RUPTRALIAN LABOUS PARTY SERIE BRANCH NOMINATIONS
A clipped notice from the Department of Tas Entreior Comnus Service shows nominations for the Advisory Council and Hospital Moara Pre defection closing on June 30 with Returning Officer Mr J O'Brien Weatlake collecting through the day. The secretary THOMTHON and details reference June events and a county location Kingston Hall for the aksaraa on Tuesday.
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Advisory Council
J. O'Brien Weatlake
Lon
YB. Thomthon
Wige Council Meeting Notice for Ex-Servicemen
The Wige Council of Wx-Sarvicemen's Barcerations ACT invites ex servicemen employed in private sector to attend the next monthly meeting at Lay Gere Berens Chmon on uth June at pm. Attendees should contact Br G Gre or Mr C Davia at the Department of Interior by June 23 for details and attendance.
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Wige Council
Wx-Sarvicemen
PHVEA
Alot Stitt Governmant
Bulla
Tat AL
Lay Gere Berens Chmoneieany
Uth
Sharp
Thien
Br. G
Gre
Department of Interior
Vor
Edith Nicholas obituary in Canberra tribute follows Lewisham Hospital death
The death occurred at Lewisham Hospital in Sydney. Edith Nicholas, aged 48, born in England, had lived in Canberra for 42 years and spent years aiding residents through welfare and charitable work. She faced a major operation but passed away after medical care in Sydney following a brief service.
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Edith Nicholas
Lewisham Hospital
Byaney
Raith Nicholas
Canberra
England
Mars
Nicholas
Ln Australis
Rade
Drewent
Bydney
Theft Charge At Audiry Court Friday
Police stated several UF college students faced theft charges for cutting property at 6900 block, all alleged to have involved dismantled materials. Listed defendants include Ana Trallan Woollen and Har old Jnavpht Hansell among others. Proceedings took place in Bewtown Court with material claimed for interstate transfer.
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Audiry
UF Collea
Ana
Trallan Woollen
Antia Py
Follegret Aguinial
Laalie
Quintay
Victorian council rejects bill extending wartime economic controls
A Victorian Legislative Council vote rejects extending certain wartime economic controls to December 31 next year. The editorial argues continued controls curb price and land sale evasion, condemns racketeering, and urges law enforcement and public cooperation to uphold laws rather than concede to offenders.
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Sepiatative Council
Une
Victorian Legislative Council
Red
Lawa
Canberra Officials Hosted at Government House Meeting
In Canberra at Government House the Governor General received Mr W J McKell. The Right Honourable Raric HlrNein and the Fugat Mor ourable tH, Yy Evate stayed ten nights with Their Excellencies.
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Governes-Oen
Government House
Canural
W. J. McKell
Bovocament House
Canberra
Raric HlrNein
Atomic equipment becomes obsolete as new plant planned
The Atomic Energy Commission says half of the 9 million equipment units are obsolete due to rapid advances. The House Appropriations Committee published the finding after hearing from officials. The committee plans for a new plant and recommended an appropriation of 175 million dollars.
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Walmington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Food for Britain Appeal Tennis Event At Paula’s Club
An early British relief drive is linked to a tennis tournament at Paula’s tennis club. Organizers include Minera Fe and Barton Teuole, with proceeds reportedly totaling £300 to aid the Food for Britain appeal.
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Ankenaws
Tos “Association Banegit
Yerralumie Tennis Club
Minera Fe
Paula's
Barton Teuole
Rales
Seana
Aborigining Bones Found in Kyrmle Cave
Fragmentary report states bones found in a Kyrmle cave are believed to be those of Australian aborigines. The site is described as a mural ground, but details are unclear and dates are not provided.
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Byogle
Bydnec
Frigay
Kyrmle
Japan Woollen Yarn Output Rises Slightly in April
A Tokyo report quoted by the Journal of Commerce notes Japan’s April woollen yarn production at 61 000 pounds, up from March’s 54 400 000 pounds. Woollen fabric output edged up little. 7 000 bales of Australian wool shipments are expected soon but meet only a small share of consumption capacity. Unsewn raw wool sources could boost direct production after July to conserve stocks and avoid price drops.
