Electoral tolla and waivers at Canberra TB drive notice
A fragmentary public notice from Canberra urges residents to complete health screening and chest x rays for tuberculosis. It lists dates and venues including Presbyterian Church Hall and TB campaign contact details, inviting over age four newcomers and locals to participate and assist by informing others.
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Ala Reciente
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Enquirice Tylepione
Canberra Fos Extandan
Ploame
Labour increases majority in Werriwa by election
Reporting on the Werriwa by election after the death of MP Hi P Lamar, Labour's lead expanded to about 16 618 over the Liberal candidate with a total vote showing Labour ahead by 4a7 in 1959. Observers noted a strong Labour majority due to government spending and policy support, while Whitlam’s family background and education highlighted his long public service path.
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Ready Response Ta New Library For Children
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Liveariane
Death of Mrs Kenny Prompts National Reflection
Fragmentary report on the death of Mrs Kenny describing her illness and the arrival of a new antithrombic drug from New York. Dr Ogden notes deterioration, while Dr Evatt offers tributes praising her strength and service, as the nation mourns a prominent figure's passing.
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Record Extensions Of Postal Services
The report outlines a major expansion of postal services including the widening of capital works and higher post office coverage to 10 000 offices affecting urban, town, and rural areas. It notes a jump in telephone subscribers and new road mail services, with costs rising to 62 200 000 and trunk-line networks extended to key cities and regions, reflecting a broader government program.
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YMCA NOTES on Camberrs and Vikings at Westward Mall
Fragmented YMCA notes describe a rural area program with the Menivere of Swamy, Camberrs Find event, and soccer and volleyball groups. It mentions Clark Sydney Canberra Clade, a reopening, and a fundraiser, with 260 held at the King George Memorial exchanges and a forthcoming camp for one Timnual elephant exchange.
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Canberra
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Government Housing Details Sent To William Slim
Government housing notes sent to William Slim outline plans and timing for a project in Australia. Details reference a March timeframe, with officials indicating no immediate construction activity but ongoing coordination and anticipated maintenance.
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William Slim
New Fibre Aims to Solve Wool Pack Problem
Fragmented report notes new fibre developed in Pakistan and manufactured in England. It could replace jute in wool packs, reducing supply disruption and improving packing efficiency for the wool industry. Early trials by an experimental group show potential to make the industry independent of distant imports.
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Anetralin
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Pakistan
Australian Margarine Quotas Spark Public Debate
The piece argues Australia imposes strict margarine production limits to protect butter exports. It cites low per capita margarine use in Australia versus Denmark, Britain, and the U S, urging freedom for housewives to choose margarine and noting limited total production quotas across states.
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New Stamp Issues in 1953 Announced
Government announces 1953 stamp program with Queen Elizabeth II portraits replacing King George VI designs. Plans include stamps for butter beef and wheat production, coronation pages, and commemorative issues tied to royal and territorial milestones.
First quality hens rise in egg prices to new levels
The NAW board secretary and local producers report higher costs since December. Prices for first quality eggs will rise to 3/5 dozen with wholesale and retail adjustments across sizes while production costs push the market.
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Weather outlook for Tempe and surrounding area
Meteorological bulletin reports fair skies and warm temperatures with scattered afternoon thunderstorms possible. Winds vary from NW to SE at 6 to 20 mph, gusts up to 20 mph, high near 80s Fahrenheit during the day, cooling near 60s at night.
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Federal Golf Club Slabieford Event Recap and Scores
The Federal Golf Club meet at Galiniay was won by Br. O. J. Ratford as foursomes and singles produced tight play. Max Stildram led with Hare Pringle and Doug Reynolds guiding Beckumars to a late rally, while Corkulivan and partner struggled at 13 holes.
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Galiniay
Br. O. J
Nursery School Parents Aid Department Meeting
A central meeting of the Paremtu and Friends Association discussed the Centers Nursery School functions and the need for support from the Department of the Interior. The group plans future steps to address increasing enrollment and staffing, with officials from the department being courted for cooperation.
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Department of the Interior
Predicts Labour Victory in Australian Election
Sunday Australian correspondent Ray Gurthoys cites widespread Liberal unpopularity linked to government attempts to wipe out rebellion. He predicts a decisive Labour victory and a defeat for the current government at the next election.
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Bradfield ALP Candidate Seeks United Front
The text shows fragmented references to an ALP candidate in Bradfield and related political notes. It mentions other names and party activity but details are unclear. The piece appears damaged with garbled words and stray fragments.
Canberra Team Selections for Western Districts Meet
A Canberra based team is named for a Western Districts event with selections across multiple clubs and officials. Key figures include President Dibbe and manager Drop, with twenty four players listed and travel details toward Goulburn and Canberra venues. Several named supporters and officials stand in, while distinct clubs and individuals across Canberra and surrounding areas are noted for duties and attendance.
New York Time Report on International Trade Council
A New York Times report discusses a proposed cooperative economic venture by the United Bloc Council of the Internet Chamber of Commerce. It suggests a government backed program to boost global trade and digital cooperation, aiming for a new major spring initiative.
St Patrick's Club Championship Review and Winners
Fragmentary OCR notes outline results and participants in the St Patrick's Club Championship. Names mentioned include Miss Quealy Seah, O’Neill, Pansy Viter, and Sabot Chempionnhip with various awards and dates. The record is incomplete and requires clarification of event outcomes and full participant list.
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Surety
Trawler Captain Drowned Amid Net Accident
A trawler captain died after becoming entangled in a net during a fishing voyage near the coast. The crew attempted to free him but he succumbed as the vessel battled rough seas and the men struggled to manage the gear. The incident is under inquiry by local maritime authorities.
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Loway Sellen
Gedo Heland
Capain Booth
St John’s Fete Raises £500 At Albert Hall
Local fete at the Albert Hall raises about £500 for St John’s Church in Kingland. Attended by around 100 visitors, stalls offered produce, needlework, and games with children’s activities and a whist drive. Organizers credit the event to the Women’s Guild and volunteers, noting strong support from families and local residents.
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Brothers Drown in Tragedy at Picnic Party
Two young brothers drowned during a family picnic near Windsor Bridge after wading into floodwaters. Passersby and a local man named Gordon assisted with rescue efforts but both youths succumbed on the way to hospital. Authorities investigated the incident as a fatal drowning at a rural gathering.
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Blood trail leads to wanted man in Potts Field
A blood trail led to a wanted man, identified as 24 year old De Rearnhy, with links to Vale Street and Potts area. Police report unclear details but indicate a link to a recent incident near Chrome, with injuries and a manhunt underway.
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