Funeral notice for Mr and Mrs Argell Johanton and family
The newspaper note invites relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs Argell Johanton and family to attend a service at St John’s Church and burial at Canberra Cemetery. Mentions associations with AFDA inc M Ho O’Rourke and Crawford Street, and gives contact details for appointment.
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McMahon
Georgy McMahor
John's
Tla
Camnerra
Kerridur
Sgmmeton
Areel Johanton
Tre Oe
Soa
Pennamethers Aaty
Feanacen
Christ Churen
Queanioy
Ares 8
Wervien Geren
England
Canberra
Af.da (Inc
Bradman’s 25th Test Century Brightly Played in Melbourne
Bradman scored his 25th Test century in a high scoring Melbourne match as Australia posted 9 for 308 in 300 minutes in the first innings. Amarnath and Mankad featured for India, with Miller taking key wickets and the Indian attack showing early promise before fading as the day ended.
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Melbourne
Doi Bradman
Canheya Tata Og
Tout Satston
Grickal Gewake
Australis
Gordan
Masert
Bradman
Pinyed
Mings
Ba Anil ‘Bell
Mazare
Ude
Dal
Feldaman
Keith Miller
Daterian
Kammarnatt
Barnes
Mankad
Itw
Phadker
Hanortt
Milley
Ftw
Manlkad
Mamence
Sen. Aruna
Endwall
Amarnath
Tallon
Manked
Amarasth
Dooland
Queensland Opens LL Against New South Wales
Veteran opening batsman Geoff Cook led Queensland with 74 as NSW was dismissed after a swift start. Beckenham, Morris and Bundries shared bowling duties. Beath Carrigan and Mackay contributed. Queensland bowled NSW out for 130.
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Bydney
Geoff Cook
Guevnaland
South “Wales
Sydney
petWeen Comb
Beeren
Ureneland
Araner
Brooke
Sonnaton
Srwkn
Morris
Beath Carrigan
Mackay
Bundries
Man and Horse Killed by Lightning Near Civor Ain
A lightning strike felled a man and his horse during a ride near Civor ain wae, injuring others and causing momentary disruption. Authorities investigate the accident at Cecil Park as witnesses describe a sudden, violent blast and scorched ground.
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Kil Y Petren
Cecil Park
Civorain Wae
Renatles Meeoud
Bauman I Huntis
Canberra Grammar School Boarding Tuition For Bots
Canberra Grammar School in Canberr a ct offers boarding tuition for bots amid a 31 acre campus. The school integrates biology and inform ation tech in a Canadian style program aiming to blend practical training with formal education for pupils.
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Canberra Grammar School
UK To Australia Honours Process Change Debated
The article argues that the New Year honours should be announced through proper Australian channels. It notes that London announced the latest honours, bypassing Australian authorities, and urges restoring the Governor General or State Governors as the announcing authority. It warns the deviation disrupts the traditional British Commonwealth procedures.
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London
Australia
Commonwealth
Australi
Australis
British Commonwealth
Weather and awards report from Pairbaairn and Canberra
An irregular weather bulletin from Pairbaairn notes barometric pressure, temperatures and wind at various times with scattered showers forecast for the region. Canberra service awards list several Royal Australian Air Force personnel for meritorious service and commendations.
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Noa
Wwardat
Royal
Avoradian Air Force
AIR Force Cross
Aquadron
Cyril William Mark
Rangrove
Firabane
John Clelmone Copniah
Mayrild
Bight
Bayla” Ropeneboard
Baines Hilla
Alan Samoa Somerville
Tweed Heads
N.S.W
Albert Burkes
Lae
New Guinea
Geoffrey ‘Tuck
Maryville
Vic
Grotean Mirai
ROA
Brotlon
EE Cook
Wight Seetanant Amen
Rick Graney
Claff Waaley Uy
Altona
Vis
Ganesiy
Col Dation
38 emery buildings con frted former servi from co Liat Goremnenwat
The year saw 6087 dwellings completed including 2388 permanent 1348 dwellings at December 31 under construction an additional 2814 cottages and 1101 country centres. Record production was achieved in barca roofing asbestos cement sheeting plaster and related trades.
