Wartime War Memorial Trotting Show at Queanbeyan
The Queanbeyan showground hosted 6000 attendees for the Auend Trotting Races and related attractions. The War Memorial Handicap winner, Larhian Robert, covered one mile in 3.24 for the day’s best time, amid continued pageantry, rodeo acts, Highland dancing, and a running commentary by Mr Jim Gohe.
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Gueviteyen
Moruthern
Metho
Larhian Robert
Willie
Revo
Atalingrad
Petes
Une Queanteyan Municipal Band
Muatosl
Jim ‘Gohe
Marivers
Ladies’ Committee
War Memocial Fund Committee
Aiolty
Robert
Nancy
Mayle War
Mast
Othary
Laurie Soy
Aweond
Traine
A. Siddy
Lady ‘Tarlington
Tron Realm
Walynd
Naney
Habelert Booland
Kyredan Pirrby
Beat Lass Laws Pronto
Nesen
Deiby Witiner Waafy
Mr. BR. Pool
Rainat
J. Kelle
Tamuita
Neat
Bright Outlook for wool suits American growers
In Salt Lake City on Monday Dr Booth, chairman of the International Wool Secretariat, told American growers that world wool prices should lift if handled properly. He predicted higher demand and sustained production, signaling a favorable, though cautious, peso for the wool industry this year.
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Alt Lake City
Booth
International Wool Recretariat
Weather Forecast For Rowihern and Surrounding Districts
Inland winds shift to northerly with mild to warm conditions. Expect little to no rain, general improvement by Wednesday. Southern areas face unsettled conditions with a light to moderate northwesterly breeze and cooler nights. The McIntyre River region notes lingering high river levels from Saturday.
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Rowihern
Twbielande
Conak
Hlygatse
Nland
Canberra Weather Notice Turbid Blurb
Weather fragment from Canberra page reports temperatures and conditions with unclear digits. Readable items indicate a morning temperature around seventy two degrees and a forecast of a higher daytime high, but many characters are garbled.
Singapore Inquiry and Malayan Campaign Reflections
A Canberra Times letter discusses the Malayan campaign and calls for a formal inquiry. It argues an inquiry would seek factual sequence, assign responsibility, and guide future actions, but warns it may fail to satisfy all parties and must involve UK, Australian, and Indian governments. It urges timing and judicial commission oversight.
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Gordon Benet
Churchill
Utenf Valle
Malaya
Yelun
Fritiey
United Kingdom
Tewr
le Wlan
Thie
Rlea
Anguiry
Pruion
Australia Day Greetings From China Sent to Chifley
A damaged note records Chinese president sending greetings to Prime Minister Chifley on Australia Day. It expresses hope for continued cooperation with Australia and allied nations for a just world order and peace in the Pacific, though wording is garbled.
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China
St. Chifley
Eni
Australia
Iran
Iria
Australia to share in atomic knowledge and munitions plan
A UK Australia discussion outlines an agreement to share atomic knowledge and coordinate munitions production and defense planning. The plan envisages closer ties, with Australia kept advised on progress and potential future cooperation, including weapon and energy developments.
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Australia
Gomion
England
Aefenve
Organian
Fal
Marriam
Bec Salusion
Paacestime
Broadcasting Parliament Debates Experiment In Canberra
The document discusses a planned experiment in Canberra to broadcast Parliament debates via a new and powerful video station. A national network broadcast was favored, with committees arranging the subject and the Peakmaster-General and engineers' department officials involved.
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Kcnginowra
Canberra
Vedio
waDe
Cemieryn
Aueday Aral
Ue Engineers’ Department
American Line renames cargo service to Australia and New Zealand
The American Line announced a renaming of its cargo service routes to Australia and New Zealand with new eastbound calls. Projections show enhanced eastward departures and revised port expectations.
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Voo Wick Tiraya Nave
Stonduyame
American Line
Australi
New Famland
Operation Needed to Save Tamworth Infant’s Life
Tamworth parents Mr and Mrs R of Tamworth face delays as no application for a splenectomy to treat their infant has been made. The Prime aviiater Mr Chiney notes no ab uty request has been filed. Specialists assess whether surgery on the brain is possible, dependent on the brain’s cause. Reports mention American authorities and polio guidance influencing the case.
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Tamworth
Chiney
Amrit
Canberra to Coast New Services Start Up
Two untimed rail services between Canberra and South Coast began operation from Narooma to Canberra yesterday. One runs on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 a.m. Canberra residents and visitors from southwestern New South Wales are expected to use the service to reach Bowral resorts, with Government bodies urged to fund improvements along Queanbeyan, Braidwood, Bateman's Bay and Moruya.
