French Patriots Clash With German Units In Northern France
French patriots and German forces clash across northern France as telegraph and train communications are suspended. The German army orders quartering and relocation in the Atlantic coastal region amid widespread unrest and reported disruptions to civil order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londuel
Haiuniey
Nimar
Patavate
West Far
Ammiathoc
Bern
France
Wanke
Atlante
Doge
Post War Research Outlined At Melbourne University
Melbourne University lecture outlined postwar research priorities including economic security, occupational health, and manpower needs. Dr Burvely spoke of a government funded program guiding reconstruction and the role of tropical worker migration in economic planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Walter
Wijza
Mivrnett
Actontiam
Melbourne University
Burvely
Obituary: Donald Murray Dies in Wollongong Area
The death notice records Mr Donald Murray dieing in Wollongong on Thursday. He lived much of his life in Revilly New York before moving to Wollongong. Survived by his wife Juan and son Cantera, funeral plans set for St John’s Church on Saturday with remains interred at a local cemetery.
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Wollongong
Donal
Murray
Eanbards Daley
Djry
Haimwin
Reviklya
New York
Victory
Ottering
Una Ae
AL Pon
Juan Od Ywald
St John's Church
Alureky
Peatal Van Collision At Hourigan Injures Several
A pea tal van collided with a wagon near Hourigan injuring multiple workers including Misa Nonvy Lillian Sturt of Weld and Miss Beart. The truck owned by the Postmaster General’s Department was damaged. authorities sent injured to hospital and Hourigan residents summoned help from Canberra Ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensoy
Hourigan
Peatal
Stuteway
Tacumay
Pewal
Misa
Lillian Sturt
Weld
Canora
Canberra
Ambulmuer
Pu Wml
Empire ties deepen Canberra as Westminster and Ottawa visit
The Canberra Times notes a 1948 visit by Empire Parliamentary Association delegates from Westminster and Ottawa to Canberra. It highlights longstanding Britain Canada Australia links, postwar shifts in constitutional roles, and a growing understanding among nations about mutual cooperation and future weapons considerations.
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Canberra
Empire Parliamentary Association
United Kingdom
House of Representatives
Westminster
Romeo
British Commonwealth of Nations
Dominions
Pyalal Sesauit
Ottawa
Britain
Canada
Australia
Ita
Turner
Brucel
Canade Aber
British Commonwealth
United Nations
Grape of the NB Teavhiede Federation delegates meet
The ACT political representation debate gathers about 2500 attendees as a coalition lists organizations from Trades with Labour Council to University associations. The convention moves toward a proposed plan and seeks cooperation across groups including Victoria League and Rural Leagues, with emphasis on unity and reform.
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NB Teavhiede Federation
Earving
Albert Matsu Thurseiay
Niaationa
Couney
Chamber of Comaler Aid Welfare
Aamciatiana
Laberr Counet
Rset
Molierr League
Narwiah Counell
Ighlund Seeley
Chdknin Ibn
Fea
Canberra screening of Sons of Anzacs drawn from wartime footage
A Canberra screening presentation recounts Australian wartime material featuring excerpts from German captured newsreels and footage of Tobruk and Kaleniwan battles. Narrated by Damian Parer and Wilmot, the program spotlights World War II narratives and Australian war reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sons OF Anzacs
Canverre
United Kingdom
Thom Inchige
Oewsreela Hirwtig
Maradal Homanel sofpBh
Ing Tobruk
IBF
Denne
ToUruk
Kaleniwan
ILA
Coral
Damian Parer
A.C
Woveriaw
Wilmot
Protest Meeting and Appointment Sparks Debate in Commonwealth
A fragmented report outlines a protest meeting organized by ACT and others, challenging a government stance on parks and gardens. It notes the potential appointment of Alexander and the involvement of a commonwealth attorney general, with mixed reactions and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
Bratch
Nelrod
Petro
Cowelmaey
Saveruaing
Enielees
Alesanter
Katy
By-Election Gives Playford a One Vote Lead
Adelaide report notes a by election result securing a Liberal and Country League win by a single vote over Labour and Independent opponents. The outcome leaves the government with a slim majority as final tallies emerge amid post election analysis and regional voting patterns.
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Playford
Adelaide
Yustersay
Anigut
House of Assembly
Liberal and Country League
Labour
Alrengin
Aly
Labout
Ani
Lnree
Mir Beamer
Tetianer
Bovingon
W F. Meese Hed
Labour members to become party organisers
In Sygeney on Monday the annual conference of the ALP decided Labour MPs must organize party work in their electorates. They will set up offices as centres of organizing, form Labour clubs, and promote industrial and tech groups. A workshop was arranged to concentrate on these efforts. The Attorney General noted the referendum on broader powers as an anti-low mood measure.
