MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY NEWS ROUNDUP
Sydney and Melbourne reports cover tax returns due by end of June in Australia, voyage notes on Charles Lindbergh touring Melbourne, and police uncovering forged petrol coupons. A Melbourne funeral for a state-supported service is noted, along with a death in Adelaide linked to alcohol fermentation, and French forces activity near the Marne canal.
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Ale Ling
Melbourne
Charles Lindberg
Australis
Pacific
Lindberg
Tta Ua
Airyerat
Sydney
Werenma
Atmlal
Thuredey
Freon Cemetery
Church of England
Bydney
Council of the Grar Gere Lesclalion
Cowdray
Uel
Syd
Adelaigr
Mline Anil Company
Dia Hey
Gilbert Percival’ Hocking
Casmece
Eauwea
Locke
Marne-Ruine
Ratiweys
Personal note on Mr Clift Tweiftees in Canberra
Mr Clift Tweiftees, who has been in Canberra, is noted in a brief personal item. Details remain limited in the fragmented text.
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Mr. Clift Tweiftees
Canberre
France to Celebrate July 14 Amid Hope for Liberty Return
A reflective piece on France marking Bastille Day under renewed tyranny fears and Allied support. It notes Normandy freed by Allied forces and envisages a future when France regains liberty, faces rebuilding, and asserts that liberation paths lead to Germany’s defeat. It mentions de Gaulle, Giraud, and provisional government debates in Algiers.
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Adee Tesey
Gerrans Ng
France
Normandy
Ton Pifort
Algiers
French Nations Committee of Liberation
United States
de Gaulle
Bae
Ted Washington
Darian
Giraud
Hitler
Germany
Teers
Blond
Teeran
Welfare officer surveys creche needs in Canberra
A deputation appointed by a major body urged the prime minister to inspect preschool and creche facilities in Canberra. They called for a mass survey of proposed centers and recommended contractors be ready to build small creches with available materials.
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Canberra
Dorothy
O. Andrews
C. Buren
Mesdaas K. Railay
J. Lick
Abe
I Br. C. P
Milmind
Germans Face New Allied Tactics In Broad War Front
Reporting from the front, Allies shift to novel methods challenging German lines. German command spreads forces along roads, disperses columns to feed critical goals, while bombings intensify in the hinterland as reserves move along difficult routes.
Family men seek relief and tax relief plan
A meeting of family men is planned for next Wednesday to form the Parily mot action Association to ask the Government for assistance for housewives. The group will later consider other issues including taxation relief for families.
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Briebane
Parilymot Action Association
Ohiain
French Flags to Fly Again on July 14
The Prime Minister said that the French flag would be flown again on Commonwealth buildings today along with the Union Jack and the Australian flag as part of France's rational day. He noted the Australian government supported restoring the flag display and looked forward to extending allied symbolism.
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Ser. Curtin
Commonwealth
France
District Rainfall Report Highlights Local Totals
Rainfall in the district yesterday totaled scattered amounts with Kimmitabel at six points and Horitale four, Jindanyne three, Tombong four, and Safogate zero. Bendoc Park posted notable totals while Deliteknors and Vie recorded eastward trends toward seven meters by morning.
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Kimmitabel
Pointe
Horitale
Safogate
Bayridale
Jindanyne
Tombong
Bendoc Park M.oman Vie
Deliteknors
Crown Law opinion on referendum and parliamentary control
The Crown Law report, cited by counsel, argues the referendum relates to Parliament’s will and to constitutional government by regulation. It notes the amendment sought to ensure that executive use of regulations remains subject to Parliament and constitutional safeguards, while critiquing attempts to widen ministerial powers. The opinion concludes the proposed provisions do not grant executive power to make regulations but increase parliamentary oversight and safeguards against premature regulation.
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Carin
Vielonan Pramier
Naregard
Reiula
Bon
Dunstan
Wilbur Ham Ke
W. J. Fullager
Curtin
Wan
Maire
Mamm
Ullayur
Mr. Curtin
Usn
Molicitorsienerad
Morge Knowles
Frotunor K. If
Mr. GW
Yyler
Wubur
ICC
Ibeition
Manaun
Alr
Ian Cat
Plager Noreag
faUtien
Farliament
Ng & Latinet
Requisona
Bydney
Thuraas
At -Gevereh
Evatiy
Ua Ag
Menaiaa
Me Spenger
Victarit
Wallaald
Lang to Launch Campaign on Referendum
The Lang Labour Party plans a mass rally on Sunday June 25 at Tanom wakéra as part of the anti referendum campaign. Speaker list includes J T, Mrs Lillian Fowler and executive members. Existing powers are deemed adequate to handle grantors and referendums, with debate centering on safeguarding provisions and executive powers.
