New Centres For Vacation Play Scheme
New centres open for a vacation play scheme in Canberra areas including Narrabundah Red and others. The Bend centre replaces Ainslie School facility to serve older children. migrant families will attend the Red centre. Other venues include Yarralumla Westgate Halls, Taree Oval, Telopes Park School with hours 9 am to 5 pm.
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Niyy Conleeh
Relds
Narrabundah
Ceuts
Wauloy Heraliowin
Aatayne Siann
Ainslie
Etter
Rold
Enitdren
Wepansion
Isibugha
Yarralumla
Westgite
Taree Oval
Telopes Park
Lothy
Gromp Supervisoc
J. Gross
France’s fragile democracy seeks stable majority rule
The article discusses France’s postwar political instability, the difficulty of forming a stable government in the National Assembly, and the potential paths to a durable ministry. It notes how frequent ministerial changes dilute policy continuity and mentions leaders like Mondeserranne as attempts to unify factions.
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Partite
Prance
Lefe
Chainel
National Assembly
Council of Ministers
Assembly
Catport
Teves
Tle
Britminahlri
Brice
Babe
Almiest
Geneva de Cavite
Caesar
France
Gall
Esperanto Education Sparks International Debate at ANRL Congress
The tenth ANRL rally featured a winner amid activities on Esperanto as a second language in schools. Delegates heard Dr FP Williams of Melbourne discuss UNESCO recognition, with experiments in England and Scotland showing favorable results. Sydney exchanges and international exhibits highlighted growing interest in Esperanto clubs and language education.
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Anrlrail
Baperanta
FP Williams
Mel Bourne
Io Ue International Association
Chandler
England
Scotland
Hemsworth
Chatawend
Sydney
Actos
Unesco
Br. R. Price
Mis Hrieo
Krippner
Abs
Feratlsar
Mle
Parliament House Severn
Nir Chandler
Gerroi
Yaksha Bungarin
Sandal Fulop
Asselinthony Panes
NEF Summer School To Day At Washington
The NEF plans a summer school with 30 columns for student courses. Mrs Maddocks says few al quips. The program includes design sculpture and writing. Donald McLain discusses psychoanalysis in education. An open public talk by Mr Dy Orban will discuss Hungarian art.
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Belwal
Sanuerns
Mra
du Maddocks
Penn
Dante
Maiste
Einen
Achael
Vins Mudeloeks Ani Ai & Pam
NOI
Donald McLain
Ik Pevemd
Et Tencher
URS. Ark
Italy
Dr Gilbert Murray Celebrates 90th Birthday in Oxfordshire
Sir Anthony Eden conveyed congratulations to Dr Gilbert Murray a prominent Anglo Australian peace advocate and former League of Nations official. The birthday event at Boar's Hill near Oxford marked 68 years of marriage for Murray and his wife. A birthday fund to support Greek studies and international cooperation has reached £4,500.
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Leagwe
Navons 'Union
United Nalons
Wall
Economy Risks Highlighted By Business Leader
A noted businessman warned that the US economy remains risky amid global pressures. He argued for cautious policy steps to support employment while avoiding repeated heavy spending, urging depreciation allowances to stimulate expansion without new funds. He referenced overseas tours and Austratian policy, framing a cautious path to growth.
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Booth
Sudan to be independent state recognized by Britain
London reports that the British government formally recognized Sudan as an independent sovereign state. A ceremony in Khartoum marked the end of joint rule, with the Queen, Prime Minister Eden, and Selwyn Lloyd presenting credentials as Sudan moves toward full sovereignty. The event symbolically replaced the Union Jack with colors of Nile and desert. The move ends fifty years of shared rule with Britain and Egypt.
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Sudan
London
P.reuter
Sud
Khartoum
Anthony Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Aahari
Ane
Meter
Colo
Itahari
Recognition by U S and India in 1956 shift of statehood
New Delhi reports the United States recognizing Bandar as an independent sovereign state. Prime Minister Nehru addresses the people, praising the move as a milestone in establishing formal diplomatic relations. India and the U S announce plans to strengthen ties.
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New Delhi
Bandar
India
United States
Sereeg
Pandit Nehru
Kat
Suueion
Nallone geFb
Soudan
Weather Forecast From Regional Meteorological Station
The note shows a cool day with westerly to south west winds and light scattered afternoon showers. Regional forecast calls for cloudy cool conditions with winds turning easterly in the afternoon and coastal squalls in some districts. Record temperatures indicate a high around 71 degrees and a low near 32.0.
