Funeral notices and obituaries from Canberra area
The page records funeral notices for Pop Swanson and Alan Murty, with services in Canberra and Queanbeyan including interments at local cemeteries. It lists mourners, funeral directors, and times, plus a generalized memorial for Graham and other buried or remembered individuals.
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Frbanda
Alan Murty
Bia
Regrest Piirick
Taraddion
Pervice
Tom Hatter Mmamoing
Thie Buturtay
Can‘barra Puble
MH O'Rourke
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Omee
Crawford Street
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization Job Listing
The article advertises a technical assistant role in the Division of Plant Industry at CSIRO, Ca terre, detailing permanent appointment with salary range and duties in greenhouse maintenance and pasture sampling. It outlines required qualifications and directs applications to the Plant Industry address in Canberra by January.
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Hommonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research
Caterre
Parbury
Scrap Lead Drive Note at Tolopan Park School
Collections arranged by ringing M76 Save Land and Junior Federation Kad Crom Secaty-A. C. T. Division Novice to Junior Cross. Members to take note of Scrap Lend Drive advertised in the Canberra Trimex and collect scrap as possible. Take your collection to your lenders in memory of an anniversary.
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Zunlue Be
Teave
Tolopan Park
Echoot
Save Land
Etralion Kad
Crom Secaty
A.C.T
Junor
Canberra
Annal
Canberra Ministers Face Criticism Over Absences
A Canberra debate rebukes the absence of ministers from the capital and warns that habitual absenteeism harms governance. Highlights stress the need for ministers to be present for wartime and diplomatic duties, with calls for accountability and prompt attention to official affairs in Canberra.
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Ustralia
Commonwealth
Calwell
Canberra
National Capital
Canterre
Xantor
Ammion
Centra
Amy Onan
Colwell Haw
Prmant
Nice
Capitol
Auahalla
Miiavere
Calwell Slates Absentee Ministers Face Backlash
In Canberra the government contends absentee ministers hinder urgent actions as the prime minister and cabinet members face scrutiny. Calwell criticizes leaders for delays while public confidence wanes in national leadership and policy direction amid rising economic concerns.
Australian scientist urges rapid atomic research lead
Professor Oliphant warns that Australia must accelerate atomic research to keep pace with global developments. He stresses the importance of science for economic and defence problems and calls for swift access to advanced particles and technologies.
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Adelaide
Australia
al Marcus Oliphant
Gliphasit
Scientife
Econo Social
Oliphant
German Scientists Push for Peaceful Atomic Plant
A group of German scientists urge the construction of a small atomic plant in Düsseldorf for peaceful use. They claim such a plant would advance technics, medicine and agriculture through experiments and research.
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Dusseldorf
Mie
Boban Seine
Sanks to Announce Merger in London Meeting
A merger announcement is planned at the Union Bank of Australasia annual meeting in London on January 18. The bank reported profit of £907,228 for the ended August 81, compared with £255,060 the previous year.
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London
Union Bank of
Weather Summary From Regional Meteorological Office
Weather summary reports a warm overcast day with possible rain and thunderstorms. Winds vary from light to moderate northerly in the region with southerly coastal winds and occasional squalls on the routes. Temperatures ranged up to about 78 degrees and fell to near 62 degrees as a cool front moved through later.
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Candorme
Pan
Ors
Lamparature
Woreen
Vam
Cain
Pam
Norchmwent
Taat
Wince
Tires
Town Hall concert interrupted by audience theft
A brief disturbance at Sydney Town Hall interrupted a performance by the Aud rey Symphony Orchestra. The manuscript of the concert was stolen from the musicians’ stands during a short lapse in guarding, prompting special security precautions.
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Sydney ‘Town Hall
Lemigne
John Barbirollh
Audrey Symphony Orchestra
Cable delays blamed on sunspots and press distortions
An editorial laments communication outages blamed on sunspots and wartime censorship across empire lines. It cites commentary from The Morning Standard and reports on postal and labor tensions affecting telegraph and cable services amid international strains with Australia, New Zealand, Britain, and Belgium.
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Baindon
Finany
America
France
Martes
Sumtaphore
Fenton
Snawa Telegreama
Australia
New
Detland
Britain
Cable and Wirdena
Pontinus
Two PLA Planes Crash in Same Fence at Oberon
Two Auster and Tiger Moth aircraft crashed near a timber yard in Oberon. One pilot was injured. both planes damaged but escapers reported. A Timber Industries Ltd chartered Auster and a Tiger Moth from Byaney were involved in the incident. An aviation officer assisted the injured pilot and took him to Bath aerodrome.
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Sydney
Oberon
Tay
Ap Auster
Timber Industries Ltd
Oberan
Tang
Geman Chung
Byaney
Aimer
Bath Vt
Avis Ter
Inaccurate OCR Item Sparks Unclear Local Notice
Fragmentary text references a townsperson named Daley a grave digger from Park Street Maitland and mentions a Trust office, a next of kin, and a potential contact in Sydney. Details are incomplete and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Waa
Jubilee Year celebrations mark Australia’s 1951 dawn
Read of a nationwide Jubilee Year program with royal salute, radio broadcasts, and mass ceremonies across Canberra Sydney Melbourne Brisbane and Hobart. Key events include open air musical programs, a proclamation ceremony in Canberra, New Year bells, and a King’s Jubilee service. The plan includes radio coverage and a nationwide youth and sports program.
