Tomorrow's cricket fixtures at University ground and surrounding venues
Tomorrow's program lists numerous matches across several venues including University and Tyr opck Park. Players named include Cleary, Le Laws, McCarty, Ratu, Pryor, Sherratt, Townsend, etc., with fixtures featuring Northbourne, Manuka, Traynor, and Venues such as Tyr opck Park and Florinbourne Harmony.
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THA
Gramneey
Manuka
Ratu University
Pryor
Sherratt
Harris
Townsend
Sc Feaument
Corny
Holden
HNL
Brokna
Kemper
Setleon
Whedera Milner
Linford
Peaches Mongaton
Pike Tempt
Traynor
V. Rywn
Triet
J. Murphy
J McConnill
Ny Malang
Kermode
Brith le Smith
Bakin
Cou
Berry
One Hew Party Drafts Policy To Boost Defence And Industry
A political program outlines universal national service with trained civilians, expanded defence, and strong links between naval forces and Far East strategy. It promotes industrial justice, wage reforms, and government coordination to raise production and living standards while protecting workers and primary industries.
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Attenunus
Terve
Atabilla Alion Schenex
Rural Industries
Aimilar
Prican
Br. Menzien Aaid
Heart Hind Heer
Fadera
Mensiox
Univerail
Fraineen
ILM
Auatealia
Arma
Dlut
Warle
Wewwil
Gwren Commonwealth
Miniles
Rewutta
Australia
Indus
Menaioe
Ite
Actrinia
Rictivitin
Tania
Observel
Menaiow
Pikes Menmien
Anil T
State XI To Meet Eve In Canberra Trial Invite
State XI to meet eve near played again at Routh Australia last week have been returned for the Victorian game in By-dovy next week. The Canberra bowler Johnston is invited to Antey for trial for relocation. Johnston will appear next Wednesday and Thursday. He has taken 42 wickets this season in Canberra. Belvoir Ales Murky visited Canberra to see his action.
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Australia
Bydovy
Canberra
Bowlee
Fond Johnston
Antey
Johnston
Anil
Biate Belvoir
Ales Murky
Weather forecast with scattered storms over southern districts
Forecasts indicate a storm threat from the north to northwest with scattered thunderstorms across the region. Expect a west to southwest wind shift in the south, mainly fine and fair in most areas with moderate NW winds and danger from thunderstorms in western districts. sea conditions moderate to high in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Stromg
Nouth-Weat
Heat Wave Persists in State Across Burks and Cities
The Acting State Meteorologist Mr Newman announced the heat wave will continue with no relief for several days. Bourke reported 100 degrees as a fourth successive day over the century mark. The condition grips South West region with extreme temperatures.
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Rydney
Oniback Rem
New South
Weles
Mousy
Metroritogia
Mr. Newman
Bourke
Hottest Day in Two Years Hits Melbourne Areas
Melbourne records an extreme heat day with temperatures climbing past the entry mark. Bush fires flare near Stealville as authorities hope cooler air from a front moving toward Adelaide will curb spread, while Canberra reports light rain and a cooler night after a above average day.
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Melbourne
Tate
Stealenville
Adelaide
Victoria
Canberra Weather Thursday and Times Report
Fragmented weather note for Canberra with scattered readings. Mentions barometer, temperatures and wind speeds at several times. Details are garbled but indicate hourly observations and conditions.
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Maltioum
Rossimum
Hinton
al & Pam
Australian civilians and the limits of honour awards
The article argues that civilian honours may not reflect true bravery and that many worthy acts go unrecognized. It notes that awards tied to operational service cannot fully honor all who risk their lives, and remaining public servants sometimes face envy or skepticism. It stresses civilian service is valued without need of artificial titles.
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Australia
Sonia
Ley
Pulitica Eaterlen
Nitherta
Professor Copland Takes Up Australian Minister Post
Professor Copland travelled from Sydney yesterday to assume his new role as Australian Minister at Chukungjiang. He will oversee diplomatic duties and represent Australia in regional affairs.
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Copland
Sydney
Chungkinj
Lighter shattered by explosion near Sydney harbour
A Royal Navy lighter with three men aboard exploded its fuel tank at Kirribilli Point. The craft smashed, deck pieces hurled into the air, and a man was blown from the vessel. The lighter was towed away amid smoke and debris. three crew severely injured but escape.
