Funeral of William Eds at Canborne Church
The funeral of the late William Eds was held in the afternoon at Canborne Church. Relatives and a large congregation, including members of the OCan bore BAPR and other Brethren, attended the service followed by interment at Hires Clewersl Cemetery. The Worwhipful rath and many friends expressed condolences.
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Booth
William Eds
Hires Clewersl
Nalban
Trav Conway
Jon
Crawford
A. Why
Erother
Bobo
Rug
W. Wintle
Bir fait poaching scare alarms Cortiding patrols
Bald Sina reports Murifl Hennedy a Cortiding poacher near Bir fait, triggering police patrols and local officials to tighten surveillance and review wildlife protection measures.
Weather Readout From Fragmentary OCR Note
Fragmentary weather data notes are partially readable listing temperatures wind, humidity and conditions. It references a barometer reading near 0 kp9 and a maximum 24 hour low high, with mentions of wind and precipitation in January.
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el Pan
Centenary of Australian immigration ideals in postwar era
A 1950 editorial argues against open immigration easing in Australia. It asserts assimilation is achievable, warns against prejudice, and stresses national unity. It notes that racial intolerance hinders progress and praises the Australian Citizenship Convention for promoting nonpartisan immigration policies and genuine welcome.
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Australia
Mrs W McKell Hosts Civic Leaders at Averyton Gathering
Mrs W McKell entertained a group of civic leaders at her Averyton residence in the late afternoon. The informal session followed a tour of government offices, with attendees from Cuubere and neighboring districts.
A B C Celebrity Concert Plans Unveiled At Capitol Theatre
The plan for a major concert series opens to subscribers Tuesday January 5. Prices listed include 1m for elder seats and 2.13 for another tier. The event features the Yugoslav conductor Ante Raljenich leading the phony Orchestra under the Airre Hin, at the Capitol Theatre.
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Arriva
Wribery
Nest
Rystney
Phony
Airre- Hin
Jaren Fnae
Capitol Theatre
Anleist
Ante Raljenich
Art Exhibition in Canberra at University College
Canberra exhibition at University College February 1 aims to showcase reproductions from Serer gammer stationin by the NW. Act Wayne section of River em by MP ant Brinden prominent Sydney wells wrera Toes.
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Ara Exmenios
Ahm
Canberra
The
Arty Council
Univerity College
PHM
Act
Wayne
Ant Brinden
Station 2KY Goes Off The Alt Station
A partial OCR read reports Station 2KY off air due to an industrial dispute. The Prades and Labour Council reportedly refused to explain the interruption. Authorities stated a mechanical fault caused the outage and that the station would resume once power emergency measures are enacted.
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Acoany Rann
Prades and Labour Council
SKY
Mr Mensies appoints personal assistant to party official
Mr Mensies selects Tye Penn as personal assistant amid parliamentary reshuffle. Willoughby, formerly secretary and treasurer, becomes senior parliamentary work leader. The move creates the position and assigns duties to engage in public service and party organizing, with Mr Mongiva noted in the new setup. Sir Robert I Lannanon, a long-time Public Service lieutenant, is named to a senior advisory role.
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Tye Penn Mimater
Nfewipion Hue Appuintid
Asnea Robere WuKnighty
Pecannal
Witloughing
Freas,secratary
Omer
Br Wan Lawder
Oppa
Ofc
Willoughby
Actos Proyona
Mtr
Mongiva
Strane
Paluigut
Bulan
Aeocand
nha-Labour
Torres
Robert I Lannanon
Cormer
Menalen
Cameron opposes currency revaluation pledge
Senator Cameron opposes revaluation of the Australia pound toward sterling. Melbourne reports his warning that a cheaper currency would be dangerous, weakening the purchasing power of the people and increasing the revenue burden of debtors. He calls for tighter price control and stronger agency regulation to protect economic stability.
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Melbourne
Australia
Mterling
Poatmatter
Benton Cameront
Vice Squad Raids Sports Clubs Across City
Police raid sports clubs in a wave of actions targeting illegal gaming and "cruit" machines. Authorities report seizures and ongoing investigations with further raids planned nationwide to curb illicit gambling activities.
Resignation of Stationmaster Sparks Transfer Plans
The stationmaster resigns after 24 years, to be replaced by E W relief stationmaster. Announcement notes relocation to Port Aubunny and early retirement after service in Canberra and AU, with two years in earlier role and a move tied to a Commonwealth station.
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THI -Cueksre
Baddeh
Petinquilahen
Mr Rating
Poe
Port Aubunny
Te Hai
Sin
Canberra
Exhibition of arts and crafts opens at Canberra university
Immigrant craftsmen from 19 countries display work at Canberra University Gallery with traditional and modern pieces. Prominent speakers praise the exhibit and note the value of cultural exchange, while organizers expect ongoing public interest through the week.
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Verious
Paris
Europe
Toni HotKig
Britain
Amierine
Moli
Calwell
Cabwell
Tia
Mural Bank of New South Wales
Arta Mnroughout Ammiraa
Awiong
Amaller
Painas
Aryapgenient
Ania
Mest Ve
G. Linite
Water valve chaos mars Canberra hydrant scene
In Canberra and Acton, valves and hydrants suffered tampering and vandalism. Reported damage included water department components, paint on hydrants, and confusion over hydrant maintenance plans. Local crews investigated disturbances while residents noted water safety concerns and delayed repairs.
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Acton
Rew
Ming
Austen Atten
Precke
Antilal
Groeore Hall
Uap
Boos Gerne
Atona Yolta Tete
Trade aims shift between Aral and the Philippines
The Philippine government seeks to boost trade with Aral and the Philippines, including Australia and New Zealand. A Monday session of the State Council discussed relations with eastern countries, expelling a figure and weighing union prospects amid regional tensions and peace efforts.