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Spay ayaTt
Pan
Ganberia Forncast
Paltialrn
Romaneuang & Am
State of Union Address Delayed by Reshaped Message
Key West report says President cancels church service to revise his State of the Union message after receiving unexpected suggestions. The message will be read to Congress on Thursday. A spokesperson denied revisions were linked to Nikita Khrushchev's problems. Eisenhower remains listed among Soviet concerns.
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Congress Key West
Bixonbeaut
Yos- Janfiy
Plong
Ue Union
Congress
Nikita Krishchev
Mir
Eisenhower
Soviek
Mt Isa smelters face £1,000,000 production loss
Report by director GR Fisher states the Mt Isa lead and copper smelters will incur over £1,600,000 in losses due to a prolonged shutdown. The closure worsens unemployment as operations halt, with 1,806 tons of copper produced and 3,000 tons of ore shipped prior to the strike action. Fisher notes the crisis followed a period of labor conflict and market demand uncertainty.
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Mt. Isa
Moynilay
Forred Elas
Mt. Tat
Yeatiwrny
Air Fisher
Evs
Fisher
Tremor Shakes Darwin in Northern Territory
A severe tremor rocked Darwin this Monday, spreading over a wide area of the Northern Territory. The quake lasted about 30 seconds, shaking houses, displacing furniture and crockery, and was felt as far as the Topri river, nearly 200 miles away.
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Darwin
Amd
Eisenhower Seeks Second Term on Strong Win
London dispatch reports President Eisenhower intends to run again and expects a larger vote than his first term. Betton Delaware, a top correspondent for The Daily Express, writes that the decision signals a major political move and broad public support.
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Eisenhower
London
New Year Honours
Unclear fragmentary report notes Mary Parguaon known through Northern Territory is married to Tony Tebly and has been awarded an MBL in the New Year Honours. The text is garbled with mixed names and places, multiple spellings, and missing context.
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Alice Epringe
Mary Parguaon
Tony Tebly
Great Northern Derby Triumph at Auckland Ageday
In Auckland on Monday the favorite Symes delivered a comfortable victory in the 66:10 Great Northern Derby at Auckland Ageday. High competition and steady pace marked the race as Symes secured the win in decisive fashion.
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Auckland
Symes
Eiy
Man And Wife In Hospital After Smash
The Bar tow and Mrs Barlow, residents of Canberra, were injured when two vehicles collided at a curve on the Peter Highway. Both were rushed to hospital by ambulance with shock and multiple injuries, condition described as very serious. A second crash at the same bend involved a fourth and fifth vehicle as drivers reported injuries and damage to a guide post.
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Hontal Yeetouluy
Uftan Unice
Peter
Wruce “Bartow
Epping
Canberra
Pallos
Tranie
Barlow
Vata
Pal
Indonesian ex minister jailed on bribery charge
A former minister in Indonesia was sentenced to 12 years in prison for accepting a bribe. Police alleged he sought 46,000 from a company in exchange for a permit. The case involves a high-ranking political party member and confirms graft accusations.
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Indonesia
Tyakarta
Miolatri
Tusilee
Landay
Bone
Leemberg
Dejot'y Gourdaliisume
Poop
Nad
I Chinge
Rush Of Visitors At Tourist Camp At Blue Mountain
Reported surge of visitors to a tourist camp at Blue Mountain since December 28. Authorities note heavy traffic, with hundreds of vehicles and campers at night, plus continual arrival of travelers and families. Local observers describe extended stays and requests for better guidance and facilities at the site.
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Sao Gan Ranmaneamp
Blue Mountain
Es Ostanisnsyent
Lae Mapagies Tevl
Brealar
Aly
Pris
Oliere
Aelugres
Up State
Usni
Ube
Quoaybeyan
Wimnar
Bourne
Camare Dilip
Yass
Holiday Trafic Peaks Amid Spring Holiday Travel
Holiday traffic reached peak levels as commuters and travelers packed trains and roads. Authorities reported crowded stations and delays, with special guards and shuttle services adjusting to demand.
Chief Scout at Melbourne Jamboree visit
The World Chief Senior Lord Rowallan attended the Pacific Jamboree in Wongu Part where he received a warm welcome from about 45,000 Bay Scouts and Girl Guides as he drove toward the main arena.
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Melbourne
Mons
Chie
Lord Rowallan
Mwino Fesifericn
Church Windows To Honour Adenauer In Cologne
West German Catholic bishops will present stained glass windows to the late Adenauer in a small Cologne church. Cardinal Frings and the archbishop of Cologne attended the ceremony, marking a formal tribute to Adenauer's leadership.
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Adenauer
Cologne
Mondey
Komend Adenaney
Pavia
Rynendord
Phufay
Cotogne
Jowevh Frings
Brigadier Dudley Clarke Leaves Government House Cynherre
Brigadier Dudley Clarke has departed Government House Cynherre as official duties conclude. The move marks a notable transition in the regalian administration with Clarke stepping down from his post.
