Prince Hay Coast Hospital and Nursing Board Advert
A fragmented notice seeks applicants for nursing and hospital staff at a Prince Hay Coast facility. It lists job roles, qualifications, uniforms, examinations, and a general medical superintendent contact, with instruction to obtain forms from the undersigned. Includes mentions of accommodation, rewards, and exchange offers.
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Nuree
Waltraa
General Medical
PTAN
Pakint Kingston
Community announcements and service notices from Canberra area
Local items include club meetings choir concert church services and public notices. Events listed are CANBERRA Citas CLUB 3A and WHL-Mo meeting at METHOUUT CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT, WELEY CHURCH events, Canberra lawn mowing service ads, Federal Golf Club foursome draw, and an annual examination report update with admission notices for primary and secondary levels.
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Hell
Belundey
Crome
Aftersoas
van Henan
Wuson
Pate
Ronney Igi
Peart ‘Banear
Cartel
Quenotryan
Baer
Union denies open membership for Australian builders
An anonymous man claims the Australian Builders' Labourers Federation should admit women, alleging the union rejected a female applicant. He identifies as Myetu Fluent, 62, of Bruce Street, Burariore, and says the executive committee gave no reason for denial. He cites his arbitration case and past union membership to argue for reform.
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Oayutt Justicy
Kingelln
Tirdusceiel
Penveln
Mivanlages Na Tong
Fe Wom
Uhr Unten Uie
Duatthey
Tragneil
Warty
Werthin
Br Sun
Canberra Decay of Public Opinion in 1948 Referendum Debates
A Canberra Times analysis questions how the government under Prime Minister Chidey ignored public opinion after the 1948 referendum on control of rents and prices. It argues that failure to heed electors led to a swing against Labour and that ministers faced contempt from opponents and Parliament.
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Pt Monter
Dave
Binlaters
Australia
Chia
Cavey
Talon
Referendua
Reaté
Priser
New South Wales
Chidey
Anateoia
Failig
Breitithin
Fabry
Minugers
Tem
Fils
Biele
Disputed Conduct of People's Convention Stirs Commerce Leaders
The article records a heated defense by Mr Ellis of conduct at a People's Convention in Canberra. It notes opposition from business representatives and a committee structure including the Chamber of Commerce, National Council of Women, and other associations. Delegates debated changes to meeting seating and procedures, with timeframes shifting and concerns over circulation of reports.
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Uieien
Chamber Commerce
Vaem
Canberra
Hong
Brest
Proprcan Ausociations
National Council of Woman
Thin Lespent Profesional Cmeerk
Adweary Council
Commerc Phe
Chamber of Commource
Perdohs
Eoon
Clreulekion
Tunis
Ad- Feemenet
Peeridenta
Chamber of Commeren
Fpingreat Association
Maivern
Conaider
Jeney
Niles
Unclear text records government figure exchange
Fragmentary OCR mentions a vice regal and governor general at government huby yesterday with references to prime minister and honourable title. Details are obscured and no clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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Fia
Huby
Aahorth
Maravik
G. Menbien
Mip
Ilan Am
Cuilley
No Income Tax Fight Described as Offender Case
Unclear OCR fragment suggests a dispute over income tax figures or a transfer from 2043 to 1048 and labels someone as an offender. Details are unreadable and no clear entities or events are confirmed.
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Furia
Weather report for Canberra and surrounding district
Canberra area forecast shows showers mainly at night in the south and southeast, with mainly fine conditions elsewhere. Temperatures mild, winds variable with northeast gusts, and a generally warmer trend expected yesterday.
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Canberra
Thuretny
Buroneer
Inchoay
South-Saaken
UX North East Winds
Death of Mr J J Lot in road accident in Muscat
Mr J J Lot of Lawley Hour died from injuries sustained in a four person car accident near Bytur yesterday afternoon. His daughter arrived on Sunday and will return with the hearse for the funeral. Inquest to be held before week’s end. Born 1877 at Red Lion Motel Mossaby Beret he followed a father a public official and served in the Federal Capital construction. Survived by daughter Mrs Fethot Dowson and sons John Douglas James Willie.
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Ste
James Joseph Tatts
Lawley Houre
Conaera
Terady
Femutab
Bytur
Gunady
John Walbourne
Nott
Ms Straten
Red Liony
Musabaty Beret
Mele
Bor
Minothers
Ainalty Xevier College
Kew
Hiw
Tu Melishuene Taser of
Layer
Joeining
Hie Ate
I Caner
Jendle
Hie Dauenter
Mee Fethot Dowson
John Douglas
Jamea Willie
Relfase Ordered Of Lionel Efron Discharge
A city court today discharged Lionel Efron amid confusion over the case. The proceedings drew attention to the magistrate and raised questions about prior calls and charges. Local observers noted the outcome as a procedural resolution without further details.
