Careual
Miduea
Childees
Pollee Towlay
Resignation Friction Marks Police Force Case
A constable, pressured by internal forces, resigns amid charges against Roger Walker a traveler from Elisabeth Ray. Central Court heard testimonies including a rain witness. Beavers measured the case involving Sargeant Davie who allegedly urged a false statement from the constable and threatened Walker.
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Rydney Bunday
John Biekner
Darlinghurat
Owision
Palice Forcy
Beavers
Diminun
Skalnet Walker
Reavers
Davie
Pebbet
Meavere
Tad Callest
Turner Protest on Ambulance Charges
Turner Progen arid Welfare Aesociation members voiced objections to ambulance service charges at a Friday meeting. Speakers claimed the protest targeted rate increases and noted travel restrictions and double parking complaints near Civic Centre. The council planned further discussion at the next welfare meeting.
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Turner
Serbulance
Turner Progen Arid Welfare
Peroni
IE Wan
Ae Ange
ACT
Doubla
Peagreas and Welfare Council
Tea Prices Advance Under Controller of Prices Rules
Sydney reports price controls set new tea costs as retailers may raise by 1 shilling and 1 penny per pound for metropolitan sales from Monday. The Prices Minister announced the new tariff with 3d overtrade and 2s 8d for second-grade varieties, applying to city shops and spreading to country districts.
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T. Y
Williamacn Annensiem
Nsw
Sydney
Fea
Wanoprae “Rhe
Landa
Ovatrade
Graite
Thane Pricea
D'Strista i Caver
Chafpos
Army Defends Sea Dumping of Ammunition
Army officials defend the disposal of about 400 tons of old ammunition dumped at sea off Sydney two weeks ago. The manager said thousands of pounds worth of metal was routinely cleared, with claims the process had government approval and involved substantial costs.
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Bydney
I Bydney
Army
Apaeabion
Iworth Grout
Jillion
Peer Tentorest Avrouehout
Safety Sought In Heavy Motor Vehicles
A conference on motor vehicle safety seeks to improve standards for heavy vehicles. Minister for Transport Senator McLeay notes vital aspects include performance and equipment, with over 20 essential standards already in place. The gathering will discuss maximum length height and carrying capacity and whether certain types of motor vehicles should be allowed on the front of vehicles.
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Sytvey Rey
Ennier
Awanaport
Sali
Pune
Cricket Council Moves to Cooma Amid Plan for 1946 Season
The Cricket Council votes to move the 1946 Cooma matches from Canberra to Cooma with trials and trials. Northern and southern cone matches will be held across regions to aid Monaro team selection. A trial match in Goulburn is planned with combined events and a permanent centre debated.
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Monro
Ewatrta Anit
Gcelohes Counsit
Coors
Cooma
Sap
Canberra
Witradef
Bane
wLablhiee
Goulburt
Yam
Grookwall
Thy Ace
Monary
Monaro
T Chatamuidee
IGG
Goulburn
Smithern
Chine
Cinveren
NG Creker
NG Creker Anocons
Fennys
Ae Wateys
Yamin
Selentory
Sheere Rubin
Jeffreys
Deerentin
Prion
Stonkseg
Lotteries Job Given to Premier's Secretary
The cabinet appoints Mr Tallentire as secretary to the premier replacing Quinlanwilde as extened. Premier Latine faces questions over the deputy’s promotion while a cabinet reshuffle echoes similar moves to judges and board heads. The change signals a potential broadened role for the premier’s aide and shifts in state Latiener oversight.
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Aruewr
Yin
Quinlanwilde
Weullestay
CT Faflentire
Tallentire
Driving Offences Alleged in Canberra Court Appearance
Two men were aiding police on Saturday and charged with driving while under the influence and negligent driving. Both were released on bail of £20 and will appear before the Canberra Court.
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Southeren
Devin Mator Ehieles
Relewand
Mypenr
Canberra
Sien
Australian Anglican Move Discusses Reconciliation Motives
A report on an annual Anglican Men's Movement conference outlines aims to reconcile East and West in Australia. Speakers debate peaceful cooperation for national welfare, with references to Attlee and Churchill and calls to welcome Mr. Attlee for his leadership on postwar foreign policy and democratic values.
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Oler National
Atle
Rmtajra
Dcen
Burgmanwald
Grant Bellato
Neo
Winston Churchill
Anthony
Fen
Anil
Hurgmann
Attler
Kane
Ferenor
Rainey
K J, Clemente
Mr J. Baldwin
Sureunibatyah Wand Pol
Averetary
WW. Retary
Labour Welcome To Mr. Attlee AYONTY
A disrupted fragment shows Labour leader Attlee welcomed in Parliament by the Opposition in the House of Commons. The text is garbled with several incomplete phrases and names, but implies a political event involving Mr Attlee and opposition reception.
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Byatt
Atatea
Atatralia
Amesra
Dr. Yatt
Attlee
Bie
Katt
Attles
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Brita Conmonwanith
House of Commons
Cities
Labour
Maori Delegate To MRA Heads To Sydney
A Maori chief is chosen as a representative of his race at the Thieraadlomal Assembly for Moyre Rearmament, with possible alliance to Sydney delegates. The selection names Major Kahl and traces lineage to Cape Switsepland, linking Maori leadership to Australasian delegates in Awitmert.
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Sydney
Thieraadlomal
Ownten
Cape
Switsepland
I Mee
Kahl Warwwirs
Kape
New
City Bowling Club to Raise Membership Costs
The City Bowling Club discussed doubling full membership from three guineas to a higher rate and implementing a substantial increase in fees. The annual meeting covered finances, past president W Howe’s jubilee preparations, club improvements, and plans with departments and district clubs amid a growing membership of 235 and rising social activity.
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Canberra
Department of the Interior
Seemabern
Guinea
Vt Ue
W. Howe
Ashbury
Campalr
Fuse Bay
Rienmong
Neweaxtie
Adamstown
Hamilton
Newhal Hwy
Goulbure Roadways
Captain Mat
Yassoli
Cemp
M. Hancock Virereciente
Mesarx
Ditchet
Robern
Doran
C. Smith Teeanuroy
A. Knight
Assiant
Lew Ball
Tole
Mayier R
Alder
Mr Favs
Nelson
Canberra Bowling Club Meeting and Election Details
Canberra Bowling Club held a meeting with officers and members discussing actions and voting. The agenda included elections with players and committee roles named while addressing membership, attendance, and financial matters.
Aero Club Pilots Compete in Forced Landing
Canberra Aero Club held a forced landing competition as pilots and spectators gathered at the aerodrome. Dozens of entrants, including student and private pilots, tested landing skills in a constrained area after an engine flare up. Instructors reviewed results and noted a fourth plane expected soon as training preparations continued.
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Aero Club
Arore van
Canberra Aero Club Noid
Iadio
Thovn
Eto
Theor
Fer
Clubs plan protest over hours poll debate
A deputation from the Registered Club Association urged changes to poll hours and a referendum on closing times. President Mr Ganon warned that clubs would be barred from serving members on Sundays and questioned the push for 10 o'clock closing.
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Dier
Hiquar Tours
Pe Ganon
Dewiiern
Ganon
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