Thanks from Kinsey and Canberra hospital staff
Kinsey Coupeway Canberra wishes to thank electives friesda and neigh bourse for kindnesses shown in the recent event. Acknowledgments to Abeal tributes and to dealer mile Vink the Teves Turn Tail Meleod Allan and Arthur, the footar attending, kod matron Wa at Canberra Hospital.
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Allan
Arthur
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Advertisement submission rules at The Canberra Times center
The Canberra Times ad section outlines advertiser responsibilities and court liability. It requires careful copy, plain ink writing, and adherence to publication dates. Ads not compliant may be held over or refused, with responsibility resting on the advertiser.
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Rulas
Plastic products era urged by industry leaders at annual meeting
At the forty-fifth annual meeting of the American Association for Testing Materials experts urged that plastics from wood pulp could replace traditional materials. Prof Albert Easton White of the University of Michigan stressed ongoing research, noting thousands are engaged in this field in the United States. He warned that if not supported, applied research may stagnate, hindering progress in agriculture, communications, transportation, public health, energy, and industry.
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I College and Universsity Laboratories
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Bocaty
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United States
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Charles Goodyear
Bamuel Morse
Profesor
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Hague mediation urged as Europe seeks Polish settlement
Observers note a renewed push for a five power conference at The Hague to discuss the Polish dispute and international order. Belgium’s Leopold and Queen Wilhelmina offered mediation among Britain France Poland Germany and Italy while Poland accepts and Germany weighs negotiation. The piece recalls 1899 Hague Conference shaping arms limitation and laws of war, urging a return to Hague deliberations to restore order and avert further conflict.
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Europe
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Belgium
Wilhelmina
Holland
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France
Poland
Germany
Italy
Danzig
le Hague
Coedinge
le Haguer
Budget to be Presented in Commonwealth Session
In Melbourne on Wednesday the Commonwealth Parliament plans a week of budget activity with the main business the defence budget. Mr Menzies will introduce a 34 million pound defence appropriation, with a possible supplementary budget if war risks rise. Adjournment to Monday and meetings through Wednesday mark the unsettled international scene. Ministers abroad and in NSW await contact as debate on foreign affairs looms.
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Casinet
Menzies
Melbourne
Canberra
Manslea
New South Wales
Europe War Updates Show Polish German Tensions and Italy Measures
The Warsaw desk notes German Polish minority exchanges discussed by press outlets, Polish rumors of Danzig unrest, and calls for Poles to report. Rome broadcaste rs warn evacuations, fuel curbs, and closures while Italy mobilizes two new ships. An American voyage home faces criticism of President Roosevelt amid global strain.
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Foltah Zee
Warsaw
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aMeral
Gasette Pol Ka
Danzig
Anipyaras
Dangigere
Italien
Tyrol
Italy
Rome
Associated Press
Munroe
Roosevelt
Drive for Poland dominates wartime press mosaic
A chaotic diorama of European dispatches from London Paris and Rome outlines propaganda, neutrality talks, and diplomatic moves. German Italy and French papers weigh responses to France Britain and Poland with references to Moscow talks and possible treaties amid rising war tensions.
Italian Fascist Attacked A Swiss Frontline Control Claim
The report notes that Swiss authorities claim the Swiss Army has taken control of railways and hospitals amid tensions. The message from Berne suggests the federal council misstepped in the frontier situation.
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Roi Berne
Tueday
Qounell
France Rushes to Colours as War Mobilizes Nation
Paris reports a surge of fervor as France mobilizes for conflict. Ten thousand Americans pledge to form a division and hundreds of Russians join. A father in Angoulême brings his five children to a police station, saying there was no one to care for them. A village tolls bells for a young mother who died while her husband was called to duty.
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Bourgeoiis
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Angaule
Nealours
Wheat stabilisation plan debated at ports Melbourne
The Commonwealth Cabinet discussed wheat industry stabilisation this afternoon. A scheme aiming to return 3/4 bushel to port growers and a possible bounty was outlined, contingent on Victoria's cooperation and state discussions. Negotiations with states continue amid financial concerns and possible parliamentary action next week.
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Victoria
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Peppeut
Soybean as Motor Fuel in the Empire Area
An English report notes soybean growth and export figures, with references to Manchuria and Kareean. It mentions large cultivation under the empire and potential use as motor fuel, alongside notes on production in Australia New Zealand Canada and other regions. The text reflects early 20th century agricultural experimentation.
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Aingland
Canada
New Zealand
Mars life possibility studied by Toronto scientist
Dr Peter Mithinian of the University of Toronto used a telescope to examine light from various parts of Mars. He collected about 200 apertures from the planet’s disk to assess whether plants and animals could exist there.
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Yarlaua Parte
Weather Melbourne Report Passes Through Confusing Notes
The Melbourne weather note describes variable conditions with uncertain wording about wind, temperatures, and supply effects. It mentions a 44.8 degree reading, 972 inches, and planned measures by supply ministers, but text is garbled with stray phrases and incomplete data.
Mobilization and rail crisis hit Germany wartime notes
Warsaw and Vienna dispatches report Germany secret mobilization and rail restrictions for private passengers. Gestapo activity rises as Britain seizes ships bound for Egyptian ports. Luxemburg replies to neutrality pledge as France signals vigilance. Italy's premier meets with ministers to discuss wartime precautions.
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la Mnt
Berlin
Vienna
Dimon
Gestapo
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Hax
Mohmed Husha Mahmud
Imperial Airways and KLM Extend Asia Australia Flights
London reports Imperial Airways and KLM continuing services to Australia and French line to Benker while the Talley and German Mediterranean services have been cancelled.
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Imperial Airways
KLM
Australia
Benker
Talley
Baer
Breakaway Lang Labour Party Hints Lead to Meeting
Sydney reports a breakaway Lang Labour movement meeting at Trades Hall following an executive gathering. The group plans a joint meeting with Mr Lang and branch leaders to discuss unity and leadership chances in New South Wales. Some officials oppose actions from the unity conference as a parliamentary caucus dispute continues.
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Lang Labour Party
Lang
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Menzies Flags Cautious Outlook After Britain Talks
In Melbourne tonight Prime Minister Menzies warned that though progress is possible, the crisis is not over. He cautioned that solving one problem does not settle Europe’s fate as new law and international developments unfold. Commonwealth ministers maintain unity with Britain as they assess the situation.
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Melbourne
Ar. Menzies
Propfem
Europe
Crinly
Lawdon
Guarding Sydney's Water Supply During War Times
The metropolitan water system is protected around the clock by patrols as government authorities prepare for possible wartime conditions. Militia duties and defense measures are coordinated with Canberra departments, with state officials outlining war-time preparations and mobilization plans for defense work and coastal guarding.
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Wadnesday
Inkon
Vera Math
Canberra
Aelat
Imilar
Uci
Ctisle
Port Kemble
Britain Will Honour War Credence Amid European Conflict
Britain faces European pressure as conscription debates rise in Ontario and allied governments. Premier Hepburn signals resolve, stating Britain will honor commitments despite wartime strains and supply concerns.
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