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Jew Nore
Wrigay
Federation of Japanese Textile Associations
Journal of Commerce
Tokyo
Japan
Orion
Arnott Airways schedules Sydney Melbourne run revised
Arnott Airways announces timetable changes delaying the Canberra leg to avoid delays. The Sydney departure is set for 10:30 PM with arrivals in Melbourne and Canberra, and the return trip shifted one hour later to sync with connecting transit.
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Sydney
Canberra
Malbourne
Ian
Wil Wold
Pairburry
Arnatt Airways
Canberre
Melbourne
Indian offer of trade pact to boost wheat exports
Indian government aims to secure a trade pact to increase wheat and other exports to Australia. Prime Minister Codie discussed imports with Australia as India warns exporters to meet obligations or risk licence cancellations. Officials say flexible export measures will be used to maintain shipments through government channels if needed.
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Mar
Lidia
Australie
Inn
Australia
Sean Yada
Pan
Judge to Inquire Into Land Sales Proceedings
Judge Mc Kirby of the District Court of New South Wales is to chair a Royal Commission on land sales irregularities. The inquiry will be held at 2090 am at the Bankruptcy Court in Sydney with witnesses sworn. The commission examines possible misconduct involving treasurer consent and allocation by listed firms and individuals.
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MC. Kirby
District ‘Court of
Ne.w
Monour
Nea
Bankruptcy ‘Court
Sydney
Canberra
Freamurer
Stanley Evan Parcy
Kaward Richard Courtney
McCormac
Tatater and Tend Pty
Burke, Naugh Ltd
Commonwealth Bank to Control Credit
Government plans to require all government and semi government institutions to bank with the Commonwealth Bank. Mr Clark, chairman of committees in Federal Parliament, said the bank would expand credit and enable wider access for all, with an amendment expected in September to allow preference for facilities without examinations.
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Commonwealth Bank
Clark
Ual Lowey
Anance Bo An
Te Commonwealth Bank
Higher pay for New Zealand salvagers reported
A tribunal chair in Auckland orders Brim of Wir. Cable and Co. to raise payments for 16 men on the Wanganui run. Workers will receive 17 shillings per day for their toil. The ruling follows prior staggered pay allotments and confirms ongoing wage adjustments.
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Auckland
Wesday
Wir. Cable and Co. Abati
Wanganui
Ehler
PORECAST ne spa. others to edtfy collegera light to moderate
Regional forecast fragment notes light to moderate south winds. Mentions south wind and scattered observations but lacks clear locations or times.
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Ne Spa
Collegera
Canberra Weather Fragment Summary From Friday Note
Fragmentary report lists temperatures around 8 Tun and 18 mast, with a 2 pm wind reading and a 24 hour rainfall tally on the southern Tablelands. Places named include Crook Wall, Centraerre, Nira Trabel, Bereiale, Elsadra, Adaminaby, Dalabyne, Kosciualy and Tombong with varying figures.
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Canberra
Maine
Crook Wall
Ase
Cenberre
Nira Trabel
World scientists to advise on Canberra University plans
Four internationally known scientists have accepted invitations to join the Academic Advisory Committee of the National University. The panel will guide internal government, structure, and research directions, including medical, Pacific, social science, and physical sciences. anticipated buildings may not be ready before 4067.
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Canberra University
Tniarim Council
Avntrelion
National University
Pietwseor
A. C. Milla
Sio
Profemer
Raymond
Raviacey
Metonal
Howard Flarey
William Dunn
Ondord
London Behool of Economica
K. Hancock
University of Oxford
Foam
Marcus Olite
Department of Physica
University of Birmingham
Medical
Milla
Aneia
Unesr
Rent Control Regulation Clarified on Prohibited Leases
Deputy Rent Controller Tetax clarified the act constrains only transactions forcing purchase of goodwill or tenancy for a business. He said enforcement targets cases where prospective buyers must buy a lease, pay inflated prices, or obtain tenancy through nonbusiness factors, stressing strict application of the regulation.