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Relfase
Lionel Efron
Lionel
Wool-averaged prices and sales for Australian wool
November wool market figures show averaged price of 59.0 pence per pound with high activity and total value reaching £36,350,261. Sales included 413,058 bales, 46,135 auctioned, with September to November wool price around 31.204d per pound for greasy wool and 33 shillings for scoured wool. Proceeds total £97,085,435 for the period, up from 1948 figures, and December 30 stock reached 2,077,094 bales versus 1,227,404 a year earlier.
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Awelian
Augtralia
Creany
Ue Samp Dale
No Rosy Visions of Low Taxation
In Biebane a discussion rises after years of high spending. The Taxpayers Association urges the government to cut expenditure and reassure taxpayers that tax relief is near. Leaders warn against delays and call for prompt action to secure lower taxes.
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Biebane
Thureday
T. H. Leay
Iveal Ment
Taxpayers
Embezzlement two year sentences handed down
A court in Darlington sentenced an ex-employee of a local trade union to two years for embezzlement. The defendant admitted wrongdoing after a prolonged investigation, with prosecutors outlining a pattern of misused funds.
Two Prisoners Escape From Central Police Station
Two inmates Darcy Kaan aged 29 and Willem Gort Cecil Mears aged 27 escaped from Courel Police Station during a daytime break. Police ranked a dragnet across the area as officers chased suspects who reportedly climbed a window and fled into the streets amid crowds and a massive manhunt.
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Syoney
Thunsday
Darcy Kaan
Willem Gort Cecil Mears
Courel
Dugan
Ouabody
Quart
Meare
Au Poswensier
Mears
Wirrman Pateole
Central Railway
Keir
Alcanaine
Houdin
Diack Maria
Danas
Stara
Ig Bay
Eather Pit
Paddington
Pacharn
Carehulky
P L C Principal In Defence Of Church Schools
P L C principal of Ladley College defends church schools amid sector controversy. The report notes debate over state funding and education policy, warning that secular control could threaten religious schooling.
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Byonee
Thurbaby
Alan D. Knox
ACT Candidates Accept Result of Election
Dr Nott and Mr Rhodes praised the election outcome in Canberra as a clear mandate for public service. Both labor and liberal candidates vowed to continue serving the people and advancing balanced development across the ACT and Canberra district.
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ACT
Dr. & W. Nott
Timie
Hy Harivetors
Donaihie
Ana
Swimming Titles Decided at North Sydney Pool
North Sydney Pool hosted a national swimming meet where Victorians set records and multiple titles were decided. Capable swimmers competed in breaststroke and freestyle events with Kellaway and Lyons among the notable champions.
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North Sydney
Sydney Wool Sales Report Mixed Bids and Prices
A fragment reports Sydney wool sales with bids from Terales and Varn, noting bale purchases and a lively market. Local units and competitors Beadford and others participate amid partial figures and names like Cog Braidwood and Blay in a terse, damaged transcript.
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Jawan
A. Blay
Found Shot At Dubbo In Quarrel Over Vacant Lot
Police investigated a shooting at Dubbo around 4 pm yesterday on a vacant allotment. A woman is questioned after a blast heard 20 yards away. initial report suggests a domestic dispute over a meal or quarrel, with unclear motives and no confirmed injuries.
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Dubbo
Tuureosy
Wbout
Yesterdany
Uelur
Iik Mat
Pgh
Yenea
Tunning Eothet
ACT Wage Hearing Delayed To January
Emergency committee of the ACT moved to suspend the basic wage hearing at the Arbitration Court until January. Mr Monk, president of the ACT, returned to Melbourne amid rapid developments and immediate action was expected from the government.
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Srurwy
Saurmusy
ACT
Feee Jontice
Arbitration Court
Fedora
Iso
ACTA
Mr. Monk
Melsnake
Aboriginal education reform at Canberra college discussed
The article reports on debates over a new university in Canberra with focus on Indigenous education, campus facilities, and expansion. It notes calls for permanent buildings, diverse student accommodation, and Ther outcomes for local and distant students, with emphasis on faculty and infrastructure development to support full-time and day-class programs.
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Britain
Europe
K Ing O'Malley
Bor Jyarloualy
Austral
Victoria
Univer
Awetralia
Lealibra
Burton
Canverre
Freretoer
Thes University
Alte
Senolantipa
Kotoratria Atudertn
Canberra
Iinat
Profesor
Ander Feradueta University
Sar
Irmin
Fragmented OCR Text Yields No Clear News Item
Readable segments mention names and places but lack coherent event or report. The text appears garbled with multiple nonstandard words and lacks a verifiable incident, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper news card.
Sydney Market Briefs and Cattle Sale Reported
Sydney notes a market summary with mixed cattle lot details and receipts. The report records 3804 head total and prices around 10 to 14 shillings, alongside trader remarks and market activity.
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Sydney
Thuresay
Pwey and
Lausle
Tony R
Bees Beinura
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