Memoriam fragment and names from Canberra church records
Fragmentary notice mentions memorials at Canberra Church of England School and references to individuals such as Mary and mentors Berrien. The garbled text includes references to dates, agencies, and possible cross‑references to theatre or gallery events, but readable items focus on local memorials and community figures in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Yasser
Fireme
Pally
Telmgragh
Sarput
Ape Daily
Mary Dim
Terver
Tieg
Berrien
Housing research outlines postwar prefabrication benefits
The article discusses Commonwealth housing policy and postwar housing aims. It highlights prefabrication, new materials, and unified research to speed home production, reduce costs, and adapt designs for Australia. It notes challenges in achieving variety while pursuing efficiency and scale through centralized plants and testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Government of Housing
Tearmroh
Whatlin
Malleeinla
Posarly
Muon
Chiaper Muaiqa
I Ien
Bepa Bony
Muhde
Wiese
Palleve Wat
Australi
Han Alberto
Butter BaloW Review Sparks Sydney Debate
News briefs from Sydney cover labor, agriculture, and industry issues. Officials discuss manpower limits, fruit and dairy supply, and wage controls amid wartime shortages, with quotes reflecting tensions between producers, workers, and government programs.
Miners Rally for British MP Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows miners advocating for a British member of parliament amid a partisan scene. Names and clear details are obscured, but the piece suggests political agitation within mining communities and a rally or meeting setting on a Friday in Rydney.
Governor General and party visit Sydney from Canberra
His Excellency the Governor General Lord Gower arrived in Sydney yesterday after a Canberra visit. Lady Gawsle accompanied by Miss Tyle Price also landed, signaling a routine high level transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Gower
Wongurable
Yun de Pine
Pennink
Admiralty Mouse
Sydney
Yeaterday
Lady Gawsle
Misa Tyle Price
Canberra
Parliament Meet on July 19 to Discuss War Projects
A brief parliamentary note states a meeting is set for July 19 to consider prime ministerial guidance and cabinet decisions on wartime measures. The record mentions potential actions by the cabinet and possible parliamentary approval of early funding or policy shifts related to wartime projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perliament
Iinet
Aia
AWC
Coal Position May Force Rationing Across Nation
The article discusses coal supply concerns and potential rationing implications across industries. It references political figures and policy debates on energy security, with mentions of coal, gas, and electricity supplies affecting production and prices.
Coupons Available Today July 1 A Frayed Note
Fragments report coupon availability for July 1 with misread lines mentioning items and expiry. The legible parts reference Toes and Ugar and entries likely relate to a discount offer, though specifics are unclear.
New Zealand Prime Minister Returns by Plane from England
The New Zealand Prime Minister arrives in Canada after a flight from England. Provincial press notes Fraser's visit and outlines plans to meet Canadian officials and discuss wartime cooperation and postwar arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
England
Oita
Independence Day Celebration in the United States
Article reflects on the Independence Day celebration July 4 and expresses gratitude for the people of the United States and Britain. Mentions government and private efforts, wartime cooperation, and the idea of brotherhood between British and American peoples amid ongoing war and postwar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moly
Vanlon
Curia
Coening
Ents
Curtin
Turu Bet
Pattte
Simmon Slam
anctiBers
Thear Sen
Europe
Regia
Editor's Retained Post At Army Pot Ends
A note indicates B MacCathiee remains editor of the Army post despite up to date changes. The editorial staff confirm continuity amid questions surrounding the editor position and planned reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kali’ Enitor
Melbourne
Saneery Tani Baa
Per Teat
B MacCathiee
Canada Day honors praised by Canadian and Australian leaders
A broadcast from Washington reports Prime Minister Curtin sending greetings to Canada on its National Day. The message credits Canada with vital wartime aid and praises young Canadian servicemen, while noting Australia’s gratitude for military supplies and shared Allied efforts. A Canadian parliamentary delegation’s visit and network broadcast are highlighted as part of the commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxny Movaande
Tet
Canada
Keapire
Bohoraeed
Australie
Canade
Nevier
Curtin
Price Minster
Kenele Kite
Australia
Thernkeiven
Wiliam Cilangowi
Miabkensie King
Seeadion High Cammlewony
Davin Ald
Catt
I Wrockington
Ament
Amatrain
Dimoney Wiener
Union of Frans
Senator Tangney On The Mend
Senator Tangney remains in hospital after a collapse, with the Education Department of WA confirming her condition. She has been admitted for observation and will be cared for by staff as she recovers, with doctors optimistic about her prognosis.
