Staff Superannuation Benefit Through AMLIS System
Many Australian companies and employers have set up superannuation funds for retired workers. The AMP Society guarantees fund management and financial welfare for members and dependents. It reports 1,790,000 policies and 427 million dollars in coverage, with 40.9 million paid out in five years. An experienced representative can discuss options with employers.
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AMLIS
Pires
Australia
Lance
A.M.P
Funeral Notice for Cecilar Lawes in Queanbeyan
The community is invited to attend the funeral for Cecilar Lawes aged 42 of 18 Cameron Road Queenbeyan. Service will be held Friday at 4 pm at the Methodist Cemetery Tharwa, Queanbeyan region.
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Lew To Trower
Uma
Cecilar Lawes
Cameron Road
Queenbeyan
Methodiat Cronetery
Tharwa Rome
Queanbey
Orotare
ARMAS
Phu Guc
AD Ge
BOMSS OVER ENGLAND AND RAIL STRIKE UPDATE
The report notes a tram derailment in London and stock shortages in New South Wales frozen by the government. It details a murder case ruling and regulatory actions on crop acquisitions in Trismania and Weekes Autre. Rail strike outlook suggests limited disruption. a munitions facility will close nine days for Christmas repairs and maintenance.
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England
London
Southern
Down
New South Wales
Dr. Seully
Scully
Trismania
Weekes Autre
Une
RAAF Planes to Fly Pacific Fleet Warned by Admiral
A mid war briefing notes that the Royal Australian Air Force will deploy aircraft to support the Pacific Fleet. The unnamed admiral expresses confidence in air crews and the planned operations, emphasizing coordination and readiness to meet wartime demands.
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RAAF
U S Comment on British Aid Against Japan
A US response in Melbourne suggests limited British troop support against Japan and questions whether Churchill can deliver promised all out aid. The note reflects skepticism about Allied cooperation and American expectations amid Pacific war strain.
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U.S
Japan
New York
Bruce
Melbourne
Ann CF Bennett
Daly
United States
Pacife Enikt
Span Churchill
Tr Limited
Mike
Wandermket Sayan
Raid on Rangoon Fort Reported by Tokyo Radio
Tokyo radio announced a raid on Rangoon Fort by 11 Super Portremes with five reported down.
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Rangoon
New York
Tokyo Radio
Weather forecast for Squin-Eantern District and Table- Jwmida
Forecast shows fine conditions with scattered clouds inland and central coast. Light to moderate winds, occasional breezes inland and on the south coast, with the sea winds strongest offshore.
Canberra Weather Report briefly notes temperatures and drought status
The report lists 9 am and 3 pm temperatures, highlights a 72.0 degree reading, 74.0 degree maximum, and an 84 degree extreme for a four hour span. It notes drought not yet broken and mentions rainfall as a factor. Meteorologists warn further rainfall is needed to relieve drought.
Coupon text may be unreadable and out of date
The readable portion shows a damaged coupon notice with unclear dates and terms. It mentions a limited window from 17 to and references a discount or offer linked to a brand or retailer. The fragment lacks complete terms, limits, and redemption details.
Advisory War Council Hints on Pacific Fleet Role
A fragmented report notes the Advisory War Council discussing Australia and Pacific Fleet roles amid Allied strategies. The meeting, led by senior Air Force and naval figures, touched on future commitments and cooperation with Britain and allied forces.
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Australia
Hite
Forde
Britain
Overtime Reductions Shape Allied Works Council Plans
The Allied Works Council outlines manpower cuts and budget adjustments affecting about 30 000 workers. Officials cite Britain’s arrival and wartime needs as drivers for consolidating programs and delaying large scale projects while the Department of the Interior remains hesitant to commit further.
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Easnings
Maucuy
Governsinat de Nthonia
Psath
Infarior
Moon
Simin
Ue Norviow
AWC
Liberal Party Debate Frames Canberra Choice as National Issue
Australian readers witness a discussion on the Liberal Party's stance toward Canberra and Albury as potential national centers. The piece argues the future government rests with the people and stresses Canberra’s symbolic value and political urgency in shaping national policy and unity.
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Lyhough
Albury
Liberal Party
Asme
Australia
Te Amay Walter
Canberra
Atbury
Ik Wmn
al Wigey
New South Wales
Victoria
Morwoyer
Howe
Iustice
Mengien
Menates
Australlan
Polley
Lucy Agatinnan
Canberre
Appointment of Dr Fe Jacobe as Principal of Forestry School
The Commonwealth Gasette yesterday announced Dr Fe Jacobe as principal of the Forestry School at Cathay. Born in Adelaide 38 years ago, he studied at Adelaide University, Oxford and Yale, earning a PhD in forestry. He served the Royal Australian Engineers in 1942 and held research positions with the Commonwealth Forestry Bureau.
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Commonwealth Gasette Yetterday
Fe. Jacobe
Cathe
Dacate
Adelaide
Unley I
Bethsol
Adelaide University
Une Lowry
Ie Mo. Degre
Act of the
Commonwealth
Oxford University
Une
Tharandt
Germany
Manseem
New York
de. Jacobe
Twoobe
Commonwearth Forestry
Battle bonus urged for soldiers
In Sydney on Thursday a motion in parliament urged a battle bonus for servicemen. The debate touched on servicemen’s pay and the cost, with supporters arguing for compensation while opponents questioned funding and scope.
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Sydney
Latour Coal
Unemployment and Sickness Benefit System Set to Start
Sydney reports the Commonwealth plans sickness and unemployment benefits with March 1 start for eligible claims. A central administrative office will operate from Melbourne with access points in each capital and representatives in all country centers.
