Canberra Airport Tender and Works Department Notices
A scrambled notice from the Canberra region lists invitations for tenders and service provisions including aerodrome buffet service, airline movement data to the public, and delivery of curtains and hardware for Albert Hall Canberra. It mentions W. Dunbam director and the Canberran Tourist Bureau, with dates in August and references to envelopes endorsed for the bid process.
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Atl
Ight Rick
Canberra
Seccraail Ye Regu
W. Dunbam
Dirertor
Canherre Tourist Buccan
Emonweast
Australia
Tunera
Dirire of Works
Department At Works
Cantera
ACV
Pam
Turaday
Albert Hall
Denby
Artefioe of
Ad Murming
Aflaon Lemmon
Skeletar
Difference Between Communist and Labour Strikes Stirs Debate
The Canberra Times reports on a debate over strikes linked to the Waterside Workers Federation and communist influence. Government critics argue both sides use direct action, while supporters deny unique alignment with communism and condemn unapproved strikes.
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Feder
Australia
Tte
Ube
Airthis
Comonweamith
Wale Goygmmrat
Spokiemm
Yletun
Tney
B M A Challenges Free Medicine Act In High Court
In London on Friday the British Medical Association moves to block the Free Medicine Act, seeking an injunction pending High Court review. A writ will be issued by BMA opponents as they reargue key provisions likely to be invalid, while doctors may continue prescribing on their own forms until the court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jbm.a
Hunter
Brush Medical Association
Finn
Britian Medical Association
Crows Wolletter
Commonwealth
High Court
Munter
Benator McKenna
Minter
Eich
Gaoled Union Officials May Face Debtors' Section
A court heard arguments on whether union officials jailed for contempt may transfer to debtors' prison. Justice Wolld orders possible light labor sentences if payments by federations are not completed. Proceedings involve officials from the Minors' Federation and Wasleraids Workers' Federation amid broader legal state actions expected within three weeks.
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Aydney
Bulliven
Federation
Ikea
Justice Waster
Adina’ Federation
Was Leraids Workers’ Federation
Asa
Mining union leaders to meet in Sydney next Wednesday
Unclear text indicates mining union leaders will gather in Sydney next Wednesday to discuss coalfield actions and potential aggregate meetings. Mentions government stance and Army labour, with fragmented quotes about timing and authority.
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Sydney
Fridey
Pepple
Ald
Priinve
Iain
Hartsonsible Authoritie
Israel Gift To Dr Evatt Described In London Dispatch
London dispatch reports a detailed account of Israel’s gift to Dr. Evatt. The piece notes multiple figures and diplomatic gestures, with references to aviation and international cooperation. The narrative mentions prominent individuals and connected events, highlighting the ceremonial exchange and its diplomatic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
DR. Evatt
Church Services and Local Notices Summary
A fragmented church page lists multiple services, sermons, and community events. It mentions pastors and locations such as Braddon Camp and Camp Forrest, with times around 10 am and 11 am, and references to Sunday worship, kindergarten programs, and evening devotions.
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Mrvacher
the Het Ray
Archaeaevi Taw
Paula
Chutal Rocharechet
Kai
Avenaong
Beet Armatrong
Amalie Stall
Atteco Chilteet
Mary Baars
Bragdon
Frante’ Camp
Devoromy
Forrest
Tateka Brardon
Causeway Fm
Candenalin
Braddon
Re Andis Toy
Mestur
Morrison
Adusningerie
Benoit
Kade Rats
Fem
Lyon
Avitieer
Rusiat
M.A. Myruster
Queensland miners prepare for extended work stoppage
Reports indicate miners and unions in Queensland are planning coordinated actions as talks fail to avert a strike. Work sites anticipate recalls and returned production delays while authorities monitor troop and convoy movements across northern and western coal fields.
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Noethern
Cullen Bull
Vonauterea
Nothing to Fear In Hush-Hush Talks in U.S.A.
