National Day of Prayer Service Draws World Leaders
The text notes a national day of prayer with a large gathering and special services at St Andrew's and other churches. It mentions attendance by Their Majesties, the Prime Minister, other ministers, the Lord Mayor, and sheriffs, plus regional services in towns and villages as part of the wartime observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servicios
Landon
Prici
Ate
Attien
Ole Lord Mayor
Sher- Mim
Peale Cathe
0 Hour Week Federal Awards
Fragmented report on labor actions and discussions over a 40 hour week with references to industrial peace, the Employers' Federation, and union pressure. Mentions Mr Kenny and Mr Molloway, with seating for a Saturday meeting to decide future steps and potential court references. Industry commission actions and store closures hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayorey
Kenny
Employers’ Federation
Claren
Royal Canberra Club Bolateroua conte golf summary
In windy conditions at the Monthly cumipat Bim event at Royal Canbersh, A. Bull posted 72 to lead, while Max Willard topped the scoring with a 74. Competition produced tight scores and notable performances as players contended the tricky links, with several qualifiers listed for the Dominion line event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canberra Club
Bolateroua Conte
Eit” Searen
Royal Canbersh
Bull
Srey
Iaw Marker
Max Willard
Anova
Wiens
Charlee
Aix
Ieee ‘Beorest
W. Wilmaburet
Mo Willers
G. Munter
Te ‘Grom
J. Marker
D. Dwyer
Z. Oo
J. Toe
F. Tregilies
A. Woolston
Dominion Ine
Doddrell le Cole R. Jorten
Gallowey
G. Shepherd
Poter Poo
Griffiths
M. Lucas
Third Round of U S Gseit Pros in New York
Misread text records a third round in a U S golf professional event held in New York with players Grier, Oliver, and O Shanter noted. Scoring details are garbled but include leaders and round totals for Ferriey and Locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tork
Nunca
Oliver
Prodivision
Squadros to Run 38 Crews in BRAAP Event
BRAAP announces 38 crews will compete in the upcoming event as part of its schedule. Details remain to be released, with organizers emphasizing broad participation and regional representation.
Canberra housing crisis stirs black market labour debate
Canberra housing efforts face delays as black market labour and cost plus contracts inflate costs and slow progress. Officials warn that time and money saved are not achieved, urging removal of incentives and tighter controls to finish homes and protect tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboor
Caneerre
Industrial Board
Canberra
Pumlee
Hauma Rimaing
Department of Works and Housing
Une
Abe
Ayding
Canbérie
Century’s Worst U.S. Flood Damages Reported
The Missouri flood toll tops 180 million dollars with 16 dead and thousands displaced. Engineers rush to reinforce levees along the St. Louis region as waters threaten new areas. Officials warn floods may extend into July as relief efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Missouri
Afimouri
Stimienyp
Speedway Test to England in London on Sunday
Ryland west Aurteais iy punts to 43 in the speedway ford. Alec Statham of Bredford and BL Ritehing of Wembley and the Australian Vic Dugean scored 18 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ryland West Aurteais Iy
Speedway Ford
Alec Statham
Bredford
BL Ritehing
Wembley
Vic Dugean
Sored
American-owned freighter incident at sea port
An American owned freighter returned to land after an incident near Byaney Hipade last night. A 25 year old man from Neweantio named Lindaay was injured while working on the rangway and was taken to the city hospital. Police said he was struck from behind and suffered cuts to the chin and head. The captain reportedly burned back as two ambulance workers aided him on board. One person was later charged with a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Dacket
Byaney
Ancaes Lindaay
Neweantio
Lindaay
Rydney Woaital
Ube
Benphal
Weather Brief for Southeastern District
A mix of showers on tablelands and slopes with some snow over the Alps. Temperatures remain mild with general rainfall in the southeast. Winds light to moderate, easing toward the evening.
Britain pays price as war ends in victory
The broadcast of the Queen of Honour remarks notes Britain’s WWII effort. Montgomery praises resolve and unity. The account recalls 1940 to 1945 hardships, factory conversions, and Dominion support in achieving victory. War costs and postwar burdens are acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
ALC
Inoportay
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Ertoria
Tolne
Meir Wadrical
London Bus Strike Sees Pay Spark Dispute
London workers report eight in ten Landon’s Dims not punting due to strike actions. Bus crews work Sundays at time and a half, replacing time and a quarter wages. The unrest affects service levels amid ongoing wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Landon
Porwllas
Ben
Ff. & C. Commodore Dead
Commodore death reported in the latest naval notice, with unclear details and partial names due to transcription errors. The fragment indicates a maritime official notice and potential loss of senior rank recognition.