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Sydney
Torin Ahat
Commonwealth
Meliourne
Protest Against Fine By St. Peter's Council
A readable fragment shows a protest by St. Peter's Council Sydney against a fine. The text references the State Council and urged protection, noting immediate action and appeals amid diversion and conflict within the council. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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ST. Peter’s
Rebuilding Burnt-Out Homes in Sydney Community Aid
A Sydney report describes efforts to rebuild homes destroyed by fire and to support residents in returning to their communities. The article notes assistance programs and local commitments to help families recover despite paperwork and eligibility hurdles.
Relaxed clothing orders announced by acting Prime Minister
The acting Prime Minister Mr Fords announced a relaxation of one major austerity measure on manufacturing. He said trouser bottoms may be widened to certain limits and that women’s clothing may feature new trims not exceeding specified measurements. The aim is to attract workers and improve dress appeal.
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Mr Fords
Forde
Miners Federation Takes Government to Court in Canberra
The Miners Federation filed a Supreme Court writ against the Government alleging improper payments from smelter wages. An emergency conference between miners and Government is planned in Canberra. The ACT Government will meet with ACT representatives while the federation is not invited to attend.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Miners Federation
Bermlahoe
Canberra
ALY
Palle
Spe Feneration
Frans Hogi
Jon Fluch
Miners’ Federation
Cane Serra
Federation
ACTH
Dimcimbna
A.C.T.W
Ewestone
ACG
Athena
Forde
Radeon
Hicamelf
Trompurer
Chipley
Evatt
Supply
Besaiay
Labour
Holloway
Eithers
Fords
Ainslie Pre School Centre Meeting Plans
At a meeting of the provisional omaillae in sonnachian the centre at Ainalle discussed a public display of proposed aims and a further meeting. The president Mr Freeman said preschool centres would be necessary after the war for mothers and children and vocals outlined arranging 204 attendees and parental input.
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Omaillae
Sonnachian
Ity Acho
Ainalle
Pomeroy
Freeman
Mins Combes
Canadayaa Niliat WetAlBom
Gaz
Red Cross Appeal Receives Concentrated Donations
The A C T Red Cross reports concentrated donations toward the appeal, noting strong public support and ongoing contributions from local groups and individuals. The message highlights progress and community involvement in relief efforts.
Liberal Unity Conference endorses Canberra principles amid party reform
The conference urged national unity among non labor forces, calling for responsible governance and stronger public morality. Delegates backed a council executive and secretariat structure while criticizing executive overreach and judiciary independence.
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Nares
Janet
Ete
Biates
Mensien
All Australia
Uewbyad
Nua
Canberra
Trajan
Australia as relief base for Pacific outlined in Melbourne
Visiting Melbourne to establish the UNA headquarters, Acting Director Gainea says the base will serve New Zealand, the Philippines, Indian and Western Pacific regions, and parts of French Indo China. The task includes procuring supplies for the areas but, at times, the Australian Government could not supply all needs.
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Melbourne
UNA
Weat Pacife
Gainea
New Zealand
Philippines
Talends
Mnapita- Uen
Rescue Flight After Catalina Downed in Enemy Waters
Acting Squadron Leader John A Beckett Bynieigh Boyd earned The Bar for rescuing personnel from a Catalina aircraft shot down at sea. He landed within five miles of enemy radar, then climbed aboard a Beaufighter, feathered a damaged engine, and reached Australia 480 miles away despite further engine trouble.
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Omest
Armand Andre Rubonin
Gardenvale
Vieit
Ownetratvel
Dayaighe
Renoie
Eas
Bility
John A’beckett Bynieigh Boyd
East Malvern
Gritish Awards for American Officers Named
The article lists British honors to American officers for service in the South West Pacific area. Recipients include Colonels Payton Cochran and G. Maison, Major W. WemM, Major W. Hill, Captain D.3. Wewman, Lieut Colonel Crocka, and air force crew members Lewis J. L. Herbert Rasner and Ue Dialingulanert. Flying Medal awarded to Staff-Sergeant fi A Parrott.
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South-West
Payton
Cochran
G. Maison
B.A. Taylor
W. Wemm
Cma
W. W. Hill
Ma Funkee
D. 3. Wewman
Owner to Regain Home in Melbourne Campaign Vigil
A damaged notice reports an owner aiming to regain occupancy of a Melbourne home. The tenant agreed to vacate after an undertaking, while the owner conducted a vigil on the verandah to pressure removal from the property.
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Melbourne
Britain’s War Mobilisation Costs and Output Declares Press
A wartime summary details Britain’s mobilization across forces and industry, noting millions involved, women and men in munitions, and shifts in production. It cites naval and air outputs, agriculture adjustments, and risingCentre Government spending from 1939 to 1944, with casualties and economic strains outlined.
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Eansen
Todus- Inca
Isitie
Aler
Dita
Aircrae
Domnbers
Peale
Jenat
Calarien
United Kingdom
Milan
Aeery
Spadson
Peerweas
Medical War History Aims at Australian Part 1
A historical note introduces Rupert Major Downes CILG VD as editor of the medical war history detailing Australia’s role in the present conflict. The piece outlines the project scope and the medical perspective on battlefield events and medical care developments.
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Rupert Major Downes
CILG
Ted
Tie Fomeiat History of
Australia
Riverina meeting outlines Murray River water overview
A Thursday briefing from Riverina figures on river waters between the Murray and Murrumbidgee, tied to regional associations and a forthcoming conference. Officials from Tay and surrounding districts attend to discuss allocations and cooperation amid water management concerns.
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Sydney
Tay
Bruwy
Murrumhlagee
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