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Aanatar Dopethy Tangney
Benatar Tangney
Education Department of
Bes & Cmumbey
Senate
Abe
Estelle Peters Acclaimed at Schools Concert
Estelle Peters receives praise at a Canberra concert featuring the Aborigin conductor Ferry Code. The Canberra Music Society performance showcased the young ensembles with Grieg and Barber selections, lauding solos by MilalIe Peters and communal singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Peters
Headway Reported On BM A Talks And Plans
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaith
Benator Fraser
Met
Tha
Tha Council
Exch
Fraser Wold
British morale unchanged by flying bombs say officials
A wartime report notes officials claim flying bomb raids have not broken British morale. The discussion covers public reactions, political responses, and the government’s stance on the psychological impact and strategic value of the attacks.
Heavy guns join in attack on flying bombs over London
The air defences of Great Britain reported extensive patrols against flying bombs. A large number of bombs were destroyed while heavy guns in the Bölltheen area and southern England aided by bomber air units repelled raids. A bomb hit a private house in southern England, killing several children and adults. Injured were numerous. searchers recovered bodies by midday. Lancaster bombers from the Allied Air Command attacked northern France in the afternoon as flying bombs continued activity over southern England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thuretay
Alstrart
Air’ Defence of
Great Britain
Mautner
Ind
Etme
BoUtheen
England
Houthern
Ambortal
Cilaren
ATM
Bom
Dovtur
Lancasters
Bynter
Labour Majority in the Senate Shapes Party Balance
Reported Labor majority in the senate after a reshuffle with six sitting members including one independent Latour Weber slated to retire. New appointments list Henstors Dronald Raat Puidiag A OManerty T Ni Wsichelin Sheehan and A McKenna. Senate balance projected Labour 22 WAP 22 PZ. President Brown and Committee Chair Courtice to seek re election at next session.
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la Tour
Latour Weber
Labour
Dronaldraat
Puidiag
A. O'Manerty
T. Ni Wsichelin
Benate
Hrwuident
Brown
Courtice
RSL Endorses Leave for Soldiers
Sydney reports on the RSL endorsing soldier leave as described by the late Secretary J.B. Lewis. The War Cabinet plan is judged full and reasonable, promising to ease service members' burdens and extend benefits to retirees and personnel, amid debate over renewal and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ru Wain
J.B Lewis
War Cabinet
Crumhdia
Mir Lowe
Prices Up for Apples and Pears Across States
Announcement by the Acting Prices Commissioner states higher retail prices for apples and pears will apply across all states from today. The notice lists specific price points and regions, including New South Wales and Victoria. Individual sellers are instructed to adhere to the new price schedule and mark up accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaslatant
Appion
New Sruth Wales
Spor Ai
Post-war Future Uncertain for Temporary Clerks
A Victorian Commonwealth branch discusses postwar retrenchment for 40,000 temporary public servants. Plans include tribunal representation for those without Public Service Act privileges, potential wage scale continuity, pro rata leave, and possible Saturday mornings work. A committee is urged to act amid looming departmental shutdowns and job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Clerka’ Universr
Anberra
Melbourne
Amercai
Farom Ne Plana
Thorn
Vingtiva
Hugion
Uua
Publicervice
Antion
Vietorian Branch
Br. Merrett
Butter Ration Rules Stir Medical Debate in Wartime
The article reports on rationing changes amid wartime shortages. It cites Dr J D Cumming and the National Health and Medical Research Council arguing for or against extra butter allowances. It notes the maximum extra allowance and which patients might qualify, including ministro medical practitioners and certain diseases, with authorities restricting access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Cumming
Teeta’ Cortinentes
Persona Wuffering
Speculiata
Hem
Specter
National Health and Medien) Research Council
BMA
Mal Me Cumming
Humber
