Funeral notice for John Shane Carson at Manuka church
Retired servicemen invited to attend a burial service for NX182 Lt. Col. John Shane Carson of the Ordinance Corps at St Pauls Church of England Manuka. Following the service the funeral proceeds to the Returned Soldiers' portion of Cameron Public Cemetery. Services and arrangements handled by M. H. O'Fourk Funeral Directors.
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Carson
Canberra
Cluir
John
Paddy) Carson
Pam
St Paul's Ghuireh
Mamiten
Burton Swh
Dranch
Thairale
John Shane Carson
Barrallier
Gridiny
Purus Church of St. Au
Manuka
Optometrist Visit and Beauty Services Advertised
An advertisement lists eye tests and new spectacles at Davies Pharmacy with phone contact X16. It also promotes massages and scalp treatments at multiple locations including Canberra and Kingston, noting dates and service details.
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Canberra
Davies Pharmacy
King
Ab Davies Pharmacy
Kingston
Five Year Plan Russia Aims to Surpass West in Peaceful Growth
The article analyzes Russia s plan to boost atomic energy and expand industry to outpace capitalist nations. It notes claimed gains over the last two years, contrasts with Australia s growth, and discusses targets for labor productivity in industry building and agriculture. It also points to wartime economic shifts and Zhukov s army reorganization as part of broader strategy.
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Russia
Couintrica
Russa
Industrict
Ava
Russa Wihiles
Poins Gul
Marea Zhukov
Australia
Write Offs Give Wrong Slant To Hospital Funds
A Canberra hospital board meeting reviewed the annual accounts and debated the mischaracterization of loan write offs. The audit showed a total write off during the year and noted a discrepancy in how the figures were presented in the chairman’s report.
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UBC Notre
Canberra
Weather summary from Canberra forecast and regional notes
Weather report from Canberra and regional forecast notes describe very warm, humid conditions with possible thunderstorms. Regions include South Coast and Tasmania with cooler nights, coastal showers in the morning, and winds shifting NE by afternoon. Temperatures listed for major cities show Canberra 95 62 and Sydney 88 71, among others.
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South Coast
Taoleslands
Canbersa
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Hobart
Perth
Dawe
No Parking Signs Near Parliament House Defended
The advisory council discussed parking restrictions on King George Terrace and Canberra traffic flow. Proposals included six by four foot signboards at key points and relocating the Canberra Tourist Bureau signs to better sites near Melbourne Buildings.
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Parliament House
Prof S F Nadel Hailed As Great Scholar
An Australian National University ceremony honored Prof S F Nadel, praised as a foremost sociologist, psychologist, and philosopher. Colleagues lauded his depth of learning, drive, and vision for a School of Political Studies to advance knowledge and national development.
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S. F. Nadel
Nadel
Oliphant
Chaneror
Austealian National University
Chile
Staee
Jie Wika
Austentlo
Mar
Hospital Board Approves List Of Works
Hospital board approves a wide range of improvements to hospital conditions and new ward facilities. The plan includes better ventilation, upgraded nurses' quarters, a new pantry, and additional shelves in patient rooms.
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Hospital Board
Tre Voord
Cannerra
Lie
No Hardships In Transfers Council Word
The council reported no hardship for staff transferring to the admin building. Assistant Secretary H A Harvengen stated about 30 others were involved. Occupation of Block A would begin early February and end of May, with all departments given practical occupation dates. Quinene urged ensuring Melbourne staff receive adequate notice to arrange displaced homes.
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Canberra
H. A. Harvengen
Quinene
Alaft
Elderly Man Injured After Ram Weighing Incident
A 76-year-old man, Frank Lawler of Michelago, was taken to Lewisham Hospital with a broken leg after a ram weighing dispute at the Michelago gym. The ram refused to be weighed, was released, and kicked the man onto a railway line causing the injury.