Export Wheat Surplus Prompts End Season Stock Cuts
Government board signals rising export wheat surplus and plans to reduce end of season stock. Estimates show up to 100,000 tons may be moved to meet demand and depots may dispose of excess grain. Officials note potential India sales and aim for stable market impact amid ongoing grain interventions. Rain ends in Sydney bringing clearer conditions after four days of downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENG
Sydney
Mt. Kosetastes
British jet fighters win three million pound order
The report states a three million pound order for Vampire jet fighters for the Indian Air Force. It notes the Vampire’s suitability for mountainous terrain and its rapid climb, landing ability, and maneuverability. The piece highlights Britain’s progression in aviation tech and the aircraft’s operational potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switeerland
Tseminet
Astab
Mde
Sree
Tna
Iidian Air
Joan
Mather
Holt
Wigan
Great
Sritain
Hed Yanding
Entzontal
lam'Charr
Aral weekly paper theft leads to injuries and escape
In Jerusalem a five armed gang attacked the Aral weekly newspaper Call of the Land tearing away the intact copy of Imus. One man was strethed and escaped. another was injured in the commotion as the thieves fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Call of the Land
Potato Shipments to Sydney Reported Briefly
A terse item notes potato shipments to Sydney with unclear details in the obsolete text. It references an individual named T. Bunday and mentions starch goods movement, but specifics are unreadable. The entry suggests trade activity involving potatoes and international export, with minimal context.
Arrau Private Recital at Chilean Legation in Canberra
Claudio Arrau, renowned pianist, hosts a private recital at the Chilean Legation in Canberra attended by Senor Hubner and other diplomats, highlighting Australia Chile cultural ties. The event precedes his public Albert Hall recital in London and signals Arrau's expanding ambassadorial role in cultural relations between Australia and Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudio Arrau
Chilean Legation
Chilemy Paulat
Claudia Arrau
Albert Mall
Chileu
Senor Hubner
Law Pation
Men- Selmenihn
Dr. Bratt
Diplomatic Corps
AMLC
Rugane Gonaiina
Tea
Senor Mubner
Benor Arrau
Utie Pervate
Australis
Chile
Conarteite Walker la
Abcond
Honemer Hubner
Benoe Arra
Aualralla
ABC
Benie Arrau
New York
Canberr
Albert Hall
Claudio Arvau
Constane Piaina
Memart Ag Mini
Bohnmann
Alberta
Bartok
Claudio Arnau
Australia
Ieee
Kinbetlk
Gen Wal
Mckhell
WREAD STRIKE ALONG MURRAY RIVER
A strike along the Murray River area, including Alaury and adjoining towns, stalls bread deliveries as carters demand wage settlement. Negotiations continue to break the deadlock with workers threatening no work until their terms are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREAD
Murray River
Alaury
Aude Uniean
Andure
Thi Sont
Syre
Thieves Steal Truck To Remove Safe In Sydney
Police report a group stole a truck and a safe from a factory. They planned to move the safe using the vehicle and were spotted near a street where the vehicle was recovered. no further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tool & Ltutty
Parker
Ip Producta Pty
Stee Aay
Newborn Triplets Rushed to Sydney After Accident
Report from a Dillaugh mothercraft training centre indicates a mother and triplets were transported by car to Sydney on Friday after a crash near Rupday Tea. The injured infants, weighing components and incubator care noted, with a specter treat at the centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Worbés
Specter
Tresittan Mothercraft
Dillaugnoy
Dying man found in gutter in Melbourne case
Melbourne police report a dying man found in a gutter, Thomea O'Brian, 2 Footacray, injured and rushed to hospital where he died. Detectives say assailants assaulted him last night, an argument led to alleged wine poisoning, a window was broken during the incident, and the death was confirmed in hospital later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Potlie
Thomea O'Brian
Balter
Nave
O'Brian
Grin
Neva
Flemikul
Shipping battered in Bass Strait amid strong winds
Shipping along the south coast was lashed by easterly and minor gales as vessels battled conditions in Bass Strait. One steamer from Newcastle to Melbourne arrived three days late, with Melbourne officials reporting delays and a damaged itinerary.
