Accommodation Wanted Journalists and Others Seek Housing
A fragmented classified notice seeks urgent lodging in Canberra or Queanbeyan for a journalist and family. It lists various requests including furnished cottages near Captain Cook Crescent Griffith for four weeks and a general plea for any accommodation to suit a wife and child in Brisbane with related contact details.
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Fant
Canberra
Queanbrymn
Carrington
Journalinta
Asen
Phillip St. Syd * Marte
F Moles Acton
Canberra Tourist Bureau Positions Wanted
A damaged notice from the Canberra Tourist Bureau invites applications for a position. The readable text mentions duties and salary hints but is fragmented.
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Canberra
Tourist Bureau
Petrol strike may delay end of rationing
In Sydney a strike by workers at the B H A A company may force the government to extend petrol rationing. The stoppage has already reduced 2,000,000 gallons of petrol and a settlement is being sought. A Commonwealth Government intervener could end blackout risks and ensure continued fuel supply.
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Sydney
Bhaa Co
Anipot
Australian Citizenship Convention Discusses Immigration Policy
A report on the Australian Citizenship Convention outlines views on immigration policy and national integration. Delegates emphasize collaboration with government, the need for orderly arrivals, and harmony between policy and public opinion to shape a lasting immigration program.
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Miniater Tor
Cabell
Avertralia
Auetratin
Dloputation
Ford
Pspeya Tate
Nahiral
HAE
Jf m Yaa
Scope
Imamaipeation
Geo
rauny-Iiemnan
Unis
Train Crash In Melbourne Leaves One Burned Alive
A Melbourne level crossing collision resulted in a fire that charred a body found among wreckage. Firefighters extinguished flames as rescuers freed the derailed train crew remained uninjured.
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Melbourne
Fritey
Toairma
Vale
Cransing
Rot Axuvral
Avene
Preston
Interwe Hrat
Woahiereert Tawker
Weather Forecast for Candibula and Nearby Regions
Forecasts show a warm day ahead with variable winds and modest heat. Readings include 28 to 44 degrees through the period with 86.3 noted in places, plus a minimum around 64 degrees and a possible 90 degree high later in the afternoon.
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Ene
O Minh
Dpi
Death of Mr Bridgland Shocks Karachi Officials
A report from Karachi states the death of Mr Bridgland who recently arrived from Canberra to assume a post with the Department. External stairs yesterday announced the appointment of the new official to the ministry in Pakistan.
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Karachi
Avidiend
Hare
Canberra
Omictal Secratary
Mitigh
Pakintan
Germans Lift Petrol Rationing Sparks Government Debate
A damaged report notes West Germany officials, including the Chancellor, discussing ending petrol rationing. The Allied Commission warned that ending limits could exhaust fuel supplies within a month, prompting high commissioners to weigh the move.
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Touday
West Germany
Tanenauery
Ned Fontounky
Pete
Weatertany
Weat
Germany
Canberga raises funds for UN Children’s Fund at Albert Hall
The Canberga appeal collected £151 for the United Nations Children’s Fund and New Australian’s Boncret at the Albert Hall. An additional £131 12s was raised by other events as crowd figures and officials reported progress. The chairman Rev. FW Byker spoke of the campaign’s reach and hoped West Interont would continue support as the final quota was discussed.
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Ausralian
Albert Hall
United
West Interont
Cantina
Eam
Canberra Gift for Relief
An act by the chair of the community convention announced that Canberra has subscribed £200 to the Unitarian Appeal. The gift is presented as appreciation for entertainment enjoyed by New Australians, recognizing efforts to aid relief.
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Dal O'R
Hat
Uniterian Appeal
Alnkzenwt Peng
Thief Tries to Run Down Police in Sydney Chase
A man in a wireloan car attempted to ram two detectives near Longworth Avenue and Mackie Avenue at about 8 am. The vehicle sped toward the officers, then braked on William Road and fled, with authorities assessing the failed pursuit and injuries.
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Sydney
Megwearth
Point Piper
Markie
Bet Phaliman
Haan Kay
Morkie
Longworth
Mackie
Wyllim Road
Witsimame Alt Weary
Former Health Director Chamnenwonrth Returns to Public Office
The former health official, once director at the Coys fon Taverntunt x0, reemerges in public life after a period away. Details about new roles or positions were not provided in the available text.
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Gryton
Coys
Dr Cumpston Return to Canberra Faces Independence Debate
The article discusses Dr Cumpston's planned return to Canberra and a blunt warning on Australia’s independence. It references British Commonwealth ties, potential shifts in self-governance, and the global balance of power, noting interdependence with Britain and the United States while debating full independence timelines.
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Cayton Cay
Penman
Canberra
Mt Tralle
Marly
Alin
Maren
Monsiey
Wrestle Laid on Burns Memorial Tribute to Poet
A wreath laying at the Burns Memorial honored poet John Burns and paid tribute to volunteers and clubs. Representatives from Victoria and New South Wales attended on behalf of local societies, noting the historical ties and World War I era relics. The event reflected broader memorials linking the Burns legacy with wartime service and cultural groups in Melbourne.
