Funeral Notices From Canberra Area Shared In Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR funeral notice references a Canberran cemetery service for Catherine Mary OBrien and listed relatives. Mentions Canberra Funeral Directors, baptism and a Catholic service, with memorial lines for a Richard OBrien and a brother, amid garbled names and locations like Kingston and Queanbeyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geravet
Christopher Grime
Shute
Wether
Mary Church
Canbervs
Eblenate
Canberra Canaral Cemetery
Motor
Canbarra, Ltd
APDA
O'Rourke
Cranford At
Queanbeyan
Fhower
Ee Cprrien
Ana
Ana ‘Mra
James B. O'Brie
Kennedy Street
Kingston
Ganbarre
Elt Oseriy
Catherine Mary O'Brian
Canberra
Canbeerh
Eanbergs
Bedi
Bias. Feeae
Competence on ships turn arquad competence on ships
The fragmentary text references shifting policies on ship competence and leadership figures, noting officials and supply roles without clear context or complete sentences. It hints at navigation, transport routes, and government responsibility but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Chambers Of Commerce Deputation Seeks Tax Cuts
A deputation from the Amritsar Chambers of Commerce met the Prime Minister yesterday to urge reductions in core duties. They argued that no tax had been cut since the war ended while petty taxes remain in operation, calling for relief for traders and citizens.
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Asm Chambers of Commerce
Sak
Oveterday
Obituary of Mrs G P Doddrell in Canberra life
Mrs G P Doddrell, long resident of Canberra from 1927, died after illness. Survived by husband Mr Ted Doddrell and family. Funeral details and remembrance notes indicate her role as a mother and community member.
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G. P. Doddrell
Malton
Mearitts ‘Wits
Graeme Dasara
Bean
Canberra
Moiboumns
Ted Doddre
Jonnie Ford
British BU to Leave Canberra under Regimentation
London observer GW Mores says a British unit will depart Canberra after discussions with local authorities. He notes pressure from residents and officials for strict regimentation of troops during the withdrawal. A return to England is planned after the Royal Marines meet and transport arrangements are set.
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Wheera Ney
Mores
London
Canberra
Cuaberse
Athera
Canbarre
Canberra Weather Tuesday Report
Weather note from Canberra outlines conditions for Tuesday with reported metrics and times though many figures are unclear. Key entities include Canberra and a 34 hour window ending at 3 p.m. and a final reading near 38.5 with mentions of Ham and Thailand time references.
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Mehon
Ham
Tae Lee
The Flying Saucer Lesson on World Fear and Reason
The article argues mass hysteria follows fear of invasion and how leaders like Hitler Mussolini and the United Nations reveal mankind's psychological weakness. It contends fear dominates reason, and progress has outpaced moral balance, urging deeper faith and prudent restraint.
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Aatenora
Mare Waa
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Bying Seucer
Man Haa
Ayer
Atralua
Dirk
Tyre
Asucer
Bumove
Governor and Mrs. Mottall Attend Catholic Bar Event
The governor Gener and Mrs. WJ Mottall were seen at a Catholic bar event, wearing Excellonclen attire as part of or during the gathering.
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Trek Excellonclen
Gener
Mra
WJ. Mottall
Weather forecast notes inland light, Alps visibility
Forecast indicates inland light conditions with some haze in the Alps. Strong northwest winds and elevated arctic air produce tough conditions across inland areas.
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Alps
Auckland hosts gold kangaroo gift amid reunion plans
A fragmentary report from Auckland notes a gold kangaroo gift discussed with local officials and associations. The piece mentions preparations for a ceremonial presentation and the expectation that a veteran receive the gold as part of a commemorative event tied to a Returned Soldiers' association gathering.
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Auckland
Auckland Returned Holdiers’ Association
A. Powtiewaite
Three Years of Repatriation Work in ACT
A fragmented report details repatriation efforts in the Australian Capital Territory. It covers executive sponsorship, wartime service, and community integration, noting funding, travel expenses, and support for servicemen and servicewomen, with emphasis on continued care and responsible administration.
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Act
Ingrabatriaion
Une
Muglaat
Air
W. K. Gray
Guldapon
Wivige
Wien
Orgeniatons
Peintives
Cieuiare
Singh
Arid Financial Statement Commission
Oversara
E A
Vincent End A
BT Dick
51 Million Saved in Interest on Free War Loans
Fragmented OCR note claims Commonwealth saved about forty one million amid war loans and secrecy. Mentions, Inter fee oma, Algovoaatt seerecy, and a Corasione week form period. Likely garbled government financial statement about savings and loan terms.
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Commonwealth
Joana
Australian bid May 8 faded after resighned note
An item from the May 8 Australian bid column shows faded handwriting and garbled text about a redesigned or threatened entry. The fragment mentions laws, travel, and a timeline, with unclear references to people or institutions.
