Parliament Faces Split Over Communist Party Dissolution Bill
A long paragraph reports partisan struggles in Parliament over the Communist Party Dissolution Bill and related child endowment issues. It notes the Senate and House clashes, government tactics, and opposition delays, highlighting the political maneuvering and potential double dissolution implications amid Labour and Communist campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Child Endowment
Amt i
Astate
Hue
Communist Party
New South Wales
Labour Party
Legioli- Hon
Renate
Menmire
Tatmarrow
Indiérial Abruptian
Fogged World Warned After Krakatau Eruption
Washington experts report widespread atmospheric disturbances following the Krakatau eruption. Dust and sulfur particles circulated globally, with measurements suggesting elevated aerosol levels and complex wind-driven transport that may affect climate signals for days.
Guinea and New Guinea policy sparks regional debate
Reports from Bali and Den Pasar describe Dr Sookarno and Indonesian leaders asserting claims over West New Guinea and urging Australian alignment, while Western powers and New Zealand weigh military and political options. The exchange centers on sovereignty, regional influence, and support for Indonesia’s position.
Public Opinion on Canberra Football Policy Debate
Readers weigh in on national football and Canberra's role in the sport, critiquing funding, interstate trips, and the push to raise standards. Letters discuss government land use, housing, and the future of the game in the national capital with emphasis on costs, execution, and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur
Foottal
Canberra
Netitnal
Miro
Casiborra
Gundey
Monttall Caen
Brisbane
Tye
Willy
Sidicabe
Sion
Coathall
Ion
Ian Ee
Ioney Ane
Teama
Teamal
Abbi Moedball
Hoy
Southern Bates
Commonwealth Posttions Vacant Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice notes vacancies in Commonwealth positions with references to Coram missive and annuation terms. It mentions permanent pains and a general state of vacancies, with unclear dates and names. The readable bits point to a formal public notice of appointments and terms under a wartime or administrative context.
Governor McKell Recovers At Sydney Residency
His Excellency the Governor General W. J. McKell attended daily at Admiralty House in Sydney following his illness. Sir Jane J. Mortheed, the Governor of New South Wales, accompanied him as part of the official routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Righ
W J. McKell
New South Waller Laett-Geners
Jane J Mortheatt
Admirsity House
Laydney
Everday
Appointment notice for supply development branch positions
Department of Supply Development Branch invites applications for a theoretical investigations role. Requires high standard, strong math physics chemistry knowledge, research experience, and permanent appointment eligibility in the Commonwealth Public Service. Applications from eligible candidates to Reeves in Melbourne by late 1094 with full forms and supporting documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentior Scnt
FT. Cer
Mineouver
Pemument
Ceara
Batow
B.giod
Commonwealth
Department of Sit Anukhha
Begautinas
OPO
Melbourne
Bind Fen
Miners Face Key Decision After Four Hour Conference
Sydney reports a four hour conference on day ends with miners seeking a Monday decision on proposed terms from mine owners representatives. Leaders warn of possible stoppage if no settlement, with plans discussed by leaders of several unions and company heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thurmtay
Trent
Searle
Aaron
Vand
Victory
Texmanta
Weather report from Palroaima and Australian regions
Barometer reading low With Indian Ocean data mentioning temperatures around 40.0 degrees and a forecast of wind speeds up to near gale force. The bulletin describes rain and wind across coast and tablelands with heavy falls in the Mandzra area and snowfall on the Southern Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Peta
Mandzra
Southern
Alps
Cooth
High School Notes and Appointments at Pendtulming
An OCR read of Pendtulming notes lists appointments for high school prefects including Leni Swans Thompson and Helen Lucas. The report mentions charity drives, a visit by a school association, and upcoming events. Trials referenced involve a court president and regent, with expected actions and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendtulming
Tate Bam Perfects
Canberra
Tien
Ache
Sletten Cretan
Tra Moore
Tasker Prefyets
Leni Swans
Aan
Thompson
AQT Wre
Rome
Patrick's Gale
Gaultorn Toe Viariore
Reigadier Icre
Fem
Labour Supports Wool Levy Plan Growers Views
A heated debate in the House of Representatives last night backed a wool levy plan. Mr Pollard Lalory urged a charge to fund a future wool marketing scheme, with support from the Australian Wool and Meat Producers Federation and the Woolgrowers Council. Opposition Leader Mr Chifley warned effects on wool prices, while Mr Ward East Burney called for immediate price protections. debate adjourned without a decision.
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Australia
Pollard Lalory
Sin
Pollard
Bbr
Mo‘Ke
Baeire
pri+ mar particu
Prnduer
New Zealand
Bolitn
Chifley
Ward East Burney
Wngikrowert
Fragmented OCR notes on Melrose Deal and Bishop Teenie
Fragmented text recounts a Melrose affair involving a deal and a bishop figure. It references a woman phone call, a restaurant setting, and comments attributed to a Dean. It notes that Bishop Teenie has support from the Dean and mentions Japanese topics in a derailed narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Catheral
Riscoe Efilaon
Rome
Japaneer
Mikox
Teenie
Four New Schools Planned for Canberra Expansion
Canberra officials announce plans to build four new schools including upgrades at Tel宏eport and Ainslie to ease crowding. Minister McBride says modern classrooms and enlarged playing grounds are funded with new extensions and aluminum unit blocks for Telepoma Park and Ainslie infant area.
