S A collapse on easy wicket in three day match
New South Wales collapsed for 140 as only Lindwall and Alley offered resistance against South Australia at Sydney Cricket Ground. South Australia faltered after a strong start, with Lindwall and Toshack among pivotal bowlers. Barnes and Gulliver led NSW with notable scores. Ridings and Doola nd shared multiple wickets for South Australia in a tense three day Tawlah.
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New South Wales
Lindwall
Alley
New Easland
Australia
Sydney
Withdrawals in Liberal pre selection derail Wentworth race
Report notes W J Windeyer and B J Harrison winning pre selections and a late withdrawal from Parramatta. Mention of Liberal Party activities and candidates for North Sydney and Wentworth seats. Ambiguities due to OCR errors but records pre selection outcomes and candidate status.
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Bydney
Liberal Party
Bale Toh
Parramatta
North Bydnay
Air Woom
W. J. Windeyer
C. Alain
Ramatta
Apposlt
B. J. Harrison
Yorday
Wentworth
Katoomba Ordered to Sail for New Zealand
The Manning Committee of the Maritime Industry Commission ordered the Katoomba to sail with 28 firemen instead of 24. Authorities had hoped the ship would depart for New Zealand soon, but the crew could not be manned as required.
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Sydney
Penaay
Firemoy
Katoomba
New Zealand
Maritime Industry Commission
Auntralia
Esis
Premiae Weadows
Manuka
Watiinem
Tom
Baws
Nouio
Weather outlook and heat wave hits multiple regions
Weather forecast highlights hot conditions across the north and interior regions with strong wind advisories. Sydney reports 26 to 42 degrees and humid conditions, while Richmond peaks near 107 degrees state-wide. Newcastle and inland towns expect high temperatures with brief relief later this week.
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Aydney
Atule
Deeries
Richmond
Walgett
Newcastle
Australia Day and the Nation Its Future
A commentary on Australia's national day and its meaning for nationhood. It argues Australia should define a distinct character and human-centered progress rather than mere symbolism, urging unity and thoughtful action to translate ideals into a genuine Australian identity.
Australian Consul Appointed in Portuguese Timor
The appointment of Mr. Charles Maton as the first Australian Consul in Portuguese Timor was announced yesterday by the Minister for External Affairs Dr. Evatt. He said provisional recognition of Mr Maton had been granted by the Portuguese Government.
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Charles Maton
Portuguese Timor
Exters Wal -Amfatre
Evatt
Baton Hed Bet
Personal figures plan final vacation
A garbled notice notes In and Nise Waldoete will take their final vacation on Tuesday. In their absence the Wer Fs A Howd BA of Bydneye will appoint the Mann and conduct the advices. Dr. Weldock’s focus acts in hia absence in England as few are AHO.
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Bydneye
Mann
Hood
Canberra
Dr. Weldock
England
Senator Keane Leaves Australia for Abroad
The minister for Cu senator Yanna will depart Australia to represent the country at a series of discussions on commerce, industry, and related matters. Secretary of Commerce Deparment Macworth is to head the delegation to the time states. The prime minister announced the plan yesterday while Senator Keane was away. Dedman would set any minister there.
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Australie
Australia
Yanna
Mctwrthyy
Anathile Benator
Keane
Mr. Dedman
United Nations Association Eyes Churchill Visit
At a recent annual conference chaired by Air Robert Garras delegates from the United States and others urged the Commonwealth Government to press Winston Churchill to visit Anatralix. They agreed no international disputes should be settled by secret diplomacy and called for UN charter based handling with a new se cret organiser to mobilize large sections in each state during a United Nations week and wartime peace campaign.
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Winston Churchill
United Nations Association
Banpowem Director Seeks Return to Public Service
A damaged OCR note indicates Banpowem director aims to reach Sydney and pursue permission in May to return to a former position at a public service post. The text names Frigmy and Withers in unclear roles, referencing the Deputy General and a May deadline.
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Sydney
Frigmy
Fe Withers
Blake
Mervin
Australia Day Greetings From Prime Minister
A fragment mentions Australia Day and greetings from the Prime Minister of Canada Mr. Meckenate Wag, reflecting a diplomatic tone on national day celebrations.
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Iar
Chisey Wilt
Heowdenm
Canady
Meckenate Wag
Uniform Tax Agreement Increases States Share
The Commonwealth and premiers agreed to raise the states reimbursement under a new tax arrangement. Total payments rise to about £38.5 million with specific boosts for Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania and others. Future payments depend on population and revenue adjustments after 1947-48.
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Staten Fron Luaizsem
Mr Siting
Me Chidey
Marie
Commonwealth
Essar
Canberra
Tney
Makina
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Mount
Fin
Tasmania
Ucomaen
Trent
Mtr
Chifley
Actioat
Staten
San
Cigs
Burns Anniversary In Canberra Burns Anniversary In Canberra
Canberra Burns Club revival marks annual Burns Dinner linking early city efforts to national capital memory. speeches honored founders, poets, and notable guests as plans to house the event in Burnie Memorial Hall progress.