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Gueryengoe Armousanee
Frank Lawler
Michelago
Lewisham Hospital
Sydney
Michelago Gymblane
Lacher
Cabinet Examines Financial Questions Ahead of Special Meeting
The cabinet discussed funding for essential services at a special meeting of the Lion Committee set for February 3. Early in the fiscal year decisions on allocations and potential reviews after months were outlined. Also reviewed were a ministerial report on external affairs and plans related to Malayan terrorism and hunting policy.
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Avis
Ita
Lhe Connell
Canberra Jets Grounded For Safety Check
Canberra air bases report jet bombers grounded as a precaution after an apparent defect. Experts from Commonwealth Aircraft examine the Brethowne factory site and Amberley base teams conduct a thorough investigation into the fault reported on the Canberra jets.
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Canberra Jets
Erirbane
Aimborley
Bose
Brethowne
Commonwealth
Arcraft
Fec Jory
Fisherman's Bend
Amberley
Kingston council urges start on police station construction
The Kingston council pressed for commencement of a new police station in the southern suburbs between Hotel Kingston and Manuka Oval. The discussion noted funding constraints and the need for multiple suburban stations to improve protection, with residents and officials arguing for gradual expansion over a central unit.
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Kingston
Att
J. Pead
A.C.P
Thealle
Hotel Kingston
Manuka Oval
Altiough Pha Frsunse
Funda
Ttig
Pendald
Millone
Pead
Gisohet
Road Tax on Goods Not Available Report
NSW Transport official outlines lack of data on road tax collected from goods sold in Canberra. Mr Day notes interest from the Chamber of Commerce, with figures promised for analysis of interstate trade prohibitions and pricing impacts on port access and freight costs.
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Che N.S.W
Canberra
H. A. Bar
Yonger
Byrne
Free Tradt
Amitet
Manaport
Population Still Rising Fast
Population shows continued growth with about 10,709,000 total by September. Male residents number 4,685,172 while female figures remain unlisted, and the data highlights a net migration influence across the quarter. The acting official cites several cities in the state contributing to the rise.
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Perso
Femans
Coninbanvses Ith Stadsielin
Carver
Roy
Macquarie Street Widening Plans Reported
Macquarie Street may be widened to ease congestion between Hotel Kuerajong and Barton Offices with proposals to extend Mort Street and Lonsdale Street in Garceria Place. Officials discussed public safety, land sections, and distribution of committee minutes to libraries, universities, and Jervis Bay.
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Biavkall Sijrer
Young Street
Barton
J. N. Rogers
Byrne
James W
Macauarie Street
Kuerajong
Rogers
Mort Street
Ropers
Lonsdale Street
Garceria Place
PD. Dey
Quinntie
Interior
SR Fraser
A. Progress and Welfare AR
Wational
Ciree
Day
Jervis Bay
Surtmental Uiraries
Australian Nationa University
Linton Cup Play Commences in Milton
BRISBANE Moody NSW Vistarian and uweneland teams win first round matches for the Linton Cup and Wilson Cup at Milton. Victoria leads the Linton Cup while holding the Wilson Cup, as the event gets underway.
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Brisbane
Moody
Nsw
Vistarian
Uweneland
Milton
Ray
Victoria
Butchers Union Air Conditioning Faces Export Loss Risk
The Butchers Union warns the national export system may collapse risking job losses and export sales. Secretary George Seelit says 120 workers will be affected unless Federal action advances. a federal minister may be sent abroad to seek new markets as Canberra Hospital tests air conditioning systems to improve ventilation.
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Butchers Union
Agli Oop
Serroens
Butchers
Dmlon
Segular McEwen
Sidster
Frade
Meorge Seelit
Gator
Wal Alresdy
Gut Ins
Seclaf
Uc Union
Australia
Sydney Wool Sales May Be Cancelled
Arbitration Court heard Sydney wool sales may be canceled if striking workers do not return to their jobs. The Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co and other firms pressed the case amid a looming £1 million wool impact. a decision was expected to be announced next day after a computer conference among executives and union leaders.
