Atcherley Remanded As Inquiry Concludes Today
A remand order was issued today as the inquiry into Atcherley continued. The case centered on Dr. Uhreune We Goeter and management at Alawli. A 10 year old alleged assault case was adjourned by the committee, with Canberra Court set to reconvene within seven days for further hearings.
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Aydney
Weuasday
John Rowlands Atcherley
Alawli
Boon
Asa
Toantmitee
Canberra
Stevena Mo
Hook
Trapper Satisfied With Braund in Alberta Air Return
Walter Tripp, aged 96, Canadian fur trader, flew home from Beverly, Alberta after treatment by John Braund. Tripp praised Braund's care as very satisfactory and noted his gratitude for the treatment received.
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Bydney
Walter Tripp
Tohn Braund
Beverly Hin
Tripps
Alberta
Braund
Australians Honoured In King's Birthday List
A former Premier of Victoria a South Australian Supreme Court Judge and other Australians were named in the King's Birthday Honours List in London. Knights Bachelor include George Lathan Norbert Keenat Herbert Mayo Dudley Gite and John Newman Morels with many high honours such as KCMG CBE and KCVG awarded to officials judges and notable public figures.
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London
Victoria
Supreme Court
National Council of the
Red Crowe
Eres
Challen George Lathan
West Australia
Norbert Keenat
MilaAnt
Herbert Mayo
South Australia
Obi
Dudley Gite Med. Jey
Melbourne University
John Newman Morels
National Council of Australias Red Cross
Gordon Burns Rolph
Launcentin
KCMG
Albert “Arthus Dunstan
Ewing List Ay
State Lottery Sydney Drawn Prizes Listed
Lottery No 1668 drawn in Sydney with first prize 77602 Ann ag Synditeule Mrs R Dalton Ma tilda Street Mackay second prize 8675 Birth day Present syndicate A Mc Akil 6/0 GPO Sydney third prize 61488 Sun syndicate A Rourke 134 Bratue Street Balmain fourth prize 4280 W Kreeston 210 Victoria Road Bellevue Hill No 1609 drawn arrow left unclear details
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Mra
R. Dalton
Matilda
Mackay
Syndicate
A. Mc Aaklil
Sun
A. Rourke
Bratue Street
Balmain
W. Kreeston
Victoria Road
Bellevue Butl
Tennera
G. P
Tamworth Wheat Board launches record road transport scheme
The Wheat Board plans to move about 1 080 000 bags of Tamworth district wheat by road to ports as Britain and India seek grain before the August wheat agreement. J Cavanagh cites coal shortages and carrier contracts at roughly £42 per ton, warning that delays could cost 5 shillings per hundredweight for shipments to Great Britain after August.
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Tamworth
The
Wheat Board
Jawoaxte
Ransport
Great Britain
India
Australian Wheat Board
J. Cavanagh
Fed Dot
Cavenagh
Scout Hall project advances at ig Park Turner
Planned Scout Hall in ig Park Turner moves forward with completed plans and weekend groundwork. Volunteers to build will gather parents and friends of scouts contacting secretary Mr T Greaves. Next weekend about 10 Woollahra Pad(d)ington River Crew will visit Canberra for a Tunedon hosted by Canberra and Queanbeyan hosts.
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Ig Park
Turner
Founda Gona Tin
Parente
Wouts
Willig
Saint
At Canberra
T- Greaves
Woollahra
Tn Canberra
Canberra
Scautere Council
C Matthewes
South Australia
Matthews
Booulmeater
Canberre
West Newey
Gsm
Canberoa
le Reed
Sims
Geom Robertson
Cattermouth
Guineas Paid for Stud Rams at Merino Sale
A large sale at Mud Merino beer saloon saw stud rams fetch 103000 guineas for 1280 acres. About 200 attendees recorded prices for Charme Sills Wardry Stud ram and Perfre Hon. Purchases highlighted strong wool sheep with big frames and quality. the Londry ram went to Air P V Carter Culbogie Birrin.
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Sydney
Grasiers
Acer
Andyas
Wales
Charme Sills
Wardry Stud
Perfre- Hon
For & Rem
Te Austin Wanganelle Stud
Uondry
Air PV
Carter
No Extra Deliveries Of Coal To Victoria
The Joint asserts Victoria cannot guarantee a contract supply of coal. The Victorian Government is told no state or industry preference will be given. A 500 ton extra requirement is mentioned to balance coal trains from Leigh Creek, where the coal produced is not suitable for railway needs.
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Victoria
Sydney
Leigh Croek
Auatralia
Leigh Creek
Australians Must Work Harder and Produce More
Mr A Fe Wilking managing director of wholesale groceries in London says Australia must intensify labour and increase output to expand overseas markets once dollar controls lift. He argues Australia cannot industrialize faster than older nations and cannot waste production time on a 40 hour week. Trade is hampered by Australian and British controls, and goods cannot be produced at import prices fixed by the British government.
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Melbournes
A. Fewilking
London
Anld
Australia
Wilking
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