Black Mountain Quarry Expansion Plans and Labor Impacts
The article outlines Department of the Interior plans to expand the Black Mountain quarry to cope with demand, enabling rapid rock handling and improved dumping methods. It details timber and plant arrangements, anticipated equipment wear, and the goal of a larger operation to supply fractured rock, with measures to manage winter shade and support for the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Bumas
Dumeine Suirpiuy
Tiniban Frogy
Tiriggen Nyinyek
Canberra
Mackie
Bisck Mountain
Kalinood
Neil
Canberra Legacy Club thanks list shows varied acknowledgments
Canberra Legacy Club acknowledges Melbourne style names and local groups with thanks. The readable fragments name Maser, Westworth Ltd, Canberra City Bowling Club Amouiren, Allan POW, Taintiver, and Royal Candarra Geir Cub among others. The text also references Dept of Mame Security and Salvage Commitivs in unclear roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Moonlight rationing and street lighting cuts amid power crisis
In the Aurelian capital the moonlight is kept as a nonessential aid while electricity rationing is introduced. Street lighting and radiators may be restricted to conserve power, with warnings of weather conditions possibly plunging the city into darkness. The policy, aimed at saving fuel, includes linking lighting to wind and storm forecasts and reflecting a broader wartime emphasis on energy economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neere
Aurrent
Cenberrs
Cenberrs, Lighta Are Retwined At A Lapping Centren Or In Placen Where Trafic
Prime Minister delays Bretten Woods report release
Report withheld on Bretton Woods as Prime Minister Chifley postpones Cabinet submission to December 31 deadline. Professor Lete Meriyitte reportedly contends the conference on Bretton Woods agreement. Assville opposes the plan citing lack of full employment provisions.
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Bretton Woods
Chifley
Meriyitte
Glover Mint
Assville
Weather forecast for Snuthard Tablelands and Yealopee region
The forecast calls for showers over Snuthard Tablelands with morning fogs on Yealopee. Winds will ease to moderate from the east as coastal conditions freshen, with frost risk noted and inland areas cooler at start.
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Ranera
Alipayela
Earn
Bray
Canberra Weather Report Missing Data
Weather bulletin from Canberra provides unclear observations with garbled timing and temperature figures. The fragment hints at morning conditions and a three hour period ending with unspecified readings, but essential values are unreadable and require clarification.
Australia and United States to exchange ambassadors
The article notes moves to appoint ambassadors between Australia and the United States. It mentions Mr Chiltey and Mr. Buller as nominees for the U.S. ambassador to Australia, with Mr Mekin to be credited as the first Australian ambassador to the U.K. in the U.S. Army context.
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Australia
U.S
United States
Ie Ion
Chiltey
Ney
Ald Tual
Aman
Mtr
Robert Buller
At. Paul
Minnewote
United States Amitaanktiot
Navy
My. Mekin
U.K
Seven Man Remanded in High Profile Theft Case
Police remanded Joseph O'Brien and six others in connection with a burglary at a store. Detailing unclear, authorities cited escape attempts and large sums involved. Garrielts Ball and Jack Arnold Winter face prioritized sums while others received 11,000 each. Sergeant Brownville said only a portion of the stolen property has been recovered, with about 2,000 to be accounted for.
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Gauniler
Joseph O'Brien
Fran
Haldaworthy
Garrielts
Jack Arnold Winter
Balcher
Chaise Watts
Earriar
An Tivechman
Stone
Peter
Brownvtle
Ladies' Golf State Championship Results Report
Tuesday at Ayndey Mine Ebert of Grimth defeated Maw 8 7 in a round advancing. Brorge of Lithgow beat unknown opponent 7. Royal Bquimy 7 and Miss Borthsick Stanly defeated Mee 8. Gowing Aue fralent Mire Clemens Vatanly beat Maw Brannan 2 1 2. Niche details unclear but V. Ebert Lithgow won 7 6 over Seise N. George.
