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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
3
Intimed In Etna Bet Lla Ve Veiled Wig
Unclear text fragment appears to reference a bet or wager connected to Etna and a wig. No coherent event, person, or organization can be determined from the readable portion.
Guinea Airways Asset Sale to ANA Approved
Shareholders at an extraordinary meeting on January 12 approve selling Guinea Airways principal assets to Australian National Airways for £278,000. Payment to be made in preference shares, with capital held mainly by a local consortium.
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Sydney
Winnextay
Guinea Airways
Major irrigation works high on state programme
Sydney reports the government’s push for post war irrigation through dam projects on the Macquarie Burrendong Tumut Hunter rivers and irrigation schemes in the Hunter and Glenbawn areas. Premier McKell outlined surveys and preliminary work with allocations totaling about £39,000 for 1944-45 and planned dam constructions.
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Sydney
Brete
Haa
Ile
MeXell
Eathin Atea
Burrendong
Tumut
Globtown
McKell
Tel ‘Unter
Glenbawn
Welfare Concert At Yass for Patriotic Funds
ICA unit A forta fundraiser at Yass Memorial Hall on New Year’s Eve will support Canberra Brivics Welfare Association and Viv Yeuu Memorial 1F unit. Proceeds shared between the two groups. Dancing begins New Year’s morning, with varied entertainments and interludes, broadcast on station 204. Rex Morris compères.
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ICA
Yau
Canbirra Brivics Welfare Association
Viv Yeuu Memorial
Uten
Umigan
Hell
Rex Morris
Rex Morrisby
3CA
Yass Mempritt Fund
Car Trefinery'welfare Association
2Ca PO
Devonport Pilot Defies Death In Flight Crash
Leagh Murray of Devonport, Tramanix, was believed dead when his Hurricane fighter crashed from 000 feet. The aircraft hit ground at 400 miles per hour, crossed fields, and smashed through a house, burying the engine. Murray survived, was rescued from wreckage, and after five months in hospital with 88 stitches, he resumed operations.
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Mwlequene
Westnontay
Flint
Leagh Murray
Devonport
Tramanix
Ivan
Fenura
M House
Murray
Not Invited Into New Liberal Party in Melbourne
Independent member A W Coles for Henry says he has not received an invitation to join the new Liberal Party. He is one of the two MPs who helped topple the Mengies Government and kept the Carlin Government in office until the last elections.
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Melbourne
My. A.W. Coles
Henry
Liberal Party
Mengies
Carlin
Jaat
No Increase in Newsprint Allocation Reported
Acting Prime Minister F M Fonie announced no rise in newsprint for daily Sunday and weekly jurors for the quarter starting January 1. Mr Bordi noted no further approval until supply allocation was assured for 1940, preserving creative stock of newspapers in Australia.
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Bydney
F. M. Fonie
Bordi
Wharf Strike Continues With Roster System in Place
Perth reports ongoing port strike as workers, many bare chested, press on with thousands of tons maneuvering under the roster system after the decision to extend the industrial action began December 11. The scene reflects heightened tensions and sustained disruption at the harbor.
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Perth
Wadveaday
Avrviet
Further Summonses For Publicans In Aydney Court
Publicans face further summonses for refusing to sell bottled beer on demand and tender of payment. The Special Federal Court will hear the cases Friday morning as Deputy Crown Solicitor (Dr Wetton) noted plans to continue investigations.
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Aydney, Wednaminy
City
Autoria Publicann
Special Federal Court
Crows Solfotter
Wetton
Canberra Accommodation Row Sparks Mint Price Debate
A garbled notice discusses Canberra lodging and a proposed establishment of a mint in Western Australia. Premier Wilcocks says a previous proposal was blocked by state premiers but now revived, facing objections. The Perth branch and Royal Mint plans are cited, with tender dates, and government departments named in a bid to refine and mint coinage.
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Wedniiay
Canbarra
Austraiis
Mar. Wilgock
Austra
Clack Pn
Canberra
Wala
Wilcack
Murtner Particu
Royal Mint
Img i Secomsry
Topper
Allver Cola
Sydary
Tel
Dron Utsdertaken
British Blood Stock Demand and Public Notices
A jumble of ad like notices notes and recruitment openings. Mentions demand for British blood stock and Newmarket activity alongside unrelated employment ads for clerical and nursing roles. Also lists vacancies for a bookkeeper and temporary hospital related posts with contact details and dates embedded.
National Library Notice of December Opening Hours
Public notice states the National Library will be open to readers and borrowers on Sunday December 2 from 12 30 to 6 00. The library will be closed on Saturday December 30 and Monday January. Kenneth Ainna Librarian Athent of the Ieyeriga.
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Cauberra
National Library
Unday
Kenneth Ainna
Librar.an
Scholarship for nursery kindergarten training in Australian Capital Territory
Applications are invited from residents of the Australian Capital Territory for a scholarship to train as a teacher at AD approved Kinder raden Training College. Applicants aged 21 to 25, with Leaving Certificate, in good health, may apply. two scholarship awards are £120 for the first two years and £40 for the third year when employed. Details from secondary schools in the ACT Branch, Department of the Interior, Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Capital Territory
Kinderraden Training College
Clyi
Department of the Interior
Canberra
A. Carrodue
Derailment at Broken Hill Disrupts Rail Service
A broken line today caused a derailment near Broken Hill. A train derailed after striking a truck that crashed through a bridge, piling debris on the track. Men work around the clock to clear the line and restore service by tomorrow.
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Mroken Bill
Mroken Fll
Oluar
Retirement of Rail Union Official
A prominent union official retires next week from the Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association. The notice lists contact details for further information and mentions a meeting and membership references.
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Rail Union
Rymney
Cc Ainkerton
Auadciation
Neale
Central
Onl Reference Board
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