Canberra employment and community notices from a torn OCR page
A garbled Canberra era notice page lists job ads for public works training at Department of the Interior Canberra Teobleal College with pay rates and qualification notes, plus vacancies for apprentices, book binding, hospital staff, and part time teaching at Canberra Technical College. It also mentions vacancies at Canberra community hospital and various local businesses seeking staff. The text includes fragmented names and locations such as Canberra, Kilern Therenee, Gmemseyan, and Canberen. The overall items present are job openings, apprentice positions, and educational training advertisements from a Commonwealth era publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberse Teobleal College
Ophranie
Howe
Ahrube
Department of the Interior
Canberra
Thirroul Coast Beauty Spot Reported From Thirroul
A fragment from Thirroul describes a coast beauty spot near Wollonowong and Mund, mentioning a quiet house at Main Mund and a local remedy or cure. The note references Thirroul 64 and Tarif for cons, with distorted terms suggesting a small coastal listing or notice in a historical page.
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Thirroul
S. Coast
Behend
Kse
Wollonowong
Main Mund
Fhirroul
Faring Sax
Tarif
Canberra Times on postwar policy and production drive
The Canberra Times discusses postwar economic policy, urging expanded production and price controls to curb inflation. It critiques fiscal measures, argues government administration must prioritize production, and calls for clearer regulations to prevent waste and support essential goods.
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Streilley
Commonwealth
AlUshimMe
Wwe
Goedess
Redia
Fualen
Ugie
Tf Howe
Rivnilarly
Salen
Tex
Tnt Companis
Returning to U S by Mr J R Minter
Mr J R Minter returns to the United States after service with the Vraguiter in Washington. He faces a shaft on ek wr AT Geter. Liu He has been in Musipata Cornii Bus dues as Charge Pamalres of the V3, Lawnlinu. He will be succeeded as Counsellor by Mp H Batle Russel, recently appointed American Councils General in Sydney.
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Washinton
Liu
Musipata Cornii
Pamalres
Lawnlinu
H. Batle Russel
Amercan Cunwils
Sydney
Christening Party Itinerary Rumor in Central Australia
A misread invitation details a christening party at Allen Springs in Central Australia. The document mentions a tour to attend a social event, with plans spanning about 13 days, including travel by rail and a stopover at Buln Santya. Names appear garbled, with references to Rustawaddy and Bates, and a stated cost near £16000 for a 17 day venture.
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Guulet
Hanty
Allen Springs
Central Australia
Sarilamient Howse Yiatertay Fratt
Rustawaddy
Crmuredny
Medullelt
Intorme- Hon
Wool Sales Resume in September Melbourne Auction Dates
The Australian Wool Selling Brokers announce auctions resuming in September with about 200,000 bales set for sale between September and Christmas. Opening dates in Sydney and Melbourne are revised with auctions in Melbourne on September 11 and October 3 while Goulburn and other centers schedule sales in early October.
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Melbourne
Priday
Reptember 7
Sabiorul
Reptember
Christ Na
Bourn
Wates
Sydney
Weil
Stbury
Goulburn
Suspension Votes Move Against MP White
Fragmented report details the suspension of MP White after a clash with Mr Rosevear over question time. The division passed 42 to 3 as White refused to withdraw remarks and asserted his right to speak, with potential further suspension looming into next session.
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Len
Wilte
Britain
Ross Vear
Army
Dtr
Porde
Defwaltera
Rosevaar
Waite Jia
Rosevear
Whitey
Frosevear
Cider
Mr White
Minster
Stealwell
Mr. Breysonk
Walter
White
Fon
Taner
Renevear
Mr. White
Divi Sion
Uist
Thie
Aune
Mir
Cinelanito Tr
Caisen
Borde
Tiwan
National Art Gallery Exhibition Draws Large Crowds
Amid reflecting issues in rural towns, the National Art Gallery's traveling exhibition drew an estimated 109000 visitors across two years. In each session, about one third of residents attended, highlighting broad public interest despite challenging conditions.
