In loving memory of Kevin Harrington and family tributes
Fragmented obituary style notices honor Kevin Harrington and family members. Lines reference a dear husband father and brother Kevin Harrington who died January with varied dates, plus messages from wife Judith and relatives Edle and Cecil. The garbled text preserves sentimental memorial tone and familial relations across multiple entries.
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Production of 400 producer gas engines approved
The Acting Minister for Supply approved the acceptance for manufacture and supply of 400 producer gas engines at contract prices up to £30,000, plus fitting costs. The order will be conveyed to the public under the contract prices and dates set by the minister.
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Ate Pederick Stewart
Aborigines Treated as Slaves Stir Public Debate in Australia
Reports from New South Wales describe aborigines in the Queensland area and across Australia being treated as prisoners or slaves, provoking calls for Commonwealth control. The discussions referenced Allied war aims and include remarks by officials and representatives about native policy and rights.
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Canberras costly makeshifts provoke demands for proper planning
Warnings flood Canberra about wasteful public spending on makeshift buildings. Government House and Yarralumla House costs in 1927 28 are cited as drains on funds. Casey's Folly is condemned as uneconomic. calls grow for formal office building schemes to meet Canberra’s rising needs and for strict planning rather than improvisation.
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Weather report for Sanberra and nearby areas
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Taos native to begin duty with Gueabayan forces
Fragments show Conable Rell Beddin formerly of Taos to commence duty with Gueabayan troops this morning. Constante Brodin spent hours with the Taam police, recently armed. A train named Sweepeiake is pursued amid wartime convoy concerns. Figures show 444,000,000 mentioned, unclear context.
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Undertaking ends after three men burned at sea incident
A fragmented report recounts a deadly event aboard a ship near Lamour where three men are burned in an undertaking connected accident. Witnesses describe a collapse during heavy work and a cover of ash and debris hindering rescue efforts. The incident prompted safety reviews and inquiries into ship operations and treatment protocols.
Price control debate sparks plea for details from minister
The Customs Minister Lawson invited Sir Earle Page to discuss price control claims amid wartime tensions. He stresses that excessive charges threaten free enterprise and warns against policies reducing consumer choice. The exchange hints at challenges to wartime pricing and government intervention.
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Minter For Customs
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London Hints At Sea Mines In Sharp Atlantic Clash
Hints of severe naval action arise as a Royal Navy task reports multiple mine incidents off Scotland and the Atlantic coast. The City of Marseille sustains heavy damage and casualties after a mine explosion, with lifeboats and rescues underway.
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Freighter Abandoned Near Colombia Signals German Moves
New York correspondent reports the German crew abandons the freighter Heligoland at Barranquilla Colombia and heads to Germany via Open and Rowin. Large numbers of Germans arrive in America City and are shipping for Japan in Japanese Asia.
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Foreign Office vows probe into freighter Vonka sinking
Suday report states Rupila promised to investigate the sinking of the freighter Vonka this week. Officials note the signing of a banked payment by 3 Hawaiian submarines appears connected, with authorities confirming the inquiry focus.
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Hanking
Second ALF promised full Repatriation Act benefit
Government discusses extending the Repatriation Act with the Second ALF. A departmental committee report was awaited and cabinet planned a full meeting in Melbourne by January 46. In Sydney a medical bulletin reported 40 troops with tuberculosis from early service, and if they recover, their overseas service will be reconsidered.
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Deserters in Sydney Camp Reinforce Overseas Move
Fragmentary report from Sydney outlines a military camp planning outbouts to support overseas deployment. Reinforcements at Utiscamp expected to grow into a major Commonwealth facility as authorities anticipate an early end to the war, with tree-planting and training activities noted.
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Australian Minister to Washington Named
Prime Minister Menzies announced the appointment of R. G. Coney as Australian Minister to the USA for two years with a salary about £2,500 plus an equivalent allowance. Casey will be appointed as a reciprocal minister in Canberra. The move strengthens Pacific policy, with Coney to focus on diplomatic representation in Tokyo and Britain’s Empire ties.
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Germany faces fuel shortage amid Gnering decree
Zurich reports from Berlin that all citizens must fetch their own heating material under General Gnering's order. Coal is scarce as five places ban wood burning. Flats grow cold. railway transport coal is emphasized. the general vows to handle the matter personally.
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Air Leader Appointment of Sir Charles Burnett
Melbourne reports amid Amawerity criticism over Sir Charles Burnett becoming Chief Air Marshal in the Australian administration. The Prime Minister and Air Minister defend overseas appointees, highlighting Burnett’s recent command tours and training prowess while critics warn of risks and political maneuvering.
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Reciprocal Action by Washington Announces Austral is ties
Washington Sunday reports the formal establishment of diplomatic relations with Austral is. It notes Mr R G Cassy Waxwell as a familiar figure in the United States and says a minister to Australia will be named soon. The Associated Press says the first US minister to China peers may be a diplomat transferred from another post.
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Plane Fire Disaster in New Zealand Kills and Injures
A plane crash near Wellington injures two and kills one after entering the air, flames erupting from the craft. The pilot, badly burned, landed the aircraft in a field while a third crew member was extricated. The blaze severely damaged the fuselage and propeller, with the wreck about 30 feet from the ground at impact.
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Militia Training Report from Sydney Embeds Youths and Payments
Training figures show six thousand nine hundred twenty one youths enrolled with ten percent medically unfit and 450 exempted due to employment. Trainees must be paid by Sydney firms. penalties include fines up to £50 and a month in prison for noncompliance. Registrations in state Sydney run through Monday with 4008 men reporting for three months camp.
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Petrol Prices Rise Amid War Impact and Supply Tensions
Report notes an eight month oil supply held by Petra importers, with patrol prices rising since the outbreak of hostilities. Commonwealth surveyors find no clear evidence of undue heavy demands as evaporation and shipping costs push prices higher.
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Plane Collision Kills Six at Sydney Golf Course
A city coroner today ruled six people died from accidental injuries after two planes collided over Bunnie Dee gulf course on November 9. Reginald Hastings described the crash sequence, with one machine diving toward the fairway and igniting in a burst of flame. Detectives recovered bodies as river current carried wreckage, with rescue teams pulling victims from the scene.
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Water Shortage Causes Widespread Service Trouble
The Causeway water supply faces shortages as the main pipe and top connections fail to deliver adequate pressure. Residents report regular outages and dusting when hydrants are opened, with advisory bodies noting ongoing attempts to address the issue. A. J. Gardiner and local officials pledged action, but complaints from Acton and Luz areas persist.
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Ingleburn Camp Sewerage Service Lacking
Report notes lack of adequate sewerage and refrigeration at the camp for camping troops. Mentions water supply delays, energy concerns, and the impact on camp operations. References a wartime context and supply issues with a figure of 4,000 lb of meat mentioned.
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