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Dudley Clarke
Government House
Cynherre
Mr Sheahan Excluded From Board Proceedings
The chairman of the Public Service will compel Mr W C Worth and Mr Finlay to testify before the board. Mr Sheahan refused to provide evidence or documents related to a dispute with a country magistrate. The inquiry focuses on whether Finlay is a public servant and any alleged transgression in criticising a public official. A reprimand form is expected as the action.
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Saunter
Public Service
W. C Worth
MD. Bhenian
Unc Hard
Me. Sheahan
W. Finiay
Inlay
Sydney
Sheahan
Moma Court
Baase
Finlay
Life Memberships Honored at Local Clubs
The club awarded life membership to Mr. McArthur and Mr. Meatibisr after long service. Statements praise their retirement from office work and 21 years of dedication, with fellow members recognizing their contributions to the tennis association.
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Tennis Club
Mr. McArthur
Outback Development Talk Spurs Road and Power Plans
Melbourne based reports discuss Australian policy aims to boost outback development by improving roads and power, with television access seen as a key driver for settlers. Officials emphasize infrastructure, including broadcasting, to support growth and community facilities amid a carnival event context referencing local groups and police presence.
Travel Agencies Hampered With Olympic Ticket Sales
Report on Olympic ticket allotments shows only a few UK agencies authorized to sell tickets. Deliveries delayed as overseas buyers flood the market. Commissioner Mill Wil to report findings to the Olympic Games Organising Committee on January 23. Over 400,000 tickets sold in Australia. delays blamed on distribution holdups and limited agency access. Sir Frank Selleck urged authorities to consider additional selling channels to speed through allocations.
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Riven Cranchise
Fympie Gallies
Lokets
Yro
Roland HI
Saletity
Eoginnday America
Mill Wil
Tynver Indus
Australia
Sumo
Efit
Avutruin
Hailand
Male Benno
Frank Selleck
Vel
Aimerien
Eilintvies
Collision Injures Girl Near Cunma Area
A girl from Cunma, Angela Wilks, was injured in a collision at the intersection of Main Street and Commonweal Avenue in Hagpital yesterday. Her condition is reported as satisfactory. Vehicles including Branats Chaves Doyle and others were extensively damaged.
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Angela Wilks
Cunma
la Canora
Goran
Bon pWai
Buxpaitler Street
Commonweal Avene
Anthay RoWittigus
Woornk
Cann
Branats Chaves Doyle
Morava Cresvent
Senttith
Ball’ Velvigles
Two Injured In Mount Explosions In Brisbane
Two workers were injured at an on site explosion involving an unexploded charge at Mount en. One man aged 95 lost an eye and was flown to hospital for emergency operation. The other man sustained eye injuries as rock fragments struck him during the blast.
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Brisbane
Mount En
Mme Keftny
Britain Faces Surplus Forecast as Revenue Rises
AP report notes brighter prospects for Britain's finances. Predicted surplus next year hinges on Chancellor MacMillan’s April measures. In the current fiscal year higher revenue contrasts with increased public spending and tax reforms.
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Britain
London
Suf x
Hinoki MacMillan
Biggor Witges
Tony
Ponind
Record gift totals for U S philanthropy year
New York morning reports a record of meri Linn 6,000 fullion dollars given to philanthropy groups in the United States. The late rat conbrination was Us 10 willon tollers with holdings around 218 milling. Beneficiaries include the Fora! Foundation supporting schools and hospitals.
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New York
United Statup
Holiday Trade in Victoria Hits Record Losses
Holiday trade across Victoria collapsed during the festive season with shops and resorts reporting losses in the hundreds of thousands of pounds. Severe cold winds up to 30 miles per hour, Decembers through New Year, reduced activity and forced closures.
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Aulasguyer
Sammany
Victor O
Figin
Japanese Minister Plans Indonesia Visit Amid Diplomatic Talks
In Djakarta on Monday a Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman said Japan's minister would meet Prime Minister Burhennidin Harehip during a visit aimed at regional talks. Takeo JS is not declared a special envoy and the talks focus on Japanese Indonesian tensions over the Netherlands matter and regional diplomacy.
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Djakarta
Yestentay
Japan
Aoy
Teheo
Bik
Burhennidin
Netherlands
Geneva
Takeo JS
Tarriya
Sir Winston To Return From South of France
London report notes Sir Winston Churchill plans return from the South of France after a short stay. He will remain in the south until early spring, following a recent visit to Lord Beaverbrook's villa near Gap o' All.
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Winston Churchill
France
Toray
Tadon
Hue
Troma
Lord Beaverbroot
Say
Gap O' All
Wie
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