Ambiguous broadcasting plan stirs regional communications debate
A fragmented report notes officials discuss widening the broadcasting system with additions to regional stations. Statements from Renato Ashley Iles and others suggest planned enhancements and broader access, though details remain unclear and phrasing is inconsistent.
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Brindane Wetnessay
Tre Gavgramant
Ares
Fentoy General Bemator
Ashiny Tenday
Mutta v Broadcasting System
Bn Ghats
Renato Ashley Iles
Monsoon Flight Turbulence Report From Melbourne
Australian crew members Pilot-Oficer Frank Nena of Albury and Pilot-Oficer Al Ruwald of Linfield faced violent turbulence in a monsoonal flight. The aircraft was hurled about, communications failed, an engine cylinder overheated then cooled, and the crew worked to regain control amid the storm.
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Melbourne
Oficer
Frank Nena
Geros
Albury
al ‘Ruwald
Linafleld
Bowling Canberra Club Elects Leaders at Lanilé Meeting
Canberra Bowling Club elected J G Cantionn as president with Lowrey van thoden as patron. Officers include 0.4 Beattie as vice, R K McD Fry and A W Lican as secretaries, W Cottingham as assistant secretary, H A Peterson as treasurer, and W J Pier won as a committee member. The second and third presidents were elected, a pipes presentation to J S Letton noted, and annual reports show 148 members up from 121 with £300 in Commonwealth funding and patriotic donations totaling £190 11s 10d. The club highlighted success in Federal District Association events and various cup and championship results with multiple winners and runners-up listed.
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Lanilé
Lowrey van Thoden
J. G. Cantionn
Beattie
McD
Fry
A W. Lican
W Cottingharm
HA. Peterson
W. J Pier
B.H. Dee
Letton
J. W . Cooper
G. Gratton
T. Marshall
C. F. Cook
L. M. Lott
Weatherman
Weatheraton
Memrid
Monsian
Weatherston
Tively
KS. Letton
Trenmucer
Presient
W. Bale
Commonwealth
Jonne
Gersteaten
Raneimim
Magnemmtal
Pdaltians
Federal District Association
Ainglen
Vularrnity
Queanbeyan
Chih
Ttmuccom
Jolmern
Canberra
Chimeron
A. RL. Peters
Riwnner
J Davies
CR. Weidner
G McFarlane
TH. Tre- Villian
WH Bales
Civil rights demands after demobilization urged by association
The group argues for equal treatment for service members who left business to enlist, demanding compensation and the right to start new ventures after discharge. They call for pensions for war disabilities and for widows, plus policies to retain female members in service and ensure fair job opportunities post demobilization.
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Sydney
Wheat farmers warned surplus must not force policy change
Qunnedah reports Wheat Minister Scully told the Wheat Growers Union Conference the Commonwealth will not permit more entrants into wheat farming. He said shortages of labor and material limit relief and Australia must maintain production under the wheat agreement to prevent low prices. Production projected around 130 million bushels from 11 million acres, with surpluses expected to be absorbed gradually, while imports may fall short if prices stay reasonable.
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Qunnedah
Commonwealth
Blade Clethe
Scully
Wheatgrowers’ Union
Australia
Newt Weason
Europe
Ilbo
Scout Notes Celebrate Troop Birthday In Canberra
Scout notes recount a troop birthday celebration attended by parents and Girl Guides. Highlights include skits, relay races, a going up ceremony from Cubs to Scouts, a decorated cake, talks by Eric Taylor and others, and a guard of honour at Gov General events. The troop grows to 14 strong with new member Jim Burden. weekly competitions and a forthcoming dance are planned. Canberra Cubs reopen Friday at St. John’s Hall for ages 9 to 13.
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Gunantenyan
Sapper Es Serredone
Coalke
Mra Dougisa
McLain
Comeltven
Eric Taylor Aho
Babaly
Gov ‘Ernor
P.L
John Hungerbird
Kevin Knowles
Jim Burden
Kate
Canberra
John's
Cubs
Batck
Jon's Church
Ubusk Pam
Agen
Innt
Oslo School Lunch Program Ends Amid Butter Ration Cuts
MLA stated Oslo lunch scheme at Camperdown Public School will likely stop after three and a half years due to butter rationing. Gorman may authorize a higher butter allotment to continue serving up to 180 children daily with wholemeal bread sandwiches milk and fat, though 180 lunches cannot be sustained under current ration.
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Sydney
X. B
Oslo Lynch Achame
Camperdown
Gorman
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