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Aydney
Ebert
Grimth
Maw
Brorge
Lithgow
G.U. Stace
Aira. D
Alien Royal Bquimy
Miss Borthsick
Stanly
Mee
Gowing
Aue Fralent
Mire
Clemens Vatanly
Maw & Brannan
Ann
Iyi
Ine V. Ebert
Siise N. George
Farm House Occupation Appeal Upheld
Turaday, Thornton a ex-service man had his application to occupy two vacant houses refused. Magistrate W C Avery upheld the contention that farm premises do not fall within the writ for the course. The case noted strain in the form and public, and that even if occupancy were granted, the rate charged was excessive given its distance from the road.
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Liemore
Turaday
Wee Thornton
W. C.avery
McDermott
Ieee
Weing Skained
He Palser
lateDermott
Thorri
Doctor to Face Tuesday Trial in Death of Patient
Melbourne report states Dr Alan Gray was committed for trial at Criminal Sessions on charges of manslaughter by the Supreme Court. Evidence indicates a mistaken administration of pantocaine led to a fatal cardiac arrest during an operation. The case involves alleged misuse of injections and references immigration policy and child labour concerns.
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Perth
Tasmiay
Alan
Gray
M. Bateman
Raith Aftkin
Melbourne
Tion
Governor race notes and unclear historic names emerge
Fragmentary text mentions a gubernatorial contest with scattered proper nouns such as Duke of Glewrestar and Du Reys of Glew Seater, plus references to anatomy and a directorate. Readable names include Pasa rowtney Litraring and Rey Koeoe, with minor city-like terms and numbers.
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Duke
Glewrestar
Glew
X. Bina Tee
Ube Direston
Sheenla
Liberal Party Attacks Wheat Subsidy Bill in Parliament
The Liberal Party grills the government over the wheat subsidy plan as debate resumes in Parliament. Opposition leader Stenalea plans strong attacks on past wheat pools and government handling, with amendments expected and discussions tied to subsidy and losses cited.
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Parti Jwantary Liters Party
Pla
Tewag
UME
Stenalea
Baen
Geval Eaperan
Sronore
Weral Amendmenta
Dladdselin
Une
AUW Branch Officials Seek Court Reversal of Expulsions
In Sydney on a Tuesday, former officials of the Australian Workers' Union sought a court reversal of expulsion from the N. O. W. branch. Judge Ex reserved decision on furlough actions as the men alleged wrongful, capricious expulsion under Rule 13 from November 1944 after participation in contested proceedings.
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Sydney
Tumday
Artiteation Court
N.0.w
Australian Workers’ Union
Dey
Dey Were Expelled In November, ‘1944, the Dinmilowed
Texas
Thay
Equity Court
North Canberra Memorial Hall launches charity art union
A North Canberra Memorial Hall event program outlines a charity art union to raise funds for the Memorial Hall building. The drive lists prizes totaling 120 pounds, with tickets at seven shillings, plus a July 10 theatre program featuring Randolph Seatl and Borla Earle. A dance on July 0 and an August 2 ball are planned, with admission charges and ladies auxiliary support.
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Canterre Agh
RSH
Nand
Nes
Uchola
Clete Plehire
Randolph Seatl
Ablisne Town
Borla Earle
Bodiam
Gowrie Bervicasy
Wupper
P.M
Woman to Face Trial for Stealing Court Depositions
Lorna May Mutten, 32, faces trial in Central Court on charges of stealing depositions she read for a case at Chief Industries Maple rate Court on June 10. An additional charge involved a forged electoral card exhibit between April 3 and June 1 in a separate wagering case. Detective-Sergeant Ming supported the testimony that Mutten denied the allegations and claimed her accomplice would testify. The charge of stealing the electoral card was dismissed.
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Rydney
Lorna May Mutten
Tullorous
Central Court
Chief Industries Maplerate
Ae Arole
Norman
Rome
Ming
Mutton
Hutton
Ataailug
Foundry dispute in Victoria settled after major threat
Melbourne officials announced the Enundrias dispute ended after workers resigned from two foundries. Men are to return to work immediately and owners will withdraw notices served on employees that were due to expire near Friday.