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Btnate
Labour
Co.oparate
Maade
Hay
Beer
Workshopa
Mivatl
Powers
State Labour closes door against rede yydney event
Fragmentary report notes labour ruling against a Communist party motion at a meeting. References to Wade and an issues involving the Water Board Employees Union point to internal party rules and membership questions. The text is garbled and does not yield clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydney
Canterenne
Ui Communiat
G Boikitl
The
Water Board
Employees’ Union
Orien
Wade
Coomaunist
ALS
Bewnon
Paria mentary Déngetion Delegation Arrives in Capital
A fictional parliamentary delegation member arrives in the capital with greasy hands and wearing overalls. Lieutenant Mahar Dempaivr Perkins leads the group from the EAP Volunteer Farmers and a Commonwealth car carries Colonel TL Wickham and others. The party proceeds to the river Sanberra amid darkness after delays and adjournments.
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Verre
Mahar Dempaivr Perkins
Utiber
Thia
EAP
TL Wickham
Adtae
Brake Aowa Wiven
Uae
Peltul
Mirtages Pugh
Perkins
Weralla
Newcor
Sanborn
Einbihy
Perkin
State Relief Plan for Expectant Mothers
In Sydney on Sunday a proposed social welfare plan aims to aid expectant mothers and young children. The initiative, supported by government officials, envisions a relief program for pregnant women and families, detailing funding and eligibility while seeking to ensure access whether work is full time or part time.
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Sydney
Mathara
Howes
Waa
Baiatan For
Knigaty Hee
De Valera Re-elected Prime Minister in Irish Parliament
Incoming report notes De Valera was re elected Prime Minister of Eire by a narrow one vote margin at yesterday's meeting. Labour side opposed him while the Farmers Party abstained. Members of Parliament supported the proposal for direct representation to the people.
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de Valera
London
Batis
Waa
Prime Siniecer
Eire
Labour
Embers
Farmers Party
Act
Ory Camnet
Inseed
Lingus
Cement
Representation movement in Canberra challenges federal control
A Canberra petition drive and public meetings push for parliamentary representation and local self government. The advisory council era sparked debates on authority, funding, and elected local authority with a three member council and resident qualifications. Despite protests and a citizens' declaration, cabinet rejected parliamentary representation in 1930s Canberra, delaying progress and prompting further activism.
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Cenbeers
Src
Lacal Goverming “Authority
Ccum
Gunberra
Gar
FTN
Loos
Aaocal
Advisory Council
Canberra
ALP
Binkeley
Urunch
AL E ‘Amt
All.p
Ume
Lon
Pupliaznen
Labour
Fi Placen
Couert
Fed
L. Marriot
WP. Hammond
D. Bharkey
Albert Hall
Tegma
Senate
Aeak
Commonwealth
Citiein
Bedive
Citisena
Blg
Referendum Vote Set For August 18 in Australia
Acting Prime Minister announced referendum date August 18 to decide on granting 14 additional powers for postwar stability and rural production. Government argues temporary five year extension needed to address urgent postwar economic issues and constitutional adequacy.
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Sydney
Nda
Serylacnen
Siether
Shumialin
Mbroad
Forde
Australia
Frourth
Btr
Nitical Readere van Welt
Staten
Shuldarahatey
Referendum Debate on Government Employment Powers
Fragmented report of a referendum debate during a conference night. Attendee critics accuse the government of seeking full‑time employment powers and industrial conversion, while supporters argue the powers would safeguard statutory goals.
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Buneday
Plans To Increase Coal Output In Postwar Talks
A wartime style conference between Commonwealth Ministers and miners’ representatives discussed a six hour shift for a four week period and the introduction of second shifts with ventilation measures to boost coal output. Acting Prime Minister Forde and Evatt urged unity as northern miners were absent.
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Aytney
Vordet
Dup Wy fDr
ENA
Mee Federation
Afr Welle
Ie “Grant | Itwan
Eysax
Burde
Uno Avatralin
Rat Pian
Australian wartime industry drive in Australia and royal visit notes
A fragmented report notes wartime industry development in Australia, British labor and pasture improvements, and a delegation tour through urban and rural sites. It mentions Newcastle shipbuilding, beef cattle imports, and expositions of rural Australia, with a separate itinerary for a visiting British delegation including the Australian War Memorial and honors at the High Commissioner’s residence.
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Dvlege- Mona
Australia
Buitiah
Gary
FN. Snow
Aiur
Umbidgee
Thaswa
W. Butcher
Lincolnshire
Harefords
Auatra
Britela
Butcher
Alan
Tama
Van
Baton
Sansae
Cammenes
Ant Manning
Prartimmnent Hanne
Tunencon Aa
United
Kingdvim Uit Sune
Canada keeps out of war aids and unity in war effort
A long wartime speech urges Canada to remain out of direct conflict while contributing to the Allied cause. The speaker notes thousands of wives and families praying at home, highlights the need for steady production and morale, and warns against premature peace or betrayal of wartime aims. The piece references leadership, labor support, and a call for concerted action with Allied nations to secure future peace.
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Nemler
Europe
Canada
Cansila
Austratia
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