Memorial Tablet for E W Parkes at local church
A memorial tablet to the late Mr Erne Willem Parkes SIG former Clerk at the Moon of Repremissaires will be meditated and unveiled by Arch ileavon M Mobertaen at Mr Jaks Chiron on Sunday morning. He served as Clerk of the House from 1927 until his death on April 30 1941 aged 68 and was a well known lay preacher with an interest in the Iran Mac Movement across the district.
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Erne Willem Parkes
Sig
Moon
Repremissaires
Archileavon
M. Mobertaen
Jaks Chiron
nPinjan
Memsya
W. A. Gale
K McGregor
Parkas
Iran Mac
Federal
Anne
Hagalec
Japan
Capa
Snes
Belitord
Lng Thin Board
Wid
Eam Ofitaide
Tremaury
Une Commonwealh Bank
Menjon Wasl
Pfvent
Une
Waard
Inventment Board
Bnei
Dust Storm Report From Canverre Details
A dust storm affected Canverre with surface winds rising from bars patches. Brown surfaces darkened as conditions worsened before gradually clearing to the west. A large repeat event was noted in the report.
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Canverre
Weather report fragment with scattered data
Fragmentary weather note shows readings for a 24 hour period ending 6 am with temperatures around 82 to 87 degrees and winds from WNW to N, described as slowly moderating with tattered showers in coastal and inland areas and rough conditions overall.
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Coant
Aablelands
Notable list of weed and plant species in historical text
A fragmentary catalog of plant names and taxa including burrs, thistles, sage, violets, and botanic terms. The passage cites Latin and vernacular names with occasional numeric markers among varied botanical terms.
Australia Urges Clear Policy on Timor and New Guinea Security
A policy statement urges Australia to outline its stance on Dutch New Guinea Timor and Ambon amid Dutch Indonesian talks and rising regional tensions. The note calls for coordinated defense in the South West Pacific and emphasizes cautious engagement with Indonesia while seeking peace and two way commerce.
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Timor
Australia
Indonesia
Ambon
United National
Bene
BE Lanat
Koapeng
Avetraila
United Nations
South-West Pacific
Dobatlons
Han
Dutch New Guinea
Wras
Tmor
Portugal
Java
Governor General presides at Federal Executive Council meeting
His Excellency the Governor General W. J. McKell chaired the Federal Executive Council meeting at Government House Canberra yesterday morning.
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Tve
W. J. McKell
Federal Executive Council
Igt
Gundaroo Telephone Service Remains Under Review
A recent review of revenue defined at Gundaroo exchange notes continuous service is justified. Mr Fraser of Melbourne is advised that Deputy Director of Posts and Telegraphs says arrangements depend on continuing remuneration and postmaster agreement under same terms.
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Gundaroo
Fraser
Poste
Pontine
He Samme
British Naval Strength Reported in Commons
The record notes British naval strength with carriers, cruisers, destroyers, frigates, submarines and escort vessels. It cites counts for training and combat fleets including two carriers, thirty seven destroyers and eighteen submarines with other classes listed in the summary.
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London
Commons
Federal Agrees on Additional Flood Relief Funds
The Commonwealth will provide £25,000 extra flood relief funds after NSW Premier Mc Girr requested help. A similar contribution is to be made by the NSW Government. Prime Minister Menalea announced the distribution will proceed through the existing flood relief committee.
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New South Wales
McGirr
Commonwealth
Menalea
Utut
Ing
Flour Bran and Pollard Prices Rail Sydney Market Update
Prices for flour, bran and pollard were announced by Commissioner M White in Sydney. Wholesale rates rise with flour at 1 10/150 per ton, bran and pollard up to 22/14/3, affecting end price levels from today.
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Sydney
M. Whitey
Pallard
Prices and policy swirl in Australian markets
A garbled report notes agitation in Queanbeyan and Canberra over potential price rises and local trading constraints. It mentions the ACT Prices Branch and discussions on lead in commodities, with government involvement and ongoing consideration of adjustments.
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Jae
Mall
Emery
Ube
Wernenbahnes
Canberra
Enetier
A.C
Nate
Sydney University eyes external studies for wider degrees
The Minister for Education Mr PR Metron hopes Sydney University will offer external studies in 1901 to broaden degree access. He cited Queensland University and U.S. institutions as examples where external instruction has been adopted to help those unable to attend due to various circumstances.
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Sydney
PR Metron
US Steel Output to Be Expanded by 16 Firms
Washington reports the U S government approved expansion plans from 16 companies committing nearly 470 million dollars to widen production capacity. The National Security Resources Board says the move would lift American steel ingot output by about 5.6 million tons annually and boost pig iron and coke outputs as well.
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Washington
National Security Resources Board
Ameridae
Bathing Beauty Contest at Canberra Entrance
A line forms at the attractive entrance for the Bathing Beauty Contest in Lag Sey, Canberra Gueantoyan. Spectators await the show as contestants prepare on stage for the event.
Tributes To Late Mr. J Johnston at Canberra Service
A memorial service for Mr. J Johnston was held with community representatives and veterans, led by Rev. W A Gee Stewart. He served as a gunner in the Royal Ontario Artillery during World War I and arrived in Australia in 1926, later living in Queanbeyan for 12 years before moving to Tollgwinie. He is survived by a widow.