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Melbourne
Clarey
IV Nea
Belon
Woman attacked own Cooma mail in alleged incident
A 21 year old Brisbane woman reported being assaulted by a companion in a car on the Cooma to Michelago road. She suffered facial bruises and described being struck and shouted at during the journey. The other passenger and the driver were linked to the scene with police to pursue charges.
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Brisbane
Gueanbeya
Ahe Srax
Cooma Mal
Cooma
Michelago
Mina -Alte Unatetn
Bullock
Wil | Tammie
Michelane
Queanbeyan
Mdir
Tax Liability Of Ex Servicemen
Ex servicemen will lodge income tax returns for the year ended June 30, 1946. The guide outlines when tax is payable, how instalments are deducted, and conditions for a special deduction under EB47. Returns may be required to ensure correct liability and refunds where instalments exceed actual tax.
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Merinres
Nis Sarnings
Eorvionnel
Tion
Australie
Australia
Onda Fm
Lens
Garlon
Exserviceman
Tver
Cara
No Action on Opposition Complaints Cited
Fragmented report notes no action taken on complaints by the Leader of the Opposition Ur, Men Kiev, regarding a Labour Party advertisement. Public record states Mr Keven claimed in the House of Representatives last week that the ad breached the Crimes Act, with references to a liberal party publication.
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Chifley
Kiev
Labour Party
Byaney
Bail Absconder Captured in Melbourne
Edward Charter Davis aged 39, an abscfconder from E70 bail, was recaptured last night and remanded for a week after appearing in City Court. Bail was refused and the police indicated further charges would likely be preferred.
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Melbourne
Edward Charter Davis
Ball
Double Taxation Talks Promise New UK Commonwealth Pact
A draft agreement between Britain and the British Commonwealth governments aims to end double taxation. Mr Chiller stated the pact would be incorporated into legislation set for introduction in October in both the British Parliament and the Commonwealth Parliaments. It was not intended to be questioned in the current session.
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Fae
Rail Union Moves to Have Coal for Services
The state branch of the coal industry union reports talks with government and mine representatives on securing coal for electrical generation and transport. Aimed at preventing power shortages during peak demand, officials discussed a plan to resume supplies and avert service disruptions with a key conference set to review progress and potential legislation.
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Cel Star Senate
Santry
Petra
Industelen
Com Seams Ag
Ruthera
Adelaiie
Tyenay
Playford
Adelaide
Peet Adalaids
Eampire Cowdrey
Coal Mines Idle Across Sydney District This Week
The Sydney coal sector halted activity with 11 090 tons of coal lost today as 18 mines stopped work, totaling about 28 000 tons for the week. Corrimal and Invincible Colliery faced disruptions, while Bathurst workers demanded advance pay for non time. Miners at Corrimal Coke Works were idle after a death. Westar Colliery bosses report workers left for Bathurst wives’ needs. a dispute over allowances surfaced amid weekend absences.
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Sydney
Tuseday
South Coast
X Man
Corrimal
Invincible
Bathwest
Westar
Col. Verio Propeiitors Association
W. F. McNally
Micen
Bathuret
Fire breaks out again at Ceasnock No 2 colliery outskirts
In Ceasnock around the abandoned Ceasnock No 2 workings the blaze rekindled and spread toward the undergound area. Central efforts to extinguish with earth covering failed to prevent renewed flames but by morning officials decided not to resume blasting or mining in the affected zone.
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Ceasnock
Com
Coal Mill Not Yet Ready
Drafting incomplete. coal mill not prepared for operation. Details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Germany
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Aline
Fairnyio
Manting
Sergent
Onde
Hanley
Acurope
Ordirorm Chang
Wealihe
Liberal Party
A.W.U
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Canberra Memorial Hall
Victoria
Rail Union
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Auppivon
Uti
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