Canberra notices and officials listed in truncated public bulletin
Fragmentary Canberra public notice references health and forestry actions, local orders and cooperation urged among property owners. Names of officials include B D GUMLEY proprietor and CARRODUB secretary, plus medical officers J A James and BW Monahan among others, with reference to repatriation commission staff in the federal capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumley
Eri Petit Toa Fe
The
Abe
Soca
Canberra
Pam
Daly
BBC Farthwoaxs
Conetaulton Queamiey AN
Ani
Cy Canbern
Mulldoner
CS Mene
J A. James
Torrens Street
Braddon
Monahan
Melbourne Avenue
Deakin
Uther
Addenak Denokon
Carswell
Sydney
Weather Forecast For Inland Regions
Inland forecast calls for showers inland with some scattered rain and a cold night ahead. Frost expected inland under clear skies, light westerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpe
Canberra Weather Update and Local Notes
Weather brief reports 47 degrees at 2 pm with 63 degree max 24 hour reading and 40 degree minimum. NW winds 10 mph. Mentions Crockett Wasdre and Bouiaern Shoe event with unclear details and fragmented place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraaster
Gem
Bouiaern
Crockett
Postwar Accounting Critique at Royal Australian Naval College
Analyzing the Commonwealth statement of receipts and expenditure for the postwar year, the report argues the form misleads the public, traces deficits to Loan Fund accounting, and calls for clearer balance treatment and more detailed future statements on postwar costs and enduring charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Dnancia
Prine
Ravenna
Labour and Nations Service
Transport, Information and
Australia
Treasury
Sleveamry
Canberra Greetings to Princess Elisabeth Trade Betrothal
The Victoria League in Australia sends congratulatory messages through the Governor General to Their Majesties and Prince Elisabeth on the betrothal to Lieutenant Flip Mountbatten. The dispatch wishes royal happiness and long life for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Langue
Canberra
Fas
Measaife
Princess ‘Elisabeth
Victoria League
Australia
Skpreas Toyslly
Majcaticn
Tater
Princeme Elisabeth
Werr
Flip Mountbatten
Man Slaughter Case Settles With Ten Year Gaol
London Friday John Griffiths 30 found guilty of murder of Glyndwor Parfitt aged 4. Child was found drowned in a river near Alan with his widow and wrist bound. Griffiths sentenced to ten years gaol for manslaughter amid court proceedings.
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London
John Griffiths
Glyndworen
Charles Parfitt
Alan
Hie
Enidow
Wrisla
Ale Voodlacen
Grins
Cetelond
Peers
Political tensions Sour in Harrgon Election Report
Fragmented OCR notes indicate accusations between Chifley and Liberal Party over taxation and policy shifts. Mentions of production cuts, party campaigns, and electoral pressure as tensions rise ahead of the Paderst elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
Wrenthr
Chifley
Liberal Party
B. Marrimon
Paderst
Br Chifley
Polce Launety
Income tax rules for business use of private cars
Motorists using a car partly for business may deduct business portions of motoring costs. Depreciation allowances apply at 40 percent for tenancy cars, with specific rules on mileage, time, and petrol. A seller gaining £80 from a car sale may have that amount allocated for tax deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Gaciat
Britain showcases National Physical Laboratory at London art exhibit
An exhibit in London by Britain's National Physical Laboratory displayed its industrial research breadth. Highlights included precision metrology, wind tunnel testing for a Delage bridge model, and demonstrations of metrology devices such as the Cathy Ferraday Chronograph. Engineers discussed aviation lubrication and high temperature testing to advance aircraft and machinery performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
National Physical Laboratory
At At Scientius
Nde i Research
Nich
Great Britai
National
Mmyaical Laboratory
Waalntritain
Hehenyaog
Tt Vertis
Delage
Europe
Fiedford
Cathy Fderray
Wtmel
Workers to Have Freedom to Organise
Workers gain freedom to organise as the International Labour Conference adopts a motion endorsing the right to collective action. The gathered delegates reaffirm protections against discrimination for union activity and urge governments to uphold peaceful union organising rights.
