Death notices and obituaries from Canberra area families
Death notices list Mrs Mary, wife of Marry, and other relatives among Canberra and Canberran district families. Entries mention names including Myrene, Wilkens Uitte, Marty Campneil, Camberra, Cameron, Donald, Len, Kira, and Glenys MePadi. Dates span May 30 1965 to June 14 with funeral details and parlours notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Myre Afiey
Chuakiesiy
Ats Ayvecy
Caneris
Bingletam
Tate
Meduain
Glailys
Garran resigns from Canberra Cultural Committee
Sir Robert Garran announced his intention to resign as chair of the Canberra Cultural Development Committee. He argued a new leader should guide the city’s cultural development, highlighting the need for a permanent theatre and broader support from ACT organizations and the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garran
Cultura Development
Proberts
Commitee
Sines Ite Inceptan
Lar
Palette
Ie Nacre
Pea Halariy
Canberra Cor
Ratiny Ying Grape
Tony Nye
Usalals
Nepertorge
Prayeot
Hiversi
Adenauer on the Box Seat in Washington
A news item discusses Konrad Adenauer facing pressures over Germany's role in NATO and relations with the West, amid calls to shape defense posture while balancing East German tensions and Russian influence. The piece notes German public opinion and the potential shift in leadership strategy and alliance dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaheetii
Adenawey
Pir AdmAuer
Han
ViNie Makeuwl
Aden
Guiwll
Pinenr
Adenauer
Wim
Rssts
Biol Foyilly
Bargau
Cermany
Teddy
Freesiam Tm
Westeli Cleemany
Cesnwinner
USA
Central
Europe
Eutys Tormany
Matlin
Sir
Ries
Wurmae
Parliament's Action On Privilege Letters To The Editor
A fragmentary letter page discusses parliamentary action on privilege issues and mentions Mr. Broke, Browne, and Calvert. The garbled text references debates in the House, concerns about mailings, and a note of protest or inquiry about defense of privilege. Names appear irregularly due to OCR errors, with few clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piogutrich
Odin Beye
Fia Rexur
Texas
Mtatin
Calvert
Japan names new ambassador amid postwar reshuffle
Japan appoints a new ambassador to a major ally following a government reshuffle. The selection, pending formal approval, places a veteran diplomat in the role as Tokyo aims to reinforce ties with its partner nations in the postwar era.
Unclear OCR Entry on Court and Property Finance
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference court officers, property, and funds with disrupted names and dates. Difficult to extract concrete facts, entities, or an event storyline from the garbled passage.
Tribute to Canberra Leaving Student
A fragmented tribute piece honors a Canberra leaving student. Names and affiliations appear in garbled text, with stray mentions of universities, mathematicians, and colleagues as part of a ceremonial farewell context.
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Canberra
Woman Pilot Crosses Timor in Bold Sea Passage
A female pilot completes a remarkable crossing of Timor Sea waters. The voyage, undertaken by a seasoned mariner named Tinie, demonstrates skill and resilience against challenging tides. Observers note the pilot’s calm approach and precise navigation amid rolling swells and changing currents.
Rent Protest at Narrabundah Meeting
Residents of Narrabundah gather for a protest meeting called by the Narrabundah Progress Rises. Mr Kent Hughes draws attention to an anomaly in rent calculations, suggesting a figure around six shillings. MP Mr JR Frawce comments on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Huhnypsaih
Ajian
Frouines
Hee Yin Mumia
Wall
Sid Mp
AC Aratl
Nater
Yanie
Thommaruamaliss
Bern
Wernouilion
A Brien
Tun Amnon
Narrabundah
Demeunt
Suage
Kent Hughes
JR. Frawce
Siorenwanie
Seale 9
Farmer Y
Wee Tins & Wn Pith
Ance Gan
Medina
Rygeneciner
Mtr
Betes Hagens
Hehpeima
Mi Stramlo
MP. Stramlo
Uta
Atomic Showboat Proposal Rejected at Hearing
A local hearing rejected a proposed Showboat project amid opposition from Preston Mawn toyen and others. Officials outlined concerns over zoning and public impact as community members voiced cautious support and opposition in a tense meeting.
