Relatives Attend Funeral Service for Mrs Reynolds
The Reynolds family and others gather for the funeral of Mrs Simbel Raynolda at Canerra Community Cemetery. The ceremony starts at 2:20 PM with the cortege from Crawfont Queenbeyan area. Attendees include Edward Meynolds fly and local mourners, with arrangements by O Rourkes and the Cenberval Lib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Willians
Edward Meynolds
Simbel ‘Raynolda
Dan Chueh
A. Andres
General Cemetery
Cory
O'Rourkes
Sid Crawfont
Queenbeyen
Obituary Notice for Wile tim James Waldrum Watson
The death occurred at the Canes bere Frogprial yeeleriay of Mr. Wile tim James Walaom of Com Street. iAinatie, at thy age of 14 ywark The Iie Mn, Watson wan wallunown Cesar naii, to Gha an BE yeare aga For Waine time he werd for the Birt mount of the Interior and the Parke d Garden section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watbon
Wile
Tim James Walaom
Com Street
iAinatie
Iie
Watson Wan Wallunown
Cesar Naii
AWA
Canberra
Music Examinations Reported With Several Candidates
Fragmentary notes describe music examinations held on September 8 with candidates including Margaret Cameron Margaret Parker Judith Call Maren Charte Melville Margaret Heatinrgit Butterfield Pemvna Hoentpaie Janet Bronner Margera Peanefather Ross Chal Wor pasa in practical sections Grade A and Grade B judging names unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurcelatul
Ter Astheen
Margaret Cameron Han Cure
Margaret Parker
Judith Calland
Maren Charte
Alleen Melville
Margaret Heatinrgit
Filer Butterfield
Pemvna Hoentpaie
Janet Bronner
Margera Peanefather
Ross Chal Worpasa
FREAK HAILSTORM HITS WAGGA DISTRICT
A violent hailstorm swept the Wagga district causing widespread damage. Homes suffered broken windows and fallen branches, with reports of damaged property and roads blocked by debris. One person was injured in a collision amid the severe weather as brigades attended to hazards.
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Stoney
Thuretay- Wallatenen
Erick
Cory de Tagiamon
Murrar
North Waers
Ty Nehwins
Wwe
Riley Acre
Huma
Creek
Taree Tael Che
Government holiday schedule in Canberra delays vacation
Canberra government employers revise annual leave timing as the Christmas break extends. The Premier, through acting Prime Minister May Dedatan, cites unusual circumstances delaying the start of the holiday period from December 20 to January.
Parliament to Meet Next February
Parliament plans a February meeting with assurances of scheduled discussions on logistics and pharmaceutical matters. Officials mention potential sessions in the third week, with topics involving Stevedorinie Wil fry Cunondeaion and related double basatinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliamer
Qeansembie
Une Maidellene
Logistathn
Stevedorinie Wilfry Cunondeaion
Labor and inflation fears shadow Australian postwar readjustment
A lengthy 1944 discussion on Australian industry nerves and wartime burdens highlights inflation, wage controls, and arbitration as key tools shaping postwar labor peace. It warns that easing restrictions may raise production costs and provoke market distortions, while signaling arbitration and wage policies will dictate how quickly stability returns.
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Anateally
Usland
Evryone
Mameauer
Howe
Australia
Swuirta
Murgind
Witinns
Nickatunitinge
Wien
Flint i
Aulgralia
Arbitration Court
Canberra Weather Thursday Weather Notes Incomplete Entry
Weather note mentions a Baxtomneter at Oat ZHINME Inee and a 062 time reading with 6 pm and 3 pm markers. Ends with im records and a final line about NWS data showing 72A and minimum 91.8 with 40.0 ind. Not a clear forecast.
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Mactiin
Hwney
High Commissioner Presents Letters In Dublin
In Dublin the High Commissioner presents letters of appointment. Attending are ministers and officials including the Foreign and Home Affairs ministers, with telegraph and public secretary mentions. The scene includes government figures and party representatives in a formal exchange.