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Melbourne
Eas and Marie
Newcartle
Malbourne
Tas Strait
Schadule
Trapper Found Dead In Vastonga After Four Weeks Missing
Albert Wearst a 61 year old rabbit trapper from Tamarth was found dead after four weeks absent from Wastonga. Official cause listed as natural death. Local authorities report no foul play suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wearst
Ben Annaing
Wastonga
Tamarth
Americans Dominate Wimbledon Doubles. Australians Edge Close Final
At Wimbledon on Sunday the United States nearly swept the events led by TNT on court as Kramer and Falkenburg triumphed in men’s doubles. Misread results show Hart and Todd winning women’s doubles for the U S with Brough and Balton taking mixed doubles in a tight finish.
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London
Auatralian
John
Promenevabip
Amari Broard
Slowe
Uwore
Wimbledon
United States
Mone
Bidwell
Mottram
Apperd
Kramer
Parkemburg
Witil Mottram
Widwell
Afner
Powe
Mise Hart
Mire
Todd
Ameren
Ae Peters
Waltion
Rallane
Ameri Iz
Mind
Brimwich
Miles Trough
Colin’ Long
Nancye Baltan
Declares Against Foreign Papers at Loyal Orange meeting
Grandmaster Treble at the Loyal Orange Institute of OW denounced home papers as harmful to Australia. A religious service in Sydney drew 480 attendees with a procession from the Mitchell Library to the Town Hall. Treble urged no discrimination against immigrants on religious grounds and noted the Order of Merit was awarded to Canon T. Marnmona, the Grand Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awetralia
Leane Trevble
Loyal Orange Institute of OW
Rydney
Treble
Quebec Australia
Mitchell Library
Mrrable
Austealie
Australia
Marnmona
Radiator Ignites House Fire in Murray Crescent
Firemen forced entry through a locked door at Murray Crescent after a radiator overheated and began a blaze in a room. Clothes in the fire were destroyed, and Abe Dines assisted with a chemical extinguisher alongside brigade members before a secondary incident occurred during work near the guard house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breida
S. Biiding
Murray Crescent
Grimeh
Stra
Wien
Reeldevice
Camaidy
Brigade
Abe Dines
Ba.ap
Palrbairn
Mambery
Wena State Award Drought Amid Ironworkers Clash
In a tense national conference, Ironworkers debate demands for armament as militants lash at management. Thousands gather between Newenatie and Port to pressure action. Friction over provocative methods sparks a weeklong standoff ending late Friday with calls for restraint and procedural review.
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Asmodalicen
Cateriine
St Betm
Newenatie
Thor
Thorton
Thornton
Britain May Once Again Lead Needle Industry Markets
A damaged OCR article discusses Britain’s needle industry, noting postwar shifts, limited prewar manufacturing, and potential revival through technical innovations. It contrasts Britain Germany and Japan, mentioning obsolete methods and the need to meet future demand with improved production and new markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Asec
Alma
Britain
United
Halen
Hireahin
Mike
Snes Kiven
Man Shot In Hip In Ultimo Brawl In Sydney
In Ultimo a man was shot in the hip during a brawl near Sydney Harbour. The injured seaman, Ian Dowie Payne, aged about 40, was taken to a nearby hospital, while a woman wounded in the incident reported a pistol explosion and described the scuffle. Police are investigating the shooting and the circumstances surrounding the brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Sydney
Iain Dowie Payne
Seaman
Howe
Ponaaasson Payne
Move for Trots a Partition Case Resumes
A court move regarding a partition dispute proceeds as parties discuss valuation and property boundaries. The record notes the parties aim to resolve ownership claims and potential settlement terms.
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Jt. Andrew's
Eiliceea
Industral Commission
Ton Te Turton
Ateelm Ander
Optical
R. E. Clark
Optometrist
Valle
England
C. Commodore
SS Ced
Muni
Exrry
India
Nictinon
Milan Foomels
Ceneenien
Emery
Food Am
Rion Astral
Inia Aupilian
Maske Imal
Punjasi
Ray
Yosterd
Teat the
Nad Piven
Pia Ar
Eview
Gay
T. Bunday
Bass Strait
Trentar Worts
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