Rugby Unic ACT Team at Today's Fixture Notes
Fragmented report details ACT rugby team lineup and jerseys, with references to players like Stewart, Ken, Moore, Renderson, Groh, Bredbury, Mackie, and Alferd. Mentions upcoming match conditions and a shift from gold to light dine jersey. Postmatch notes cover Northern Suburbs results and junior surprises with Canberra Grammar No. 1. multiple names appear amid chaotic OCR.
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J. Aa Beit Raateen
ABA
Sibel
K Stewart
North
Vaat
W. Trac
Wialeon - Seaba
Ramarve
F Anthony
Baiars
Averay
Byory
Gewanih
Crosker
Ave Eighth
Stig
Stig,” Necsneck. Peter Ken Forwards, DB Moore, TR Renderson, Dy Groh
K. Bredbury
D. Mackie
J. Wallass
J. Alferd
M- Barvell
AM McLaupuin
Paddy
Aa Briere
ACT
Forecast Showers Across Regions Prompt Public Advisories
Forecast predicts showers in multiple districts including Oland and Sarin lighter regions with lighter risk. Officials urge residents to carry rain gear and check local updates for changes in conditions and timing.
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Oland
Alpes
Ty Easters
Syarr vo vir Dr Byatt will remain and week
Dr Byatt will remain in position for the week as authorities assess the situation and plan any follow up actions. The statement confirms ongoing arrangements and indicates no immediate changes to the schedule.
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Syarr Vo
Dr Byatt
UN debate over peace role after World War ends
Australian UN representative Colons Hedgcuithen challenges Big Five to yield control of peacemaking. He warns delaying tactics and veto power risk leaving peace talks to unresolved stalemate, urging UN authority to assume duties if agreement stalls.
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Pasce
United Nations
Veio
Europe
Mf Ie Jn
Colons Hedgcuithen
Laan
Uhl
United Mullane Organisation
Big Five
Vice regal greeting to Prime Minister at Government House Canberra
The Governor General Mr W. J. McKell receives the Right Honourable J. B. Chine Prime Minister at Government House Canberra on Saturday morning. The visit reflects ceremonial formalities in the capital.
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W. J. McKell
J. B. Chine
Fire damages trunk line terminal in Harbour area
A large blaze in George Ebert Harbour damaged two buildings including the trunk line terminal used by the Postal Department. The fire disrupted telephone and telegraph services for hours, with explosions spreading to adjacent premises. About 10 090 spectators watched as the fire raged, in what was described as one of the worst outbreaks for years.
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Rydney
George Ebert
In Harbour
Postal Department
Aventorey Building
Sidwell Captures Kent Tennis Singles and Doubles Titles
Billy Bidwell of Australia dominates the Kent championship, winning the singles final 2 10 4 over Johansson and pairing with McKendie to take the doubles 6 3 6 3. Johansson rallied in the second set but Bidwell secured the win. The event is part of a European Cup context with separate doubles results noted.
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London
Billy Bidwell
Australie
Bath
Kent
Johanson
McKengie
Indiane
Mohamed
Ahmed
Bidwell
Johansson
Credhontovalcia
Fannin Beth Ate
A C T Hockey Hiatt Leads Narrow Navy Victory
Hiatt opened with vigorous attack against Navy goal as Navy keeper Ewincent Navy held firm in the first half. Second half saw repeated Navy presses but Mil combined with Watson to set up a single Navy goal, while Chocks v Northern Suburbs produced a tense defensive battle with favorable skating and passing by both sides.
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Hiatt
Navi
Ewincent Navy
Navy
Mial
Watson
Weason
Bob Urbs
Towanda
Irons
Goa
Puinton
Afendings
Dover
Jaye
Joyce
Northem
Checks
Brill Holmes
Pittard
Veena
Northern Suburbs
Poison
Bill
Chapman
Goodall
Evatt Eyes Japan Visit Amid Cabinet Talks
Prime Minister Chifley told reporters that Dr. Evatt hoped to visit Japan during parliamentary recess. Evatt plans worry not, with no definite arrangements yet. The visit would occur after the July 2 cabinet meeting when Montgomery arrives. Evatt would stay in Australia if talks with Tokyo proceed, and Chifley noted a UN delegation to New York on September 18.
