Fragmented religious notes from Braddon service listings
A garbled OCR fragment lists services and timings at multiple churches and groups in Braddon and environs. It mentions BL Patrick's Braddon, BL Francis Hell, Cateapheee ML Patrick's, Rav Frenk Borland, Gar y Tannery, YWCA Kat Tip Minster, Salvation Army, and a Congregational CMC servant. Times range around 10 am to 6 pm with various pan counts and meetings.
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Mirahmay
Eon
Healy
Chetatophar
Forrest
Patrick's
Braddon
Francis
Hell
Cateapheee
ML Patrick
Pycemerr Tentaty Churen
BL. Andrew
Porveat
Kim
Aid
Frenk Borland
BCA
Gary Tannery
Hoare
Enirce
Ana
Pan
Presser
Mon
Bobrd
Pangton
Pan Ie Sahooayn
As Shuartetts Congregational
CMC
Ile
Billenat
Minar
Canberra Student’s Early Science Promise Highlighted
Canberra student Zit tonetian earns strong marks in mathematics and physics at the University of Dougina with aims for nuclear physics. He plans further study overseas after finishing his senior year and has attended Tetopen Park and Canberra School, gaining top results in 1948.
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Zit Tonetian
Uyiney Universi
Dougina Frederich Cyt
Mr. Fyfe
UW. iBenlor Bandura
Pam
Canberns
Tetopen Park
Canberra
Allergic to Cat’s Fluff Triggers Divorce Plea
A husband alleges allergy to his wife’s cat fluff as grounds for divorce. The court heard he cannot return home due to the animal’s presence, with the judge ordering him home pending further action.
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Atoney
Cam Ace
Elaine Priestley
Demme
Fragmentary note on future plans at Cartance
A garbled fragment outlines a vague future plan at a place named Cartance. It references a sisterance and a realataaa goal, but lacks clear persons, organizations, dates, or concrete actions. The text remains unreadable in key details.
International cooperation urged beyond party lines in US policy
The Canberra Times reports calls for a nonpartisan approach to international programmes linking the United States and the British Commonwealth. Secretary of State Marshall stresses a April start and that administration control is essential, with Europe facing a broader Communist challenge this year. The piece notes UKUS collaboration and warns Communist influence across Europe could threaten Western ideologies, urging allied nations to act together in recovery and global affairs.
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United States
Commonwealth
Marshall
Senate
State Department
Europe
Americ
Russia
Biaton
United Biaton
Germany
Ryan
Australie
Vicereg al His Evel Governion General the Rimurabie
The Rt Honourable Lord Mayor and Alderman A 4. and Clerk Mr Ray Headed met at Admiralty House yesterday morning for the reception.
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Rimurabie
W J. MeKet
Ald
Ray
Admiralty
Col Goodwin Loses Seat On Hospital Board
Lieut Col J T Hf Goodwin lost a board seat in Canberra community hospital talks. An official noted under ordinance he could be removed for two missed meetings after taking leave. Col Goodwin stated he intended to continue, citing prior commitments and partial attendance.
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Col. Goodwin
J.T. Hf. Goodwin
Canberra
Ital Osrd
Yc. Garren
Garren
Goudwin
Col
Doudwin Auld
Enave
Winston
W. Mott
I. Monahan
Monahan
Mott
Fraser
Amalie Parente
Ciuntua
Pranet Anat
Thal Rimpiayes
J.aid
Davin
J W. Ralnton
Mukdler
Davia
Legion of X-Tervieemen
Woroen
Heavy Ploughing At Sydney Uni Results
Sydney University results reveal exam outcomes with 327 students and 418 passing. Second year failure rates are lower than first year, while Chel lant examination results impact the ascendant entrants in enginescing fled.
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Sydney Uni
Sydney
Sydney University
Werutiny
Yesulte
Country Week Tennis Semi finals reach next stage
Sydney and regional teams advance to the semifinals in the men’s Country Week championships at Wollongong and Albury. In the women’s draws Goulburn faces Wollongong while Bathurst and Newcastle are indicated in the progression.
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Sydney
Lriany Neweaallé
Wollongong
Sajtland
Albury
Cembdines
Gout Wollongong
Bathurat Ail Neepantle
Newpanls
Maitland
Goulburn
Buburaty
Newcastle
Reports of Stalin's Death Denied in London
A London report from Ewiteerland about Marshal Stalin's death was denied by the Russian Ambassador in London. Pavlov rejected the report as unfounded stating that Stalin remained alive and engaged in extreme fighting, with no confirmation of any oath or demise.