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Burns
Foouens
Manuka
Rover
Buena
McKensie
Ex-Soldier Faces Trade Test Suspension Inquiry
The ACT Trade Committee will investigate the dismal end of an ex-soldier's trade test. A committee meeting is planned for Thursday to discuss eligibility and possible remedies, with the secretary notified. The matter involves a Canberra Technion College student and potential training outcomes.
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Thuteday
le Beavers
Beaver
Fwata
Canberra Technion College
Tee
Funeral notice for Harold Carden Darling Melbourne
Private funeral arranged by the Darling family follows the death of Harold Carden Darling a leading figure in industry. The service will be held at St Orange Road Toorak with details released by Mr. Gale Darling and family.
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Melbourne
Induatriaent
Harold Carden Barling
St Orang Road
Toorak
Darling
Gale
Ehkirmen
al i
Speed
Hare Iness
Anti-Common Move in Middle East Spawns Debate
Fragmentary report notes tension over a planned shift in policy in the Middle East with references to U S involvement and reactions from officials. The piece mentions Greece and potential clashes while detailing concerns about territorial or strategic changes and impacts on forests and land area though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Local Melbourne Raid Leads to Confinement Report
A Melbourne dispatch reports a raid action resulting in confinement of individuals tied to a car raid case. Names and precise charges are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities indicate ongoing investigation and next steps.
Delegates Clash On Works Appeal To Migrants
Delegates at the Australian convention clashed yesterday over a works appeal to migrants. The secretary of the ACT and other speakers argued against the resolution, suggesting it could offend. The drafting committee faced criticism that the proposal aimed to influence migrants, while supporters urged fair work access and improved conditions.
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ACT
Vone
Rasene
Sean
Goulburn
remAnniy
Avealla
Giant Tractors To Be Imported From America
Melbourne reports giant tractors imported from America under a deal between the Commonwealth Government and International Harvester of Australia. The agreement, led by the Minister for Supply and Development, covers payments and shares in wheat and church-related investments, with American delivery expected within four months.
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America
Melbourne
Tidy
Gian
Austrella
Harvertis Ge
Australia
Coany
Chiong
ULB /An
Wheatey Churchs Ai Am
Auntealian Company
Mervacn
Weal Ramitt
Whitbread
Rt Churew Lhang
Whitbreait
Chien
Tenotara
Jockey Bernstein’s Case Spurs Australasia Racehorse Notes
Fragmented report cites racing figures and church notices amid a chaotic record of horse sales, trainer actions, and ecclesiastical events. Mentions Rev. Hretor and Rev. Viewer W, with references to Australia and Melbourne.
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Preshy
Sydney
Bernstein
Minter
M. Darhour
Merders
Civic
Canter
Anperix Rainer
Australie Tay
Patohet
Daltary
Bhiriey Renna
Mt Lattans Apom
Australia Day Council Urges Migrant Integration Reforms
A conference resolution calls for coordinated federal and state action on immigration policy. It urges formation of coordinating bodies, inclusive language, and broader employer involvement to ease migrant integration across industries. The Commonwealth Migration Council is asked to consider migrant challenges in industry and allocate migrants equitably. It supports establishing a central library and interpreter groups to aid new arrivals and prevent alienation, with cultural funding and recognition for immigrant contributions.
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Sriivium
Aoltiecs
Abel Tec
Nettlern Ins Lawun
Conferenieer
Comamenerralth
Sia
Feixratlio
Godwill
Commons Wealth Migration Council
Dia
Diailiunisement
Ivan Titania
Lisbon
Church Services Across Parishes Noted In Fortnight Schedule
A garbled church services list shows multiple Anglican and Roman Catholic rites across Mt John, St Patrick’s Braddon, St Therese Causeway, St Christopher’s, and other parishes. It records Holy Communion, Evensong, Morning Prayer, benedictions, confessions, and evening devotions with various reverends and times, including Holy Communion at 8 am and 11 am, Evensong in late afternoon, and Saturday confessions at several chapels.
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Musson
Chriamphee
Forstert
Potsig
Patrick's
Bradday
St.Therese
Causeway
Chetstapner's
Ty Bo
Paeick
Thee Reve
Caubeway
Unclear Name Figures in Labor and Community Roles
Fragmented text outlines Mr D E Costa and Mr C R Cameron linked to Labor and union activities in Australia. Mentions teaching techniques and industrial management, postal training, and community leadership roles. Notes associations with ALP, AMWU, and local council work, plus regional ties to Victoria and New South Wales.
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D. E. Costa
Daminie Bowen
Ny Saeed
Banke Vloonare
Gator Neimg
PMC
Pamal
Miramengor
Moarvatia
Nuk
C. R. Cameron
Robert Cameron
Ywinder
Jana
ALP
AMW
Union
Xinen da
Australia
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Wark Chin Tetary
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Ainslie
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Avatealing Institute of Anubimy
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Motel Civic
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Entnhiudred Interstate Company
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Robert C. Taylor
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Pauls
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Rayer
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Tinain
Bharra
G. Andarios
Ibydney Municipal Coundi
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Gorton
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Abe
Barkly
Victoria
Pelton
Walem
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Buimirbe
Brisbane
Iad
An. Os
Availant Santer
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