Expressive Ballet Recital Shines at Vernon Night
A vivid expressiveness ballet program by Vernon artists opens at Alberh Mall. Performers include Tope and Baliive Vernon with Siarn on piano, drawing praise from critics for precise technique and emotional depth. The New York Times lauds Tope’s handling of complex tempos, noting a Canberra inspired piece. The Conservatorium in Byaney hosted a special report praising the performance and promising further excursions.
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Alberh Mall
Revely
Topen
Baliive Vernon
Vientu
Paris
Auretles
Canberra
Mineppan
New ‘York
Lucifer
Hallan
Vienna
Harry
Siranmae
Teacinat- Milipber
Marcel Lorber
Namente
Comaelenes
Aolryor
Levine
Conservatorium
Byaney
Porto Bce
Elvan
Housing to Come Before Uniform Rail Gauge Plans
The Minister for Transport Mr Ward defended railway standardisation amid wartime labour and material pressures. He said prioritising home and vital works would not hinder elite rail projects, noting gauge standardisation could employ 18,000 workers in the years ahead and aid defence and development. Objections were said to be outweighed by strategic needs.
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Labour
Mei
Trumspont
Ward
Tony
Wald
Scout Notes on Canberra Meeting and Absence of Rev BeasTout
A fragment reports a Friday meeting in Canberra with a reference to the Court of Hemour and the absence of the Reverend J BeasTout. The wording is garbled and several names appear misspelled, limiting precise identification or dates. The fragment suggests a local community or church notice with informal reporting.
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Canberra
J. BeasTout
Funeral of the late Mr Ramsay at St Pauls Grimm
The funeral of the late Mr L Ramsay held at St Pauls Church Grimm featured a community service and remarks by Archdeacon Robertson. Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister recognition noted. Western representatives from Commonwealth departments attended. Pall-bearers included R G Kappler and L O Brown.
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Amsay
Ta'uekeown
Canberra
Sapper
Remuay
Common Wealth
Totlewa
Westerant
T Im
W. B. Bale
Clerk of the Treasury
Itr
Ue McDonald
Commissioner of
ACT
Rugby Union
G. Doran
A.C.T. Rugby Union Referees’ Association
L. Casey
W. J
Lind
Clersea
Anzlation
Mears
Kappler
Brown
Arding
Iresaufer
Bt. Paul's Council
DK. Rodgers
Democracy Must Meet Challenge From Fascism, Bishop Warns
The Bishop of Goll out Dr Burgmann told a public meeting that democracy must confront fascism’s legacy, even after Germany and Italy’s defeat. He warned that fascism survives in other forms and urged steady democratic resolve at a youth congress in London, noting Australia’s invitation to send delegates.
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Bydney
Fasciery
Goll
Burgmann
London
Austratia
Germany
Italy
Pasciani
GUIDE NOTES FOR C ANBERRA BROWNIES AND RANGERS
Saturday events see seven Brownies progress to pack level at Rest Lane Brownie group. Field Park 10 30 start and contingency at Ac Tion End. Monday reading and training details at Reid Park. outdoor tenting day planned if weather permits. Queenbe yan Company approves new equipment purchase and furniture. Guide dance planned. Rangers debate this week between Hangers and trerults with an overnight trip in July to prepare for flies.
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Canberra
Field Parke
Acion
Raturday
Reid Park
Munday
Waek
Droueau
Moree Ag
Rt John's
Tadao
Heid Park
Canberra Rangers
Mill Bewin
Queanbeyan Company
Niva
Arrangemenia
Ministers push to use school halls for community events
Parents and citizens associations urged government approval to use school assembly halls for functions and adult education, arguing the building status should not require repeated approvals. Civic officials debated education focus, seeking closer local learning opportunities.
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Excepton
C.H Daley
HT. Armitage
Mothers’ Club
Falee
Ima
Christian
Theople
WANTED TO BUY AND SELL GOODS AND FURNITURE
Advertisements seek buyers and sellers in Manuka Queanbeyan and Kingston for furniture, appliances, and household items. Listings include beds, lounge sets, stoves, sewing machines, radios, carpets, antiques, and more in various suburbs with phone contacts and location hints. Deals cover modern and old items, random household wares, clothes, and footwear with multiple names and contact numbers.
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Manuka Newsagency
Ella Southwell
Monarcht
Queanbeyan
WATY
Cunningham Airest
Kingman
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