Girls Grammar Choir Tops for 1.5 W. Girls
The Canberra Church of Briglaret Girt presents a choir event led by conductor Blae Gene Sie Bigur Soy. Students from Bedvees performed, with examination led by Noe and Pewee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Briglaret
Local council contemplates referendums on trustship relinquishment
A letter from the Queen’s head branch urging a referendum on relinquishing trustship of a snow grating unit was read. The council voted that no authority existed without a people’s mandate and to forward the letter to the Minister for Local Government. Alderman Hopkins called for a motion to rescind the relinquishment and refer the issue to the United elections next November to decide the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REL
Couneh
Counscil Ln
Thi md Unit
Shmlater
Hopkins
Couneil
Rent review meeting addresses tenants and housing costs
A meeting discussed rent levels for concrete and brick homes in the area, noting high costs as a burden to tenants. Attendees urged rental stabilization and support for housing associations while planning improvements in the town area including a corner shop and laundry depot. Names of officials and members of the association were listed as participants and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real
O'Conmar
Kponnare
Tao
Fevein
Arkigam Oo Sjonta
Nonecete Homex
Hommnittan Wae
Toounw
P. Hatton
Mac Sretary
Association
Harrieon
Treamerer
J. Murray
Alte
New Flats to Ease Queanbeyan Housing Shortage
Unclear text reports on new flats to ease Queanbeyan housing shortage. Ceremony unveils a foundation stone for 14 flats at St. Gram Rory's School site, with local officials including Ald. H C Taylor and housing figures in attendance. The article contains garbled quotes about election impact and support from local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Rogsen
Shean
Perulanion
Quregee
Uran
Beyan
H.C. Taylor
Youtur
UK Foundation
Finta
St. Gram Rory's
N.B. Weler Housing
J. Selert
Judy
Ena
Clive Myatt
Fuine
N.B.W
Huching Komen
Sallfert
Exeet
Bolffort
Foundation stone laid for new flats at Queanbeyan
A foundation ceremony at Queanbeyan marks the start of a housing project by the Slater Lapowe Party. Major figures including Mr Molttert and Mr Taytoy pay tribute to the work and note progress on the NeW Houming Commission. Within three years many housing units will be completed or under construction, with plans for eleven already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umanis
Slater Lapowe
Seittert
Laparte
Downy & Ad
Angie
Lt Wah
Melfort
Rid. Taytoy
Molttert
Tor Vyenmii
Sssaretee
Wery Adinodt
Gve
Migrant babies die in camp alarming figures reported
Fragmented OCR reports the deaths of five European babies aged two and three months at a migrant camp. Doctors cite possible gastroenteritis and diet changes as contributing factors while authorities discuss tendered home supplies, porches, and union involvement amid ongoing investigations into camp conditions and future housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hani
Amrtestre
Ewan
Grounding hits Canberra area as floods trap flights
Four airliners were grounded at Canberra Airport after heavy flooding left runways submerged. Some planes diverted to Sydney and Melbourne while Canberra-based crews arranged accommodations. Over 100 flights affected with two planes cancelled and eight passengers evacuated to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canner
Pannen
Walg
Canberra Holaie
Fet Wen
Kynenaucyan
Viailars
Frame
Orafoh i Bee
Psi Ofa
Mama Vere
Drum
Yeateruany
Trom Melanirne
Bydn
Canberra
ASA
Endravourst
Byney
Banvaire
Aken
Ayaney Oy
Ton Mermalndee
Ivy Micsatear
Stranded in Brisbane Passenger Warns of Weather Dangers
Fragmentary OCR note reports a passenger warning about bad weather near Brisbane. Mentions a Pan American man from San Francisco and an apparent alert to travelers. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the core event concerns a stranded passenger and weather risk.
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Washington
Roma” ‘Weahington
Encall
Kraketes
Sundamtarit
Simpson
Wate Hum
Staswater
I. Guinea
Bali
Sookarno
oReatre
Tava
Balif
Guinea Fir Anor
Hallliene
Wellington
Turi
Ade
Doldyn
Yovday
Stalima
Few Mo Ta Lie Whale
Guinot
West New Guinea
Galdge
New Caines
Zentana
Doidge
Pacific
South-East Asia
Soeharne
Dr Barkaria
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Hughow
de Boekarnoe
J Auliomn
Auatratia
Vwhet de Borkarna
Feapa
Bogen
Wanda New Gunes
Canetna
Meaourt
Unie
Tunante
Mae
Joan
Neaver
Futira Sight
Apulyatur
Civ
Department. OF Supply Development Branch
Anton Gavel
Palroaima
Stablelands Walnfall
Oginuvatyony
Thurady
Goulburn
Gunsning
Yabe
Tuingentoren
Nimmitabel
Driegate
Capital City
Templaatumny
Max Min
Cater Ayrtney
Tl Mabbertre
Dirisbars
Adelaide
Labour
Plana
Turner and Gat- Aur
McBride
Yeaterday
Molt cA.c
Yoers
Mila
Draka
Telepom Tar
Aualie
Nott
Canbarre Technica College
Mme
Baum
Sar
Wreck Hay
Sarvin Bay
Ravipm
Eal Verday
Ainslie
Tlepen
Fur Apprysh Matty
Childern
Tne Infant Cine
My. Fe
Fry
Telcpma Park School
Pie
Sean
Almaenool
Davient
Jeyan
Leibe
Ald
Taylor
Cioek
Neu Mindalas
F. Metailey
Bulluine
Comatt Mir
Seiffert
Cannallee Australia
Pankirudes Ray
Ara
Nore
Tara
Mkie Feat
Tre
Ise
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