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Ayoney
National Art Gallery
Tein
Temira
Squatters Return to Herne Bay Camp
Readable fragments describe squatters returning to a community camp at Herne Bay after eviction. They claim four nights on footpaths outside huts they fled, awaiting water and electricity. Officials note many remain without basic services as they wait for housing arrangements.
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Herne
Comemiunity
Binning
Pda
Flerne Bay
Morne Bay
Pawar
Idi
Forecast for eastern districts shows cloudy skies
Report from the Information Ministry notes scattered activity across Algmland sections and light traps near the eastern border. Weather conditions include cloudy to overcast skies with variable winds. Forecaster expects moderate conditions for eight days though no major arrangements reported.
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Acrons
Alinistry of Information
AlgMland
Amd
Fred
Secret War Fund for Espionage and Sabotage
A wartime secret fund supported espionage and sabotage activities funded by Australia United States and the Netherlands with a total of 870 900 Australia contributed 40 340 The funds split into two categories Allied Intelligence Real and Far Eastern Liaison Union under Supreme Commander General MacArthur. The Far Eastern Liaison Office aimed to lower enemy morale and influence populations toward the Allied cause while assisting rescue of Allied airmen. Prime Minister Chifley confirmed government oversight and audit access to accounts.
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Australis
United States
Netherlands
Australia
Chirey
Mir
House of Representativen Yeoteray
Chiteyaig
Beatitl
Pacife
Medina
Vpnat
Chitey
Chifley
My Chifley
Auditor-General
Landlady accused of setting fire to tenant’s clothing
In a Central Court hearing, a landlady identified as Crom allegedly set fire to a tenant woman’s clothes after dispute over rent. She appeared in just a gown and coat, denied wearing additional attire, and was remanded for medical observation following the incident and arrest.
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Rydney
King Crom
Farrington
Jane
Willa
Benita
Heit
Lee
Fendant
Mudford
US Soldiers Accused of Pushing Frauleins in Frankfurt
An American AP report says in the last 17 days six American soldiers have been arrested for public intimate advances with frauleins in Frankfurt, contrary to orders from General McNarney.
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Frankfurt
Associated Press
McNarney
Poll Sought On Red Issue In Australia Referendum
A suggestion was raised to Prime Minister Chifley that Australians vote directly yes or no on banning the Communist Party. Senator Folin urged Brisbane to study the idea, saying it would let the people show preferences on government policy against communism.
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Chifley
Yanterday
Queensland
Fenple
Australia
Communist Party
Foilauld
Brisbane
Hind Nakest
Dioney
Auakatia
Fol
Edward Holman fined for drink driving at Singar Courses
Edward Joseph Holman, 44, of Forest, was fined E20 and imprisoned for six months after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence. He claimed to have had a few drinks to cope with a void, and the effects were stronger than expected.
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Edward Joseph Holman
Wenfor Forest
Parliaaent
Holman
Thieves Load Truck With Stolen Goods Near Bay Whest
A damaged report describes a theft scene where an individual named Pugglare and an accomplice loaded a truck with valuable items including a toy consignment. The account lacks clear dates locations and coherent details due to OCR corruption, but notes a garage setting and movement of the stolen goods.
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Bydney
Ato We Mille
State Plans for Introduction of Motorways
Sydney planners outline eight year program to create central motorways linking Addis Thandit to Wallongwag and Newcastle councils. Roads will be rebuilt across Wewesstie and Wollangene districts with nationwide traffic relief and regional growth expected, though some towns resist change and new routes draw controversy.
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Sydney
Pricey
Addis Thandit
Wallongwag
Newcastle
Wewesstie
Tnd
Wollangene
Wheat Stabilisation Bill Debated in Parliament
Opposition members attacked proposed wheat stabilisation measures as too favorable to merchants and suggested reforms to the plan. Mr Lemmon argued a minority of growers banks and merchants influence pricing, while seeking a workable formula linking production costs to prices. He cited production inputs like fuel and machinery as key factors.
