Fragments Recall Family Ties and Military Memory
Fragmentary note recalls Artier and the kar brothers Bill Jim Vic and meters Ady and Ann as well as a tribute to Jim Hgl Pilot RAAF in Kenya. Mentions a Mrs Sofarweather and Port Jervis URA and hints at a resumed educational term and other subjects.
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Krrertin
Tevther
Artier
Bill
Jim
Vic
Ady
Ann
Baron
Gearac
RAAF
Nervios
Nanyuki
Kenya
Jammaary
Bee Javed
Nm Sofarweather
Aed
Deile
Port Jervis
Ura
Scorthend
Kdcothly Fem
Theft Of Wristlet Watch Noted In Brief Item
News in brief reports a theft of a wristwatch with details about the suspect and incident. The item mentions an airliner wreckage and a possible collision inquiry with limited casualty information.
British Builder Takes Private Job In Canberra Camp
The report says a London bricklayer Sohn Weller left a British builder migrant camp in Canberra to accept a private job in Tamworth. He claimed he would have stayed if a private plan had been offered and noted the camp was similar to the old army act. Several pundits did not return to the camp after the long holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonfion
Sohn Weller
Canberra
Tam
Nuye Atayed St
Lan Af
Kip Masali
Tamworth
Tiwan
Aumber of
Pundera
Fragmentary OCR Brief on Springbrook Weather and Road Issues
Readable bits note nearly 28 inches of rain at Springbrook and highway disruptions from noon. Mentions repairs, ongoing service, and a suspected Queenland element. few clear facts or coherent details remain due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook
Boat Masters District Uneddfied Weather Update
A scattered rain and thunder pattern affects the district with initial freshness. Weather officials note brief, unsettled conditions as a band of showers moves through, with potential localized gusts and brief cooling.
Arbitration Powers and Public Interest in Australian Law
Canberra's press discusses the Commonwealth Arbitration Act and its aims to extend industrial powers within the Constitution. It emphasizes the need for a balanced arbitration system, conciliation, and swift hearings, warning that delays harm the public interest and urging parties to support timely, effective awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saamy Geopin Bust Ac
Aif
Industriet
Akmime
Ito
Eed
Sourt
Union Cam
Army of Advocates
Came
Ite
Arbitration Court
Ars
Civil Courte
Queanbeyan Agitation for Own Water Supply
A public meeting in Queanbeyan tonight will press for a new weir on the upper Queanbeyan River to secure adequate town water. Organizer Mr J Beaver claims possible attendance near 9,000 and argues a dam to match Cotter Dam capacity would ease Canberra’s water strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusanbeyar
Queanbeyan
Jonnwin
Commonwealth
J. Beaver
Beaver
Queenbeym
Canberrs
Cotter
Canberra
Quaanbeyan
Wilon
Secretary Asked Former Official In Diary Dispute
Washington Tuesday report says Secretary Morgenthau seeks access to a diary or diary material from a former official. The Treasury chief cites government purpose, while the aide, Mr Bay er, contends the diary is private. The New York Times notes Morgenthau has about 900 volumes of letters and records related to his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Bayeer
Bayder
New York Times
Canberra Weather Report Snapshot
Canberra forecast data shows atmospheric readings with temperatures around 72.4 degrees at 3 pm. Wind from the northwest at 5 mph, with pressures near 28.888 inches and minimal variation in the 2 hour window.
Moscow accuses Britain of unfriendliness
The Tass News Agency says Britain is not acting toward Moscow in conformity with the Anglo Soviet alliance. It cites Britain’s intimate relations with the United States and questions Britain and America’s joint wartime organization of security and economic preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Britain
Tass
Hansard Report Beats Interpreter in French Delegation Speech
A correctional report notes a French delegation speech delivered in French by Mr Pierre Auge, with a reporters shorthand record by Re Mura. The scene captures the moment as the interpreter struggles to keep pace at the South teas Con and Iece Ler rostrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussar
Pierre Auge
Mura
Augel
Rain experiment continuation endorsed by CLR scientists
Scientists from the CLR continued tests designed to produce rain and prompt large scale effects. Dr. J.K. Kraus said results so far are encouraging, pointing to potential use of an experimental generator bomber for the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyoney
Tussing
CLR
Bein
Kraus
Canberra Milk Shortage Report Signals Regional Pressures
Fragmented OCR text from Canberra describes a milk shortage with unclear details and garbled phrases. The readable elements point to a regional supply issue, suggesting dairy shortages and potential impact on local consumption, but specifics such as dates, sources, or involved agencies are not recoverable.
Electric Supply For Sutton and Bungendore
Council meeting notes discuss funding 438.090 for a dam project and a planned power line to Bungendore and Sutton. Shortage of materials delays start, with new supply to come from Public Morus via Canberra Captain's Fist volt sub station near Gunanbiyan. Line to run via Mac's Reet after Bungentora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaaieyes
Dade Lo
Darpore
Gomg Rald
Canberra
Gunanbiyan
Car
Mac
Britain blamed for petrol rationing in Australia debate
A deputation from the Australian Motor Association urged Britain to lift petrol restrictions to ease motorists hardships. Senator Ashby and local MPs were urged to press for changes while Australia sought to conserve exchange funds and review imports of Americas goods. Dr Harold Morrie chaired the Australian delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueeney
Australia
Britain
Italy
Dairy Sromuse
Automotte Association of Australia
Greipe
Ashby Anid
Milne
Rsa
Ahk
Harold Morrie
Australis
Seas Conference Opens in Canberra
The Seas Conference opens in Canberra with delegates from multiple nations aiming to promote world peace through economic and political cooperation. Leaders including Australia’s Dr Ewart as chair and Prime Minister Walter Nash of New Zealand emphasize unity, with talks held at a school assembly hall and focus on regional security and welfare.
