Harrington and Staples Obituaries Express Thanks
Harrington Jd Harrington of 22 Causeway and the Harriington and Harrington family convey heartfelt thanks for tributes and telegrams after their bereavement. Staples family of Griffith Canberra also thanks friends and relatives for sympathy cards telegrams and floral tributes for their beloved son and brother Leslie.
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Harrangton
Harrington
Causeway
Ihe'tate
Kevin Harrington
Staples
Mr. Braplew
Griffith
Canberra
Lelie
Weather Report From Canberra Improvised Readout
The Canberra weather note shows a barometer around 29.88 inches, mid day temperatures near 88.6 degrees and a 76.4 degree daily high. Humidity readings vary from 29.2 percent in the morning to 65.0 percent later, with wind values listed poorly in the fragment.
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Canberra
Aoe
London to Cape Motoring Feats Across Sahara
Two motorists from London completed a 10,290 mile journey to Capr ions in three days four hours. They crossed the Sahara covering 2266 miles in that span, with Symons and Browning detailing the trip to Lord Ruifeld. They claim an army reach to Nigeria by road in a little over a week.
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London
Symons
Browning
Caprions
Sahara
S Ymons
Lord Ruifeld
Johanneatry
Nigeria
Submarine Exercise Off Sydney Tests Australian Navy
Royal Australian Navy volunteer reserve units join a naval drill near Sydney as Phoenix the submarine, leased from the Royal Navy China squadron, attempts to slip out past Sydney Heads to evade detection while Australian crews practice sonar and visual search to locate it.
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Sydney
Phoenix
Royal Naval China
Royal Australian Navy
Folunteer
England Birth Rates Provisional 1988 Highlights New Low Infant Mortality
The Minister of Health announced provisional 1988 birth and infant mortality rates in a Norwich speech. Infant mortality fell to 35 per 1000 births, a record low, while the birth rate rose to 15.1 per 1000 population. The crude death rate was 11.0 per 1000, near a record low.
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London
Norwich
General Rain Expected Amid Stormy Conditions
A rough weather forecast mentions widespread rain and strong winds. Forecasters warn of heavy showers in several districts with possible bursts of thunder and risk of localized flooding near Bourke and surrounding areas.
Years for Hisedeener Wont Patrick Camldy Convicted
A court found Patrick Camldy guilty of embezzlement in a worker’s fraud case. The proceedings reference years, names, and charges, outlining the conviction details and potential penalties.
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Tuemiay
Patrick Camldy
Astronomical Data From Commonwealth Observatory Notes
At Commonwealth Solar Observatory Mount Strom, the sun rises at 6 40 am and sets 7 48 pm on Wednesday January 29. Moon rises 0 48 am and sets 4 29 am. Venus and Mars details listed with rise and set times. Jupiter rises 7 50 am and sets later in the day, Saturn visible later with rise and set times.
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Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mount Strom
JupMer
Mit
Income tax averaging system abolished sparks taxpayer confusion
The Commonwealth Government ends the averaging method for income tax assessments, causing uncertainty as some taxpayers face lower notices while others in higher income brackets pay more. Treasurer Casey defended the measure as technical, but critics say it shifts tax burdens. taxpayers with fluctuating yearly income lose benefits of averaging while those with higher incomes in 1937-38 pay on larger amounts.
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Ayers
Commonwealth
Tate
Laxpay- Org
Chor Goel
Fur’ Rssensee
Lovaur
Casey
Conference of
Commonwealth and State Taxation Commissioners
Trade Reprisals Tokyo Manday Forum
Trade reprisal remarks from Tokyo accuse the Torey Minister and Arita in the House of Representatives of failing to explain and seeking a tougher policy toward Fingland Rowtee. Japan reserves action if England and France blockade its economic ally, warning of consequences and rejecting any blockade to Chiang Kai Shek's government.
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Tokio
Urchiharu Yutani
Torey
Arita
House of Representatives
France
Muure
Fingland
Rowtee
Japan
China
Berlow
Baron Tiranma
Chiang Kai Bhek
New Copyright Problems Amid Radio Broadcast Growth
A discussion notes that new radio and entertainment forms raise complex rights for performers. It highlights international efforts at Geneva under the ILO to draft conventions ensuring fair remuneration and protection, including recording restrictions and explicit attribution, as broadcasting expands globally.
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Hrselisa
Current Notes
Department of External Affairs
Canberra
Vineias
Geneva
International Labour Office
International Confederation of Authors and Composers
New Zealand Trade Policy Aims to Favor Britain
Australian Trade Commissioner Critchley reports New Zealand intends to favor Great Britain but must weigh Empire and other Commonwealth trade. Early indications show import licenses cut, with foreign goods reduced more than Empire products. Objectives include lowering import values, reducing locally produced goods, and directing purchases toward the United Kingdom amid limited funds.
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Tmparia
Australia
New Zealand
Mr. Critchley
Sir Farle Page
Great Britain
London
United Kingdom
Intenal Marketing Department
Dominion
Unis
Japanese shaving brushes banned in Canada after Dakota death
The government ordered confiscation of all Japanese shaving brushes nationwide following a death in Dakota from anthrax. The brushes traced to a shipment from Tokyo to New York and partly sent to Canada, where their sale will become a criminal offense.
