Injured in Brawl Leaves Man Hospitalized
George Stephens of Malonglo was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital with a deep wound on the left head and two contusions on the right after a brawl at Causeway End. He is too ill to be interviewed and four attachments were inserted in the head wound. The men who took him to hospital left without providing their names.
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George Stephens
Malonglo
Canberra Community Hospital
Stephens
Causeway Ender
Kindergarten centres for pre school children planned in capitals
The government plans to establish kindergarten centres for pre school education in capital cities. Melbourne is the only city where building has commenced, others have plans ready and York is expected to start soon. After five years under Commonwealth control the centres will be handed to the States. Health advisers expect to learn about the nutritional needs of young children through the work of these centres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cannals
York
Yasra
Commonwealth
Vienna Boys Choir to Perform in Camberra Matinee and Evening
The Vienna Boys Choir schedules performances in Camberra with a matinee and an evening recital next Thursday. The program features Strauss compositions and Yehudi Menuhin related pieces, praised for charm and versatility. Tickets and piano accompaniments are available at local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Camherra
Floods in Victoria as North East suffers heavy rainfall
Heavy rains across North East Victoria cause the Ovens and Goulburn basins to flood. The Ovens River at Wangaratta reaches 17 feet with rising levels threatening the town. Fourteen people required rescue from floodwaters in Wangaratta district. Hume Highway floods up to 18 inches where Ovens and Murray rivers converge. some traffic manages to pass. Exceptional rains hit Myrtleford and Shepparton districts as authorities monitor creeks and crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Hume Weir
Nese Wodonga
Guetera Gippaland
Ovens
Wangarato
Wangaratte
Hume Highway
Ovens and Hing
Myrtle- Tord
Tia
Shepparton Die Tries
Talk On Russia Missionary Secretary at Baptist Church
A lantern lecture titled Russian Race will be delivered by Colonel F J Miles in Canberra at 8 pm on Thursday. Miles, a London based CEO and world traveler, has spoken across America New Zealand and Australia. Admission is free with a coin collection for the Ruinsfart Missionary Society.
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Baptist Church
F. J. Miles
VIE
London
Miles
Americade
New Zealand
New South ‘Wales
Brisbane
Canberra
Melbourne
Runsia
Ruinsfart Missionary Society
Mllen
Genera
British Press Endorses Halifax Speech in London Leader
London reports from Friday on Lord Halifax's speech urging no retreat from the policy of negotiation while maintaining wartime resolve. The Daily Telegraph and Daily Herald praise the clarity and firmness of his language, with the Daily Mail calling it historically significant and a signal to Germany.
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London
Hlaifax
Sven
Daily Telegraph
Lon Flairfax
Dally Herald
Halifax
Daily Mail
Lord Halifax
Germany
Bombs in Jerusalem wound fifteen Arabs in city center
A lion bomb exploded in the center of Jerusalem injuring fifteen Arabs. Authorities reported the blast caused multiple injuries and disrupted urban activity as emergency services responded.
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Jerusalem
The
Cty
Truth in Advertising Sparks Canberra Rugby Dispute
Readers argue over the league’s advertising accuracy after a Canberra Queanbeyan match. The letter claims the Australian code is not played there and notes players from country centers who played for New South Wales. The writer cites Sydney and Broken Hill as centers and questions the billed team names for the forthcoming Sydney return match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Times
Abr
Mt 1
Taneed
A.C
Sydney
Broken Hill
Anyo Oeen
HM Stone Fay Low
New South Wales
N.A.W. Rugby Union
Daher
A.C/T
Wille
Newcastle
Purnell
Bathurst
Fleming
Ax Carlton
Canberra-Queanbeyan
Joe Day
M&w
Wool Industry Growers Seek State Bounty Inquiry
Woolgrowers in New South Wales welcome Treasurer Mair's statement that an investigation into the wool industry is necessary. Grassers' president K L Killen says the issue is national in scope and calls for a Commonwealth inquiry via the Tariff Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wriday
Tressurer
Mair
Grasiere’ Asociation of New Bout Wales
Ar K L. Killen
Achiben
Tate
Commonwealth
Federal Sound of Australia
Australian Woolgrowéra' Council
Ison
Commonwealthewide
Commonwealth Ua
Queanbeyan and A. Association Annual Meeting Highlights
The annual meeting reported a net profit of £72 from the show, with revenue £784 and expenses detailed, including higher prize money and building costs. Ten new members joined. the balance showed a satisfactory financial position after adjusting for depreciation and an overdraft arrangement. Election results listed top candidates, with office-bearers to be elected next Tuesday in Queanbeyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. and A
L. Lyons
Momers
Amsoc
J. W. Ulbbs
W. Lloyd
A. R. Moore
J. Moore I
Wawright
IL A. Gioth
J. Garran
Wolls
G Storey
N, Hh
E, Spendelove
J. ‘Tays
Mr. J. Broderick
D. Broderick
Messrs
C.T. Campbell
A. N. Shepherd
T. O'Gonsnor
Hinzksman P
Reid
Storr
Lawler
Horrigan
Queanbeyan
Defence munitions chief Brodribb reappointed to supply post
MeN K Brodribb returns to munitions supply as Controller General after a year as Inspector General of Works and Supplies. A. E. Leighton retires from the post. Gillan is named finance officer in the Department of Supply and Development with duties overseeing profits of munition manufacturers.
