Canberra Court Reports Include Drunken Conduct and Fines
Canberra Court records detail three days of hard labour for Wishart Gondie for disorderly conduct and drinking near Canberras Avenue. Other cases include Leonard Gregory failing to appear, results of motor vehicle offences, and fines for school attendance and theft related charges.
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Wishart Gondie
Canberre
Avenue
4S. KE
Canberra
Ivey
Dance Halla
Laonard Gregory
Oxley’ S Trust
Kingston
Bie Ham
William Morrice Wallace
Caunaway
Hin
Jonethe Brown
Canberra committee forms to revive St John Ambulance interest
A Canberra committee was formed to revive interest in the St John Ambulance association. The inaugural meeting outlined a five year plan and discussed publicity, training, and monthly meetings while stressing continued knowledge of first aid and nursing. Members questioned perks and travel grants, and a policy on re examination for older first aid certificates was set.
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Ligut
Col. J
H. Goodwin
A. Bridson
F Douglas
S Assetant
Mien
Mears
CF Etrickland
T Nilley
W. J. Minamvell
Coegis Mendes Wich
Ney Uth
Mien Mt. Higgina
Bt. John Ambulance
Fife
Broken Hill
Bt. Joh
Cot. Goodwin
Dasi
Byaouy
Manina
Uutn
Mt Wan Tselema
Australia backs Indonesia amid Dutch tensions
In a Sydney dispatch the Premier of Indonesia stated Australia was sympathetic and favorable toward Indonesia as the conflict with the Dutch continued. Deputy Opposition Leader Harrigan argued the British Prime Minister should not remain silent or detached while Australia weighs its stance among the Dutch and the Indonesian republic.
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Ydney
Indonesia
Tad Aid
Australia
Ainst
Ite
Harrigan
Harriaon
Chifley
Uaustralia Wilbe
Bey Harmer Wily
Harrinon
Breathing Space Sought for Japan in Territorial Dispute
A Japanese newspaper article reprinted in the Ringliah language paper discusses Japan seeking breathing space amid claims over territories gained through past ceasion. It notes divisions over the extent of Japan’s territories from Korea to the South Seas and mentions a significant loss of money in the process.
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Tokyo
Westnonta
Japan
Uri
Korea
South Seas
Junior Tennis Team prepares for Sydney tour
Advice outlines arrangements for the A.C.T. junior tennis tour of Sydney in August. The team will play at Manly and other centres and will practice at White City Sydney after arrival. Entries and eliminations form part of the intr an championship, with fees paid by the Asso. The team is expected to play in the events at the tour’s conclusion.
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A.C.T
Sydney
Manly
Rock
Nie
White Cry
Asso
New Air Services Timetable Changes Announced
Austrailian National Airways announces timetable alterations starting Monday. The early morning Sydney service is eliminated. A Melbourne to Canberra to Sydney route will run daily with Canberra arrival at 1 pm and Sydney departure at 7:30 pm. A Canberra return from Sydney will operate daily at 6:00 pm, arriving in Canberra at 7:10 pm, with return to Sydney at 7:20 pm.
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Austraan National Airways
Sydney
Melbourne
Canberra
Mydmay
Bus Service Inauguration Linking Canberra To Sydney Route
In a ceremony chaired by Mayor Bryson and T. Reed, officials unveil a new railway linked bus service connecting Canberra to Sydney. The route spans about 190 miles and launches this week, with a 21 hour journey from Yass to Orange previously reported as a 24 hour trip. Cowra residents protest a 340 rate while noting the service begins at 10 pm to Sydney.
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Mayora Nem
Oranga
Af Ar
Rion
Itr
Rensiniaon
Mesnra
L. Bryson
T W. Reed
Ralleadanthe
CentralsWeat
Cowra
Sydney
Culture plans for cabbage moths amid shortages emerge
An entomologist reports cabbage moths are inactive in Hobart and Canberra. Pupae shipments to assist culture efforts were forwarded by Naseer of the CLA, with experiments slated to begin by Tuesday at research facilities.
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Hobart
Iemain
Canberra
Naseer
CLA
Asaist
Editure
Nurses at Canberra Hospital Complete Cookery Course
Nurses at the Canberra Community Hospital are credited with successful completion of an industrial cookery course. Named participants include J. R Broadbent Burggaamer M Burn RA Davis J M HU 8 D Maher GH Moore and aM Winter.
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Canberra Community Hospital
J. R" Broadbent
Burggaamer
M. Burn
RA. Davis
J. M. HU
D. Maher
Moore
Winter
Fire at Prices ranch extinguished with negligible damage
A small fire broke out at the Prices ranch near Can Berra yesterday. Staff extinguished the blaze before help arrived, and Mr Stewart Murray raised the alarm when fumes were noticed seeping from under a door. The cause and extent remain undetermined.
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Stewart Murray
Serums and delays touch life in AR reports
A fragmented item notes a newly discovered life serum may arrive by ship from Amarden on Saturday. It references Army Sergeant John Francis Hopelant, 42, of Aytny, described as suffering from a condition linked to hemophilia. The text hints at delayed medical supplies and a struggle for treatment assistance.
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Audrey
Amarden
John Francis Hopelant
Aytney
Wage Increases For Gas Workers In Arbitration Court
Melbourne based gas workers won wage rises in arbitration. Judge Waxter awarded a 2 shillings 1d per hour premanent allowance for non rotating shifts and 3 shillings 9d for rotating shift work between 2 pm and midnight on Saturday.
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Melbourne
Westnominy
Dette
Abift Worl
Oiow
Mieka
Nsw
Waxter
Arbitration Court
Baturayn
Governor Warns Against Slackers in Melbourne Speech
Sir Winston Dugan addresses the State Congress urging action against lax wartime behavior. He notes many Australians misuse postwar relief as an excuse for indiscipline and cites his fourteen years of service to the nation, warning against widespread slackness.
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Melbourne
Winston Dugan
Congress of the
Australia
Ambassadors Call for Global Effort to End War
IT ambassador Robert Windbery told the American National Club in Sydney that world peace requires eliminating friction both internationally and nationally. He urged nations to work toward reduced tensions and heightened cooperation to prevent future wars.
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Ite
Aue
Walla
Robert Windlery
Joaning
American National Club
Sydney
Nationa
Youth College at Queanbeyan Report
Fragmented OCR text from a Queanbeyan youth college item mentions students and an event. Names and details are garbled but indicate a schooling context and an attendance note. The readable bits point to attendance from Toncelus and a three day period.
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Lain Brylcreem
Danileif
Dandruff
Andl Peeyevin
Dane Air Guassnalian
Mae
RUN
Uv Unnroe
Hotel Civic
Hancoock
Hancock
Pats
Joycle
Eh Ar
Lesley -Arthur Batrounds
Commonwealth ‘Avenue
Orrives
R. Phippari
Ramunda
Parliament House
Montgomery
Ajnsve Avenue
Doonkuna Street
Clarence Smith
Reid
Ned
Albert
Edward Whyte
Eastlake Works
Hontel
Lawrence
Alphonsue O'Bhandagy
He Hoatel
Porsalmon
Ronald Cute
Kaallake
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McDonnelly
Rastlake
Ingamea
Cute
Cutt
Rifle
Charles Muldowney
le Maguire
Revivieg Fateret
Adelaide
WHAM
Port Adelaide
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NEW Air Services
Queanbeyan
Seseninrae
Toncelus
ROYAL
NAVY
Mturre Aulnas
Hollermakers
Cappanithe
Patteranakers
Stitieres Pittere
Andianeerti'ioni
Turners
Marea
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Naval Recruiting
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Muriel
Scoff
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