Y M C A Camp Plans and Scout Activities Highlight Local Notice
The notice details YMCA Camp and Boys Summer Camp applications for January intake with age requirements and trip plans. It lists facilities at the YMCA Bank and highlights planned dances, gym activities, and volleyball groups, noting closures until the new year and welcoming attendees from community groups.
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Mane
Y.W. H. Bank
Sumner
Ead
Edna Ahary Ina
Tana Fou
Guamibers
Weemreday ‘Veaig
Fonapert USA
Mise Moma Gray
Tne Tadien
Awsilary
Westridge Club
Tio
Weather Summary From Saturday Readings
Barometer readings from Canberra and Bush show numbers around 70.0 inches at 3 pm with wind direction varied. Temperature near Bruni and Gaade, with gusts and rain forecasts through the afternoon. A mix of rain likelihood and points indicates unsettled conditions.
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Bush
Canberra
Bruni
Muir
Grasa
Fragmentary weather note from a damaged page
A garbled entry references a wall, a moon, and forelast sonar showers with moderating waters and early winds. Names and places are unreadable, leaving a partial, non-clarifying report about conditions.
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Mrartern Ganges
Victoria votes in major electoral reform shift in 1920s era
Victoria faces a pivotal election amid a shift toward electoral reform and gerrymandering concerns. The result may yield a minority government pattern and a potential move to a two party system with Labour as a decisive force in shaping policy and governance.
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Blaly
Victoria
Uwe
Barung
Dandenong
Mr Mollway
Erestor
Fk Hor
Allmatiines
Wind Uni
Orrin
Vietorhm
Latour
Auelvalle
Abe
Gabinat
Ural Commonwealth
Canberra
Queen Audiences Meant to Meet Commonwealth Leaders
An Australian Prime Minister is to have individual audiences with the Queen at the end of the Commonwealth Conference. The discussions include possible renewal of ties and Singapore matters. Officials note a varied schedule with several functions but not all details finalized.
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London
Aur Séerinien
SCN
Commonwealth
Sieratera
Amex Kea
Singapore
Mynuiew
Fire damages Sydney area with substantial losses
A blaze in Sydney caused about £75,000 in damage to multiple buildings. Residents were told to evacuate amid strong winds driving flames along street walls. Authorities reported over a hundred tram and nearby structures affected as crews fought the fire for more than two hours.
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Sydney
Borraant
Arpotten
Alain
Contri
Queen Mary Skips Coronation Ceremony At Westminster Abbey
A report from London states Queen Mary, aged 84, will not attend the coronation service at Westminster Abbey. Marlborough House officials say she felt the event might be too long or tiring. The decision is seen as a decline in attendance rather than a formal refusal.
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London
May
Westminster Abbey
Marlborough House
Maury
Hestia
Mary
Braidwood Enters ACT Rugby League Play
Fragmented report notes Braidwood may join ACT Rugby League competition. Text mentions a committee date and possible group plans, with references to Captain's Flat and other local clubs. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply league entries and reserve player provisions.
St Nicholas Party for Dutch Children Across Canberra
A St Nicholas event at the FWA hosted hundreds of children from Dutch and Australian communities. Volunteers, led by officials such as Mr We Kiet, distributed gifts including “Black Peters” following long held Middle Ages traditions. The party concluded with music and a visit by St Nicholas, with plans for a further Christmas celebration later in the month.
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FWA
Bats
Funda
Si Nicholsk
Peters
Tuyere Avptranga Clb
We Kiet
Delates
WDA
Kurt May
St. Micheles
Isha
Ltt
Gutta
Father Cheritma
Ywek
Richolas
Canberra Community” Hospital
Ke Chilres
Free Convertability Debate In Postwar Economy
A discussion led by Troy Jarmo and figures such as Mr Latha and Mr Withail centers on free convertibility of currency. The piece notes critics warning that postwar international finance hinges on repayments and balances, with emphasis on Austro Austrian trade and currency concerns. The dialogue references economic concepts and the era's monetary debates.
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Troy Jarmo Tome Ecaerlhy
Canberra
Kro Federst
Ated Chasriber
Australia
Latha Witha
Tor Dinaater
Wilhsil
Fry
Peerina
Atalhart Kuseston
Antetoat
Billy Mockster
International Exchange
Migrants Face Food Shortages At Commonwealth Hostels
Sydney dispatch reports Commonwealth Hostels Ltd and the British Migrants Welfare Association secretary stating more than 100 women and children at Une Ea Hill No 2 gate were served with poor quality food. Migrants suffer malnutrition while migrants may protest, with association meetings planned to address food and welfare services.
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Sydney
Scutahie
Commonwealth Hostels Ltd
British Migrants’ Welfare Association
Ramseid
Une Ea Hille
Boréham
Runnerong
Howtel
Jon Tugaday
Wadnesday
Tilecuen Lung
Commonwealth Huntels Ltd
Workers Rebuild Burnt Plant in Two Days
Sydney reports Burney Fighty employees rebuilt a burnt plant in two days. Despite wreckage and halted operations, workers quickly cleared debris, installed new machinery, and resumed full production by Monday, with management praising staff dedication and teamwork.
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Sydney
Burney Fighty
Tuyera Mytality Mikes
Cuiliwl Mimchinery
Ruivy
Atrettine Ste Mos UshoetTel
Soday Chat
Waningeetiie and
Aggttultlurut
Riniéa
Bospar
Exdae Pensiaetion
Road Safety Campaign Faces Christmas Traffic Worries
A 1954- era plea highlights Christmas road dangers and demands urgent action. Officials discuss fatal crashes and public awareness, urging motorists to drive cautiously this holiday season amid rising casualties and calls for stronger safety measures.