Flying-Boat Services Interrupted by Men Ceasing Work
Reported on Friday that the flying boat services were halted as workers stopped. The conference with unions and officials is planned for Monday, with talks to resume under government mediation. England aims to maintain the timetable with Hythe service expected to proceed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byuney
Tee Cunellation
Comamigelone
Une Sigpute
Ube Bying-Coat Ban
England
Jen
Nusabering
Hythe
Squattera Arrested At Double Bay
In Double Bay officers detained squatters after a night raid at a palatial residence owned by Wootahra Council. Police readied a court action as squatters resisted, were removed to Paddington Police Station, and charged with trespass.
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Double Bay
Bydwey
Weimreing
Wootahra Council
RAAF
Thamselven
Thamselven [18 Kbd
Counci
Rowe
Paddington
RAPT EXPEDITION TO POLYNESIA DRIFT AND EXPERIMENT ENCOUNTERED
Norwegian expedition radioed from the voyage toward Polynesia that after Todasa they drifted west of Pend by 400 nautical miles while attempting a pre-Incan feat. They tested center boards like Peruvian predecessors and reported plausible freshwater from bamboo and juice from crusted fish. Sharks swam nearby and a shark fin was touched on the raft as squid and Dix Oak attracted shoreward catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aix
Polynesia
Pend
Indiana
Wlan
Scientisia
Nazi scientists work for U S Army report from Los Angeles
Seven German scientists who aided Nazi weapons research are now said to be working for the United States Army under a voluntary contract. The Times reports one scientist, Dr. Herbert Abole Wagner, was once a director of the underground network in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fray
the Times
Neweamper
United Eaton Navy
Magu
California
Herbert Abole Wagner
Niet Rderground
Pround
Abbott Denies Using Political Pressure in Ex Servicemen Case
In Melbourne and Sydney reports, MP Abbott testifies before officials about attempts to expedite tax and land arrangements for ex servicemen. He describes discussions with Attorney General Evatt, NSW officials, and Canberra offices, aiming to speed values and approvals, while denying political pressure.
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Melbourne
FB. Ie
Evatt
Sydney
Nsw
Abbott
June Buoyat
Canberra
High Cours
Arly
Solte
Tamworth
Balmford
Lushun
Pastoralist Claims £410,000 Damages In Melbourne Court
Mr Justice Dixon heard a case in Melbourne where a pastoralist seeks 410,000 pounds for alleged wrong and unlawful detention. The defendant, held after refusing to obey a security order limiting travel near the coast during the war, faced questions about loyalty to the Allied cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Justice Dixon
Townsend Island
Rockham
Bowttlewma
Wim
Hiro Apata Iene
Four Banks To Reopen In Japan For Allied Occupation
Tokyo reports that four banks will reopen branches in Japan for Allied occupation personnel. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, the Chartered Bank of India and the Netherlands, theInfra Commercial Banke and the Retherianan Treasog will also aid private and general trading preparations, with reopening set for August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Banka
BCAP
Japan
Hongkong and Bhanghai Banking Corporation
Chartered Bank of India
Netherlands
Infra Commercial Banke
Retherianan ‘Treasog
North City selects team for Causeway clash at Manuka
Rugby squad named with TE McCulloch J Paterson L Mar win Jaman Hawke D Medilan D Armatrong D Kerwick M een im Rees B gunblin R Day W Goodwin. Reserves include J Shoobert Hearn. Match against Causeway at Manuka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North City
Causeway
Manuka
McCulloch
J. Paterson
L. Marwin
Jaman
Hawke
D. Medilan
D. Armatrong
D. Kerwick
M.een
Im Rees
B. Gunblin
R. Day
W. Goodwin
J. Shoobert
Hearn
News in Brief from Adelaide and Melbourne
News in brief reports fines for a Glenelg man over meat coupon fraud in Adelaide, naval ships Theseus and Glory arriving in Melbourne and greeted by few bystanders, tariff and price notes on pork and copper expansion plans, and a government offer inviting ex servicemen for seven year terms at distant towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crs