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LANG
Lang Labour Party
Unday
Tanom
Wakéra
Tr. J.T
Lillian Fowler
Tals
Fowlers
Aince
Newtown
No Decision Yet on Butter Restoration Rate
A committee report indicates no decision today on restoring the Butter rate. The Commerce Minute suggests declines and a possible executive action delaying full-rate restoration until after the next week. Officials noted concerns over reduced production timelines and anticipated gains not evident until September.
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Cablatt
Departmental timber yard workers strike ends at conference
Workers at the Interior Department timber yards halted duties after an ultimatum demanding a biemiass was presented. A conference resolved the dispute with charges dropped, replacements agreed, and the men to return to work.
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Amer
Department of the Interior
AW. Organuner
Ordiner
Ute
Ambar
Wren
Hospital Faces Shortage of Offal Meats
Canberra Community Hospital reports a serious shortage of white and vital meats impacting patient care. Superintendent and Dr Nott cite frozen imports and procurement issues as causing a lack of lamb and other supplies, with the Federal Meat Purveyor and Prices Commissioner involved but not reached. The hospital plans to alleviate the shortage through available alternatives as the shortage is expected to last a week.
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Canberra Community Hospital
de LW
A.C.T
Mutean
Watt
Uim
Nott
Beer lounges for troops unlikely plan
The Commonwealth Government is unlikely to act on the suggestion that beer lounges be established in capital cities for Australian service personnel on leave. The question will be considered by the Cabinet in due course.
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Commonwealth
Ormandy Seeks Army Theater Support for Cities
conductor Mr. Ormandy of the Philadelphia Orchestra telegraphed the Army minister Mr. Ford advising that a memorandum on the need for an orchestral theater in major cities and national theatres would be received soon. He said he would not make final recommendations until he formed an opinion after consulting the Melbourne orchestra.
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Antgene Ormanay
Philadelphia Orchestra
Forde
Dia
National Theatre
Ormandy
le Melbourne Orchestra
Forde to Inspect Army Hospitals in Australia
The Minister for the Army Mr Forde will visit military hospitals across Australia to gain up to date knowledge of wartime treatment and post war needs. He aims to assess employment and protection issues and consider constitutional changes for post war governance.
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Mr. Forde
Australia
Gainea
jArmy
Sontrala
Necmaeary
Tega Land
Ubeima
Paderel
Wells Next Week to Lord and Lady Gowrie
A garbled OCR note mentions Wells next week to Lord and Lady Gowrie and references Victoria and an apparent procession or event. The fragmentary text is readability limited and lacks clear dates or locations beyond the names.
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WELLS
Lord and Lady Gowrie
Scarlet Fever Prevention Efforts Amid Publicized Health Talk
Dr. Drahanse Drew from the Mi fan Health Office stated in a broad charter day briefing that measles fever spread was being combated. Gha Gleame reported varying reactions and a timed plan. toe gores and febrile symptoms were discussed, while a fear of transmission prompted calls for hospital admission and vaccination measures.
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Drahanse Drew
Toe Gores
Drew
Commonwealth Moves to End Disputes
A fragmented report describes government efforts to resolve a dispute with an industrial arbitrator. The text mentions railways, a commissioner, and an end-week expectation, though many words are garbled. The essence is government action to settle labor or industrial differences through arbitration.
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Commonwealth
Unregistered Revolver Case Echoes Military Past
The court records detail an unfinished incident involving an unregistered revolver once carried by a former Lieutenant General in OM ALP. The defendant, now retired from active service, is linked to the weapon as part of a reserve duty context. A Crown prosecutor noted opinions on the matter, while discussions referenced a December date and military connections.
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Edward
OM Alp
G. Queans
French National Day in Sydney Celebrated by French Community
The Free French Information Service in Australia notes that Branca National Day will be celebrated by French citizens and supporters in Sydney tomorrow. The statement emphasizes unity among French people and friends of France during the current political climate.
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Sydney
Lgt
Venta
France
Frech
Australi
Move to Prevent Rail Strike in Sydney Report
Thureau Largerety Pomibilly announces a stop work meeting set for December 20 to press demands for pay during a rail labor dispute. The action was referred to Mr Hath, chairman of the railway dispute committee, and involves Brockman of the Aro rey Bearvanes in the imne, with the Maur Union president pushing the issue to Minister Brexeford.
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Sydney
Thureau
Brockman
Imne
Maur Union
Art
Brexeford
Canadian Wheat for European Relief
Canada plans to supply wheat for Europe in relief efforts. The program calls for about 1.0 to 1.1 billion in value, with Canada contributing nearly 71 million pounds. The aid will be coordinated through the United Nations and delivered via the Allied Mutual Aid Board to support postwar needs.
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Fedore
Canada
Wytar
Arope
Tustien Davia
Telealan
United Nations
United Stations Wellet Fuss
Eritaaina
Saad Fe
Cote Adian Mutual Aid Board
Het Airandy
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