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Ottawa
Canana
Dakota
United States
Tokio
New York
Canada
Goulburn Diocese Names New Chancellor Sir Robert Garran
Sir Robert Garran appointed Chancellor of the Diocese of Goulburn in a ceremonial swearing in. He previously served as Commonwealth official from 1910 to 1982, chaired Canberra University College, and held roles in education and community groups including Canberra Grammar School and the Behe Council.
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Robert Garran
Kom
Goulburn
Ucneasian
Rinswel
Mla
Robert
Bolleltortienern Tone Commonwealth
Chaieman
Canberra University
Collen Coswell
Corupita
Hunteatian
Haseen m
Canberra
Behe Counelt
Cotter Picnic Arrangements For Community Event
Arrangements were completed for a large work and trade gathering to be held in Jenitheiver on Sunday at Bingston Park behind Big Young's shop. D Watkin MITE of Newscastle will present the program. Private cars and motor lorries will assist with transport to and from Civic Centre. Hot water will be available and trophies have been donated by businesses including Sydney Arm es.
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Lrg
Worial
Trare
Labour
Jenitheiver
D. Watkin Mite
Newscastle
Sdea
Jretii
Ayallabla Ty Tmneport Pionleknere
Bingston Park i
Big Young's
Civic Centre
Anan's Corner
Westridyr
Molongia
Weetlake
Caurewny
Fight erupts at Junee District Hospital inquiry
Testimony at the Junee District Hospital inquiry features Dr Cuttle and Dr Weaver clashing publicly as the commissioners and board members observe. Witnesses recount punches and threats amid allegations of delayed care and a hospital culture under scrutiny.
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Junee
A &T
Id Cutts l
Junee District Hospital
Lewin
Lunieas
Cuttle
Ln Gent
Hue Nest
Weaver
Lhw
Heatat
Samoa Foran
Nn Tos
Hubert Whitechurch
Edg Lof
YeRrango
Rome Conference British Cabinet Meets At Downing Street
Prime Minister Mr N Chamberlain returned to Downing Street after a stay at Chigwell and held consultations with cabinet colleagues and the foreign office leadership. Attlee and Greenwood later visited to hear his account of the Rome visit.
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London
N. Chamberlain
Chicquern
Downing Street
Ain
Lord Hall- Tax
Saeniel Hoare
Thames Inakip
Oliver Blakley
Malcolm MacDonald
Robert Vanaittart
T A
Alexander Cadogan
Foreign Office
Attlee
Arthur Greenwood
Rome
Negotiations On Jewish Refugee Talks Reported Postponed
London dispatch says George Mtublee head of the International Refugee Committee hints negotiations with the German government may be postponed as Mr Ruble returns to Berlin for further duties. A meeting in Paris, led by Lord Winterton, reviewed recent talks and suggested delaying the full council session scheduled for Tuesday.
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Nbettmen
Lord Winterton
Paris
Tela
Ruble
Berlin
Unclear Meeting Report From Auckland Flora Board
A deteriorated Auckland Flora Board record notes a suggestion to share services in the triage ward and to limit Sunday church attendance amid patient care concerns. The fragment discusses removing or restricting activities in hospital wards and the impact on patients and staff.
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Wellington
Tunsday
Auckland Flore Ia
Provisional Reformed Government in China Forming New Central Armament
A Monday report notes the United Cnunet of Provisional Reformed Government moving to form a new central war apparatus based in China, with backing from Japan.
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United Cnunet
Mek Ya
San Aidue
Centrl Wrammupnt
Japan
Water shortage threatens hydro scheme output in Burrinslick area
Minister for Agriculture announces possible electricity rationing within weeks unless Burrins Inches of rain fall in the catchment. No new restrictions beyond current ones. Works and Local Government notes generation becomes impractical if water storage dips below 1,070 feet.
Trams Collide After Brakes Fail in Sydney Suburb
Two trams bound for the city collided in Parramatta Camperdown area injuring about 40 people. Front tram rear ended while brakes failed on the second tram. Ambulances rushed victims to hospital as police coordinated the scene and emergency crews responded rapidly.
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Bydney
Parramatta
Hoad
Camperdown
Lay
Mursa
Royal Prine Alefred ‘Hospital
Labour Leader Curtin Criticises Prolonged Parliamentary Recess
The Federal Labor Party leader Mr Curtin denounced the extended parliamentary recess as far too long, urging shorter sessions and criticising government policy. He attacked the conduct of the government and called for renewed sessions, while delegations from various groups were invited to separate conferences. In London the Court of Appeal overturned a 12 month sentence for Contade Macnell for manslaughter, granting a lesser punishment.
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Federal
Parliamentary
Labour Party
Curtin
Venter
AF Curtin
Thorby
National Defence Party
London
Jerusalem
Court of Appeal
Contade
Macnell
Mg Belly Hare
Bel
Rail earnings deficit prompts federal review and arbitration
The report outlines a large projected state deficit tied to rail earnings and pending reforms. Officials discussed potential changes to arrangements affecting commerce with the United States and the aviation sector, including implications for American passengers and interstate standards.
Unclear fragmentary note on road repairs and a Fijian man
Fragmentary OCR note mentions road work and a Fijian man. details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome can be established from the text.
Bill Reaches All Austral Ips With Chwar Rom
An unclear fragment suggests a note about bills reaching Austral ips and a term chwar rom. No verifiable event or entities presented.
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Bill
Australips
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