No. 1 Scandal Highlights Housing Coordination Failures
An Annuciation of Co-Operative Building Roctation secretary cited lack of coordination among Common untty departments and the State Housing Commission as weakening government housing policy. Officials discussed manpower, materials, and civilian production quotas at a conference in Sydney amid war effort pressures and unclear official statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mtr Mellesunrey
State Department of Agri
Melmomnine
Tyes
Marian
Bruner
W. G. Pooley
State Housing Commission
Mr. Pooley
Rydney
Kind War Organization of Industry
Menta
Tkin
Daylight saving timing debated amid fuel saving debate
Discussion centers on whether daylight saving should occur next summer with the solar position and fuel savings cited in the debate. Premier seats and opinion polls are noted as influencing factors while several details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conteseats
Maes
Mona Tait Near Sumatra in Wartime Tragedy Mentioned
The Department of the Army reports Lieut Mona Tait SAN and Lieut Mose AL A. Tait SAN as lost during a midship voyage near Sumatra. The ship sank after a prior bombardment, with survivors and prisoners of war reported in a camp near Huy ale. Tait, born in Kurenaissd, trained at Cem ack, served as X-ray supervisor at Cane ymanunity Hospital for years before her death in January 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Army
Naveed
Mose AL A. Tait San
Pertad Ae
Mlagagure
Athe
Ipareich
Kurenaissd
Cemack
Caneymanunity Hospital
Victoria
Marimaka
Masa
Tui
Darry Breet
Newcastle
Premiee Fund Discussion For National Manuscripts
A fragment from Banks Journal notes Mr McKall denying a Memorial Fund and citing prepmt fodivona Uneee papers restricted to scholars. It mentions government support for a labeling diagram and a labling program to record the nation’s historic manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. McKall
Joan
Call-up Notice Served on Young Mother in Transit System
A fragment from a late 20th century report details a young mother named Mire Apply facing call-up procedures linked to Manpower services. The deputy director explains restrictions on picked up married women with young children, noting a scheduled event around the time of the baby’s birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Applety
Skene
Tan
Ratinewore
Baing
Banana Overcharge Adjusted and Market Concerns
Sydney officials report price commission action on overcharging for bananas at Markely. Secretaries note shortages of meat and lack of standard markets, with concerns raised by government and industry reps about supply and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Price Commission
City Markely
Davidson
Welling
Wright
Cbamdap
Wruit and Vegetable Industries
PM MacBermatt
Honours From Last Week's U S Division Under French Emblem
A fragmented report notes honours attributed to a U S division linked to a French emblem. The text references Sarehal eck and General Parahing, describing a controversial act of adopting a uniform flag and frontier actions amid tensions with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sarehaleck
France
Unclear OCR fragment hints at unnamed event
Fragmentary text shows mixed words and dates with no identifiable people, places, or events. Unable to determine a coherent news item or summarize a definite action or outcome from the fragment.
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Mr, MacKenzie King
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Mr Code
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Naie
Il Inour
Beville
Romi
Tachaikevaky
Valu -Araaiy
Tbiuskx
Wargion
Macy
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Gring
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Dawn of
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Katelie
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Otuer
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Canbert Wheel Thildres
Percy Cede
Igri
Arma
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Howe of Commons
Thomas Mode
Bambieg
Homr
Marri
Lin Prumiang
Weigures
Benig Ta 'N
Mui
Thut
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Ueut
Mona Tait
Sumatra
Formar Casherrs Hospital
Banks Journal
Miomey
Wits
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