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Canberra
Jervis Bay
Narooma
Canterie Tourist Bureau
Mr Dunbar
South Western New Bout Wales
Sanborea
Dunbar
Cowal
Queanbeyan
Braidwood
Hateman's Bay
Morty
Maitland Dairymen Talk Strike Amid Milk Price Fight
In Maitland district the dairymen vote by majority to strike over milk prices. Delegates from all branches of the South Zane Dairymen's Committee plan a Thursday meeting to press government for higher rates. They seek about 3d per gallon on milk supplied to Melbourne and 4 pints per gallon for January. The government has offered 30 in January.
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Ryeivey
Monae Ymleyiton
Maitland
Yamtarday
Trea
Dermansis
Rxbew
Acuth
Zane Dairymen
Rovern
Search for plane wreckage near Barrington Tops
Police and WLA af experts plan a horse pack journey to Barrington Tops forty four miles from Benne to view wreckage believed to be from a worn ultr a bomber spotted Friday. The rugged country terrain is described as heavily timbered and mountainous.
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Sydney
Wla.af
Barrington Tops
Benne
Lili Kraus Concert Recital In Canberra February
Lili Kraus concert planned in Canberra on February 12 features her acclaimed interpretation of romantic piano repertoire. The program includes works by Schubert and Brahms, with Kraus praised for precision and expressive depth.
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Canberra
Carnal
Amd
Bigsthova
Bredemie Kraut
Budaedt
Royal Academy of Mu Fle
Tuldapest
Ryewives
Gegrera
Bete Bariok
Arthur Behnabel
Mower
Britain
Paris
Japan
Chine
Indiana
Liberal Party Meets in Canberra Faces Policy Debates
The Liberal Party of Australia plans a three day meeting in Canberra to decide key policy issues. NSW recommendations include a social welfare scheme with pensions and broader labor measures. Leaders discuss foreign policy stance and relations with the Country Party ahead of potential Senate arrangements.
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Waren
Aberal
Abe
Canberra
New South Wales
Anduntey
Mendless Tor
Wil
Country Party
Pederai Stestion
Tanetal
Senate Tetm
Atv Atiening
Liverpool Dock Modernisation Plan Aims At 8 Million Scheme
The report outlines Liverpool’s 8 million pound dock scheme to expand and improve river entrances. Bomb damage and underwater repairs affect operations while 14 million in wages is projected for the project. Large scale dredging and pile driving are expected as the new river-dividing project enables smoother entry and exit for ships.
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Liverpool
Ainiot
Tin
Watehs
Bleahiny
Iit
Hoyday Week End Tourist Traffic Review
Tourist traffic over the holiday weekend was heavy as all guest houses filled to capacity. The Tourist Bureau reported about 200 people from Wollongone on a one day trip and 120 visitors from Watlongenu booked through the arrangements, with continued visits planned for the following weekend.
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Enin Wed
UN Muro
Alan
Sever
Apa
WollongoMe
Busca
Wallongone
Death sentence for Polish woman spy in Milsa trial
A Milsa tribunal sentenced Lena Ambraick, a Polish spy, to death after she was found guilty of betraying patriots and causing numerous threats and disturbances at feast churches. The accused fainted during sentencing.
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MonnAy
Escape of Navy Jest Pilot in Wrecked Plane
A damaged craft near Koliyilly bursts into flames after a crash, with pilot Grifn dragging fellow crew from the cockpit as the aircraft spirals. Grifn then guides the plane to a crab landing at sea or ground, narrowly avoiding a fatal post-crash fire before being hospitalized for observation.
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Tres
London
Susinak
Alineek
Gelfin
John A. M. Robersann
KIAAP
England
Anther
Morrison Obertan
Parramatta Hospital
Grif
Kity
Herne Bay Royal Naval Hospital
Rehabilitation of Ex Servicemen in Striving for Return to Normal Life
More than 20 000 veterans faced unemployment as talks urged national rural development programs and local authority empowerment to fund reemployment schemes. A.W. Greene urged government support to finance rural work while councils could run projects locally. Officials emphasized aiding ex servicemen, easing reintegration, and speeding freedom from evictions.
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Ryoneny
Atunday
A.W
Leslie Morsehead
Australia
Dunston
HLMLR
Anson
Denied Entry to University Amid Army Clearance Delay
Report from Sydney on Monday notes Dente y University College faces obstacles for applicants as the Army refuses clearance. Mr L Hayley MUP states a telegraph has been sent to the Minister for Postwar Construction Mr Dedman requesting investigation into student plights. He warns action is needed or further measures will be taken to remedy the situation.
