Recital Critics Note Mixed Talent and Balletish Display
The piece describes a crowd at a Valle rennient night performance featuring Albert Wm and Mary Thomas among other performers. It mentions patterns on keys, a range of tunes and pieces like Fantasia in F Minn, Une Fees, and The Maiden Spmair, plus reactions from the audience and a downturn in attendance at Lie recital with notes on venue and post fortnight scheduling.
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Primla
Jrewere Valle Rennient
Albert
Wien
Aepeano
Mary Thomas
Tha
Fares
Ater
Albert Hall
Besa
Bethubert
Spmair
Mahe
Rave
Varia
Damalcan
Thomad x
Supranc
Ike
Tie
Bat
Sona
Cabverre
Protest Follows Breen Appointment To Trade Post
A protest was raised over the Breen appointment to the Trade Commissioner service, with critics arguing appointments must rely on merit and expertise in trade and commerce. Government officials defended the decision, citing laws on reemployment and the need to attract qualified personnel to Australia’s expanding Trade Commissioner roles.
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Breen
Returned Soldier Is Dux Of Goulburn High
Returned soldier Warburton, a 34 year old veteran with four years service, is named dux of Goulburn High. The article notes his war service and honors, including leading in exams and participation in the MeNiwer Cup events.
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Goulburn High
Goutantan
Goulburn
Warburton
Prima
Canberra School Vacation Play Centre Planned
A Canberra play centre to support school vacation activities will begin January 6 for a six week term. Delegations from Canberra will meet the Minister for the Interior to discuss proposals benefiting local children, with supervision by NSW National Fitness Council volunteers and local organizers. The program will include day camps, craft, excursions, dancing, and storytelling, expanding to other areas if successful.
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Tha Bret
Yarstion
Canberra
Followa
Tiwea
Wearaps
Customs in big haul of cigarette papers
Sydney reporters say customs seized thousands of cigarette papers from the Brilian freighter Wachade Bale. Officers found undeclared papers and packets hidden in boilers, clothing, and personal belongings among 28 Indian crew, with ranges from 20 to 100 packets. The incident suggests an elaborate contraband racket.
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Sydney
Weather forecast for Southeast region with scattered storms
Forecast calls for warm conditions with frequent sun and a chance of rain showers in the afternoon. Winds from the southeast at moderate speed, with scattered thunderstorms possible later in the day across the area.
Canberra Weather Thursday Forecast Note
Weather report for Canberra indicates a 70 degree high and a 24 hour period ending with a forecast low around 25 dollars. The text is garbled with several misprints making exact times and values unclear.
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Goaxtmnam
News Eye
Criticism of examinations as public entertainment and its flaws
A 1940 discussion argues examinations have become a public show like a quiz. It contends the format prizes quick recall over logic, mismeasures true understanding, and undermines fair marking, while noting some brains succeed by deep thinking rather than memorized detail.
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Mick
VICE REGAL Duhves Visits Canberra After Farewell Flight
The vice regal party from Chesertee with Admire Bu Jugh Binney and Cameridge entourage flew to Canberra yesterday afternoon for a farewell event marking the departure of Peamenie.
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Duhves
R, Vy
Tae
Guveenge
No Change in Queanbeyan Half Holiday
Report on the Queanbeyan half holiday poll notes low turnout with about 2200 eligible voters and criticism of the electoral roll. Voters faced confusion over eligibility rules and late roll corrections affected resident status and post voting access. An official shopkeepers' union visit and campaign were discussed amid a tense local political mood.
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Govanboyan
Realats
Lapman Wan
Rasiatanta’ Unin
Dna
Conference on Native Labour to Convene in Dakar and Africa
The World Federation of Trade Unions plans a conference at Dakar at the end of January to address the condition of native workers in South Africa and the French colonies. Delegates from African centers and Arab organizations will attend, with reviews and discussions likely at the United Nations. A WT I delegation to Germany is planned for early next year. An official travels to prepare for a broader meeting in April with Japan, China, and other powers.
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London
Thursiar
World Federation of Trade Unione
Haw
Dakar
Africa
United Nations Assembly
WTI
Germany
Federation
Japan
Chine
Kove
Pil Pines
Burch
Christmas Carols in Canberra Christmas Carols in Canberra
The second presentation in Canberra of Carols by Candlelight will be at aged thin year. A feature will be a special Christian nomenclature from Burgman Lormze Nolin with leading Sydney tenor. The programme director My Al wert Charlie auld yesterday announced an diverse ensemble of 20 to 30 players. Captain Conk Crescent will conduct with Br William Hunt Jana Wilmart on Friday December win at the Weley Mill.