Canberra housing allocations to be reviewed in Canberra
A Canberra debate on housing allocations for ex servicemen highlighted rising need for government and private housing. Emphasizing equal access, speakers urged faster review of policies and use of available resources to provide housing without discrimination, with aims to ease shortages and support service personnel in private employment.
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Canberra
Johnacn
Euservicemen
Lee
Avia
Hum Council of
Ra-aervice
Shakespeare
Raver
Jana
Hsing
Australis
Canbarra
Uva
Bakery
B. G Levis
Axverr
Bayeriee
Cantera
Dernsita Watch
Governjent
Twuad
Baliding
Hia Awa
B. Nowe
Ieee
Sarre
vOliphant
Jere Walkers
Chereny
Mara Pry
Ibd
Houma
Merle Jeu
Ite
Caibarra
Johnson
Reilef Cowld
Land sales decision questioned by Royal Commission
Lush Rodney states it was not improper for Parliament to seek a department decision on land sales. The inquiry covered the Tom Tay Pastoral Co. and a Crown land purchase in Binne rag Cont Thame. valuations and treats cited. Judge Kirby limited further investigation, while Lush claimed no political influence affected valuations and sale of a King Street property.
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Lush Rydney
Frederick Alma Laan
Royal Commission
Lion Peemure
Tom Tye Pastoral Co
Br. Dovey
Binnerag
My. Raimford
Kirby
Lon Lebac
Lush
Canberss
Bern
Lau
King Street
Eamanta
Wilich Balinfors
Carillon of Bells for Canberra Plan Approved
Government to proceed with erecting a bell carillon in Canberra as a World War II memorial. Minister Johnson indicated War Memorials Committee and War Commission recommended the plan. Estimated cost of tower ranges from £25,000 to £10,000, with proposals for placement near Parliament House and the War Memorial.
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Intenor
Mr. Johnson
Yeserday
Cenberm
Parliament
Flying Saucers Optical Illusion Explained by Psychologist
A psychologist explains flying saucers as optical illusion and notes historical claims. He cites radar and perception theories, stating that no credible Australian defense evidence confirms real saucers despite public intrigue.
Peace treaty for Japan discussed at Canberra conference
Sir Frederick Iggleean chairs an advisory committee to examine the Japanese peace settlement. Dr Evatt announced a preliminary commission with government and non government members, aiming to map future positions for the British Commonwealth conference in Canberra. The meeting will influence Australia’s security and the conference location remains Australia.
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Frederick Iggleean
China
U.8 A
Beternal Amtaka
Vetly Anid
Mambare
Altrajlun
Canberra
Australia
Evatt
Dr Evatt to Leave for Japan on Friday
The Minister for Maternal Affairs will leave Sydney on Friday for Tokyo to meet General Douglas MacArthur and Australian representatives. The visit aims to discuss postwar peace settlements and gather on the spot facts to aid decision making. Evatt travels with officers and will return to Australia after duty with occupation forces.
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DR. Evatt
Japan
Rall
Sydney
Tokyo
Genarst
MacArthur de Eovatt
Tere
Evatt
Kanimbla
Wii Fohart
Crtuni Rm
HMA
Austealia Pot Yntey Thai Ust
Pals
Waa
Department of
Foqal
Yentertay
Macarthur
Ralian
Jepan
Sn Dapan
BMA. 1
Auetralle
Torcupetion
Treeval Board
Hobart Wall
Debutantes Presented to Governor General at Ball
Seventeen debutantes attended the annual charity ball at the Albert Hall with the Governor General presiding. Many dignitaries and clergy were on hand to welcome the participants, including Rev. Heydon and representatives of the Catholic and Anglican communities. The event featured floral staging, catered refreshments, and a formal reception led by the governor general.
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Adore
Gemutanten
Tethet Excelieneisa
Ana.aire
W. 4
Albert Mail
Oeragion
Tellance
Rae
Om Artival
Re. Rev. Moneignie Et Heydon
Smatic
Wendl Sa Ee Artyomelet Welcomng
Revs
Casey
Wale Flugion Butler
Reynolds
Wnt
May Bremy
Mike J Curtin
Ate J. Heniing
Bre Steteenn Tae Webutantes
Airan
Canada
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Brena
Marthe
Bonove
Aor
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Rann
Barnes Tey
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Eterna
South Wales
Mauer
Chideyl
Wegild Minke
Mede
Avatrolte
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Bources Etude
Times
Daily Herald
Daily Express
Great Britain
Telegraph Agency
New York Trras ‘Tribune
Proim
North Americas News
Alllanes
Matter Frost
Tha Tisnes
Lomdoe
Dos Not Express
Vrs Nla Ac
THE
Flying Saucers
L.A
Opticalilualaan
Sas Ralagtele
Ingasucers
Arhien
Detteh
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Eanade
Avan
Sydnay
Payralagy
Ir A Martin
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