Unpaid Half Year Pay and Camp Gear Notices
Members of the MOLITIAROTES under HALP-YEARLY PAY are urged to collect half year pay before next Tuesday. Unclaimed funds revert to Battalion HQ. Many still need hot weather gear and sorting for camp wear. those involved should contact the 2 1/c, printed by Christopher Ghakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia in Canberra.
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Tara
T Ee
Christopher ‘Taha Ghakespeare
Federal Capital Preps of Australi Ltd
Mor Mtreet
Braddys
Canberra
World Jamboree Scouts Reach Canberra in Festive Time
The World Jamboree at Bradfield brings Canberra Stouts into a large march past with Canberrans welcoming overseas contingents. Nauru Scouts with Geelong mentors camp at Canberra’s St Johns Hall after a long Victoria trip, while visits by Whyalion and others add to the festive mood. We expect more overseas groups to arrive January 24 and seek host families from local Scout parents.
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Bradfield
Canberra
Carra_district
Nauru
Geelong
Bt. John’s
Hurst
Victoria
Roberteon
Soouta
Perps
Ttm
T, Greaves
Assaulted Police Man Seeks Arrest In Canberra Court
Patrick Reedy of Causeway pleaded guilty to assaulting a police constable after an officer was called to his home on December 18. Reedy said he acted to protect a baby and avoid going out, claiming the arrest was intended to keep him off the streets. He received a £3 fine with two months to pay and 14 days in jail if defaulted.
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Patrick Reedy
Causeway
Reedy
Brit
Canberra Court
Hughes
Reey
Min
Britz
Constable Hughes
Congress Opens With Light-Hearted House Scene
Washington reporters note an informal start to the session as 417 congressmen gather amid families on the floor. Mrs. Congress sits on a chair while others roam, cameras and microphones ready as the strike of gavel and chatter fills the chamber.
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Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Motorist Blames Dog Dope in Melbourne Court
Willem Edward Einrkson 37 of Box Hill told Melbourne Court he was doped by a substance allegedly used on greyhounds after a car incident. He was fined £15 and his driver licence suspended for drunk driving. He received £1 fine for failing to stop after colliding with a milk cart. A third charge for failing to mop after hitting a tram was withdrawn.
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Melbourne
Willem Edward Einrkson
Box Hill
Weence
Greyhound track plan seeks government approval for Canberra site
An application to the Department of the Interior proposes a modern greyhound racing track in Canberra with two 150 yard straights and garden grounds. The plan envisions a non proprietary club running meetings, with profits distributed to local charities. The final site would be determined by the department.
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Department of the Interior
Canberra
Tiia
On Air Today Listen Across Radio Programs
A dense OCR of a station schedule lists many programs from morning devotion to music, weather, news, and specialty talks. It mentions various acts, broadcasts, and segments across times and channels, including sports, drama, and cultural features.
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Muriel Maxwell Buga
National Military Band
Buta Bernard
Con- Masters Singers
Canberra Court Indecent Language Case
William Senior of Capital Hill Canberra was fined £2 in default seven days imprisonment for using Indecent language in Kennedy Street Kingston on Christmas Eve. Constable Rees was the informant. Senior said he was drunk and had no memory of the incidents surrounding his arrest.
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William Senior
Capital Hill
Canberra
Kennedy Street
Kingston
Rees
Senior
Wool Sales Report From Sydney Market Today
The Sydney wool sale today held firm prices near yesterday’s levels with strong competition from Yorkshire, Japan, and Continental buyers. Total offerings reached 10,774 bales with 10,060 sold at auction and 606 privately. 445 bales were nknitted wool and related items. Various consignments from Yass to Cooma passed through with notable bids from Keen, Tork hire, and Australian millmen. Prices remained fully firm compared with pre Christmas levels.
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Sydney
Yorkshire
Japan
Yass
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney Oale
Torkhire
Continent
Valen
Doucher
Merryville
Belllew
John E
Walker
Bons
Matthew “Davie
Button
Hatate G
Davi Mur
Rumbateman
Ewes
Wethers
Wathers
Ewae
British ordnance factory on Clyde near London
A government ordnance factory to be established on the Clyde near London is announced. The project aims to bolster military supply lines and industrial capacity, with construction planned to create jobs and advance wartime production.
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British Ordnance Factory
Clyde Ee
London
Twenday
New Man on Corrected by Indian Root Pills
Mr Atkinson of New Road New Castle reports relief from long standing constipation after using Dr Morss Indian Root Pills. He says the remedies cured his ailment, improving health and vitality over years of use.
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de. Marse
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New Future
Catherine Shepherd
George Dunning
Gribble
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Empire Station
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Halley
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2CY
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Close
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Aerial
the Hollywood Tatler
Handy Hints
Narco- 3Ca News Service
Bobby Briton
Fred and
Maggs
Chandu the Magician
205 News Review
W.A
Hallo NZ
Sydney Wool Sales
Nme
Ornoits
SAO Biscuits
Persil
Porsil
Perail
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