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Dublin
Prime Minister thanks Duke for great services
The Governor General, the Duke of Towcester, addressed Australia at a farewell dinner in Parliament House, praising the Duke and Duchess for their unity with Britain, their travel across Australia, and the sacrifices made for the empire. Leaders, ministers, and officials attended, with emphasis on loyalty, tradition, and national progress.
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Duke of
Australia
South Afhes
Lambo
Frages Deere
Drichens
G Eneral
Wes
Accu
Sydney
Great Britain
Allan Ploneers
Aistraline
Toranu
Kempire
Reine
Chifley
Piace
Clon
Tevine Pola
Brent
Gu Rae
Ausra
RAF Evacuation From Cairg In Disputed Area
The AR announced evacuation in the wyaluation OC ite headquarters frien area Mints et al cai Fite nx ary svar se ae it alr bt rat hon.
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Ite
Frien Area Mints
Et al Cai Fite
International Bank Chairman Resigns Amid Turbulent Outlook
The resignation of Mr. Kuprne Meyer as President of the International Bank stirred concern and speculation about the runup to the bank's leadership changes. Reports from New York suggested party tensions and policy disagreements influence the move, with markets watching for the impact on the organization’s direction.
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New York
Thuraiay
Kuprne Meyer
Internatonal Bank
Polittal
Internation Bank
Fevers
Anya
Atramg
Fight Party
Settlement in foundry dispute expected today
Melbourne report says the Leonworkers' Association will meet tomorrow to discuss terms for resumption of work in a state. Secretary Ihr. ntangati refused to comment, noting developments may occur in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Leonworkers’ Association
Cormorant Drive Planned on Molong River
A campaign to reduce cormorants on the Molong river is set for Sunday. The Canterre Gun Club and Genbeaye Anglers' Chute plan an 8:30 am start from Aratt's Cranaing bridge to the Murrumbidgee with fishermen engaged near Queanbeyah. Officials back the drive with Department funding.
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Molongia
Canterre
Genbeaye
Gu Club
Tie
Aratt
Cranaing Bridge
Murrumbidgee
Ohermen
Ty Queanbeyah
Mulongin
Cost to Pastoral Industry of Basic Wage Increase
In Melbourne the cost to pastoral industry of the basic wage increase was assessed at 367,501 pounds. Secretary JW Allan of the Gragiers Federal Gannell told the filtration court that wool prices were volatile, and artificial brow production rose, competing with wool. He proposed primary industry control aligned with the long-term overseas price average, despite expectations of higher prices for a time.
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Melbourne
Gragiers Federal Gannell
JW. Allan
Allan
Enern
Shere
One Day Waterfront Strike Declared in Sydney
A one day stoppage on the Sydney waterfront was decided by the Waterside Workers Federation federal executive. The action aims to protest delays in annual leave for about 10 000 waterside workers and to press for broader concessions. Meetings will be held across ports to coordinate the stoppage next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Trnsting
Beerstory
Healy
Aaaln
Photographic Society Awards At Year End Meeting
The Photographic Society held a late evening meeting where the mint pan was judged by Mr I Mac kinnon. Awards were given to Carnall Sunlight and shadow J McKennie at Panl Timber Yellow Box and others. Maxwell Ahearne lectured on print finishing and negative control. Mr C A Christian returned after leading a Central Austrasia tour. The next meeting is canceled for Christmas vacation but attire and portealte contests will be held in the new year. The Duke of Gloucester received a portrait copy and spoke about painting in the country.