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Montrove
Australia
Queun Bayan
Molaned
Plane disaster sequel sentence for boy in Quebec case
A damaged report claims a 14 year old watchmaker is to be hanged for involvement in a disaster at Boitem bor Quebec. Jeweller J Albert Day was previously sentenced to death in March. the execution threesome was stayed or he could be a wit.
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Quebec
Thure
Genaraux Runat
Bopitem
Garcons
J. Albert Day
Church Leaders Press Jubilee Plans in Australia Tour
A group led by Archbishop of York plans a series of visits to Australia in October and November to promote the World Council of Churches Jubilee. Speakers include Cyril Garbett and Stephen Neill. The talks stress Christian duty, gender roles, and unity ahead of Jubilee celebrations.
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Australian Council For the World Council of Churches
H. W. K. Mowil
Australia
York
Cyril F.garbatt
Stephen Neill
Awymatunt Bisop
Canterbury
Ishop Neil
Waraliew
Tay Lealls
London
de. Henry
Associ
World Counsil
Chutrches
New York
Neill
Weatherhead
Ant Shine
Super
Leiper
Mowill
Waris Council of Churches
Aumbelin
Chiech
Australasia
Presbyterian Church
Eulia
Eife
Cole
Turing
Austalia Belonsiing
Funeral of Mr E Shomack
Funeral services for Mr E Shomack of Koorawatha were led by Archdeacon Davies in Canberra yesterday afternoon. Archdeacon Davies praised the deceased’s role in a venerable local family and the loss to the community as Christmas nears. Lifelong friend Mr Jack paid tribute to his friend’s service. The funeral was followed by burial in the family plot.
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Bome
Canberra
Bhumack
Koorawatha
David Ah
Msenene
BB To
Archdeacon Davies
Elan
Programme for Jubilee in ACT and Canberra Celebrations
The ACT Celebrations Committee chaired by Mr C H Daley announces a souvenir Jubilee programme for Canberra. It outlines aims to entertain residents and visitors and highlights history, events, and organisations involved in the ACT Jubilee.
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ACT
C. H. Daley
Winds Dampen Attendance at Institute Gathering
Strong gusts kept about 860 people away from an Institute of Anatomy courtyard concert and rural singing event. Adverse conditions disrupted the program and prompted calls for review by connected bodies. The Dunbarra Nursery Kindergarten Society organized the function featuring the Latvian choir, Young American aliigerm, Recorder Quartet, and other performers.
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Institute of Anatomy
Dunbarra Nursery Kindergarten Sociaty
Promimetely LR
Ehoir
Angean
Aliigerm
Quaret
Planints X
Beker
F. Bibherd
Fragmented Note From Ravine River Region
A fragmented text reference mentions Ravine river, a MLA tenure, farm and an unclear note about a Saturday scan. It reads as garbled readout with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Ravine river and MLA.
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Bape
Bush fires rage across southern Australia and Western New South Wales
Landholders brace as fires breach the border from South Australia in multiple locations. Hundreds of square miles burned in South Australia with crews rallied toward Buckalow and Wentworth. Firefighters report extreme heat and embers advancing up to 80 miles per hour in some districts while authorities call for volunteers.
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Sydney
South Australia
South Aide
Tralia
Borgeant Newell
Broken Yi! Police
Voluniees
Rakes Hull
Newell
Gra
Slere
We Barrier Range
Lilie Poptk
Tucksin Station
Len State Co-Dirrt
Buckalow
Maur
Lochlilly
Buckaldw
Alhery
Pike Camp
Wentworth
Lighting ban debate sparks state history concerns
Fragmentary report notes discussion led by Mr Dr Jaseid on banning lighting due to grave danger. Evatt and others call for strict observation of new lighting restrictions amid concerns about public safety and historical risk.
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Dr Jaseid
Drew
Nick Sepede
Evatt
Lighting & Brewan
Motor Cyclists Throw Off Two Airmen in Landon Circuit
Two airmen, Alen Lan 247 bn Luck Tohraan 25 Bath Fairbairn AAS Biation, were thrown from their motorcycles during a race in Landon Circuit when they failed to take a corner. An embankment and crash resulted in injuries. They were X-rayed at Canberra Hospital last night.
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Alen Lan
Luck Tohraan
Bath Fairbairn
Rotor Cys
Oppache
Hause Esterday
Crauy
Gaisbet
Yalon
Te Canberra Hospital
Golf Championship Cover Upset at Royal Syther
In a terse report from the Royal Syther course, noble Cram edges the field to claim a championship, finishing under par as the event charts a wary course. The decisive round highlights a dramatic rise for the winner and a tense battle among contenders.
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Sydney
Esse
Royal
Ing
Chhoquiva For Sydney Cap Cond Vieveria Heap
The fragmentary text shows unclear names and events with no coherent facts to recount. Limited readable words prevent identifying a person, place, date, or organization for a concise news item.
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Chhoquiva
Sydney
Cap
Vieveria Heap
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Australian Capital Territory
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Rte University
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Queanbeyan Chamber of
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Mr. J. Johnston
World Council
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