Washington Friday report on hush hush talks about a possible atomic fission pact and the North Atlantic alliance. President Truman addressed the nation, noting no German threats, while signaling a forthcoming official atomic secretariat and signatories to a North Atlantic Pact.
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U.S.A
Washington
Tose
Stomtc
Fey
Truman
Ceara
Melbourne conductor prospects in Victorian orchestras
Sir Bernard Meing refused an offer from the AWC to join as conductor of the Victorian Symphony Orchestra formed by the ALC I with the Victorian Government. Mr. B. J. Boyer said Sir Bernard would stay with Melbourne University, but could be available as conductor with several state symphonies.
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Landon Gockere
Landon Docks
United Kingdom
Miriam
Amatrulla
Melbourne
Walshice Workers’ Federation
Mydney
Bernard Meing
AWC
Victorian Symphony Orchestra
ALC I
Annot
ABC
B. J
Gaol Sentence for Nazi's Widow Reported in City Court
The widow of a Nazi figure was sentenced today to six to twelve months hard labor and fined five pounds by Denton Sal at Central Courts Halinoit Devonshire Street. She pleaded guilty to a vagrancy charge and faced no charge of conspiring with examiners. A notice of appeal was later lodged.
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Bydney
Idby Jonnataimion
Arnold Orcer Merit
Gregory von Bherat
Bee
Weather Canberia Forecast From Meteorological Station
The report from the meteorological station in Felrbelin covers the 20 hour period commencing at 0 pm yesterday. It notes fine and cloudy intervals with broken cloud cover and a cool to cold night followed by a mild day. A northeast to northwest wind develops, bringing freshening conditions.
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Felrbelin
Yesteriay
Narsbowee
Ime
Anowera
Fonda
Officer Defends Migrant Shipments Amid Turmoil
Friday reports from Sydney describe international refugee concerns as an officer defends the types of migrants heading to America and Britain aboard the Bremenport. Officials deny illegality. migrants’ arrival is linked to ongoing investigations and public service debates.
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Bydney
Sacha
Bremeport
Demeral Harry Texter
Seal Tirath
Pers
Anip
Aghia
Goninalan
Oreik
Wendt
Europe
Desei
Woo Bunki
Tiacare
Murnamong
Thening
America
Britain
Awatralit
Arrvice Organization
Wendt Seid
Rail space offer for other traffic at Darling Harbour
Iriving Sydney proposes additional rail space for other traffic at Darling Harbour to country land. Spare two available from date onward. Inquiries directed to Metropolitan Goods Superintendent at Darling Harbour or Commercial Manager at Central Station.
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Sydney
Irving
Darling Harbour
Winsor
Darling Har
Central Station
Boxers Return From England Disappointing
A boxer returning from England reports disappointment at limited earnings and poor pay, saying there was no trouble getting a license but money was not good enough in Australia. He warns others against going to England for boxing.
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Bydney
Ben Alley
Mysiney
Deral Senate Team for Victoria
The Liberals and Country Party announced the Bensterlectrume team for Victoria Melbourne on Friday. It includes J A Spicer Major General G J Rankin and others with officers Gortay and Moe, and J Weagewoo.
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Deral
Victoria
Melbourne
Liberal — Country Party
J. A. Spicer
G. J. Rankin
Gortay Ant Moe
Weagewoo
Coal Unloaded From Haligonian Duke Event
Indian car unloaded from the Maligosian Duke under police guard today. Twenty five trucks are used by Brnnaport to move coal from the ship to works. The cargo has been in the ship's hold for months and is now proceeding.
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Melbourne
Duke Py Army
Nay
Watersiders Protest Against Gaol Sentences
Sydney reports a watersiders protest against gaol sentences following a Federal Executive directive. Aimed actions included planned stoppages across branches in Mackay Townsville Perth and Victoria, with penalties and fines highlighted as pressure points in the labor dispute.