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Cheruacives
Lemmon
Athey
Leman
Lester
Denfer
Nhesterowis’ Federation
Ir. Smith Wakefield
Growern
Orgenieead
Growere
Celebrity artists to visit Canberra
A Canberra Musica Spelety president announced visits by prominent artists for Canberra concerts. Canadian pianist Ton Pratt, touring Australia under the Australian Broadcam Re Comimisaltin, was highlighted with past performances in London and New York. Also planned is Joan Hang Toond, the celebrated Austrian dramatic pianist, with public appearances at the Albert Hall noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Musica Spelety
Daley
Ton Pratt
Australia
Albert Hall
Agues Pratt
Price
Rdgwe Baintan
London
Theny
Muale
Pearing
Fore Hall
NBC
Symphony
New Yonk
Howard Werumn
Rene Pratt
Rewico
Hin Werival
Auatentia
Pratt
Canberra
Joan Hummo
Alburt
Missing student found shot in Sydney
A severely damaged report from Friday details the discovery of a missing student named Lindsay Tuer at a campus location in Sydney. The student, described as a belea identent with a tortite algain, had been missing since Tuesday and was found with a bullet wound to the head, with authorities noting possible mental health concerns.
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Sydney
Tuesaday
Toodlay
Emo
Lindsay Tuer
Bela
Adole
ALP Partial Lifting of Ban Reported in Sydney
The New South Wales State branch of the ALP decided to night to partially lift a ban that had been imposed, affiliated with certain organizations. It will not apply to the Australian Labor Party model and aims to allow Arn Whata, president of that society, to stand for Labour in Wentworth in the federal section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tiday
ALP
Bodel
Wallaby Rail Trolley Crash Tops Boyne Valley News
A rail trolley crash near Wallaby Wallaby Bridge injures three men and kills a wallaby. Victims identified as Fredrick Pubner, 38, and Mavert Cross, with Trailed right tiny noted. The incident occurred Friday in February along the Boyne Valley rail line near Gladstone.
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Bribbani
Fea
Rall Motor Travers
Hing
Boyne Valley
Gladstone
Wallaby
Invitation to Mr Churchill from Australia Attendees Named
The Austalian delegation proposes inviting Mr Churchill to visit for a Pere Shores conference. Leaders discuss coordinating arrival plans and potential to align on shared objectives. A late Zohn Cur Pad and talkers group will support the visit arrangements and ensure formal reception.
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Ormmant
Martina Inader
Coufchin
Stet Acai
Pere Sera
Cadiay
Ion
Oppraliion Bion
Coal Bill Heads to Passage This Session
Parliament news notes the coal bill moving forward with the aim of action by January 1. debate focuses on defense and reconstruction, with Mr Meckell returning yesterday and Prime Minister Abbott in discussions on war reconstruction measures.
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Utr
Aeant Benster
Adauver
Mr. Meckell
Fruitless Search for Murderer Leaves City Frustrated
A garbled report describes a tense to day search for a killer with outraged reactions from Joan Gian and others. Police coordinated a quieted effort, but no suspect was found and no public leads emerged. The incident unsettled residents as investigators reviewed evidence and questions persisted.
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Sabes
Petees
Eo Renee
Joan Gian
A.W.U. LB' To LABOUR PAI Labour Party meeting noted
An unclear draft note references members and a plan to collect a portion for the Labour Party activities. The fragment mentions Yasar and general labor group phrases but lacks coherent details or names.
Church Service At Enolamd Parish Amid Diverse Rituals
A damaged church page lists services at Church of Enolamd and Presbyterian Church of Et Andi Rin. Details include Holy Communion at 6 am and 10 am, Evensong, sermons by multiple ministers, and a Sunday School program with a morning and afternoon schedule.
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Church OF Enolamd
Triestyy
St John's Barta
Ven
Srison
Pauya
Manuka
Peny McKeown
McKaownt
Prerdyterian Church of
Et Andi Rin
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Cyantard
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PaarTiowa
Kimeton Butehery
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Suneaton
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Canberen Times
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BR. & Dunbar
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Bateman's Pap
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UFE National Arma. Ngl
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CFTY
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Ilay
ALC
Jo, Lewis
The
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J. R. Minter
U.S
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Auet
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House of van
Herne Bay
Secret War Fund
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Santee Reese
Wallaly
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