YMCA Snow Trip Popular Amid Snow Event Plans
The YMCA organizes a weekend snow trip from Canberra with pickup points Civic Manuka and Kingston, returning around 2 pm. Capacity for about 20 members is noted, with bookings at the YMCA Centre. Ski jumping contests and local events are highlighted, including Balmann Cup and related activities.
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Teaver
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Teave
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Cuthewe
Munyang
Maaskon
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Iron
Vo Mavarians
Hans Sette
Frank Aigner
Austraan
Tira Toran
Roach
Kosciske
Anguau
Warvanta Tt
Off to National Fitness Camps in New South Wales
A group of 22 pupils from Bombala Dinegate Queanbeyan Cooma and Goulburn join a training camp at Point Wolaton Broken Bay Lake Macquarie and nearby venues. The camp lasts 14 days with craft camping and practical activities led by King and an education officer. Canberra children will return to Sydney on the night of August 5.
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Ghana
Point Wolaton
Lake Macquarie
Brekey Bay
Queanbeyan
Bombala
Dinegate
Cooma
Goulburn
King
Broken Bay
Jnenen
U S Cooperation on New Weapons Revealed
Washington reports that the United States and another nation are moving closer to joint development of new weapons and warfare expertise. Secretary Wilson indicated doubling consultations and expansion of research efforts while aiming for possible new missions and shared resources.
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Washington
Liejiain
United State
Xuideyrinaflen
U.S
Me Ain
Cease-fire in Indo-China reshapes postwar balance
TheIndo-China cease-fire ends the long struggle and prompts military regrouping in the region. Talks emphasize political negotiations, international cooperation, and adherence to future settlement terms, with leaders insisting on disarmament, protection of frontiers, and a broad peace framework.
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Indo
China
Indo-China
Laon
Cambodia
Benge
Ting
Vietnam
Korea
Kones
United Nations
Gart Apia
Tnto
Thullon
Returned Soldiers Seek War Pensions Revision
A deputation led by Sir George Holland urged the Exchequer Cabinet sub-committee to revise war pensions. They pressed for fair, extended rates, immediate settlements, and additional grants for service home support. The plan envisions adjustments for permanent incapacity and other service-related needs, with careful attention to veterans in wartime service and civilian dependents.
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League
George Holland
Exnter
George Hollindwal
Fed
Ani
Elvilians
Water Board to Buy Japanese Steel for Public Works
The Metropolitan Water Board intends to purchase Japanese steel reinforcing materials to speed up construction. Delays in material supply quoted by Dr Upton as costly, with waits proving more expensive than import costs. The board aims to secure 254 tonnes of steel at £0.04 per ton and notes the global steel production surge supports Australian and Japanese sourcing.
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Sydney
Welnrsang
Ausatralia Staver
Japan
Benz
Upton
Denies Overcharging By Lawyers in Third Party Claim
The article reports on a lawyer dispute over alleged overcharges in a third party claim. An association leader criticizes the amount billed and notes costs reaching £100,000, about one percent of total damages. The general manager comments on communications and potential government scrutiny.
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Wes Toason
Elie Field
Toed
Ferguson
Smvearrmont
Mtr. Ferguson
History of Canberra Girl Guide Movement Outlined by Commissioner
Mrs J Pulyard details the Canberra Girl Guide movement from its early roots in the 1930s to the formation of the Astudlt company and local troops. She notes leadership by Mrs Wings and Mrs C Daley, the association's growth during wartime, and ongoing activities supported by parents and community groups.
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North
J. Pulyard
Stimmington
Astuldt
Pakihon
Finley
Wings
Eldee
Duntrop College
Achils
Halldiy
le Angers
Tuvand
Most Labour Council Officers Re-elected
The Labour Council re-elected most officers at its annual meeting while one post remained unsettled by delegates. New members and positions were discussed, including the election of a vice-chair and other senior roles, with debate on hospital charges and arbitration court proposals shaping the agenda.
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Labour Council
Dearwin
Tn AC 4 Trade and Lavour Council
Mead Reid
A Incheigh
Ballus
Henry
MaCauley
Lal
Gnu
Findusty
Eric Bas Ae Auerd
Mn Ute
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Cpes
Linn
Uh Fino
Hla Wow
Hslanes
Cad
MIT Rammunind
Ammlutance Crangen
Byrne
Weld
Costa
Kind
New State Conference Draws Smyth and Rowland in Sydney
Personal Mediat Praser and Mr 1, HW Rowling, a resident, sealed a vice president seat as They represented Con herre Gegney at the New State Conference of teesaug in Sydney toemioregy.
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Rowling
Aresident Vind
Wht
Prime minister to explain new cabinet arrangement
The Prime Minister announces the first meeting of ministers under a new cabinet arrangement chaired by the President of the Executive Council Eric Harrison. The aim is to unify the two cabinet committees and set in motion policy plans. The focus is on ministerial duties, travel, and the approach to major policy issues ahead of the next political cycle.
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Minton
Ontmitipe
View
Eric Harrison
Menwless
Mens
Trensby
Weather Summary From Canberra and Surrounds
Weather notes show 8 am barometer readings and 2 pm forecasts for Canberra and nearby regions. Temperatures near the capital range from cool to mild with northerly to southerly winds, forecasts mention cold early conditions fading to warmer afternoons and overall unsettled conditions across districts.
Record flight to Brisi Arisant and city leg details
A noisy clipping reports a flight record to Brisi Arisant with timing at 60 minutes for a trip from the city to Hriebany and notes a former endorsement by Caplan Kay Chietaige.
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Brisi Arisnant
Conrut
Caplan Kay Chietaige
Letters To The Editor From Canberra Motorist
A Canberra letters page laments road upkeep and pedestrian safety. The writer urges action on road paving repairs and plantings along a main thoroughfare in Leven An We Rung area, noting tree roots and pavement damage. Fragments mention local authorities and public works priorities.
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Tyster
Wwe
Canberra
Niiner
Unclear March Road Accident Count Report
The fragmentary text reports March quarter road accidents with scattered references to locations and individuals. It mentions intersections and alleged incidents but provides no coherent event, date, or verifiable details suitable for a concise summary.
Fragmented OCR Text Summary of Historical Page Segment
A scrambled OCR fragment notes names and places like Vine and Oliver, with unclear actions. It references times such as 234 am and mentions gates and ancestry themes. The visible material is garbled and lacks coherent events or a clear人物.
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Veatantay
Portrait of Robert Garran by W. A. Dargie
A fragmented notice describes Robert Garran being portrayed by W. A. Dargie at Canberra’s university gallery. The text mentions a ceremonial or exhibition context with references to portraits, patrons, and a formal reception.
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Dargie
I Robert Garran
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