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L. Hayley
Dedman
Sch Permaarel
Ivaleam
Hayton
Tasmania’s Playground of the Pacific Plan Unveiled
An unclear Tasmanian tourism plan proposed by the mayor aims to elevate the island as a premier playground. The document envisions Tasmanian tourism surpassing other states with better public promotion and a wider touristic reach, sparking discussion on its independence as a tourism hub.
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Hobant
Monaay
Moe
Tasmania
Tanguaila
Five Championships And Premiership for Canberra Highlighted
Readable fragments show Canberra athletes Laurel Mahoney Jo Courtney and Mecha Richard leading multiple events at a Canberra center meet. Relay teams from Aubly Tillers Purces and Canberra claimed titles with notable performances across 100 yards, 140 meter decks, and freestyle sprints.
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Fount
Tan
ST Poidls
Maltland
Rhatipiomelipa
Thier Wasande
Waghip
Laurel Mabothy
Jo Courtney
Mecha Richard
Canberra
Rotary
Pewny Brophy
Jaauirel Mahondy
Pat Criman
Purces
Sydney
Semilias
Fefterneun
Pegggy
Tranby
Laurel Mahoney
Sean
Weitayyyrnen
Amond
Reil
Pat Calman
Eiaites
Winnouer
Peter Courtney Wihathoe
Michel Risharde
Seinning
Iyrtree Barkatroie Fur
J. Rtn Ofork
Avin Pe
Mall Tang
Chariton Scanberray
Awen Waynaure
A. Finbar Weat
Courtney Canherray
Anes
Hinton
Mokies Bok Strutees
Cook
Tackbey
Tima
Eee Boye
Etlee Ruvanty
Courtney Cunberrep
Meleood Armidniel
G. Caloraan
P. Colinane
Owen
No Increase in Beer Quotas Amid Misinterpreted Announcement
The minister for customs clarified that the reported 225 percent beer quota increase was a misinterpretation. The actual plan allows only a possible adjustment by bringing forward a week’s supply from February to January and would be reviewed in March. A Sydney brewery plans to begin operations in February.
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Henavor Kennel
Mimbue
Hernane
Uhr
Almitart
Bromwich Defeats Pans To Claim Tennis Title
In a tight Adelaide final Bromwich dominates with powerful drives and precise returns to overwhelm opponent. The match features standout play from Bromwich while partners and other players, including Malga Rule and Fitch with Revie, are noted in the page’s oblique mentions.
Canberra Letter on War Time Food Delivery Frustrations
A reader letter from Canberra voices wartime complaints about food distribution and delivery. The writer cites milk and bread delivery issues, storage and refrigeration, and consumer hardship, urging authorities to improve service for households including young mothers and families amid rationing. The missive reflects local frustrations with wartime logistics and the impact on daily life.
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Raton
Rowsewite
Litem
Canberra
Austrane
Adenute
Japmd
Poumboldare Seretary
Canberm Dairy
Bedgwice
Willogly
Hye Bey
Bellvary
Ina
Leaat
Fom
Prem
Tairy Society
Vail
Jaydney Milk Board
Hospitality Appreciation From The Kantor Visit
The writer thanks hosts and organizers in Sydney for a warm and memorable gathering in the Australian capital area. The event featured notable doctors and attendants, with praise for the care and friendliness shown by those welcomed. The writer expresses gratitude and anticipates future collaboration and service.
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Kantor
Canhoree
Cam Pary
Lawvee Nathing
Aydney
Hany Menering
Pet
Ronally
Injured Woman Ordered Rest Amid Navy Reorganization
An injured woman in Auckland is ordered to rest while the New Zealand Navy restructures ships and personnel. Reports say the Dito Mla is to be examined tonight to determine jaw injury treatment as reforms proceed under the admiralty.
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Rodney
Monilky Aire
Meanie Crven
Auckland
Amcamnauas Cambie
Avhllincher Weilevue
Axton
Aalurdas
Cruleeta
Dito
Compiete
Navy
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Tine
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W. Johnston
Time
Mer Ea Ena
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Mcintyre River
Fuente
Boeern
The
Canberra Times
Singapore Inquiry
America
Lili Kraus
Liberal Party
Spy
Koliyilly
Sanday
Dentey University
Collrge
Hromwich
Adelaide
Tannally
Atuwbh
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Minney Fitch
Revie
Bolton
Longe
Mary
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Te Byenoy
Carl Gi
Jumuery
N.Z. Navy
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