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Ayoney
Anuay
Philippine Geevernment
Aral
Philippines
Austras Lia
New Bealand
le Aalion
Benehirn
Wharf Labourers Volunteer to Unload Coal
In Melbourne, more than 350 waterside workers volunteered to unload coal from the collier Terane Pack at the Metropolitan Gan Company's works after the union in Clarke led a stoppage. The action paused only briefly as officials sought a government clarification on staffing power and tariff rules, with threats of further disruption if terms were not met.
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Melbouryt
Smontey
Metropolitan Gan Company
Thiearing
Ttrn
Terane Pack
Vietneson Waterside Workers Federation
Clarke Weno
Goa
Chirico
Ttt
Gan Sompany Ir
Franay
Bcine
S sWonoUr
Erenen
Ikwax
Waleesiders
F. O'Neil
Duraosy
Dumowa
Eollier
Clarke
Ealtlers
Ji Nian
Alan
Gaiden
Staneweld
Aheweersond uFendai
Algie Upan
Sontae Peneley
Tiny
WG. Mack
Simmontat Saree Mostines
Siigemant
Gemma Hey
Tosmse
Isa Hester
Japan Seeling To Buy Wool From Australia Amid Trade Push
In Sydney Monday, John Muncon stated Japan plans to procure wool from Australia, signaling a broadening hunger for Australian goods. London sources report Lady Masson and a companion arrived from Lon Ganon, while discussions on establishing refrigerated gondx links and trade with Communist China draw attention.
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Bydney
Japan
Australia
John Muncon
Sydney
Masson
Tradt
John Isuatyeant
London
China
Cunweny
Gungahlin Avidente Applications Prompt Review
Part time positions at Lie Canberré attract Gungahlin university applicants. The registrar indicates plans to review all submitted applications while noting seating constraints and ongoing admissions proceedings at the college.
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Lie Canberré
Univer
Gungahne
Tmqwen Yeateritay
Flo
Iso
Fishermen Mr Pie Refuses to Disclose Informant Details
A chaotic report describes ex naval men rescued after a disturbance at sea. Mr Pie, linked to the inquiry, refuses to disclose the informant’s identity as investigators push for names amid parliamentary and police scrutiny. The tale mentions Norman Staley Tyr M4, Leto Frpaxtone, and Jumen Rael among others, with government officials and commissions weighing legal protocols and powers.
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Pie
Sydmiy
Deyvie
Miillis Bertnon
Seat “Murer
Hottleying
Lyumd Sand
AL Davreai
Wien
Smprn
Jonny Naaning
Police Jaunen
Thy yuehLey
Tie Hendinenstedt
Soha
Victoria League hosts two state visitors at convention
The Victoria League in Melbourne entertained two state visitors, Mrs Bakewell and Miss McLeod, at the Australian Cluxcaunip Convention. They hosted about 40 local members and discussed migration work and settlement support for British settlers. The centre reopened amid renewed membership and plans to extend trench piaches.
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Victorus League
Cat Nerve
Guy Kewell
Melbourne
Misa
Shalrman
Raelsame Y
Vistora
Junc
Foy
Te Baia
Mithaek
Rorihonte
Ponta Raeeh Maranta
Tae Young
Alerate
Hoya Tan Achar
New Soliders’ League
Trench
Rn Vale
North
Queensland
Soulera
Melbawne
Bete
Aintratian Iif
Rey Alenenn
Senator Attacks Health Scheme at Rotary Meeting
Melbourne senator, Mr McKay, criticized a new health scheme intended to aid youth, arguing it relied on medical preaching rather than practical aid. He praised the Canberra Rotary Club for supporting the YMCA and urged continued funding to keep young Australians away from drugs and crime.
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Melmolien
G. Mckay
Comoran
Melbourne
National
Geesidert
Mrudicinen
Walla
Eanborrw Rotary Chainat Vriraimwnt
Austral
Litte
Laine
Tvery
McKay
YMCA
Twigion Regionariey
Canberra
Whaling profits loom in Australian trade data
The Australian Whaling Commission reports a profitable year with exports of whale products valued at £915,000. Chairman Mawen notes strong export demand and a rising earning power, while authorities aim to balance industry profits with whale population concerns. The report cites 2008 data and urges cautious exploitation.
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Ats Hourne Monty
Incuimtey
Rai
Tir dC
Mawen
Jockey to Ride 1H Melbourne Feature
Jockey Jonny Bangden is expected to ride in Melbourne as part of a scheduled one hour feature. The event data references Austrade and Amateada, with plans possibly moving forward in April pending approvals.
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Melbourne
Lows Angeles
Monony
Jonny Bangden
Endowment on First Child Decided by Government
The Prime Minister announced plans to implement endowment for first and subsequent children staged from July 1, 1950. Officials expect regulation to take effect and extend support to families, with further discussion of wage adjustments under the plan.
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Menglen
Hart
Menten
Cotter Stage Beauty Show Plans Spark Community Parade
A Cotter resident announces a beauty show and beauty parade plan featuring contestants and a Miss Jentra event. Organizers discuss a monthly Legacy Club meeting and parade preparations while noting local support and nearby watermelons and beverages as part of community festivities.
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Cotter
Argaruaing Committee
Mine Jentra
Wallington
Jiorio McKnight
Legacy Club
Detmila
Th. Laste
Huskies for the Antarctic expedition report fails
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an expedition related to Antarctica, with references to a dame, Australia, and names like McMoware and Dowling. The garbled items obscure clear facts, dates, or outcomes, leaving only hints of a travel or exploration context and media mentions.
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Toland Tinny
Tye
Preach Dowling
Dnetare
Radio Foxparts
Onniee
Ang Atareman
Warulleve
Intery
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