Canberra Funeral Notices and Memorial Remembrance Details
Funeral and memorial notices from Canberra announce services for Juan Hanemaraie and Mary Bozeaiger and list funeral times, locations, and family thanks. Attendees are urged to follow church rites at specified venues and to recognize hospital and clergy staff.
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Agimeralet
Canberia Bawliog Club
Juan Hanemaraiey
Met
Hdint
Pervast
Na Dayas
Cottingham
Mon
BF Bove
Mary Bozeaiger
Delar Bayle
Sack
Victor
Myris Kangetert
Canberra
Courth
Boaiin
Obituary for Canberra community member Hamtersley
Born in Coburg Melbourne 57 years ago Mr Mamumeesiey Hamtersley moved to Canberra after arrival in 1971. He active in Le city Life, Methodist Church Field and Wesley, foundation member of the Rocheville Lodge Canberra, bowler with Canberra Bowling Club. Survived by two daughters Mavis Hamtersley and Shuweswen. Interment at Canberra Cemetery this afternoon.
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Can Dirre
Joan Manyimarsley
Canperra
Coburg
Melbourne
Mamumeesiey
Netlons
Wan Stom
Wealey
Roche Bile Lodge
Canberra
Hy Feavie
sMuweswen
Mavis Hamtersley
New Prices Order on Women's Outerwear
The Briere Commissioner through Mr Carthy issues a new prices order affecting women's outerwear. The order withdraws three low price products, limits manufacturers and retailers, and reduces profit margins for tailored garments amid a court setback.
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Carthy
Igh
Wravparf
Ag Lratera
Pecar
Rugby league results and military notes from Friday
News in brief reports England’s rugby league loss and later match results. England champion title contenders Dubin, Fouieday, Paila and War par win. Warboye and Randys score 8.0, 45 with retirements noted. Also a Japanere managed inga for twelve dapanene and mention of Lieutenant Colonel Buesids and Japanese military police in MagAnory.
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Dubin
Fouieday
Paila
Warpar
Unclear Forecast Fragment on Alpine Weather
Fragmentary weather note describes climber conditions on the Alps with veiled wording. Mentions light northerly winds, frost patches, and a cool day with fog and mist. No solid forecasts or dates.
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Ridey
Alpe
Export Trade Mysteries and Australia’s Balance
Analyzes Australian export and import balances postwar, noting uncertainties in measuring overseas trade flow. Highlights shifts in commodity balances, the effect of delayed payments, and the challenge of aligning trade data with external purchasing power and capital goods imports.
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London
Oyail
Atalatics
Australis
Baby of Aduarentes Featured in Regal Ceremony
A fragmentary report notes a royal baby of Aduarentes featured in a ceremonial event, with paraphrased titles and unclear details about participants and occasions. The text preserves the notion of high status and regal context, suggesting a formal display or guardianship relevant to the court.
Duchess Held Of In Flight To Camden
Fragmentary report describes a royal figure being moved by air to Camden or Beweal amid aviation disruptions. The text mentions Daictiom Gioaventer and Red Crome Retaliation Farm, along with a move from Convalescent Haren Berida and a Canberra gale enabling a planned bolt visit.
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Camden
Eail
Scholarships Tenure Extension Sought in Kiowa Governing Body
A Kiowa governing body seeks tenure extension for scholarships and improvement plans. The committee of the High Rhosl Par fmt and Ciligone' Association calls for cooperation with the senate and minister for the entertaining duration Johnson. They propose honours house changes and new methods of funding school tuck up with municipal voluntary help at forthcoming. The meeting, chaired by Mr Weakers, agreed subject to housing shortage easing to advance the facility central.
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UW Senitee of
Canberra
Mub
Parfmt
Gaal Ng
Adreialyn
Johnaon
Tuck
Wil Hale
Weakers
Ministers Grapple With Drafting Of New Coal Bill
Ministers discuss drafting a coal bill in parliament aiming to regulate production and distribution. Government seeks statutory authority to control coal output and set a price floor, with proposals drawing support from miners and owners alike.
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Lang
Rune Lat
Tremier
NAW
UM Mekalwan
Fedora Mirmaters Comalderine
Brune Minlater
Mtr
Caney
Agnegs
Minlater
Bor
Dedman
Chifley
Income tax cuts to be announced in House today
The Commonwealth Government plans wide tax reductions announced by the Prime Minister and Treasurer in the House of Representatives. The cuts would lower rates from about 18 percent for low incomes to about 33 percent for £1,000 yearly earners, with revenue impact around £19 million. The measures include social services contribution adjustments and aim for buoyant revenue in the 1948-47 period as expenditure totals approach £400 million.
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House of Representatives
Ayer
Chile
Fawchen Tee
Waabayer
Dun
Petaane i
Cribey
Cabinet Luncheon For Brazilian Minister Attended By British Leaders
The Prime Minister and Cabinet hosted a luncheon at Parliament House in honor of the Brazilian minister. Attendees included the President of the Renate Gendtar Brunh, the House Speaker, and various international diplomats and ministers from the United States, China, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, Canada, India, and other nations.