Migrant Passenger Placed in Care After Voyage
The Et Vinvent Paul society offered aid to a migrant nicknamed Canaidy stranded by illness while seeking passage to England. He was admitted to Bal hospital with fever and ankle pain, denied transfers, and remained under care as authorities sought special clearance for return to the United Kingdom.
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Sydney
Tun
Paul Society
Life savers chosen for Hawaii trip from Newvearle and Cofl
Bailay life savers from Newvearle and Cofl Murcaur were selected to go to Hewell near Thora 0 ra to prevent NAW. They are Clark, as. a member of the Cask's Hult Cub, Rod Juba Bloom eld, ab uf ie Ciara Heune BEARER aaa t depay superintendent fin Neweun's brands He Bart Lite Moving Association, commed tx payaleal muy Lind student at the Bydney Univarsity. The wen were written afer a series OF Wate at Bowl today. They will be joined later th youth by representatives of nd, Victoria, Taamania, of Australia, and Weat Aue Srila, MotB phanager. The wan weil leave: Avistrill ny: plane cm January 19 mid ve Tit 10 Australia. early 19 February.
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Sydney
Bailay
Newvearle
Cofl
Murcaur
Hewell
Thora
Clark
Dhe Cask
Hult
Rod Juba Bloom
Eld
Ciara Heune
Fin Neweun
Victoria
Taamania
Australia
Srila
Avistrill
Ure Savers Embrace Holger Nielsen Method Abroad
The Holger Nielsen method, recently attracting attention in Europe, is being studied by Ure savers and lauded by Australian and American quihortiles for its potential in patrols and prevention. Advocates promise it will refine warning practice as new handbooks circulate.
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Holger Nielsen
Folger Nielsen Meltinke
Europe
Amerle
Hulning
Australia
Ethon
Congregational Memorial Church Opens Amid War Memorials
The Congregational Memorial Church in Bourne Avenue formally opened with a dedication ceremony attended by about 200 people. The event featured a plaque honoring Mayflower roots and wartime memories, and an appeal was launched to raise funds for completing the building. Speakers represented local congregations and praised the new church as a center for worship and remembrance.
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Abderchor
Intex
Bourne Avenue
Teamwemmratt Ir
Oinprt
Bing
Chuch
Hall
Suhbeen
Trecome
Congregational
Haven
Austra
Marian
Wwe
Hoxton
Stildie Horton
America
Lainiyd
Birdames Kenfielly
St Bat
Payne
Delication
Rae
Mev
Campoell
Prediction of New Award Move by A.S.C.J. Staff
An incoherent report suggests B.WLU predicts a shift by A.S.C.J. toward a new award. The text mentions Canberra and industry intrusion concerns tied to a unity city effort and aging fertility figures, with unnamed officials referenced.
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B.wlu
A.S.C.J. Move
Tange Appointed to Washington Post in Australian Mission
Mr A H Tange is appointed to Washington as ambassadorial plenipotentiary minister for External Affairs. He previously served as secretary in the Australian Mission to the United Nations. The move aims to strengthen mutual concerns with the United States.
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A. H. Tange
Washington
Ber AH
Tange
Ant
Auatenon Emibaauy
Austratian Ambsianaton
Percy Boondun
MO Caney
Tange Das
USB
Tretary
Ine
United Nations
Yongiben
Waali
Tanue
Railway users comments on service in New South Wales
Readers from Bayneye to Moun Victoria and Windsor express concerns about railway conditions. Complainants cite crowded trains, lack of shelter, damaged or pilfered stations, and travel safety issues while urging improved and reliable service and timetables.
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Aydney
Suaay
Letiary Tomany
Coun Arene
New Bat Wales
Allway Agate
Afi
Wihnor
Laura Grattent
Hirmin “Hould
Byaney Wnd
Victoria
Winsor Sat
Scoxteal
Westepee
Hrathy Iit
Emighayy
Avivice
Tne
Enunine
Aline
Lee
Ee Felter
Merger Plan for Transport Unions in Sydney
An Australian union executive proposes a merger of transport unions in New South Wales. The plan aims to unite the Transport Union of Australia with related bodies, potentially creating a larger umbrella group to coordinate strikes, bargaining, and worker representation across the sector. The draft suggests a combined membership approaching tens of thousands and signals early talks on governance and administration.
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Sydney
New South Wales
The
Pathways Union
Trunaport Vivier Union of
Australia
Nln
Workers to Strike at Sydney GPO
Women postal workers plan a one day strike in Sydney to protestRecent industrial action by postal workers union says the stoppage will involve a significant number of women workers at the General Post Office Those participating plan a peaceful demonstration and a march through the area to express grievances against wage and conditions.
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Sydney
Siumlay
Jjaslal Urkers
CPO ByAney
Enriatonea Vidah Jerson
Memhors
Prutal Workers Union
Ovis
Waekere
Pewtiany
Pysseat
Wallig
Tulay
Agatnat Recandianiaasl
Huaiabet
Boxing Rumor Sways New York Listener in Feud Talk
In London and New York, boxing chatter centers on Robinsons manager amid talk of a August bout. Delays and telegraph reports hint at matches involving London venues, with Ambition and rival promoters jockeying for position before the next month’s events.
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Robinson's
BOLT
New York
Dave
Miter
London
Robinard
Ddainford
Telegran
New Yorke Aintara
Oniinimnio
Hobinwan
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