National football visit to Canberra by Western Australian champions
The Western Australian League champions travel to Canberra on August 7 for a key match, with Canberra fielding several standout players who will be showcased at the Mobart carnival. The carnival team’s delays have been logged with the Australian National Football Council as selection amid a flood of early-year talent.
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Visi
Cantarra
Canberra
Sebtora
Notona Football Council
Manuka
Wagga
Ue Rmic
Melbourne
Ant
Kingston Oval
Badt- Wake
Navy
Queanbayas Park
Queanbeyan
Acton
Wastlake
Yor Park
Ec Garth
Veya
Aheaa
Mad
Hunter
High Voltage Project Details Amid Turbulent Text
Fragmented report outlines a large scale electrical scheme. Mentions 330 000 volts, towers twenty stories high, and a planned network in the Southern Hemisphere. References cost savings and a $37 000 figure linked to Boulder Dam context.
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Ington
Thuradiy
Jae Enim
Power Acheme
Waikato
Volta
Ie Boulder Dam
Amalgamation of Victorian unions announced
Milbourne Thursday report says the probable merger of the Painters Union and the Building Workers Industrial Union was announced in a joint statement by acting secretary of the Sellers Workers Union. The plan calls for joint executive bodies and meetings with union executives to endorse the amalgamation across all states.
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Milbourne
Painters Union
Building Workers’ Industrial Union
Bulslere
Tomi
Sela Workers Union
Ile Frae
Tian
Wee
Mttingr
Yenter
Miestiogs
Sndorte
Nomina forandia nomination for Lord Mountatten in India
Fragmentary report notes a political nominating moment in London as Lord Mountatten is proposed as Governor General of India and Dr Jinnah as a leader figure. It mentions imperial pride and hopes Britain will maintain influence, with withdrawal avoided.
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London
Lord Mountatten
India
Jinnah
Minter
Ex Serviceman Fails Engineer Position in Gosford
Sydney reports John Stewart Dowand former serviceman sought a court order to direct Gosford Shire to employ him as an engineer. The application was dismissed after a hearing at the Gosford district, with references to the Soldiers’ Settlement provisions and related acts.
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Sydney
John Stewart Dowand
Gosford Shire
Gosford End
Senate
Eoldier
World Ag
Wes Reid
Bribery Case Involving Rationing Office Clerk
A former tally clerk for the Rationing Commission at the city abattoirs faced the District Court on November 1945. He was charged with taking a bribe in West Maribyrong area. He was fined £50 and granted a stay.
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Tuterim
Gente Banjeca
Lorkwood
Aianghiee Fan
West Maribyrang
Neva Aaya
Woman Returns to Convent After Police Action
A report dated today notes a woman returned to the Convent of Dae Sood Shepherd at Ashield after being found missing on February 16 and returned by police the following day. She received medical attention and was cared for at the convent.
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Godney
Ashield
MaGirr
Ojder
Ir. Penpison
Enar
Sanan
J. C. Hammond Ar
Anid
Wolsan
Polics
Gaming fines quashed on appeal
An appeal nullified gaming fines amid legal controversy. Mr J H Camsidy KC led the defense for the defendants, arguing procedural errors and questioning evidence. The court’s ruling overturns the prior penalties and remands for further consideration of costs.
Two Grand Scratch Thoroughbred Race Scrapped
In Brisbane on Thursday the two Grand scratch events were canceled due to heavy track conditions. Officials cited safety concerns and the need to protect runners from further harm amid deteriorating turf.
Homebush Stock Sales Report From Sedmey Market
Thursday supplica of sheep and lambs pened in yard at Homebush with 2345 head offered. Steady competition and fair quality, prime cattle and sheep quoted lower than last sale. Bullocks and prime cows traded around 47 shillings per 160 pounds, lightweights useful but weaker overall.
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Sedmey
Berath
Kent
Wheat Growers Debate Stabilisation Plan At Annual Union Meet
At the Australian Wheat Growers Union conference Thurwing and other speakers urged government action to stabilize wheat marketing. They argued for reserves to cover drought losses, warned againstgovt was ready to gamble with growers, and pressed for a return to open marketing with a 16 point stabilisation scheme adopted by delegates. They cited low home prices and world prices, noting the US harvest and NZ deals influencing markets.
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Thurwing
Archangel Gabriel
Field
Australian Wheat Boar
Wheat Growers’ Union
Duke and Drakes
Pieth Aaid
Sealand
New Zealand
Field Aid
United
Australiy
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