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Me. Chifley
ChiRey
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Australis
Montgomery
Chifley
Tokyo
Tratt
MacArthur
MacArthie
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Kyat
Aumrailan
United Nations General
Whichopena
New Fark
Canberra Weather Saturday Report
Weather data for Canberra with barometer readings, temperatures, wind directions and speeds across the day. Includes maximum and minimum temperatures, times, and shifts in conditions, noting notable values and periods.
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Grave
Bunday
At & Pum
Nexifoum
Haven
Sydney Shivers In Cold Snap
In a brief note from Sunday, unexpected cold rested over Taambalng with a morning temperature of 46 degrees. Forecasters warned of continued chill. residents prepared for brisk winds and frosty conditions ahead.
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Sydney
Bydniy
Iyaney
Taambalng
I Frye
Adelaide cyclist killed in truck collision court case charged
In Adelaide on Sunday Mrs McRae, wife of a Brompton resident, was killed when a motor truck collided with a bicycle. The truck driver faces charges including dangerous driving and liquor offenses as he appears before the court. The report preserves names and details from the incident.
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Adelaide
Anmrs McRae
Brompton
Nie
Tedria
Cour
Tanataugier
Devine
Elie Suidher
Australia to Send Trade Buyers to Japan
Australia plans to dispatch trade buyers to Japan as part of a stepped program tied to a pending peace treaty. Officials emphasize careful selection and discretion to ensure balanced access and avoidance of any advantages before September 1.
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Australia
Japan
Trade Standstill Looms Over Indonesian Dutch Talks
Amid stalled talks between Dutch authorities and Indonesian leaders, a Dutch naval blockade on Indonesian exports remains in place. Australia urges rapid resumption of ties, while observers hope differences will narrow within weeks as both sides seek an interim government agreement.
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Taekinestsn Authorisien
de Waderalde Workers Federation
Ree
Liperimental Encere
Angique
Rede
Australia
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Geman
Canberra
Ixternei Aiteira
Government tightens controls amid economic strain
A dated bulletin reports calls for modified control measures across industries in Tasmania and Australia. It cites the need to reform wage and price controls, housing rules, and production incentives to avoid disintegration of the current system. Local departments are urged to clarify capital controls and reduce bureaucratic excess to restore living standards.
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Atutralie
Chavernment Sunteols
Umdoar
Clanale
Land ‘Wales Department
CPA
Mpad
Jdeciaiona
Tasmania
The
Bulletin Ee
St John Priory Holds First Service
Fragmentary report notes St John Priory holding a first service celebrated at St Andrews Cathedral. Mention appears of Archbishop Mowtt and Priory Chap Main with figures such as Bub-Prelate of the Order and Private Wington Dugan. Unsure details reference Northeast region and air service.
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Pital
Dohn
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Priory
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Wington Dugan
Perth Ie
Air Service
Gory
Prime Minister Chifley Warns Against Frivolous Strikes
Sydney reports Prime Minister Chifley urged unity in the Australian Labour Party conference. He warned rivals against using the labour movement to push separatist aims, stressed cooperation with the United Kingdom and United States, and cautioned about rising costs and economic shocks. He called for acceptance of judicial or arbitrator awards to restore stability and peace.
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Sydney
Sunda
Chifley
Australian Labour Party
Hss
United Kingdon
Matas
United Kingdom
Chiney
Jon Interamion
Labour
Monica
Australia
Damge Costa
Tare Jovernimente
Romney’ Ile
Ingaten
Chiftey
Hphore
Labour Party
Clay
Great Britain
Wieald
United
Sunray
Amnthalie
South Africa
Cem Union
Ite
Butt
Shoul
Orome
Labour Movement
Chifley Anid
Trouble on the waterfront sparks ALP clash in Sydney
The Australian Labor Party conference faced possible friction over new powers for the stevedoring commission and the ability to subgrant or cancel existing contracts after July 2. Debates featured sharp exchanges between the speaker and a Sydney official as the issue loomed.
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Sydney
Newcastle Brasch
Watersiole Workers
Rowevear
Melbourne man remanded over interstate truck theft
Leslie James Gleeson, 24, truck driver of Melbourne, was remanded after arrest by detectives from Melbourne. He faced charges of breaking and entering and other offences connected to the theft of a truck and goods from Colliere Interstate Transport Services Pty. Ltd. and the seizure of material, beer, drugs, and equipment.