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Carole
Smuniiatre
Hima
Tre
Br Willan Hunt
Jana Wilmart
Briilay
Weley Mill
Temporary Repairs Stopgap on Cooma Road Maintenance
The article notes temporary repairs on Cooma Road from Hapa to the A.C. section near the Chema Canberra area. Graders will remove corrugations and perform general repairs to prevent further deterioration until permanent work can begin. Officials cite funding, equipment, and project timing uncertainties, with officials from the Canberra Chamber of Commerce commenting on the need for enduring maintenance and the impact of current conditions on surrounding routes.
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Ata
Nervalurla
Wales
Lantilweek
Canperra
Damages claimed for unlawful occupation
The Department of Interior faces damages claims for unlawful occupation of government cottages by servicemen including Kenton and Bueshue. Damages equal to rent paid were sought as tenants refused to recognize the court order. MP Alan Fraser commented on the petition as outraged. One serviceman, Burney Campbell, has lived in the area for years and faced upheaval after being forced to transfer to Brisbane. The department reportedly acted without ministerial reference in demanding a pound of flesh.
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Authene
Kenton
Bueseh Ue
Girvan SiRoe
Bec
Sweden
Pation
Mtr
Alan Frasec
Bali
Tal
Burney
Trunafer
Brisane
Johirumin
Holiday season demand drains Canberra hotel rooms
Accommodation during the Christmas period remains scarce as hotels report near full occupancy. Officials warn cancellations may occur if permanent guests fail to depart, while venues like Aston, Hotel and Acton Great Hume still report limited availability for holiday travelers. Canberra tourism officials say bookings for Melbourne and Sydney visitors show strong demand while forecasts anticipate holiday crowds to exceed 1988 levels.
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Hotel
Acton
Great Hume
Canberra
Burenhte
Dunver
Regininga Cor
Melbourne
Ayiney
Malbourne
Dunner
Christman
Blueprint for disarmament talks in Melbourne heat
A comprehensive plan outlines a world disarmament framework with calls for international control, troop withdrawals, and naval reductions. Delegates from Britain and allied nations, including Sir Harting Bhaweroas, discuss linking the talks to broader peace objectives while planning to convene early next week in Melbourne.
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Amcrot Messin
Pent Baik
Harting Bhaweroas
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Melbourne
Arma
Thancy Committee
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Meen
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He Pour
Italy
Bulgaria
Hungary
Rumania
Paris
Legislation to Aid Charitable Bodies Paused in Assembly
Sydney reports a bill to enable government to lease land for approved hospital and charitable bodies, paused in the Legislative Assembly. The measure, named Charity Institutions, aims to support orphanages schools nurseries child welfare and other charitable establishments.
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Sydney
Mystery plane may be carrying food to liner
A mystery aircraft flying from the south was thought to be carrying stores to the liner Nerpedon, which left Sydney yesterday. The ship reportedly had ength repairs and was short of fuel, while crew refused to disclose their destination, fueling speculation of a food transfer at sea.
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Thyrelay
Brivaare
Nerpedon
Lft
Sydney Inar Thoraday
AWA
Rockhampton
Cerow
Bydney
Allea
Brisbane
Fogdatuts
Townaville
Tor Cairns
Jinga
Horn [Rland
State May Control Timber Supplies In Australia Proposal
Sydney reports on a motion by One Minter for Conservation led by Mr Weir urging government control of timber production and distribution. Cabinet discussion centers on ending black marketing and securing government action to limit private trade and price timber. Estimated timber stock stands at 1,009 units with a plan to set a 60 percent bid share to regulate free markets and supply.
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Sydney
Mr. Weir
Matuet
Truck Driver Killed Near Lismore After Crash
A truck driver named Arthur Sinclair, age 30 or 31, died when his vehicle crashed about five miles from Lismore. The truck left the roadway after colliding with a tank mechanism, rupturing the fuel line and catching fire. A companion or witness reported the vehicle caught fire, and emergency responders found Sinclair deceased at the scene.
German Leader to Be Investigated
An inquiry is underway in Munich on de-noxification processing linked to political groups. Dr Janet Mueller chairs the Christian Social party council, which supports the Wasi movement, as officials examine ties and actions amid mounting scrutiny.