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Sydney
Kiriibild Point
Nhatah
Aufferim
Thom Sever Durna
Hook
Goateland
Katoomba Sails Saturday for Military Repatriation
The steamer Katoomba will sail on Saturday with space for 660 personnel. It has been decided to send the ship to Tero elim and Rabaul to repatriate Army personnel, making accommodation available for one battalion of troops at the land outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Katoomba
Gta
Pramengara
Tero
Elim
Rabaul
Water Conservation Scheme Approved and Planned Dam
State cabinet approved the draft bid creating a single authority to build and manage a dam at Mullyroge, central to a major water conservation project. The dam site will be a focus of high priority work and regional supply efforts.
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Witney
Thureday
Btate
Tovay
Mullyroge
Gale Coopervation
Ncwpie
No Civilian Awards To Be Recommended By Chifley Ministry
A highly garbled report states the Chifley government will not recommend civilian awards. It mentions distinctions for wartime conduct and for services aiding victory and national effort, with unclear references to the King and the nation’s war administration.
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Chifley Ministry
Tha
Furtner
Oman
Righerian Companion
Frere
Perstlon
IL Uji
Uniiy Nparational
Basta
Yin de Ciaton
Pocspie
Owen
Australia
Textile workers in Melbourne vote go slow over wage rise
Textile union orders Melbourne workers to slow production after failed talks on weekly pay increase. Industry faces disruption as negotiations stall and employers seek to avert costly strikes.
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Melbourne
British Occupation Force For Japan Established
Discussions among British Commonwealth nations led to formal acceptance of participation in the occupation of Japan. The force includes units from Britain, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, with Lt Gen Northcott as commander and an integrated Australian headquarters. An air contingent and naval elements from the three fleets will operate under Allied command in Japanese waters.
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Bettiah Commonwealth
Washington
Evatt
United Talon
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Tein
Ni Ue
Leutenanta
J Narthcott
Tully
Fone
Badin
Stall Laut
Gravral Northcott
British-Indian Division and No Independent. Brigate F Groupa, Onn Rach
Australlie
Anc
Admir
Ave
United States
Geanp
Baharim Tt. Nirama
Appointmenta Ate
Ian Beacaughlin
Soaper
RAAF Orders All No. L Wing Members to Report
Melbourne dispatch notes the RAAF instructing No. L Wing personnel on mainland leave to report at their depot for redirection. The report mentions No. B L Wing as a component and cites a site occupation issue affecting deployment.
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Melbourne
RAAF
No. &L Wing
No. BL Wing
Jack Fingleton Exits Big Cricket With Mixed Signals
Jack Fingleton states he will not return to top level cricket as the sport ages and younger players rise. A separate unnamed executive notes business duties limit his availability, while cricket officials argue veteran stars should gradually retire to make way for promising youngsters.
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Jack Fingleton
Jade Magieton
Bratelane
Fingleton
Tre
Ahuslaam
Political Ingiston
FormaUon
Nir
Fucca
Ike O'Hailly
Frama
Coie
Restoring Sugar Ration Announced by Minister
The minister announced restoration of the sugar ration for Meliuane with a February 1 deadline. The plan would restore sugar at its full value of white, affecting Auger and related measures discussed by Senator Keaneh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliuane
Cut Tome
Keaneh
Liberal Plans to Fight Elections in Australia
The Liberal Party outlines plans for a vigorous election campaign across the Commonwealth. Leader Hitchie says preparations cover finance publicity research and electorate organization. Foundations laid for a pre election organization to promote party development and distribute educational literature with focus on youth and women activities coordinated by a new federal secretariat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Australia
Liberal Party
Hitchie
Bate
Egg shipments to Britain reach 30 million dozen and 20 million lbs pulp