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Can Berra
Photographic Society
Mint
I Mackinnon
Carnall
J. McKennie
Panl Timber
Yellow Box
Jena Power
Maxwell Ahearne
Mrr
C A. Christian
Remierch
Central
Austrasia
Enenty
Annæ Uunry
Ory
Opposition May Have Access to Bretton Woods Representatives
In Canberra debate, opposition members claim access to confidential Bretton Woods conference documents and reports. Mr McChuty says opposition cannot examine such materials. Mr Chifley and Mr Whitlam discuss government stance and potential conference timing. Australia’s Labour Party signals a special conference to discuss Bretton Woods arrangements and notify party branches.
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Bretton Woods
Australia
Chantry
Marty
McChutey
Califery
Warlden Wild
Chifley
Amber
Aida
Chitey
Hugh
Mhiney
Ume
New Zealand
Australian Labour Party
Ualte
Bretton’ Woods
Visitor struck by member in Parliament House
A prominent union executive, Mr Monk, was reportedly struck in the face by a member of Parliament during a tense exchange in Parliament House. The incident occurred as the guest, Mr Monk, spoke while another member approached and hit him amid heated remarks. The secretary of the Australian Council of Trades Unions was said to have received praise and sympathy afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitey
Monk
Turing
Disturbances and court ruling touch Calcutta and Mount
In Calcutta on Thursday police fired on crowds injuring 77 and killing three amid unrest. The Times mentions negotiations and a potential understanding with the Congress party, while a separate court ruling in Port Mason, HC, addresses fixed meat prices and public interest.
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Calcutta
Kombay
Patel
Congres
London
Maatom League
Real Toney
Bhortland
Semalonae
Mason
Mt. Jadhum
Dudty Bhortiende
Tudey
War Memorial display under review at Ryeeting
The War Memorial board debated a display for a new memorial exhibit with plans spanning several walls. The collection includes depictions and watercolors by Mrs. Nancy Parker and Mr. A. M. Nicholas, with works like Boat Harbour and On the Murrumbidgee.
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Nancy Par
Lempera
Ino Bute
A. M. Nicholas
Civic
Zea
Parker
Wise
Commonwealth government share prices to be listed this year
An apparent parliamentary note says share prices will be listed under the National Security Act this year. Attorney General Dr Xivats discusses the tradition Roware Bill, noting omissions of requis Hone 7 and TA from the ceremonial malleations.
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Rae Rola
Ralpinen
Te ‘Attoney-Cenerel
Xivats
Control of land sales to be eased
Fragmentary report notes amendments to land sale controls. Government officials, including Attorney-General Dr Evatt, indicate sales cannot be refused except for specific approved reasons. The discussion occurred in the House, with reference to borrowing content and related adjacent matters.
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Evatt
Train Crash in London Tube
London Thursday reports a serious tube crash with a collision between a moving train and a stationary unit. No passengers were aboard the struck car. emergency crews used axes and torches to free one driver and four stranded workers while investigators assess the incident.
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London Tube
London
Walnrfiog
Met
Sydney Market Report Shows Tight Denning Of Heap And Lambs
The Sydney market today saw tight demand for lambs and beef with prime cattle holding firm. Quotations list prime cattle to £24, prime veals to £18, and prime steer beef to 60s amid steady overall demand and strong competition for top quality stock.
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Sydney
Sleming
Tax Bill Passes Without Amendments In House
The bill to reduce sales tax passed the House of Representatives without amendments. It aims to enact reductions Mer, Chit and Ley Indicated in the Budget speech. The Cinema Tariff (Special War Daily) Validation Dis passed all stages without amendment.
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Papranen Houven Yeuterway
Budgat Apaech
Cinema Tari
Speci War Daily
Dis
Amanimant
Unclear OCR fragment hints at personnel changes and events
Fragmentary text references YVICE-REGAL leaving to become Italian High Commissioner and mentions Government House and farewell notes. The source is garbled with misread names and places, making a coherent report impossible.
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Pusan A.M.P. Society
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Mme AM
Baldo
Chist Inrewior
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RAF
Cairg
Ter
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Artlat Baer
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Ryeeting
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BHD
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