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Stalin
London
Pavlov
Weather bulletin from Palroain station
Meteorological note from Palroain station reports fair conditions with warm, light winds and scattered clouds. Observations indicate temperatures around zero to values near 30, with winds from the southeast and occasional higher gusts in the Five Cant region.
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Fairbairn
Palroain
RoUth-Eaalers
Industrial Front in Britain Transforms Textile and Coal Sectors
The report notes Britain's industrial front reshaping with coal output and new textile fibers. Lancashire chemists and engineers advance heat resistant, washable fabrics and a color fusion process amid wartime postwar demand. New mills and machinery aim to support heavier vehicle production and export orders reaching into millions.
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Britain
Hpuntale
Cherih
Mt Rain
Jaeponaibte
Welch
Meitlah Textile Manufecturera Camant
Jack City
Iocia
Hospital board uninformed on staff hours dispute
The record outlines a confusion over new employee hours, with interruptions before council officials and hospital management. A board member accuses the ministry of failing to disclose changes and questions accountability amid the dispute.
South Australia presses for North South Line completion
Australian ministers clash over the federal obligation to complete the North South railway project. Mr Playford warns the Commonwealth must fulfill its promise or risk High Court action. Dr Evatt notes Antarctic routes loom in the debate as Britain exports meat. A ship off Berguskon island reports expedition camps and gear being prepared for the return voyage.
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Mr Play
Ascot
High Court
Commonwealth
Playter
Queensland
Northern Territory
Great Britain
Playford
Cnstration
Stoucham Railway
Aolemn Agreament
Evatt
the Commonwealth
Dar Peet
Darwin
Antarctic Plans to Be Discussed on Leader Return
The leader of the Austrasian Sats ice Expedition Group Campbell returns to Aptalla to confer with the Antarctic Planning Committee and with the pins. A recall of events is hinted with a mournful reference to Wyk St and ongoing external affairs.
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Leader
Campbell
Aptalla
Antarctic Planning Committee
Thee
Kortor
Pratl
Alana Wat
Wwe Wyk
Ine mi
University College Sets Supplementary Exams After Main Results
Canberra University registrar announces supplementary examinations to begin in February with results published before March. About 318 students passed the annual exam, with several candidates from Commerce, Art, Education, and Commerce diploma cohorts remaining in dispute or awaiting awards.
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Canberra University
Keith
Ue University
Weaninauion
Tve
Tve Bakeors
Bachelors of Arta
Muneachelor
Australian naval officers to travel with Pacific task force
Australian Prime Minister says officers will join the U S Navy task force heading to Pearl Harbor then Sydney to strengthen AN collaboration. Captain W. Harrington to observe operations, with Cmdr Hodgkin and Cmdr Beucher assigned to organization and training as Britain-bound detachment departs.
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Pearl Harbour
Wwla
Orep
Sydney
Nifley
Vesley
Byo
oMoer Wold
Capeal
W. i. Harrington
HodgkiNaun
C. 8
Beucher
Britain
Piet
Us. Navy
Caejisy al
Buses Delayed from Original Order Prompt Reports
Fragmented text indicates a delay in delivering a 4K bus order with a late holiday period. Mentions of Dew, Department, and Canberra referencing a possible end of year delivery for a subset of 39 buses. unclear supplier and exact dates.
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Hirne
Todney Bodybuilders
Ani
Department of the
Canteraay
Haliday
Canberra
Anon
Wheat sent from Canberra shows market activity
The Rural Lessees Association, acting for Seungam Co. Ltd, reports Canberra wheat movements and prices. Southwell Brom of Roe Vale produced 45 bags, noting continued demand and tentative prices as trade considers future shipments.
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Producers’ Society of
Canberra
Seungam Co. Ltd
Southwell Brom
Rone Vale
Southwell
Prosecutions Soon Over Forged Petrol Coupons
A Melbourne police investigation into forged petrol coupons reveals widespread circulation and printing at underground vendors. Detectives report three buyers and counterfeit tickets circulating with blurred serial numbers and misprinted details, while efforts continue to identify suppliers and prevent further distribution.
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Brantiara i
Wale
Victoria
Bey
Tonge Llckita
Melbourn Cuport
Japanese Captain Denies Murder in Kul Lumph Case
A Japanese captain testified that witnesses for the prosecution misidentified him in the murder of Choon Chintar at Kul Lumph. The accused To Abichwo denied the charge, while admitting he headed toward the Chinese quarters after Choon’s death, three months prior.
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Singapord
Frida
Kul Lumph
Odealstake
Chintar
Ucon Choon
Abichwo
Choo ‘Ti
Choon'y
Princess Anne Teases Return Meeting with Michael
Princess Anne hints at a future reunion with Michael in Copenhagen as Frida and Ming Mirae pieces surface. Before leaving she said Tam oo and expressed anticipation to see Ir ving Michael again.