Adelaide
Glen Thoms Braybrook
Mutcer
Glenelg
Costa
Adelaide Court
Melbourne
Theseus
Glory
Concade
Contest
Watapaiders
TIGRE
Taronga
Rom ‘Unday
Waibrant
Ten Minaw
Shenban le Bre
Dunes
Niles
Grau
Dr Evatt Sailed to Japan on Kanimbla Today
Dr Evatt sails for Japan aboard Kanimbla with External Affairs staff including J Quinn and AB Jamieson and Mr MacLean, Prime Secretary, after years in Washington with the Bar Lantern Company. The party departs from Australia for official duties in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnex
Tatty Wa Mia
HMLAS
Kanimbla
Jxpen
Mesara
J. Quinn
AB Jamieson
External Affairs Department
MacLean
Prean
Alstor J. Pimaok
Plimsoll
Auatralia
Washington
Dr. Eyatt
Japan
Monty Back in Sydney Amid Airfield Reception
Fewer than 300 people gathered at Mascot Aerodrome as Field Mary Montgomery arrived by air from Pest. eight and a half hour journey via Sydney. Senator Ashley represented the Federal Government and Premier McGirr welcomed Air Field Marshal Montgomery who laid plans for a foundation ceremony in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mascot Aerodrome
Mary War
Pest
Ashly
McGirr
Montgomery
Alana
Brisbane
Peace in Industry Too Utopian Says Melbourne Report
Friday reports from Melbourne describe the ACTA applauding a decision by Prime Minister Coley on industrial relations in Canada. The conference is seen as a possible platform for earnest discussion, though some fear the phrase peace in industry is too utopian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Third Party Car Insurance Made Compulsory in A C T
An amendment to the Motor Trac Ordinance in the Australian Capital Territory introduces compulsory third party motor vehicle insurance. The ordinance aims to ensure compensation through a special fund for injuries from unlicensed or unfit vehicles, with regulations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T
Australian Capital Territory
Greens wage war on guerrillas
The Greek government reports a fortnight of fighting with about 4000 guerrillas near the frontier. Greek troops clash as 3200 guerrillas allegedly plan to cross from Albania to Greece to establish a brigade at a border post.
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Greens
Athens
Atratoe
Greece
Albania
Bput
A. Antiek
Foreign -Apatete
Uo Eitish
Cewek
Muse
Church Services Across Denominations in Canberra Area
A historical church notices page lists Sunday worship times and activities for Anglican, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, and Congregational groups. Read shows Holy Communion, morning prayers, sermons by named clergy, Sunday School, youth and women’s groups, and midweek services at St Christopher's Manuka, St Peters Braddon, and other local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Prinly
John's Park Church
A.B. Corporais
Bermon
Gordon K. Armstrong
Levensong
Gordon ‘Armstrong
Sey Wien
Ainalin
Pe Hey
Pan
Eednsone
Uriarra
Holy Name Sodasity
A.C Bussell
Bi Bervicon
Ywala
Civic
Bundey School
Minter Limestone Ave
Alalic
A.C Dumnell
B.A. Babjoot
Parentine Mt Auntie
Braddon
Keingaton
Tif P
Neleon Tuiwater
Sonjoy
Uikingatony
Selah
Women's Homie League
Jim
Murrey Ervacent
Manuka
Christian Bciance Society
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Lois Gaugular
Ariak Parts Am
Romerts
Mary
Allert
Bre Holt
Nery
Nevin
Backman
Carteres
Alo
Larga
Gardena
Simance
Hare
Carrodub
Department of the Interior Commonwealth OF Australia
Warren
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Royal Australian Naval College
Tt iv
Royal Australian Navy
Ombora i
Flinders Naval
Victoria
Reptenter
Nll
Meltourne
Rivienne
Gao
Tee
Londo
Casberra Times
Ines
Faddes Critical
Peaden
Wong
Lee
Pemtian
Stent
Geneva
Pee International Labour Confersence
Betiog
Scewmants
U.S. Army
Rugby League
DR. Evatt
Monty
Pwurth
Beni
All Ladies
Methodist Wesley Church
Forrest
KB. Stanley
F. Banley
Reid
Herl
Wood
J. Aazlewood
Waldeck
Senosaha Aiaergarten
Heedlesaivens
Anton
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