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Brodribb
Defense Works
Gup Hus
At & Ry
A. E. Leighton
Laighton
Viet
Ina
Department of ‘Supply
Brodeibb Suga
Defence Council
Dee
John Wilton Gillan
Department of Supply
Gillan
Maunl Uown Supply Board
Mod
Rma Manufacturing
State Lottery Sydney Draws Result Day
State Lottery No WS drawn today with First Prize V3.594 won by Boy Buy syndicate leader Willian Mus.woend and partners at Lithgow crows Nest Prize No 1855 Ay Hide Syndicate W. Tobis and A. C. Femgle Third Prize No 8895 Out of the box Syndience A. Thomas Fourth Prize No 81870 We TV Syndicate led by Mra Knowles with Cubramatic Lattery No 604 to be drawn Wednesday morning.
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Sydney
Meenaar Prise
Bynuiente
Willian Mus
Woend
Lithgow Alzect
Crows Nest
W. Tobis
A.C. Femgle
Cro A
G. Pringle
Yasu
Syndience
A. Thomas
Mimily
We TV Sayndicate
Mra. A
Knowles
Acacksalvedt
Cubramatic
Lattery
Radio Ball fuels Canberra dance with Roy Fox show
Roy Fox and his band lit up the Albert Hall for the Radio Ball of 2CA drawing about 550, with Pat McCormack causing a splash as a rising tenor. The ensemble, billed as over 30 musicians and vocalists from Nayox, played late into the night, keeping the dance floor alive past 2 am while a long guest list looked on.
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Wagga
New South
Roy Fox
Albert Hall
Axo Phonist
Canberra
2CA
Nayox
D. Cortes
P. Purley
L. Luxton
D. K. Rodgers
Hinberton
Eric Colman
Daley
Gilmour
Fred Smith
Franklin
Wellington
C. Stacey
V. Brown
R. A. Stewart
K. Mortiman
Yass
J. Kevana
Stewart
L. Lind
Aston
R.T. Whyte
T. H. Ryan
Minson del. Little
J. Cameron
Pekkx —Ohnston
Daphne Batley
Gwen Wingfield
Marguerite Healey
Thelma Webber
Alice McNamee
Mary McNamee
G. Joyce
B. Townsend
Rad
Toves
K Reltty
Fite Imauche
Dell Grey
M. Sareel
Jean Betry
Jery Axethy
Thelma Southwell
Doris Bayliss
Mae O'Brien
Margo _ Westherstone
Marguerit Daley
Roma Rowley
Claire Mettrd
Ty Williams
Jean Stanton
Mavin Kennerley
Betty Courgard
Bhella Jones
Peggy Nelson
Nonne Denn
D Marie Lynch
Nancy Cabban
Melle Bates
May ‘Rolfe
Ida Turton
J. McManus
Bonnievell
Pith Clode
Joan Dana
Tess. Turnbull
Z. Webb
Peggy Blair Vern
C. Bradley
H. Thorne
W. ‘Thorpe
Jack Remnis
J. Smith
Robbs
H. Jomen
W. Peirce
Alan Ware
Bill Tharpe
M. Tonkin
Fulton
H. ‘Reilly
P. Purcell
J. "McConachie
L. Williams
Yandell
MeKtinnan
A. Scott
W. Lee
H. Harman
R. Esmond
P. Haydon
R. White
Mcpragven
Stafford
Bealot Stafford
W. Boudman
J. Shen
T Clear
Fred Figg
Ken Ingram
Bull
B. Roberts
Co. Comana
K. Sahn
C. Bird
R. Chesterton
J. Bush
P. Northey
C. Law
IB. Rowdon
Eric Murphy
J. Domine
H. Linraum
M. Clenens
Jones
8. McKee
TR Ledward
Roy Fox's Band in Canberra Dance Night
Roy Fox's premier dance band brings a high reputation unit to Canberra for an evening concert at the Albert Mall. The ensemble, traveling from Australia to Sydney and beyond, promises a costly, internationally known show with a praised act and strong attraction for the capital audience.
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Canberra
Inglan
Roy Fox
Ember
Commonwealth
Avelatie
Sydney
Brisbane
Hobart
England
Albert Mall
Migrant ship seized off Halts grounds global tensions
A Greek ship carrying 742 illegal Jewish migrants was seized off Halts. Two land mines exploded under a rain in Alfa, derailing two carriages. Authorities report the incident disrupted the voyage and raised security concerns.
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Jerusalem
Alfa
No Licence For 3 Years In Parra Matta Court
William Arch comer 24 radio technician was disqualified for two years from holding a driver’s licence after being alleged to drive under the influence. Mr Hardwicke BM described the offence as one of the most serious of its type.
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Seydney
Rae
Iiqner
Wiliam Archcomer
Parramatta Court
Hardwicke
Reid Methodist Church Renovation Reported Complete
A full congregation gathered at Bald Methodist for the church renovation completion ceremony. A note highlighted improvements and community input guiding the project, reflecting renewed facilities and shared local effort.
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Vienna Boys’ Choir
Russia
AND
A. Association Annual Meeting
Theresa
Vouce
BALL
Floeds
U-Prospeh
Reid Methodist
Bald’ Methodist
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