Fuel n Ton and Relatives Attend Funerary Service
An obituary notice notes relatives and friends invited to a funeral service in Canberra for a deceased individual. Attendees include family members such as Burton and Mullis Utra, with mentions of various figures and groups connected to the church and community. The exact details and names are partially obscured in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Demry
Meethar
Deirie
Raaiesay
Mullis Utra
King
Casturras
Margart Fratswa Memorial Remembered With Aid From Local Figures
A fragmentary note recalls a memorial for Margaret with supportive actions from Kevin John and peers. The readable text hints at a community response and remembrance in the wake of a death. Further details are obscured in the OCR.
English Brides Reagh Sydney English Brides Reagh Sydney
The article describes the arrival of English brides and a group traveling by ship, with details of the voyage, family arrivals, and a wedding. It mentions the Howarth and Grace Dernell families, their movements, and plans to settle in Warral and Queenscillh with relatives nearby, including a note about a marriage and social arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney
Gundey
Espera
Taidren
Liem
Maui
Peters
A. BE. Hooke
Warral
Tarawa Howarth
Bermar
Grace Dernell
BeathCr MnE MenZies birth notice in local press
The Prime Minister sent telegram to the family confirming the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joke Bampaon of the district. The message notes the child was born in 1808 and references their residence and local standing. Further details are unclear due to faded text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitey
Canberra Weather Saturday Reading Summary
Weather data for Canberra over the 44 hours to dawn Sunday reports rain with mist and strong winds. Temperatures peak near 85 with a high around 3 pm and drop to the mid 30s by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Wat Ale Dag
Dam
Canada and Australia reflect on a shared Commonwealth bond
A Canberra audience reflects on Canada’s Dominion status and its place in the British Commonwealth. The speaker praises Canada’s path to independence and the enduring ties with Australia, noting cooperation and mutual support within the Commonwealth and the role of Canada in global order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Arasa
Xiatia
Australis
Belem Commonwealth
British Commonwealth
MacKensie King
Commons
Serge
Astro
Ameria
Erin
United Kingdom
Saiior MeLlon
Eamna
Australia
Ovis Holluweit
Strikes Threaten Industry Amid Labor Dispute
Reports from Waishane describe union and employer tensions over mass walkouts. Government fears unrest as a large group of workers faces potential dismissal while unions seek reinstatement and a court review of the conflict. Talks aim to prevent further disruption and restore confidence in employment.
Drought Breaking Areas Expand Across State
Areas across the state show drought relief gains with weekend registrations rising from two to 30 points in Albury and Temora, expanding to the Western area. The measures promise value to farmers in April May and June as dry spells ease. Wheat crops suffered earlier wilting and the crepe bed site faced vermin issues, with Wagga district and Western Riverina showing notable point increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Albury
Temraltie
Juan
Wagga
Agen
Australian artist Mina Hammond to tour capital cities
Sydney crowd hears Mina Hammond, the Australian print artist, announce a tour of capital cities under the auspices of the AIRC. She praises Australian artists and details plans for a new venue in Rigland to support students, music, and practice space at nominal cost, aiming to foster a community with cultural growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Unday
Mina Joan Hammond
Donna
Avapieem
AIRC
Austrasian Artlats
Ringland
Victoria Camue
Rigland
Acs
Mets
Lovelin
Gewcomern
Mia Hammond
Shirvad
Heswelf
Gowrie
Chale Wien
Arraracerota
Alan Hum
Anstredin
Tely
Mixa Harimonl
Governor and Prime Minister Meet at Government House Canberra
The Governor General the Duke of Gloucester received Prime Minister the Right Honourable J. Bl. Chifley at Government House Canberra on Saturday. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attended divine service at St Anistew's Presbyterian Church, Canberra, yesterday.
