Evangelical Lutheran Installation At St John’s Church Turner
More than 100 members of Holy Trinity Congregation attended the installation of Rev John Ubergang as pastor at St John’s Church. Rev P Harms from Albury officiated. Rev T W Lutz assisted. A church building grant of £7000 from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia was announced. new church planned beside the Lutheran manse in Watson Street Turner.
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Holy Trinity Congregation
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia
John Ubergeng
St. John's Church
Ubergang
Adelaide
Gilgandra
N.S.W
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
P. Harms
Albury
Watson Street
Turner
Australia must recognize Peking under international law
The acting Prime Minister argues that trade with China inevitably leads to political ties and calls for recognizing the Peking regime under the rule of international law. He notes the U K and others recognize Peking without forcing Formosa's status and urges convergence with global law to reduce Cold War tensions.
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China
McEwen
Peking
Australia
Asia
United States
Formosa
United Nations
United Kingdom
Russia
Auto
Europe
The Human Story Of Asian Events
A top American diplomat cites Red China’s restrained advance while Asia’s youth seek opportunity amid poverty and education growth. The piece contrasts Singapore’s relative progress with left wing appeal, rising Buddhist states, and China’s massive production push. Population and health gains intensify demand, fueling potential shifts toward communism or Western aid.
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Asia
Bis
Chinee
China
Tibet
Thailand
Burma
Japan
India
Indonesia
Malaya
Ceylon
Dalai Lama
Far East
United States
Singapore
Political Action Party
Kuala Lumpur
Ai Redtinged
Ree
South-East Asia
World Health and Hygiene
Perking
Red China
Official predicts rise in Asian trade and markets
The senior trade official A L Paltridge told a conference that Asia could rise 17 percent in long term exports, driven by higher living standards. He urged focus on Canada and the US while noting the UK may not regain prewar importance. He cited four cases where American firms used Australian manufacturing for cheaper U.S. production.
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South-East Asia
Japan
Senor of Trade Oration
Department of Rade
A. L. Paltridge
Australian Institute of Agement
Asia
Australia
Partridge
United Kingdom
Jr. Pallrrudge
Mr Christian to lecture on Composition at Canberra club
Mr C S Christian of the CSLBC will lecture on composition at the Canberra Photographic Society's Riverside club rooms tonight. The talk, tailored for movie makers, aims to boost artistry in cine camera work and home movies. Visitors will view two films: Years to Remember on the Snowy River project and a local appendectomy film. Mayo Hunter will outline future plans for the film unit, which recently produced Delayed Departure.
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C. S. Christian
C.s.lb.c
Canberra Fhhotographic Society
Riverside
The
Cine Group
Snowy River
Mayo Hunter
Japan Names Group To Attend Trade Talks
Japan announces a four member delegation for the annual Japan Australia trade review in Canberra starting June 22 led by Taiichiro Matsuo. Members include Bunroku Yoshino Mitsuo Tokugi and Hajime Hayata from ministries handling foreign trade sterling currency the food board and finance planning.
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Tokyo
A.a.p.reuter
Japan
Australia
Canberra
Taiichiro Matsuo
Ministry of Trade
Bunroku Yoshino
Foreign Ministry
Mitsuo Tokugi
Food Board
Couple Wed At Methodist Memorial Church In Hall
Mr and Mrs Staniey were married at the Methodist Memorial Church on Saturday and will reside in Hall. They honeymoon in Queensland. The bride, Janet Sackett, is the daughter of C F Sackett and the groom is the son of Mrs F Nowland and the late W Nowland of June. The bride wore delustred satin with a three tier veil. Attendants were Miss Puith Sackett and Miss Pat Sackett in grey brocaded satin. The groom’s brothers were John and Wesley Nowland. Guests came from Wollongong Sydney and Canberra.
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Staniey
Find
Methodist National Memorial Church
Hall
Queensland
Nowland
Janet Sackett
Young
C.F. Sackett
F. Nowland
W. Nowland
Misses Puith
Pat Sackett
Messrs
John and
Wesley Nowland
Sackett
Wollongons
Sydney
Land Canberra
Journalists Club Award For TV in Sydney
The Sydney Journalists Club awards a £500 prize for best television play by an Australian resident. Previous winner Richard Beynon’s The Shifting Heart is to be produced in London by Sir Laurence Olivier after earlier successes in Australia. Entries judged by a 13 member panel from New South Wales stations. Mail entry details to the Club Manager, 36/406 Chalmers Street, Sydney. Competition closes November 1944.
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Sydney Journalist? Club
Australia
Richard Beynon
London
Laurenc Olivier
Sout Wales
Reoysion Prey Morley
ATN
Chalmers Street
Sydney
Trust in purchases and title risks loom in lawyer's diary
In a dialogue about buying goods on trust, the lawyer explains that buyers may not know the seller’s right to sell and must return goods if lacking title. Remedies are limited, and reputability reduces loss risk. A man loses a part time job after a reorganization, with a slim chance of compensation for breach of contract.
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Jeb
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