Remembrance Notice for Reedys and Reedy Family
Fragmented obituary notice recalling loved ones Fred Reed, Thomas Reedy, Hedy Reed y and Frame Reed. Mentions January and 1945 dates, sudden passings, grandchild Rosemary, Mae, Alnia, Hao, Jane, Gary, Glad, Andy, Pat and other kin. Contains lines of loving memory, with affectionate phrases and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Steed
Alnia
Dad
Pravilad
Thomas Reedy
Jane
Gary
Reedy
Glad
Andy
Defra Grearism
John
Rip
Bath Incumry
Nie
Pat
Spal
Artbar
Ainslie Play Centre Opens Today
Ainslie Play Centre opens this morning at Corroborea Park in Canberra. Children may attend with supervision, join age groups, and participate in activities including crafts, reading, drawing, and outdoor games. donations of craft supplies are welcomed at nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Wielock
Corroborea Park
Anyehngeen
Amalie
Nowharay
Parente
Childen
Crayne Aurea
Huth Ereratt
Errest Volley Nail
Tunis
Chelon
Will Knehudle
Dentul Articion
Spoenue
Niger Paleong
Authenties
Menibarn
Canberra
Fas
Niles
Clarke
Manwea
MCC Team Leaves for Adelaide for Fourth Test
The MCC squad departs for Adelaide amid confidence, with Matsvere of Che 34 and Sanday of Tasmania reportedly joining. The team aims to arrive this week and prepare for the Fourth Test, keeping hopes high of saving the series as they reach Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sanday
Matsvere
Che
C.C. Tam
Tasmania
Adelaide
Wiltton
MG Adelside
Tretr
Water shortage in Queanbeyan prompts watering restrictions
Residents face strict limits on garden and vehicle washing as Queanbeyan Town Council imposes watering restrictions. The council cites low supply and urges households to store water in tanks amid a push for improved supply and higher pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strada Jueyer
Capiah Teerlory
Iery
Gantene
Queanbeyan
Thredey
Br A.C Turner
Wealden
Atamal Beyan
Australian prosperity in the balance in world trade talk
The piece argues that while International Trade Organization aims are worthy, Australia must safeguard its living standard and employment. It asserts Australia will not surrender its economic structure nor reduce prosperity through harsh external terms, stressing expanding trade while preserving national strength and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
International ‘Trade Organization
Nalictie
Owen
Australie
Industrien i
British Countries Draft Their Own Proposals for Talks
At the lake the British countries formulated a character of their own ideas for the international trade talks instead of issuing the rere ara esa rae Phe Auetatad Chores of Associated Charest Menufactures Ms Lee Withall fet night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
University Speech Urges Balance Between Science and Culture
A Sydney address debates science funding and cultural training at universities. Dr Deller and others press for strong science while warning against neglecting humanities, urging the state to invest in knowledge, leadership, and national development without bias.
Urges New RAAF For Defence
War alert discussion from Sundey rally in Arlbourne calls for a revamped Royal Australian Air Force to defend Australia against atomic war. Messages emphasize readiness, with Air Vice Marshal Martial Wed 6, CAS, warning that survival hinges on stronger air power and rapid mobilization across northern routes and key outposts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlbourne
Sundey
Australia
New
Iulnea
Bannone
Thainland
Ban
Seid Air
Martial
Cas
Benlor
Worta
Oder
Tanker Strikes Mine Off Denmark
A 6000-ton tanker named Brite Exel struck a mine off Denmark while en route to Staduhalm. The ship was towed and beached but sustained only limited damage. There were no casualties reported among the crew, and the extent of the hull damage remains uncertain.
Building Trades Trainees to Work With Borrowed Kits
Trainees from Canberra Technion College under Rehabilitation Teaching Sher are farewelled by staff after completion. They will loan gear from the Gallege to start work Monday. Kits promised under the melanic have not yet arrived though Melbourne applications were sent. The second painting class at the Gallege begins on February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clems
Canberra Technion College
Sher
Lneireux
Gallege
Tootkita
Melbourne
Smoke Social To WeW A.C.T. Residents
The newly arrived Beallstredoe Stade notal aevanged the Cam, locals say. The Trades and Labour Council in Albert Hall hosted welcoming messages from ministers and officials. A bus picnic to Cotter River kept many away from the Canberra swimming pool as Briton builders planned a timber venture in Perth with Australians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beallstredoe
Stade Notal
Dohnacny
Str
Chambers
Chambere
Bangland
Cotter
Canberre
Canbarre
Jack Fielder
London
Perth
England
General Marshall to Be Sworn-In Today
General Marshall is slated for a sworn-in ceremony today amid discussions of a Canberra project to relocate a youth gymnasium and related building programs. The plan involves a large contingent of carpenters and trainees from Canberra Technics College, with the aim of starting outside college projects and staffing by independent teams once skeleton reforms and equipment are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medvorge Scovall
Surrey
Canberra
Shaald
Scovert
MCA
Tsl
Trauen
Washington
Honolulu
United Brakes
Menle
ACT Ang
Amoram
Canberra Technics College
Rita
Lorin Caught in Uf Esaver's Throat
Sydney report of a man named Manty iitenaver Lloyd Watta 21 rescuing a woman but a coin became lodged in her throat. He used a coin mouthhold and called for help at Royal North Shore Hospital. Rescuers worked to dislodge the coin as witnesses described the dramatic rescue at the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lloyd Watta
Royal North Shore
Migrants Face Unfamiliar Worksite in Canberra
Reading from a mangled report, migrants near Canberra are reassessed for deployment as authorities consider transport limits and worksite fit. The text notes confusion, with some migrants showing reluctance, while officials claim continued coordination with agencies to place workers.