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Australia
Ewart
Ic Upied Seo
Fesland
Air
Walter Nash
Meare Butler
Williams
Es ‘Uni Safes
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
Eran Senceeares
Atrack
Rset
Delagetsa
Tis Conferance
London
Kermest Mevin
Nash
Canberra
Net
United Nations
Samoa
Cocanilmsien
Tor
Butler
Ea U.A
Jean'Res
Nomad Leaves £1600 to R C Church in Fragmented Note
Fragmentary text reveals a bequest of £1600 to the Roman Catholic Church in Picton area. The article discusses aims of a conference and plans for a regional welfare commission, trusteeship, and international cooperation with the United Nations context. References to Australia, United Kingdom, Philippines, and colonial governance appear amid incomplete passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picton Pollot
Mt- Nah
Aimie Tany
Eutiong
Alr
Australia
Lant
Tippines
United Kingdom
Philippine Airlines
France
New Zealand
Willisma
Minteler
Wan Air
Drakeford
Manila
R.madow
Visitor cautions on Citar River heat risk and dam flow
Report describes a dangerous rise in river temperature as a dam and a pipeline release warm water into Blue Pool. It notes potential effects on city water supply and fears of sudden changes in the Mt haw Ut area, with officials monitoring the situation and the dam operators maintaining control over the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citar
Biue
Pre TV
Court to Hear Claims for Sunday Work on February 10
Melbourne report states Acting Chief Justice Drake Brockman met the Emergency Committee of the ACT Delta afternoon to discuss the Arbitration Court hearing on double payments for Sunday work. He told the Committees the hearing would begin on February 10 and likely extend for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tuseday
Cmet
Drake Brockman
Canteen Sought For British Trade Camp Discussed
A discussion on establishing a canteen at the British tailtieee camp will be held Thursday by the Canterre Trades and Labour Council with representatives from Interior and Works. The aim is to support workers during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterre Trades and Labour
Delegates Warned to Guard Press Secrets at South Seas Talks
Delegates at the South Seas Advisory Commission discussions were told to avoid press leakages and preserve secrecy. The six committees will handle structure, auxiliary bodies, powers, immediate projects, coordination, and drafts, with location debates and a forthcoming charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texabera
Etailinh
South Seas Advisory Commission
Peru
We Jaa Samana
Evatt
Sie
Afcretary
Nash
Pihance
Wither Bydney
Aukland
Alan
Alralan Feta
Rumiona
Anglers clue links to snake stores and rivals
An obscure and garbled account hints at anglers, a mystery about a Cathar and a store, and a tense scene near a rocky ledge. The text mentions Mr Westcatt and a wary struggle with a roving creature, with fragments about a frog pool and a dangerous encounter by the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Dlacova
Australian weather notes cause of shipyard shortages
Acting divisional minister explains wind conditions hindered jetty mining and supply lines. Equipment and materials were not available, delaying improvements and heating shortages noted in day’s weather report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byondy
Stadt
Sydney Butchers in Special Fedend Court
Sydney witnesses, including Mr Atkinson and S.M., told three M74 butchers they failed to keep proper books of account. A 1200 sack fine was imposed on Geale. Adrian primary products described receipts and pricing connected to produce in theCaulk case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Atkinson
S.M
Ney
William ‘Staniay Weily
Adrian
Gure
Free Public Library Expansion In Sydney Region
A fragmented note discusses a government education minister and a planned library expansion in Sydney. Reads like archival OCR with unclear dates and figures, referencing years BC and a claim of unique public project scale. The readable phrases mention the minister, state, and a large estimated budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuceity
Maid Doo
Renin
Wwe
Ube
Damaged Ocean Refugee Case Reaches Australian Port
The fragment describes Australians aboard a refuge vessel near Sydney and Melbourne, with most of the 308 aboard considered stowaways or uncertain status. It notes a saloon scene and mentions Harbour and Uren Jan, with cases sent to Canterbury. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Sydney
Ture
Alt
Harbour
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Tysetay
Paul Here
Wna
Anmstitun Trevelld Eeten
Raat
Victor
Colie
Koparan
Walen i
Aleges
Iata
Colima
Tusaday
Avinnen Alfie
Poarch Party
Wich
Ge Junie
Weansadey Wines
Will Tate
Eribane Hurettiombase
Wille
Pacific
Bausvere
Airibene
Gueenaland
Sean
Canberra Times
U.S
America
Soviet Union
Hansard Report
Sutton
Bungendore
Nomad
R.C. Church
Camber
Wallare
Sidon
Philippines
Wun Ran
Sydney Butchers
Haye
San
Loavi TB
Gobi
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