Two Car Collisions In Canberra In One Night
At about 7 pm on Saturday two separate crashes occurred in Canberra. A utility truck driven by Mr Vicar Mona collided with another car near Mortstrent Vie Center, injuring none reported. About an hour later, two cars collided at the corner of Gheanweeh and Torpeum Streets, with one driver Mr R AteAillan and another Mr B Kelly involved. both vehicles appeared damaged and towed from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grewsy Roada
Poor Observaton
Ladtors
Towo Road
Mortstrent
Vie Center
Vicar Mona
Amalie
M. Mune
MogQuaid Brunt
Queanbeyin
Gheanweeh
Torpeum Streets
Netter Oa
Uvivers Ate
B. Kelly
Torrent Street
Tmudaan
Mr R. AteAillan
Hoddle Gardena
Alnane
Canberra Plunges Into Another Cold Snap
Reports from Canberra describe continued cold spell with a high of 44.8 last afternoon and heavy snow around Mt Franklin. Power cuts disrupted telephone lines while cloud ceilings held at about 3,100 feet, complicating transport and delaying planned inspections at the Ford plant as weather worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanberrs
Pam
Mannes
rivMig Coud
Uraren
Jeni
Mt. Franklin
Lemike
Fairbairn
Ipmat
Chidey
Ford
Aircraft Carrier Glori a Opened to Public in Adelaide
About 20 000 people visited the aircraft carrier Gloria at the Outer Harbour since it was opened to the public. Many visitors rushed on board as admission reached 2000 an hour, with a few impediments noted during the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Aberut
Gloria
Diousaida
Giet
Nmber
Deatrayer Ploniaters
International wage plan for seamen disputes rise
The article reports on a proposed international seamen wage plan led by Mr. A. C Moor later identified as director general of procurement. It notes involvement from Australian and United States delegates and a push toward a minimum wage for the industry in the coming era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C Moor
Assia
Mhinieaum
Custisia
Orien
United States
Moore
Unnteen
Austeaiin
United State
Leraventian
Om Eniury
South Coast Mines Close Down To day To Discuss Dust
Coal mines across the South Coast plan a one day stoppage to discuss dust concerns. About 400 coke workers from the Miners Federation are involved in the action. Wollongong miners from 1% mining towns near Westungang rise to mobilize. Southern Miners’ Federation leader would not comment. The strike aims to pressure the Central Xuxerative and government officials on dust mitigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Coast
Sydney
Bunday
Caan
Wollongong
Lemornuw
Trowmberm
Miners’ Federation
Miers
Ar. Lowden
Wader
Kuxerative
Vasant
Knightly
Weanesday
Dyer Dustyy
Pack Horses Struggle for Food Supplies in Snowbound Region
Emergency rations sustain pack horses as blizzards cut routes and block replenishment. In Adamindby and surrounding areas, people face hunger as deep snow drifts persist. Ken McIntyre and others attempt to deliver food despite impassable roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Ken Mcintyre
Sydney
Adaminnby
Aestate
Uo Anow
Minister Defends Tree Removals In Swanton Debates
Canberra minister denies Swanton tree removals constitute destruction. He says thinning and pruning follow consultative committee guidance to protect windswept areas. He cites risks from storms and notes plans to replace damaged branches and maintain future street scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahinninga
UMM
Ind
Atimiater
Canberra
Itivan
Aruba
Picture operators strike as Melbourne theatres run full
Melbourne theatres filled while picture operators strike. Reported unrest and walkout disrupted shows amid efforts by The Employers Union to prevent stoppage. Patrons faced delays and refunds as the strike began after 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
AU Pictire Theatrie
Theatrenl
Enemon
Safebreakers Escape With E225 Noted At Site
Fragmentary report notes safebreakers escaped with E225 at a location described as the rouery place between a yesterdays and afternoons time. The fragment mentions a time around 12.50 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewensnis
Sane
Canberra advisory council hears on hospital bus fare and housing
The ACT Advisory Council discusses fare changes for hospital travel with no change urged, while housing and waiting list issues dominate. A spokesman denies church leaders’ representations and notes previous housing targets and completion levels for 1944 46. Gardiner challenges comments, seeking a formal declaration and clarifications from Mr Carmody regarding housing allocations in Canberra and Acton.
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Gardiner
A. B. Gardiner
ACT
Advisory Council
J. Carmody
Canberra
Hoel Acton
Cars
Wndy
Carmody
Motel Acton
Hel
Perain
Barmody
Ice from plane wings strikes Cronulla street scene
Eyewitness reports ice rained from a plane wing as it passed Cronulla street. A child and several onlookers described sheets of ice splintering and bouncing, with one boy recalling a large sheet that shattered after landing near him. Police or rescuers reportedly investigated the strange meteor-like impact as residents watched the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronulla
Sydney
Hundny
Cromulla
Australian French Chess match reported in Sydney
A rugged fragment describes a Sunday chess match between Australia and France starting yesterday and lasting into the night. Names and locations are garbled but indicate teams in Sydney and Paris, with cables relaying results and players such as Lewin and Malbours involved.
Welfare Council readers debate Canberra unity and policy
The Canberra Welfare Annunciations discuss a proposed cooperation between groups while avoiding party politics. A council debate notes non party stance, urging collaboration across associations. The June 27 meeting addresses constitution, procedures, and possible inclusion of independent proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Dusloean
Uae
Ji Duran
MF Pomecoy
Dora Hilt
Ashley 2Aunell
Sanortntons
Coruier Auggeelione
Rile Weiseslag
Ganserra
Canbarrs
Vounell
Counell
Hartceting
Souneit
Dalegetas
Variqué
Wriiten
Coweci
Thekner
Dradteo Asse
Unclear record from Canberra club and subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a club headquarters and obligations of Logary with subscriptions sent to the Treasurer at Canberra Lax Kacy Club 81 Farrer Street. Several names and titles appear in incomplete form, with scattered dates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Lax
Farrer Street
Thrilling drama Gittes in a Fatal Passion Play
A chaotic stage production titled Murder Without Crime explores psychological fear and a maniac plot as Ross Buchango and cast deliver a tense denouement. Lee Thompson directs a volatile ensemble including Matthew Home Muchanan and Stephen Allan Cultbertaon Tempeatious in a controversial study of guilt and attempted suicide amid a lurid love triangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Buchango
Murer
Te Aleere
Lee Thompson
Doala
Husbend
Matthew
Stephen
Allan Cultbertaon
Juulos
Joanna Wit
Dan
Madge Ryans
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Aircraft Carrier Inspection
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Braddon Progresa” Association
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A. E. Gerdiner
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Crey
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Bydney
France
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Cable
Welfare Council
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du Muusing
Siena
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