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Copenhagen
Fridaere
Tara
Cellamana
Irving Michael
Change in TA A Transport to Drome
Australie-Afrtinea reviews passenger service to Fairbairn Arome and considers cuts to Civic linkations. Canberra residents and shopkeepers inquire about replacements as company freight services and airliners weigh options for tendered routes and perishable freight.
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T.aa
Australie-Afrtinea
Fairbairn Ant Arome
Offal
Civic
Telestsipe
Canberra Remidenta
Ait Airlines
Canberra
Temnaport
Fairbairn Acritame
Greyhound Races Resumed After Rain Flood Delays
Repairs completed after Christmas floods allow Queanbeyan Coursing Club to resume racing with trials and heats planned. The Christmas disruption due to rain postponed events, but a night trial demonstrated the machinery now functioning.
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Kerpairs
Queanbeyan Coursng Club
Soentar
Bresksown
Mater
Danger Seen in ACT Streams
Authorities warn of rising river flow along the Murmin River with debris and snags creating hazards downstream. Boaters and residents are advised to exercise extreme caution as currents remain strong and obstructions may impede navigation.
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A.C.T. Stresma
Murmin
Atill
Besnere
Sermmt
Small arms workers dictate 36 hour week
Lithgow workers end three week annual vacation and set a 36 hour week after resuming on Monday. The union dictates the 36 hour week amid management’s refusal to allow 1600 employees to work 40 hours from Tam. Workers will mark the week until an agreement is reached on union terms.
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Lithgow
Protas
Price control off bird seed
Bird seed price control has been removed amid a cabinet minister's announcement. The action ends government price regulation on avian feed, signaling market adjustment and potential pricing shifts for farmers and suppliers.
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Bird Serd
Camira
Cus
46 Increase in Mer and Tobacco Production
Government statistician today released figures showing a rise in monthly production for beer, tobacco, and cigarettes. The October report indicates production rose by 3.9 million gallons year over year, with tobacco and cigarette output climbing to 247 million units.
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de Boland Wileun
Export Ban on Maize and Textile Components Enforced
The Customs Department yesterday banned maize exports without departmental approval and restricted certain motor vehicle parts and wind dusting related products. It also lifted barriers on export of guide fabric for human wear containing specified elements, with details pending.
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Ihe Custonta
Paj
Coal Regulations Change Administered By New Ministry
Government sources report amendments to national coal mining regulations transferring oversight from the Ministry of Labour and National Services to the Ministry of Supply and Shipping. The transition aims to streamline administration of coal production sites and board actions, though some details remain unclear.
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Iti
Ministry of Labour and National Services
Ministry of Supply and
Prices Officer And Dealer Committed For Car Theft
Prices Officer and dealer, Vere tnday, committed for trial by Mr. Grama at Central Court on a charge of stealing a motor car valued at 27 pounds from Newbern Alon ra. Names include Novt Smith, 38, Prices Morr, and Henry athe Nie AtrRt, 34, dealer, BiarLin Watah. Evidence shows he sold the car and received money. a bundle of notes held by Welah suggested the robbery. Court actions include a 100 pound bail.
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Orpmy
Ca Denier
Vere
Reaith
Rooney
Stratton
Westridge Protest Fades Over Saturday Butchers Trading
A protest by the Westridge Progress and Welfare Association opposed restricting butcher shop hours in Canberra. The dispute centers on limiting Saturday trading, arguing it causes inconvenience to housewives and affects meat deliveries. The union claims the move reduces access and impacts households, shops, and local vendors.
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Westridge
Canberra
Inerior
Johnaont
Wentridge Progress and Welfare
Industria Boar
AW Falalon
Eld
Ehapieray Smuth Gang
Housewiver
Thield
Offord Refigeratore
Hospital Board Reviews Outpatient Rules And Staffing
The hospital board debates outpatient patient rules and access with mixed views on patient interviews and medical veteran care. Discussion covers authorization, payments, and the role of medical staff including temporary appointments and handling of discharged soldiers.
Murder Charge Sequel To Kissing Party
A postman accused of causing a fatal assault at a party is linked to the murder of Willacy Fotplsst. Rabedt John Murray, 33, faces charges as police allege he participated in a violent incident at a party where several people were injured and one man later died. The case moves to court with Murray remanded after January 1.
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Rabedt
John Murray
Willacy
Polies
Inet Murney Aogle
He Ralphs
Tynawn
Mt Pat Ae Coe
al ‘Ateray
Grinky
Wee Uhey
Talph
Murrey
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