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Servi “ Iy
Co Liat Goremnenwat
Barca
Ube
Sebestos
Umter and Bros
Shasta Aioe
Canberra health scare linked to dairy deliveries as outbreaks surge
A health scare in Canberra reports a surge of suspected consumable related illnesses. Health officials caution private providers and dairy deliveries amid fears of unsanitary handling at canteed outlets and shops. Residents worry about possible widespread exposure as authorities investigate hygiene lapses and food handling practices.
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Canberra
Health Department
Cams
Pitti
Civic Center
Utmalth
Equivale
Canberra New Year Celebrations Mark Quiet Night
Canberra welcomed the new year with street events and private parties as police reported one arrest for drunkenness and a prowler unconfirmed. Bonfires, a large dance at Albert Hall, and watchnight services filled the city while Highland gatherings drew Canberrans to Sydney contacts.
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Canberra
Rowe
Albert Blail
Heather Bond
Robert J. Burvin
Sydney
Mt. Jonnatha
O. FW
Pyke
Selva
Bl. Andrews
H. Hetron
St Andrew's Fellowship Wins State Shield
St Andrew's Fellowship claimed the state shield in a tight contest as a handful of team members delivered key scores and steady play throughout the event. The victory underscores the program's rising strength and competitive depth in the season finale.
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ST. Andrew's Fellowship
New Guinea Lease Scandal Sparks City Inquiry
Reported scandal centers on New Guinea timber leases tied to a £560,000 value and alleged signatures. Investigators probe Brigdier Gallegan and Minister Ward connections while documents and letters are scrutinized for improper influence and potential syndicate links.
U N L R A Winds Up Huge Programme of Chinese Relief
The United Nations finishes a vast relief programme for China, allocating about 80 million lara in supplies for the year. Director Harlan Chrvmand notes the unprecedented scale and the many challenges faced by the international effort in aiding Chinese and foreign beneficiaries.
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U.nlr.a
Hugh
AAP Raditocs
Shamohal
Taurida
CARA
United
Harlan Chrvmand
Che Omer
Gilarncei
Wald
Acal
Suctesa
Farmers delayed by rainstorm force harvest setback
Rain swept through farms causing hundreds of pounds in damage and halting harvest as wet ground delayed fieldwork by up to two days. Misida and nearby crops suffered, with machinery stalled and ripened wheat at risk. Melbourne bound flights faced delays after the storm cut visibility.
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Peter Day
Hamilton jailed for illegal government truck driving
In Canberra Court yesterday James Hamilton aged 96, an electrician, pleaded guilty to illegal driving of a government truck after evidence stated he had been drinking beforehand. He received a sentence of £11 or 23 days imprisonment. The case details include unclear statements by witnesses about the vehicle and Hamilton’s claim he intended to return to a retreat.
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Canberra
James Hamilton
Urat
Gondwin
Hamilton
Hamiteton
Yesichman
Argus
Alyrera
Ithaaar
Jona
Oruny Saverd
Roderick
Walter Scott
Ran Dow
Fingal
Mr. Toot
Licwall the Great
Aryan Smyth
Rudge
Bena
Raven
PlahGuira
Muera
Erigone
Taro
Rilot
Nani
Pau
Gir Jamra Marie Peyanue
John Brown
Rab
S Su
Rio Grande
Paterson
Ghent
Aix
Hereward
Kariea Kingarey
Toby—Codlin
Short
Sid Curtomty Shop
Charen Ekene
Robert Tylette
Clara Saadinavian
Chifley silent on investigation into New Guinea matter
Prime Minister Chifley refused to comment on investigations into forged evidence related to a New Guinea affair. He said he isn’t in a position to comment until officials finish their inquiries. He noted timber leases in New Guinea but provided no further details.
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Chifley
New Zealand
L. Chifley
Nave
New Guiana
Chidey
Mascot
FG. Galleghan
Commonwealth
Gallegnan
A. Willams
Australia sets 1945 migrant intake target at 70 000
Minister for Immigration Mr Malwell announced Australia will reach a minimum target of 70 000 migrants in 1945 with 40 000 expected from Britain and 30 000 from other sources. New British passage arrangements will boost assisted UK arrivals to about 30 000, plus additional flows from the United States and other origins under existing schemes.