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Leslie James Gleeson
Melbourne
Melburns
Gierson
Mak
South Coast Mines To Close Today Amid Union Action
In a Tuesday move by the Joint Coal Board tensions rise as unions plan further action after disruptions in Illawarra and deputy associations, signaling a wage dispute and potential closures. The draft directive indicates a coordinated stoppage with unions aiming to press demands on a forthcoming session.
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South Coast
Bydney
Funday
Joint Coal Board
Illawarra Khotfirera and Deputies’ Association
Metaneligla
Vaaitiun
Four youths arrested after police chase ends in court
Four youths were captured after a police chase ending at a dead end. They faced Paddington police court on charges of using a car while intoxicated and driving dangerously, with the vehicle reportedly stolen from outside a theater.
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Uhr
Wateh Toratalen Cay
Paddington
British Team for Second Test in South Africa Series
London dispatch lists England selections for the second Test starting Saturday. Yardley captains a squad including Compton, Lindwall? Wright, Washford, Barnett, Hollies, Adrich, and others amid South Africa challenge.
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London
Mandi
England
South Africa
Janing
Yard
Adrich
J- Barnett
Luton
Compton
Wright
Washey Hollies
GM. Ee Vn
Sath
General Sturdee to Return to Australia by Air
Sunday report notes General Sturdee arrives home soon from a prolonged visit to Great Britain and the United States. He will travel to Australia by air tomorrow after attending several college conferences and meeting leaders of American services.
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Rydney
Britain
United
Australia
Bturdee
Ak Vitae
Eid Aitkenry
England
Bruton
Aturdee Dae
Pacle de ‘Encen
SOV'R MADNA BROWNED AUCKLAND
A drowning tragedy occurred as a motor vehicle plunged through railings at Hag Pri dge. Five people were in the boat, and one man was swept away by the river. Several others were rescued or recovered from the water.
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Auckland
Aunda
Kidder
Pridge
Obituary of William Barry Pioneer Coachman of Cooma to Parliament
William Barry died recently at his Gueantegan residence. Born in 1881, he was the eldest son of Mr. J Barry, longtime Young Temore district official. He became steeped in coaching lore, drove for Cobb and Co, and later ran mail services in the Cooma Bomfaln region. He was one of two coachmen elected to drive Parliamentarian coaches and later served in the Department of Works, with four children among his descendants.
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Mir
William Garry
Gueantegan
Barry
Hat Young
J Barry
Temore
Cobb
Wanton
Orly
Cooma-Bomfaln
Department of Works
State to Insist on Reintroducing Deliveries in Wet Year
A government demand renews calls for home deliveries to be restored by tradesmen at night or face action. Delegates cheer as the conference discusses shortages and the need to overcome cash constraints. McGirr notes production rose despite complaints, with 69,000 homes built and steps planned to address shortages.
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Rydney
Delagaice
Vie
Busipeat
Anit
Moghty
McGirr
Expelled N4sroooer Readmitted to State Labour Party
Sunday report states Mr J J Graves MLC was readmitted to the State Labour Party after an October departure. At the ALP conference he abstained from a vote on a government bill, which led to a compromise. The Credentials Committee recommended his readmission. The chairman noted Labour may hold a majority in the Legislative Council if the vote tally shifts.
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TOVAY
J. J. Graves
Labour Party
ALP
Graves
Sourabaya Sue Arrives in Sydney Amid War Tensions
A damaged wartime notice reports Sourabaya Sue arriving in Sydney aboard the Marella from Java during WWII. It cites an alleged episode of mistreatment and espionage claims involving Australian troops, plus a note about a person named Bourabaya Mus traveling to write a book and a forthcoming departure to the United States.
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Sydney
Amaay
Minnetot Tanti
Detter Nowy
Mar Marella
Java
Commonwealth
Boursaya Mus
Jove
Farcibie
Tourabaye Bue
Leon Row
Basten States
Low Temperatures in Canberra Report
The article notes a record low for June with a drop near 178 degrees, frost covering ground, and mild daytime warmth with a high around 36 degrees. It mentions a prior 1935 low and a recent minor frost impact on golf greens despite light winds.
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Ware
Forestry School
Tee-Baes
Royal Canberry Golf Club
With & Prane Tome Paratare
AB. Ie
Adelaide coal supply crisis described in port delay notes
A fragmented report from Adelaide notes a breakdown in coal supply and worker struggles amid delayed arrival of a copier at Port Adelaide. The text suggests a looming crisis and inadequate response to the disruption affecting local industry and operations.
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