Canberra plans for 647 bed hospital expansion approved
Canberra Community Hospital Board approved a five stage plan to extend the 647 bed facility. It calls for temporary quarters and a new laundry, wards for men and women, outpatients upgrades, an isolation block, a permanent road to Lennox Crossing, and a large scale reconstruction to create permanent wards and services.
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Canberra Community
Souther Hemisphere
Canberra Community Hospital Board
Department of the Interior
Acton
Director of Works
FM. Taylor
Layotal
Wireleans
Jone Weamstress
Jari
Lennox Crossing
Hospital Ara
Taylor
Liversidge Street
Athe Aranne
Ute Department Uf
Interior
Ingsa
Rurves
Lennox
Divorce ruling overturns Wool Board chairman case
In Melbourne Monday the State Full Court reversed Mr Justice Smith and granted Florence Boyd of Toorak a decree nisi against Thornley Boyd, chairman of the Australian Wool Board. The court held the couple separated by consent, awarding Boyd £124 and £12 12s 9d weekly, finding the marriage broken by desertion and that Justice Smith misread the facts.
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Melbourne
Mondey
Justice Smith
Aliee
Florence Boyd
Toorak
Dovyglan
Thornley Boyd
Um Australian’ Wool Board
Bays
Smith
Youth Charged With Murder Of Father In Inverell
Sydney report notes 18 year old Kenneth McIlwain charged with the murder of his father Aubrey Allan Meltwain at Galoota near Inverell on July 29 after police left the house. McIlwain pleaded not guilty. Police described the act as a crime of passion, with family and neighbours nearby. Witnesses included McIlwain’s sister Phyllis Grant who described a violent scene. Detective Excatt testified details of the night and threats by the accused. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
le Gay Brereton
le Gay Breréton
McIlwains
Phyllis Grant
Ned
D. Excatt
Invere
McKlwain
McTlwain
Irish Protest On New Roman Catholic Dogma
Dublin church leaders rallied across Ireland to oppose the papally declared dogma on the bodily assumption of the Virgin Mary. The pastoral message says the doctrine rests on unclear scriptural and historical evidence and claims penalties for the Pope and church for alleged infallibility.
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Dublin
Haren
Ireland
Beninet
Aed
Fined On Obscene Publication Charge At Canberra Court
Pettit, a 48 year old resident, was fined £8 and given 16 days in prison for distributing obscene material. The case, heard by Mr. Keane, involved questions of jurisdiction under Section 17 of the Act. Defense argued the material appeared at a shore of the court. two youths might have taken the items.
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Pettit
Trsueport
Acer
F.C. P. Keane
Canberra
Bailey Hor
Keane
Halley
Rochtont
Mfalley
Nok
Ttt
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Charles Percy
Asia
Federal House of Detention
Ork
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Pence Lueeday
Parry
Maton Cae
Grille
Noga
Tro
EEC
Mars
McIlvenie
Radio Service
Civic. Centre
Kellogg
Kelloge
Richoy Jeriyam Wan
Kellogg's
Cass Road
Ouentars Fants
Rome
Dallam
United States
Ant Vauzhas
United States Munitions Board
America
Agricultural Department
Bny
Australia
Russia
Wool Board
New
R.C
Frank Brown
Winchcombe
Carson Ltd
Doe
Geert
Nini
Gamera
KODAK
W.A
Jenny
Australis
Cove
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