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Sydnet
Monuay
Sydney
Nist
Kelly Wre
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Company
Pederand Storemen and Packers
Assoc Niation
French Forces Clash In Algeria Capture 42 Outlaws
French forces pressed operations in Western Algeria over 48 hours ending yesterday. In the largest clash southwest of Arnis, outlaws were fatally hurt and eight captured. French troops suffered three fatalities and nine injuries while six of the captured were wounded.
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Alghers
Monty
Algeria
Arnis
Ieal
New C O For Base Squadron Assumes Duty
A newly appointed officer assumes duty as commander of the base squadron. He is tasked with overseeing air service functions and coordinating with flying squadrons. The officer previously attended University at State and Navy facilities, gaining experience in navigation and European operations during the war before returning to continue leadership duties.
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Winadpdigg
Bist Squinron
Tna
Cunhori
Uontieller
Toole
Pieter Tig
Nah Melhowrne’ University
Jarturly Wedig
School of
Ain
Nyvigiloy
Aumvalln
Opera Yon
Stansollugey
Ne Lobdaw
RIAAI
Club For Troops In Malaya Opens In Penang
A club for service personnel in Malaya will open in Penang on February 1, offering facilities for 1 serviceman. The opening is led by a minister and run by NAAT for the Australian Army, with access for Royal Australian Regiment teams, the 100th Field Bakery, and other units in Penang and Butterworth.
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Penang
NAAT
AL Watt
Groops
3Nd Royal Australian Regiment
100Th Field Bakery
Butterworth
Malaya
Cywiner
Sit
RAAF
Plans Ready For Action It Need Arose
Admiral Felix Stump said yesterday that SBATO plans have grown since a pact signed in September 1951. He noted tremendous progress, with 5 450 personnel on specialized subjects and joint exercises likely among Wisconsin, Canberra, and Melbourne, though full regional military mobilization remains unlikely.
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Saraseg
Taek
United States
Pavite Picet
Felix Stump
Ved Sbato
SAT
Canberra
Melbourne
Jonierenes
Sato
Slump
Usper
Wismbar Muclonn
Narfold
Air Force
Watts
Beb
Stump
Ramiral
Re-Election of Mr Quinane as Chairman and local council updates
Mr Quinane was re elected chairman of the Advisory Council at a meeting yesterday in 1068. Mr Stevenson became deputy chairman. Works Director J James details road widening work and maintenance plans near Femalndor and Red Hut roundabout. Residents favor road improvements while parking and safety concerns on Unlestreet and Bathian Street are discussed. A German boxing team to Melbourne Olympics also noted.
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C. B. Quiinné
Ehyairman
Fo A.ccr
Stevenson
Me. J. Jamey
Fubore
Nsamibah
Lie Road
T. B. Langan
Bathian Street
Department of Te Interion
Jan
Wielie-Rex
Batman
Waic
Saleh
Langan
Ainslie-Rex
Bnd Gemins Ram School
Hhe
Elester
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Adel
Tate
Canberea Comtery
Cankerra Munert Dire Tows
Canbern
V. Robakidze
Medical and General Massage
WUONE
Robert D. Harvie
D. C. McKey
Forrest
Arthur
Pont
EYE Service
Filmer
Camborne
Pairbalra
Dale
King George Terrace
Trac
A.C. Advisory Council
Galt
Ussie
W. T. Byrne
Barrengee
Quinane
Dir James
Wold
Act
Downes
R. 5. Stevenson
Canberra Tourist Bureau Advisory Board
Big Ram
J. A. Bacrenger
Hero Weed
Aimslie
Turner
Lwin
Grim
Murrahundah
Bay
Freuck
Tollae Commiusioner
Afr
James Silt
W. H. Spooner
J. A. Spicer
Philip McBride
R. G. Gasey
H. E. Bolt
Arthur Fadden
Mensies
Hasluck
N. O'Sullivan
A. G. Townley
J. E McEwen
Erle Harrison
Macquarie Street
Uwe
Aneraus
I. J Daigutou
Mig
Daigayyo
Nwspaper
Digwine
C.O
Air Daingan
Unlestreet
Marrow Street
Duisberg West
Offelule
Duisburg
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