In Memoriam Levi Loton and Family Remembrance
Fragmented obituary notice: references Levi Loton died December 39 1900? memory by wife Doria and children Loton family. Message from Evaerted by Waloview etters and teachers Cecil Ivy Horace Gontor Nanvle and femibee A C McKay.
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A. C. McKay
Sydney service to honor Monsignor Fain Joond fame
notes indicate a Sydney ceremony planned for 1030 am at Mary’s Cathedral with Monsignor Fain Joond’s memory in focus. Attendees include church figures and potential contributors from Canberra and Goulburn, reflecting a regional eulogistic event tied to the NSW Catholic community.
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Sermon Reflects on Chestsums and Forgiveness at Church
A clergyman sermon urges memory and forgiveness during a church service. The speaker emphasizes the religious duty of the congregation and the need to rebuild a faithful foundation amid confusion, citing biblical acts and communal prayer as guiding practices.
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Canberra University’s Early Expansion Shaped by Melbourne Plans
Canberra’s university project, rooted in 1949 origins, moves from a contested proposal to a funded expansion. The Interim Governing body and Melbourne influence drive beginnings, with building fronts on Mountain Hill and a joint program including the John Curtin School of Medical Research. The effort aims to house laboratories across physics, microbiology, chemistry, and anatomy, signaling a lasting national center for education and research.
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Y Fotial Sciences
Pace Studies
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University
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Canberra unions weigh brickworks award decision
Canberra unions announced a conference next month to decide on the brickworks award dispute with the ACT Minister for Works and Conciliation Commissioner Findlay. The exchange involves employment terms, wage protections, and the right to determine regulations amid broader labor actions and industry movements.
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London Talks Decide Term Policies On Trade and Credit
A London discussion outlines long term policy aims including investment expansion, controllable credit, and balanced development. Speakers stress avoiding protectionist shifts, maintaining employment, and fostering export growth while considering international credit arrangements and new financing avenues. The talk highlights a national push toward steady growth and cautious fiscal strategies.
New Approach Sought in Korea by United Nations Debating Mediation
The United Nations weighs fresh mediation ideas for Korea amid disputes over recognition of the Chinese government at Peking. Calls rise to move from military talks to direct negotiations with Beijing and to secure a binding peace that ends prisoner exchanges and broader tensions in the Far East. Figures discuss policy shifts and the role of Australia in shaping a realist stance toward China’s government.
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Kares
Aries
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Nic Na
United Nations
Wma
Iip
North Kores Srain
Agta
Ching
Mee Uma
Petit
China
Lkke
Weather and wind readings from Canberra base report
Fragmentary午 meteorological notes record rainfall reaching 71 points and gusts up to 24 at 3 pm. Morning run times listed as 4.52 am and a planned 7.91 pm, with Canberra data drawn from Fairbairn base for the four hours starting today.
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Tun
Fairbairn
World Figures of 1952
A compact survey highlights major global leaders and events shaping 1952. It notes Dwight D. Eisenhower emerging on the world stage and ongoing Cold War tensions, with references to key political shifts and notable figures from Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
Ambush Injures Ten In Extremist Attack
Ten people are reported fatally hurt and others wounded in an ambush on a motorcade near Bekok, Johore. The incident is described as a major terrorist assault by extremist actors, with police and local authorities investigating the attack and the deaths amid a tense security situation.
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Ringapore
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Ong
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Terrorists surrender amid communist terror group in Jonore
A political leader states a six month wait before surrender and signals a peaceful turnover. Police report a surrender of a terror regiment in Mersing, Jonore, with the group aligning to a new political posture.
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Teader
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Hon
Five Year Plan for China Hints at Growth Amid War Strain
A Peking radio report quotes Premier Zhou Enlai outlining a five year plan for China. The broadcast signals efforts to expand prewar industrial and agricultural production, with emphasis on mobilization, national economic strength, and allied coordination while avoiding conflict with the United States and Korea.
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Conference Teaches Faith Across Nations at Holiday Camp
The fourth annual Amirattan World of x Nona Youth Holiday Camp Conference opened at the Canberra Church of England with leaders from Australia and Asia. Delegates over 100, including Archdeacon Readerman and Rev J Rhevit, discussed faith, intellectual growth, and missions amid talks on Malaya and Australian church history. Sessions run daily from 9:30 with three speakers each day, ending at 12. A service at St Paul’s followed the conference, concluded by evening preaching by Most Rev Malas.
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Death of Danish Queen Mother Queno Alexandrine
A garbled report notes the death of a Danish Queen Mother named Queno Alexandrine, with confused references to Danish royalty. The fragment mentions dates, a hospital, and a marriage, but details are unclear and the text is largely indecipherable.
Dr Mossadeg In Weak Condition
A fragment reports Dr. Mossadeg in weak condition amid a restricted visit. The text mentions a forbidden visitor and a brief hospital context, conveying concern without detailing incident specifics.
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Tar West Homes superintendent dies in hospital RYONEY
The superintendent of the Yea Canene's heart winome 0 a sipta private Noapatal Mr. Coleman had been in its earth alee due. He served ten vents at Manly for the annual Par Weer venad pen's camp and was once a lawyer for Cobbs and Co.
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Holiday shopping rush as few stores open
Crowds thronged Centre in Beturday morning amid holiday rush as many shops remained closed, with only a handful opening. The Chamber urged retailers to extend hours but few complied, causing long lines and crowded streets. Canberra officials noted liquor sale laws and licensing rules affecting shop hours. Shipping delays and cold weather added to the busy scene as residents sought early gifts and weekend bargains.
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Truman Defends Policy Act Record Across Eight Years
Washington correspondent Anthony Laviers reports President Truman, in an extended review, defends his eight year policy act record. He says he faced more abuse than any other U.S. president but stands by decisions, asserting strength and restraint in government.
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Official unit to hold American post conversation amid security probe
A fragment of a Washington report shows the House of Representatives committee discussing the candidacy of a Blanchard official tied to the National Bureau. The exchange flags concerns over potential disloyalty and possible secret information access.
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Unclear historical incident at Hongkoid released guard
A garbled report mentions Communist guards releasing an American figure in Hongkoid. The text describes an individual in an old sweater and rattier pants, with references to Sommurvat posh and Father McGimm, but key details, names, dates, and places are distorted, leaving the exact event and outcome uncertain.
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Incoherent OCR Note From Mandley Page Office
An unclear statement from Mandley Page 08 chairman about aircraft mining and striking power. The text mentions a bomber order in quantity for the RAP and reference to squadrons, but readability is severely damaged. Entities and concrete facts are sparse and uncertain in the fragment.
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