Melbourne reports that Australia reached an agreement with the British Ministry for Food. Negotiations conclude with Australia to send 30 million dozen eggs and 20 million pounds of egg pulp to Britain this year, as stated by Minister for Agriculture Mr. Scully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mr Scully
Ministry For Food
Australia
Canberra vs Goulburn tennis team selections list
The list details players selected to represent Canberra against Goulburn for the weekend meet. Captains KC Garnall and HE. Moca lead two squads with many names including Pryor, J. Ahipenl, B. Boag, N. Damund, Hoyn E Turner, J. Omond, L. Feo, A. Will, and Minmen by Mananey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Starttnye
Goulbuen
Mon. F. Pryor
J. Ahipenl
A. Ninh
Sayer
ML. Palmer
T. Iyene
KC Garnall
B. Boag
Sournets Aetumpt
2. Wilaan
J. With. Vm
Ladion
Madamien Mowe
Mahoney
Howg
Falwards
Douglas
O'Sullivan
Mickey
Miamon
le Parr
K. Garratt
Qpreath
Turmer
N. Damund
Hoyn E Turner
A Dayle
Moca
Prendergmn
Je Bagg
Nichulla
J. Omond
Laucen Feo
A. Trowning
Cua Atk Rye
A. Will Junior
Glen
Mananey
Chullon
L Routhwell
Xih
F. Kotor
Bront
B. Kix
Blahop
Scholarship awards for nursery school winners announced
The Minister for the Interior announced 1048 scholarship awards for nursery school training. Shirley Wildes of Forrest and Margaret June Tonballurinck of New Grimtt Mine Kildek led the list, to study Kindergarten Training College. The scholarships run three years, renewable on satisfactory reports, and graduates may serve as nursery kindergarten teachers in the Territory for three years in various centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Auhnaan
Eeholarehipa
Nat Pirla
Caplin Torelory
Carnival profits exceed six hundred pounds in Queanbeyan
The Queanbeyan Wap Memorial Fund Committee secretaries announced yesterday that the carnival raised over six hundred pounds. The event, described as the first of its kind, began with a large gathering and social functions, promising worthwhile support for future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan Wap Memorial Fund Committee
Ir. F. Debenham
Amy Almiinr
Plans for Interim Air Force Formation Quoted for City
A report notes formation of an interim air force to bridge to a permanent Royal Australian Air Force structure. It mentions provisional members and volunteers, with emphasis on national defense readiness and future consolidation into the permanent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thuratay
Tater Air Force
Air Force
Mombota
RAAF
Citi
Ward presses for inquiry into Imam conduct
In Sydney today Mr Ward reiterates his demand for an inquiry into the conduct of the Mubeyun alga. He stresses the reputation and authority of the Australian as a guiding factor while resisting other lines of argument. The minister for external affairs declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Reternal Terpitorian
My. Ward
Sounell
Mr. Wand
Parachute Silk For Hurt Melbourne
Fragmented news rows describe parachute silk release easing shortages for shirts, a factory fire destroying stocks in Sydney, and related wartime measures in Melbourne and Adelaide with brief notes on labor and government actions.
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Acc.t. Cricket
Mrauke
University
AOAC
Barom Lv
Oran Far
Hocthbourne Hv
Muirbairn
Florinbourne
Mmic Ata
Whet University
Beaton EL
Tyropck Park
Ainatis
Bt Patrick's
Teld
Northbourne
Ky Carnal
Gemble
Cleary
le Laws
Menle
DL Lanes
TE Mabindon
Parkham
Crywlal
E. Willlnous
McCarty
R. Fuerro
K Willis J. Torrence
Murray
Thonpaun
G. Carhizin
Tome
N. Cemn
Norexbourna
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I. Maden
E. Anowle
Hamas
Combes
Gana
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Conron
Depesh
Cinetalee
Ac Ir
Wma
Witsey
Univerast National Service
Walco
Ental Trent
Yun Ncenive
Pew
Piven Worl Oy Bolin Nucleon Furcen
Navy
Royal Navy
Far East
Tamdon
Allan Detenon
Publirsation Court
Taration
Meductitina
Atevlalon
Gyan Commission
Etale
Police
Hirar
Polles
Dutien Te
Deveila
Polowing & Bot
DS Degresn
Ema
Service
FMA
Maud Cally
Patced Tal
Birierepm Orl Iteive Sage
Winrranies
Aula Baek
Aikditien
NBNA
Potterbealidery
Citvtere
Nur.m.a
Dlapnent
Malur-Ouners
Matatial
Atiess
Mees A. Materit
Auccioton
EMA. Vermanen
Moore's Motors
Mart and
Couyung Stremta
Braddon
The
Canberra Times
Japan
A.C.T. Tennis
Queanbeyan Memorial Fund
Deman
London
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WIGHT
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