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Watersiders
In the Ring Melbourne Sparring Round Ends Brutal Night
Melbourne boxing arena hosts a fierce session with fighters Frenehiman and Gleewe trading heavy blows. The bout features 14 rounds in Victoria amid a rough crowd as crowds push for action and a decisive win.
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Melbourn
Tae Frenehiman
Pierre Im
Gfrated
Gleewe
Victoria
Melbourne
New Postage Stamp Burney Announced for September First
A new postage stamp design replacing the current issue on September 1 features a slightly smaller globe motif. The announcement comes from the Postmaster Central with remarks attributed to Senator Can Shu.
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Burney
No Information of Commenism to RSL
Fragments report a lack of information on communist activities among groups including memes, Christians, and other affiliates. The state council planned actions to suppress perceived communist influence and improve countermeasures.
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RSL
Aydney
Heditler
L. Newaquertors
State Council
Yeonard
Btale
Lewing
North Atlantic Pact details and mutual defense terms
Fragmented OCR overview describes the North Atlantic Pact defining mutual defense obligations among signatories. It references collective security, armed attack on Europe or North America, and consultation by a national council with mutual aid provisions. The text appears garbled but centers on treaty purpose, duration, review, and ratification processes.
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Atlantis
Europe
North Ame
North Atlantic
Hugh
North_America
Alge Hian
France
Chine
Orves
Bry
Yeusela
Atte Defoe
Inna Ant
Healy
Netherlands
Ipening
National Assembly
Wrekeend
Donimark
MutNoriaes
Yormal Ratisenti
Hobart Clerk Sees Canberra Bill Progress
Hobart Clerk impressed by Canberra progress in building program. Report in Mercury notes rapid erection of lines and slabs. references Sydney and Melbourne connections and remarks by Mr. Sele on Taamenia building efforts.
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Hobart
Canberra
Taamnania
Melboourne
Houaee
Sele
Taamenia Erie Nake
No Complaints by Builders at Sale of Bricks to Yass
Fragmented report notes builders supply bricks to Yass project and questions over contracts and payments. Mentions Canberra shipments and local brickyards with unclear details on orders and job status.
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Yass
Amateur Golf Championship report from Bonal Door
One country player Ay dmay rituy, Mauifert, was runner up in the New England championship as WHE among the three top players turning in strong rounds. Malifert led with 7 four at times and topped the field in early rounds, while R.A Craig of Wagga posted 84 and RH Burgess of Singleton scored 0 as the event began at Manly with the final rounds set for tomorrow.
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Aydmay
Rituy
Mauifert
Na Sens
Emrda
Bonal Door
Ee Malifert
Ari
Gine
Manly
O Morrow
Craig
Wagga
Burgess
Singleton
Lord Ammon Resigns From Government Posts
London reports Lord Ammon, chair of the Nation Dock Labour Board, resigns from government posts amid controversy over recent government actions. He remains head of the Dock Board and urges ministers to accept responsibility, with Labour figures discussing impacts on policy and port operations.
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Lord Ammon
London
Nation Dock Labone Board
Bown Mumelum
Atlee
Renigmation
Willy Bie Pont
Muntotey
Uy Labant Sf Taner
Lord Amman
Labont
Railway union claims for higher pay deferred
An adjournment in Melbourne delayed a hearing on railway workers pay demands. A commissioner and union representatives faced questions over wage proposals and the terms of settlement. The hearing focuses on a 1 percent rise and the effect on workers, with both sides staking positions.
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Railway Union
Czech Planes to Race in Britain
Unclear fragments indicate Czech planes to race in Britain at an international meeting. Text is damaged but mentions withdrawal and a request to allow participation after a misunderstanding. Names and concrete details unavailable due to garbled OCR.
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Britain
London
Caesnoshuyakian
Biainvon
Trlund
Treen
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Artiua Circle
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Qreensland
Queensland Minere’ Fravration
T. Miller
Peraunde
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