British view shifts as American draft charters dominate
The discussion centers on international federation efforts and the British response to the American draft charters. Mr Withall notes British countries must prepare their own charters for submission by the next Preparatory Committee meeting, while concerns persist about multilateral trade arrangements and potential biases toward American viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withall
ETO
Mr. Withall
LTO
Atala
Au Fe
Oran
Snd
Eas
Intercatirae
Australia
New Zealand
Mugenana
Germutty
Aly
Ine Yeport
Ic Zimpire
Australie
Lester
Miers
Shepparton
Hualalla
Grain production and export trends in 1946 47 report
The report notes wheat and rye world production near 1946 levels with fluctuations from crop yields in the US Canada and Argentina. It highlights export volumes July December 1944 to 1946 and counts the impact of maritime strikes on trade. Wheat and other grains show varied yields and shipments, with expectations for continued strong wheat output into early 1947 and a rebound in grain trade despite weather and drought conditions in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
Canada
Spain
New South Water
Medina
Gant
Serosa
Hunheta
Ceil
Union Men Not Participants in Eviction
A report from Sr. GJ Butt’s residence describes the eviction as performed by nonunion workers. Cane Shorn branch secretary ME Macdonald stated no union member took part in the eviction. He noted Ned Ogden drove the departmental lorry that loaded Butt’s furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt
Campbell
Aino
Caneshorn
Ene Transport
Uniamn
ME Macdonal
Atte
Forde Speech Echoes Empire Ties in Ottawa Visit
Mr. Forde spoke in Ottawa during a welcome extended to Canadian and British representatives. The remarks referenced ties with Britain and Australia and commented on colonial links while addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Forde
Ottawa
Sunoay A
Onsos Semtercay
Forde
Canady
Police called at Sydney art gallery incident
Police were summoned at an Australian national art gallery in Sydney on a busy Sunday afternoon as more than 2,000 visitors entered the venue. Police responded to a theater or gallery incident described in fragmented terms, with no clear injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ART
Sydney
National Art Gallery
Ais
Tr Batgie
Berlin Party Attendance Snapshot
A Berlin social report notes about 780 attendees at a party with international beverages including French Pine, Russian vodka, and American bourbon. The event featured a content combination and a second danger moverate to light, with roughly half the 739 attendees accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tod Hhat
Increased meat prices hit New South Wales regions
Prices for beef veal mutton and lamb in New South Wales areas including Grafon t Wy Blackheath Bowral Katoomba and Lehigh Gow have risen by 1d to 2d per pound. The higher price is approved by Prime Minister inter official McCarthy as part of a national meat price adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydnay
Meneuade
Touluy
Chiffey
McCarthy
Matton
Grafont
Woy Wy
Blackheath
Bowral
Amalgamated Pusin Workers Union Stoppage Planned
About 4700 NB W branch members threaten a stoppage likely to disrupt postal services. Elmllnt meetings scheduled this week and Swanlott Pidfetal Cornel sets a pivotal date for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NB W
Pusin Workers’ Union
Swanlott
Eviction of Ex-serviceman From Government House
In Canberra January 46 1947 the Returned Soldiers League faced calls for immediate repudiation as Premier and ex serviceman representative debated the eviction of a former service member from a government owned house. The league stated no knowledge of actions against the man and stressed caution while officials prepared statements to substantiate the eviction claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Bruit
Dee
A.C
Leagar
Hind
Balt
League
Prem. Dent
Ff Hotinen
Atakemante
Te League
War on Los Angeles car black market investigated
An undercover probe revealed a wide black market in cars, with money and documents seized as part of the operation. The deputy prime minister stated marketers acted without public cooperation, and a key figure faced court proceedings in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Aun
Prt Contin
Gatzad
SF Ewleré
Pricen Communi
Ueul-Col. McCann
Federal Caucus Set Meeting February Fifteenth
Fragmentary note reports a federal caucus to meet February 15 in Ottawa with members discussing heated debate and proposed amendments to the registration act and related provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponty
Canbert
Payiament
Caucup
Padith
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rhilGren
Rosemary
Macey
Porat
MCC
Oaks
St Juans
Goulburn
Sunda
Dore
UF Nw
Parial
Goa
New South Wales
Ian
Deller Atill
Bursmann
Qrsin
Nationel ‘University
Goversmertl
Nir University
Katalie
Ray" Ata
R.A.A.F
Denmark
Building Trades
A.C.T
General Marshall
Lorin
Ufesaver
Department of Tay Interior
Department of Works
Riverview
Mondey
N.S.W
Fanberra
L.A
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