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Burra
Canberra
Burns Club
Waa
Canbberra
Str
D. W. Cargill
Burne
Burnie Memorial Hall
Hie
W.A. Lanngren
New Zealand
Barclay
Bentland
Eadie
Hamilton
Ir. R, Reid
Lrhe Lana
Mir
Joe Murray
WW. Crawfard
Iit
Arata
McGregor ‘ ‘Mae
Iva
Ake
Dothar
Aldo Progyamme
Canberra University College Appoints Council Chairman
The Council of Canberra University College elected Robert Garren as chairman. Other named supporters include FW Clement Co., Dickey, the Rev. Fanon W, Edwarda RIF, George Knowles, the Rev. A. I. Wal dace, and A Tw White. The council is to serve the term.
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Robert Garren
Canberra University Gollene
FW Clement Co. Raley
Dickey
Fanon W
Edwarda Rif
George Knowles
A. I. Waldace
Tw White
Emai
Post war program for Canberra underway in national capital
Government plans a 2 million pound post war program for Canberra with early work limited by labour and material shortages. Projects include new technical lodge and university college facilities, extensions to the War Memorial, anatomy institute, colonial library and council laboratories, plus substantial private sector contributions as resources allow. The aim is heavy construction extending over many years to meet community needs of the Australian capital.
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Canberra
Johnson
Ne Technical Lodge
Astronsl
War Memorial
Na. Uunel
Council For
Te Capil
Cuatraliu
Canberra housing and development plans outlined gains
Canberra faced acute housing and employment strains as Canberra’s post war expansion driven by ACT works programme proposed a multi million pound capital works package. The plan covers administrative buildings roads water electricity and new housing including hostels and schools to accommodate workers and families while accelerating the capital’s growth.
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Tehodla
Canberra
Onasa
Paplic
Nervanta
Howe
Jonson
Werke Councuma
Commonwealth
Maughan
Uacresaea Public
Cnora
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Amalie
Mothercraft
Sydney Univeron
Ity
Gowrin
Ares
Esdental
Coweae
Wtogrammie
Earliet Evlergo
Wealridge
Atnille
Sursery School
Pimary
Sendot
Buck Mountain
Ainiater
Amd
Gardar
Pollo Court
Central Policy Station
Mydney
Pray
Consul Stranded in Darwin Halts Timor Landing
Darwin reports 40 mph winds off Timor disrupt Catalina landings. Group Captain Charlen Eaton becomes the sole acting consul in the region as delays continue with Portuguese Timor operations.
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Darwin
Timor
Charlen Eaton
Australian built car in two years set for road debut
Australian designed vehicle to be produced over two years with production split between the United States and Australia. General Motors Holden executive says the car will be tailored to Australian conditions and aimed at local roads.
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Moar
Harnett
Vetur
General Motora Holdens Td Me
Brewery Strike Averted Amid Labor Council Action
Farwane newspaper reports a threatened stoppage at the brewery was averted after guidance from the Prudes and Labour Council. The disputes committee urged employees to refrain from action while requesting management reinstate the united workers. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Farwnen
Touth'arewery
Utewfr
Hel ‘Prudes
Labour Cyunel
Juuneit
Religious services and notices from Canberra area churches
The document lists varied church activities across denominations including Roman Catholic Holy Communion and Evening Devotions, Presbyterian notices of service changes, Methodist events and youth programs, and community meetings. It notes schedule changes from February 1 and references local ministers and congregations in Manuke, Dunroon, and Kingston with various worship times and religious education events.
Industrial Peace Talks May Be Abandoned
The report notes a strong chance that the industry conference will not proceed. The Commonwealth Government finds neither employers nor employees enthusiastic about engaging on industrial questions amid the current tensions.
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Deen
Primary Producers Now Better Off
At the annual meeting of the Producers' Distributing Co-Op Mr Jowie of Bega said primary producers faced more critical marketing before the war and are now better off. He noted government help and other factors have aided brewers and makers more than in years past.
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Jowie
Bega
Body of pilot recovered after plane crash near Tumaratne
Fragmentary report states the body of the pilot from the recent crash was recovered on Sunday by local officials while a search party swam near the wreckage. No further details on the incident or individuals named are provided in the readable text.
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Sydney
Mies
Tumaratne
Mehr
Tammaroms Birt Club
Heek
Health Department Combines Sugar For Public Use
A health department report describes sugar rationing and adulterated stock amid shortages. Officials note refined sugar scarcity, public demand, and potential shipments to the Colonial Sugar Refining Company.
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Health Department
Eastern Market Struggles Amid Australia Trade Gap
Eastern Market faces strain as Australia fails to supply butter, prompting calls in Gueanstand for government action to bridge world price gaps. Queensland dairy farmers shift to other production, while Industrial unrest weighs on the eastern market valued at about 41,000,000 annually. Earnings for the year show a decline from the previous period amid ongoing market pressures.
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Bydney
Honcera
A. G. Mill
Gueanstand
Bo Cinty
Australie
Australia
Mir. Muller
Queensland
J. J. King
Ad. Bakan
Pet Crak
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