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Malwell
Yeaturday
Australia
Aubunquant Yeaye
Calwell
Atx
Tlwaa Inley
Cabwall
United Kingdom
Local State Parade Vet Competition Results at Canberra
The event at Royal Canberra yesterday saw W T Gleamm 38 placing first with Corrie winning $6 and a 1. Gralth 34 earned 3.1. 33H. Tope 33, D Vautin mannan Ra placed among the entrants with notable scores.
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Royal Canberra
W.T. Gleamm
Corrie
Vautin Mannan
Sharks frighten bathers at Sydney beaches
Sharks were sighted off three Sydney beaches today prompting warnings and a few bathers to leave the water. An eight foot shark near Cronulla was chased away while a nine foot specimen was seen within 100 yards of Mona Vale Beach. Lifesaving alarms rang out but remained largely quiet.
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Sydney
Cronulla
Mona Vale
Tne
Mental asylum fatality at Morianet Hospital
A Morianet Mental Hospital inmate died from injuries after an alleged assault by another inmate. The victim, a woman, succumbed in hospital hours after the incident. The case is being investigated by authorities in Sydney.
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Sydney
CLE
Tosnignt
Morianet
Wan
Father Young
Win
Ahe
Eddie Moylan Wins Australian Tennis Final in Adelaide
Eddie Moylan of the A.B.A. clinched the singles title at the Memorial Mall Dre course in Adelaide after a nine game finish. Moylan defeated Linntl Brain of Victoria in a tense 9-ace match. Moylan also teamed with Le Broile to win the men's doubles 6-3 6-? while other finals featured Sedgman and Newcombe in mixed doubles and Mourande in women's doubles.
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Eddie Moylan
Adelaide
Edie Moylan
Memorial Mall
Dawn
Linntl Brain
Victoria
Bocuree
Moyan le Broile
Cumberland Championship results note with multiple matches
In Cum beland County championship action, Manly defeated R Felan 2 0 2 3. Mrs Nicelton beat Baas Bats ford 5 M rs A Flatternley defeated Mrs D Fogarty in women's hinges. W Bldwett won 7 5 in a gemini event.
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Manly
R Felan
Nicelton
Baas
Batsford
A. Flatternley
D. Fogarty
New Year Rush of Tourists Attracts Attention
A surge of visitors to a New Year tourism drive strains travel facilities and prompts the bureau to note rising demand. Dunbar reports few departures from local facilities since the year. A party of New Zealand youths touring Canada arrives, while three more groups from New Zealand are due to stay in Canberra during the near term.
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Abe Chabarre
Tour Bureau
Dunbar
Lourtet
Hire Cars May Be Immobilised Until Monday
Government notices warn hire cars may be withdrawn from service until Monday due to petrol shortages and transport disruptions around Canberra. Vendors report heavy demand on New Year's Eve with crews working continuously to maintain supplies, while reader letters debate holiday quizzes and literary figure identifications in a widespread cultural feature.
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Canberra
Ikead
Nine Missing in Plane Crash Reported
Fragmented copy reports a plane crash with nine missing persons. The garbled text suggests uncertainty about the aircraft, location, and authorities responding, with stray names and dates unreadable.
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Pumarala
Apda
O'Rourke
Crawford Et
Birgeton
Mits
Aamirnats
Arya
Ayudu
Queensland
Ns.w
Ree
Rocky
Weash
Collins
Fohnatin
Petford
I Cere
Bn. der Rehool
Caaerre Greme
Bn Wheat Girows
Trier
Son ‘Australien
Asemiware
Poly Baker
Wd Late Boy
Shoe Carberra Times
Canrenla
Fangea
Roken
Tabislanda Tor
Abayan
Dulegule
Bombala
Kiandra
Adaminady
Dindabyar Pal Jety Ae
Umeamula
South
Hmrota Park Greyhound Marton
Navy
UIST
Alvert
Todey
Herry
Monweaith
Berrien
Ward
Fevere
J. & Garden
Department of Labour and Malrons
Earurty
Ptor
Mr Ward
Evatt
Galleghan
Erenta
Wealth Ee Snimateriel
Department U Set
Rine
Sedgman
Mi. Newcombe
Remi-Pinal
Wittner
Mien
Tonmey Sand
Ules D. Whither
Mee
M. Nehend
A. Thule
Fopman
Mint
Morandifre Fottage
Mra
Martin
Anchorame
Alaska
Belnyr
Lonea Y Neew
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