Meeting of Whojya Lara thfants Mothers Club
Report of a February meeting of the Whojya Lara thfants Mothers Club with mention of attendees and local participants. Describes greeters, welcome words, and casual remarks. notes activity and a planned event at Wollongong with hikes and a walk past rough terrain.
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Lara
Ehuiken Verniel
Loven
Sete
Savrntvey
Ehe
Cabainimianer
Coe Whale
Cabinet May Decide Today On Use Of Troops For Malaya
Ambiguous notes reference a potential decision by the cabinet on deploying troops to Malaya. Fragmentary OCR text mentions political deliberations, possible approvals, and ministerial actions, but lacks clear dates, names, or places to anchor a definitive report.
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Malaya
Margin Adjustments Sought by Liquor Trades Employees
A fragmentary report shows Liquor Trades Employees seeking margin adjustments amid industry wage and rate disputes. The notes name unions, employers, and related agencies while detailing negotiations over pricing margins and overtime terms.
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Liquor Trades
Expert On Plant Nutrition To Lecture Abroad
A plant nutrition expert traveled from Baltimore to Australia to lecture at Hopkins University and discuss global approaches to crop nourishment. The visit featured interactions with university faculty, aims to share research insights, and promote international scientific exchange between the United States and Australia for agricultural advancement.
Unclear OCR Fragment Notes Possible Local Notice
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page mentions names and places in garbled form. It references Kaynt Heer and New Heil with unclear event context and dates. The readable elements suggest a public notice or notice-like snippet but key details are not decipherable.
Car Crash Into Tree Report From Lake Area
A vehicle crashed into a tree on a highway near Gaul Trh in the Lake region. Police report indicates injuries and the incident occurred around noon at a site east of a hospital in the vicinity. The exact date and identifying details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Gaul
Player Pianist Breaks World Record In Private Session
Ronald Rind, 25, reportedly set a world record after a private trial involving a player piano. The event unfolded as the piano sustained continuous play for an extended period, with a second attempt reportedly pushing the mark higher.
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Tocar
Tessay
Crivate
Ronald Rind
ThyiMe
Tiwan Hia
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Anu
Norm
Davie Ryphers
Sapence Deugnier
Myrene
Rina
Tarranes
Wilkens Uitte
Rier Auahter
Metso
Bruton
Lo Arta
AL Howthuen
Tino Os
Wertrude
Mary
Slourly
Len List Milas
al Mons
Mtr I Caray
William
Mentiey
Canbarra
Real Tela
Johan
Lorine Lasberrs
Anberra
Dyrvett
Anna
AG Mckay
EYE Service
Filmer
Martin Tauson
Davies
Tyson
Trent Bridge
Bellion
Tagionat
Morileig Bowers
Allan
Perth
Darwin
Manchester
Tuslay
Ballin Yehtorbuy
Train
Amin Ean
Hama
Ain
Ennech
Auline Campbell
Gaunetiiur al
Mina Campbell
Christan
Minytras Batanty Iimalian Mines
Vaysch
Lemefern
South Activitien
Vindard
Geneva
Sveti Roestagny
Japan
Atoma
Connie Wan
AP Hee
Nxt
Monty
Maria Ak Mwe Lewigne
Naliuns
Mir Sui
Chamber OF Commerce
Courgte
Varnet
TCA
Tantier Mathemarien
Wennan Heath
John
Busines
War Memorial Gym
Timor
Danwin
Thuailey A
Lamanty
Tavelina
Unger Wits
Landen
AY Kosciusko
Atomic
Preston Mawn-toyen
Bree Sworth
Praias
Wollongong
Seichore Reeday
Mt. Kelya
Vederal
Malaie Vorstang
Hamet
Potore Valle
Abe
Milnes
Fister
Fee
Engiganie
Ascot
Seoul
Caine
Pan
Tuan
Evan
Eliege
Vie
Flint Nutriom
Agigerson Fort
Australia
Lauion
Che Foln
Pexdnos
Haspaianis
Anitimlad
Annare
Hugh Puisoussnier
Mi Stromlo
P. Ong
Fiavo Acon
Ole Conteringe
Ayuun
Wigubel
Mfex
Walved
Tweed
Barton
HORTA
Amet
Nile
Eran Va
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