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Munich
Thurwilay
Janet Mueller
Christian Social Rare Seetn
Canberra High School magazine on sale for four shillings
One hundred copies of the Warrer Jumian, the Canberra High School annie magasine, are available at the Canberra Tunes office. The ragaking, praised for its splendid production, features literary, cultural and sporting achievements, priced 41 a copy, with a photograph of every class included.
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Annie Magasine
Canberra
Sydney
Cowens Called On To Defend His Name
Sydney dispatch reports Major Crumas faced a treason charge during wartime, with broadcast details incomplete. Paden was involved, and the case moved toward trial as the press relayed uncertain statements about custody and proceeding.
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Cowens
Sydney
Chattee Chisena
Paden
Crumas
Rial
Brosdeaste
Minister's Comment in Cousens Case
The Minister for the Army Mr Chambers stated military authorities have withheld documents from the maglaverial inquiry into Major Crumne. He said the voluminous materials required study and deliberation, after which a decision approved by him was communicated to Major Cousens. The Prime Minister Mr Chiffey indicated the legal aspects of the case had been considered.
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Canberra
Me. Chambers
Crumne
Chiffey
40 Seater Corsairs for Interstate Air Services
The Minister for Civil Aviation Mr Drake announces Corsairs for interstate routes. Talks with Trans-Australia Airways aim to secure 40-seat aircraft and ensure a domestic aviation framework. Possible gains include easing rights between Melbourne and Sydney within two years.
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Interstate Air Services
Trans-Australia
Ate Aleminatcurate
Miniater
Drake
Ors
Corsaira
Malfourine
Syaney
Officers to Face Charges After POW At Rowville Camp
Two Army officers and a civilian, J W Wickerson and Mr Thompson, will stand trial by court martial over the shooting of a Teatlan prisoner of war at Rowville detention camp in Victoria. The Minister for the Army announced that the trials would begin on December A at the Blomlington police court and would be open to the public.
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Rowville
Victoria
Minister For the Army
Itr
Chambirch
J. W. Wickersoni
Thompson
Blomlington
Air Patrol to Cover Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Melbourne report states ATAW Liberator will provide daily air coverage over the Sydney Hobart race. All participating yachts will be observed with endar The LALA. RCA Y will supply store and press service to newspapers across Australia as part of the campaign support.
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Melbourne
ATAAW
Liberator
Endar
LALA
Iece
Droadunst
KAA
RCA Y. Whl
Australia
Rece
Royal Commission Requested Over Tobacco Finding Report
The Prime Minister referred to the Minister for Cum tonm for report the request of the Queensland Premier for Royal Commission into the finding of certain tobacco at the home of and Queans. IID Mout
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Chifcyhun
Senator Courtice
Queensland
Enion
Queans
Iid
Trade Restrictions on Sterling Imports Then and Now
A clipped report notes possible lifting of import restrictions on sterling goods, with discussion centered on Britain. Prime Minister Chifley commented that the issue was still under consideration and not yet decided, outlining ongoing questions about policy and timing.
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Britain
Mr. Chifley
Agricultural Talks Listed for Canberra and Melbourne
The Minister for Agriculture announced the next meeting of the Agriculture Council will be held in Canberra on February 3 and 4. Delegates will discuss a comprehensive range of agricultural administration between the Minister and the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Mr. Pollard
Cantaree
Yedeva
Atate Mitisserio
Counell
Beteen
Man TS hover free novel by Tom Mead
A critical look at Tom Mead's Man TS hover, exploring its plot themes and the social impact of its characters. The tale contrasts revolutionary ideas with conservative norms, noting the book's controversial portrayal of violence and justice while highlighting its examination of workers' rights and historical parallels.
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Man
Tom Mead
Formula for Basic Wage Increase Debated by Arbitration Court
The Prime Minister and ministers discuss a wage increase formula amid a debate on its impact. Deputations from manufacturers press for a formula tied to production costs. The arbitration court considers whether increases should be based on production costs or general prices.
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Ald
Ribet
Arbitration Court
Decidiek Spe
Daai Ware
Atapa Ic
Nore Much & Wage
Chidey
Canberra Garden Competition Overview and Rules
A Canberra garden event outlines criteria for awards including quantity and quality of gardens. The trophy is awarded for exemplary garden displays and residents are invited to participate, with water usage and maintenance standards noted as part of judging.
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Nice
Exton
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides incomplete readable fragments about a local sale action and named local officials.
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