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Civic Muthoritiee
House of Repro
Alexandra Ciur
Ene Music
Victoria
Bie Regi
Dallas Minols
J. & G. McDonald
Aitayor
Melbourne
Jemasiar ‘Bisnay
Critemia Park
Sydney
Cumbor
Australis
Ontur
Snoat State Sporting Orghnine Fown
Jublles Sport Ceenta
Semua
Nehland
Wed Wall
Bialbourne
Brisbane
Yad
Tasman
Canberra
Burt
Yass
Commonwealth
Prean
Forte
Simm
Can- Terra Cou
ACIE
Daley
Hilla
Albert Hall
CW. Mott
A. Frauer
Robert Hall
Robert Gaetan
Murcks Stockade
Critics Pick Best Film of 1950 and Actress Honors
Critics select the top film of 1950 and name a leading actress for a standout performance. The awards highlight achievements in cinema with emphasis on notable titles and performers from that year.
Record Coal Output Amid Holiday Supply Push
The report notes coal production figures with 12.58 tons highlighted and mentions record daily output. It describes plans to maintain supply during the Tennessee holidays and references regional utility and industrial concerns, including segments about Fort Kembis and Bonmereau.
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Conal
Ife
Porkaum
Thy
Tonent
Bonmereau
Fort Kembis
Irane
Weak Attack In English Team For N S W Match
The report notes English and New South Wales selections for an upcoming match with players such as Brown, Sheppard, Parkhouse, Lewes, and Warr listed for England and Maris, Moroney, Miller, Burke, De Courey for New South Wales. Umpire H Espinaton and A Barlow are named for the first rat.
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N.S.W
Cocogsi Pe
Ovwlet
Jann
Brown
Sheppard
Parkhouse
Lewes
Waehbrook
Auton
Wars
Holslies
Brann
Close
Bedeer
Bailey
Engliehmen
Ware Tsmorrow
Maris
Moroney
Miller
Burke
de Courey
Jaman
Mawiden
Lindwell
MCC
Thale
Hinswell
Walker
Fred Johnaton
Madsen
H. Espninaton
A. Barlow
Vic
Nadeen
World Telephony Usage Report Cited by Company
A recent statistical release by the American Telephony and Telegraph Company notes global telephone penetration at the start of 2060 with 703 million lines. Australia shows 1,088,480 lines and high urban density, while Melbourne and other cities report strong but varied percentage shares.
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Curiy
Auatreila
Atatintica
American ‘Telephony and Telegraph Company
New Zealand
Tuvrih
United Staton
Australia
Dunadin
Melbourne
Burney
Washington
Melbourne hospital expert says no hope in separating twins
Melbourne Medical Director Dr. Collins states there is no hope of separating the Burmese twins joined at the waist. He notes they cannot undergo separation and that the family plans to keep them together in Tasmania on March 4.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Childrena Hospital
Collie
Alyna
Jae
Scouts Reach Remote Lake Near Melbourne
A party of seven scouts reached a distant lake in East Ipsa and Washington area, planning to dive into the waters believed to host a local wildlife or legend. The expedition, described as a field journey, aims to explore Lake Tart Karng and nearby surroundings before continuing their scheduled travels.
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Melbourne
Minpion
Ippa
Snington
Up Lake
Ipule
Tibet Crisis Report From London Daily Mail
The Daily Mail correspondent reports a new offensive in Tibet following a push by allied forces. Heavy snow disrupts movement as European troops travel toward strategic positions.
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London
Wriday
Chinews
Tibet
Ian Heavy Enow
Klin J
Bank Up of Steel at Ew UARTLE Friday
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear details about a steel bank, a Friday event, and a setting involving BLP and local references. No coherent names, places, or outcomes are extractable to form a meaningful news card.
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Vriday
Urpentagy
Shipping Hoard Stalls Christmas Goods Out of Port
Amid wartime measures a backlog of 6000 tons blocked at Melbourne Port Xemble before Christmas. Authorities cite petty waterfront delays and patchwork enforcement as the cause, hindering shipments and economic flow.
Three Men Hurt In Road Collision At Kirwotan
In Kirwotan near Wentworth Avenue and Downs Street three men were injured in a car crash. The Queenbeyan bound vehicle collided with another at 3 00 pm on a Wednesday, sustaining abrasions and minor injuries to all occupants including passengers from Queanbeyan and Wellington. The car was badly damaged and towed from the scene.
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Tierra Coaimaky
Oma
Canberra
A & Tolliston Betwen & Car
Gueenbeyan Ue
Wentworth Avenue
Downs Street
Kirwotan
Yentenday Og
Iad
We Agit Coma
Derrimar Psd
Queanbeyan
Unin Casey
Meecha Birvet
Hie Passen-Ger
Ana George Willems
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Malus Bay
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Canberne
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Shopa
Tenders
Monwealth
Department OF Works and Housing
Act
Capital SI
A.C.T. Auth
Turbday
Krajong
Canberas CF
Alpotrie
Howees
Turner
ARS
Bleien
Prietir of Work
O'Connor
Saomy Moran
Rervicn
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Darra
Dutine
SANKS
Friany
Toammen
Benctions
Services Herald
Riday
Ratie Chavis
Bale
New Yorke
Fim
Regory Pek
Eet
Ian Ve
Intmnde
Nabanat
Rio
Agun
Canterbury
Wick
Railway Union
Silence
Hove
Davin Fmearne
Rane
Minster
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Lemory
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