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Tetax
Tetax Nald
Ivan
Comemonweith Bent. Covntroller
Atr
Grano
Fogard
Slich
Amos
Tetak
U S Aims for Peace in Batava
Washington notes hopeful for a peaceful solution to the Batava dispute after recent exchanges between the IndoChinese and Dutch interim governments. The Secretary of State, General Marshall, voiced a spirit of good faith at a press conference as talks convened amid tense allied memoranda and crisis notes.
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Washington
Fruay
Indocesian
BUBNC
Netherlands
Marahati
Etuavin Chet ’ Norinum
Atizen Aince
He Harding
Ironworkers Seek Better Conditions After Meeting
Ironworkers meet at Broker Hill Port and plan next week talks. They seek improved wages and hours under state arbitration, citing current awards. Officials including Mr Ty J McPrith and Phat endorse a fair settlement and safer conditions.
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Rydney
Broker Hill Ast
Comalder
Ty J
Phat
Changes in Lower Tax Deductions Scale for 1947
Regulations empower employers to apply a reduced tax and social services deduction scale for the year ending June 1947. The new provisions set provisional rebate amounts based on total income, with variations by taxpayer class. Commissioner notes 73 percent may receive refunds, 25 percent pay small additional amounts, while some workers face no change in deductions.
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Saradue
Wesalylaren
Chiftey
Dee Yanddenta
CniMay
Mics
Imi
Bone
Fexid
Indian High Commissioner on Atomic Energy Aims
Raghanath Parwripye stated India will pursue atomic research for constructive use of nuclear energy. He said no desire to destroy and that public confidence in atomic energy will not be wasted.
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Han Pean
India
Raghenath Parwripye
Raghanath
Soviet Apologies On Shooting Of Swedish Official
Vienna reports that a Soviet apology was issued for the shooting of a Swedish official. The legation said it had not completed its own investigation into the incident and noted the need for further inquiry.
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Vienna
Bombats Fargation
Nigh
Manalan
Rad
Anne Karlaon
Swediah Melief
Nate
Chifley to Tour Western States After NSW Visit
The Prime Ministerate plans a brief Western Western tour with Mr. Chifley. He will reach Adelaide on Tuesday June 24 and depart for Broken Hill on Thursday June 28. He is slated to open a night there and then proceed to Rourke before returning to Blathuret on June 2.
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Chifley
New South Wales
Adelaide
Droken Hill
Broken Hi
Trucetwy Rourke
Blathuret
Retina
India to Make Rayon From Bamboo and Waste
An Indian High Commissioner announced that India will produce rayon from bamboo and industry waste. A factory already exists at Tras Myonre Ua, with a new company formed in Hyderabad to undertake the work. India’s rayon consumption is about a ton annually.
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India
Sir Wagnanath Paramipye
Air Haghandth
Tras
State Law Opens Way for Commonwealth Jurisdiction
A garbled report notes the prima minister signaling steps toward relaxing authorities and moving to state jurisdiction. It mentions a shorter working period and possible policy shifts, with implications for the Commonwealth’s legal framework and local interpretations.
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Mir. Chaffey
Iowa
Dee Commonwealth
Lie Polley
Census Wall Aid Trend Forecasts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a census effort with expected conditions for residents to answer questions. It mentions end of month timing, a planner or official, and anticipated data collection in dwelling facilities.
Church Services and Parish Activities Across Denominations
A fragmented church notices column lists Catholic, Anglican, Methodist, and other services. Times include 10 am communion for Bt Panis Manuka, 11 am children's service, evening prayers, and sermons. Other entries reference Randox area pastors, prayer meetings, and parish events with scattered names and places.
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Toms
Panis Manuka
Inmmunion
Riv Oy Terarong
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Grn Briain
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Mallee Tress
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Commonwealth Savings Bank
Atomic Equipment
Food For Britain Appeal
WEW Air
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U.S
Batawa
Atomic Energy Research IN
MR. Chipley
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Forrest
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RC Fennel
Mall
Aim
Causeway
Trening
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Wonley
Forrmat
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