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Mr. Chiney
Australia
Denhar Osetr Correia
Parnietoent House
Renate Gendtar Brunh
St Meprasen
Ifr
Menaiea
Tre Laat
Bounty Party
Hr Fadilen
Fon
Yaenntor
Ate Leay
Itheigh
United Kingdom
Air. Wiians
Can
Adie
Dr. Crofta
India
Nmnath
M. Hughes
Bir
MILL TO LIBERALISE PENSIONS
Government plans to liberalise means tested pensions would expand eligibility substantially. The bill, introduced in Parliament, raises weekly pension amounts and allows pensioners to own property and money up to set limits while preserving full benefits for many. Officials estimate about 160,000 more people could become eligible for full pensions under the reform.
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Art Atill
Audilon
Baucus
Export Licences Eased for Passengers Effects
A government plan to release seven million pounds held in trust for the wool industry follows a conference with industry representatives. A bill will be introduced in Parliament to fund promotion, research, and industry needs via government channels, diverting funds through the Wool Board.
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Woot Latereata
Che Monwy
Ehanneta
Pius Suonles Tran Waol
Brnwer
Chitty
Bena Tel Ferencie
Inet
Bern
Rosy Hassine
ABC
Parliament to Sit Four Days a Week
Parliament will begin sittings and lay orders next week, leaving adjournment at the usual hour. Members signalled a busy agenda with two items on the business paper, including meat control and nationality matters, as parliamentary papers and a Commonwealth note circulate.
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Parliament
Pum
Tusaday
Weinemday
Busines
al Fonte Bulle
Preparing Case For And Against Referendum
The draft discusses the referendum debate with Labour and Liberal figures preparing arguments for and against. It notes party committee work, seating around 6 000 words for the case and potential extensions to cover all questions. The text mentions Cameron, Senators Mebach, and country party involvement in organizing the campaign.
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Mt Cameron
Henators Mebach
Yan Ad Afar
Beath Awstratia
Country Party
Ndt Country Party
New Assistant Head Named for PMG Department
Mr G T Chippindall is promoted to assistant head of the PMG Department succeeding Mr Wennig as Director General of Police and Telegraph. He has held key posts including Director General War Organisation of Industry and Secretary of the Department of Supply and Shipping, with service on the War Commitments Committee and Australian Shipping Board.
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G. T. Chippindall
Searce Paeken E Inpin
Caver
L of
Fe Postmaater-Cenere
Mtr
Wennig
Omeral
Police and Telegraph
Chyppindall
Public Service
Texan Tilt Taree
Pam.g.m
Department of Supply and Shipping
Commonwealth Disposits
Australian Shipping Board
Thuney
Br. Chipping Gail
ALG. Department
Cams
Inquiry Into Milk Production Costs Urged by Fraser
A government inquiry was urged into milk production costs with aim to set a fair price. Mr Fraser pressed for a study by the Prices Commissioner and the Prices Board to ensure producers earn a maintenance level and fair return.
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Fraser
Vrden Manard
Mmivk
Milk Board
Mtr
France
Chineytis
Mason
Chiney
Aiready
Nhl
Nity
Oil Conservation Undertakes Extensive Control Measures
Officials announce extensive control work across the wheat belt to address widespread land deterioration. Demonstrations focus on eroding farmland within a broad area, spanning multiple properties and involving the Ministry for Conservation and Mr. Woirt, with aims to curb crop damage and protect soils.
Growers Poll Urged In Wheat Scheme
A call was made for a growers poll before legislation on a wheat scheme takes effect. The proposal, tied to price guarantees and a Rural Industries Board, aims to balance production costs with fair waste and taxes while avoiding excessive government control. The debate touched on parity, marketing, and regional impacts on Australian wheat farmers.
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Mhpand
Atailan Hon
Mc. Metsles
Menslen
Maral Industries Board
Lion Corte
Menesen
Bes
St. Morag
Or & Rural Industries Board
Uoh
Une
Uwe
Schislon
Rome
Memsin
Paris
Mennias
Senily
Aberal
Commonwealth
Bates
Lagyman
Forrest
Australian Wheat Stabilization Bill Aims to Tax Growers
Ill text outlines a government plan to regulate grower contributions under a Wheat Stabilization Bill. It details charges on growers for export wheat, pooling, and percentages of any gains above set prices. The measure seeks to ease collection of pool charges and align payments with annual pool returns.
Tridge Lab Reviews Ladieht That Tout Me
A fragment from a Thursday report notes the Tridge lab reviewed a piece titled Ladieht That Tout Me. details are sparse but indicate evaluative work on a payers wise enc del m rom.
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Bridge Dunrden
Tridge Lab
Parliament Notes on Illegal Uaign Threats and Labor Strife
In Parliament discussions, ministers tackled alleged threats against workers by employers and the stance of government on wage demands, with Labour and public service concerns, insulin shortages, rail services, car prices, and public notices touching on labor and industry topics across departments. Officials warned of potential actions while outlining measures and ongoing investigations into threats, wages, and service disruptions.
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Civic Centre
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