Tutor of Works Yorke and Ryualng ACT at 2 p.m.
Fragmented OCR lists tasks and locations in Canberra ACT for various gardens and maintenance jobs. Mentions tutor services, endorsee Ten melapes readings, Reid and 10m, Eastlake Hostel Canberra, tables and mousing duties, and a tender for work and housing with postal style notes.
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Yorke
Ryualng
Turaday
Reid
Tinternad
Exton
Alfa
Rided
Pybrine Cott
Sunely
Canbeert
Eastlake
Canberra
Act
Tiana
Epreiestionatte
Popartarne
Mousing
Siler
Two Years Gaol for Wordigg in Sydney Court
Jamey Wordigg aged 33 in Darlinghurst admitted attempting to feign a condition to evade wartime duties. He received a two year sentence for the charge of possessing forged coins and related offences. Judge Lawers noted health as a mitigating factor in imposing the lenient sentence.
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Sydney
Jamey John Wordigg
Ae Ashe
CaNterfelt
Dann
Darlinghurst
Kelly Obid
Wordley
Gealy
Juage Lawers
Pascing
Duner
Elformsiasfom
Weather Forecast From The Morning Edition
A weather forecast notes a dry period with variable cloud and southerly winds. Areas inland may see patches of fog with easterly winds along the coast and a risk of rough seas offshore during the period.
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neMeaabern Pateret
Evan L
Petrol rationing power clash over Commonwealth control
The text explains a constitutional dispute on petrol imports and distribution. It notes prior measures, High Court limits on enforcement, and debates among Commonwealth and state Premiers about rationing and pricing. It emphasizes the push for a simplified system under federal authority and the need for cooperative arrangements.
Federal Golf Club expands Canberra land blocks for lease
The Federal Golf Club plans to lease blocks of land in Canberra for expansion. Department of the Interior details indicate work on remaining infrastructure, water piping, and access will begin soon. About 260 members are registered, with about 400 more expected to be eligible for lease as private building proceeds.
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Federal Golf Club
Canberra
Gt Department of Hhe Interior
Reenily
Mate
Cary Hesimira
Cyt
Kky
Weill
Leon
Department of the Interior
Cuvenente
Ealaytaga de Turner
Broun
Wits
Ed Bil
Repertory Presents Victorian Drama
A drama excerpt discusses a 1548 plot centered on murder and abduction with a dedication to French prototypes and a praise from Agate. It notes Edward Percy and E. P. Rmizh involvement and lauds the piece as tense compact theatre with imagined suspense and an apocalyptic build.
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Apoca
Severe floods submerge coastal areas in NSW disaster toll
Torrential rains battered New South Wales with the Hunter River at Maitland rising 80 inches above normal. Townships flooded, hundreds of acres of farm land submerged, and evacuations underway as ports faced warnings and rail lines suffered washes and closures.
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Rydney
Weather Bureau
Port Macawarie
Jervis
Airenay
Aberdare
Creenock
Nareowhy
Newcastle
Caine
Howe
Hunter
Maitland
Katoomba
Tumngen
Nepean
Paawenger
Lottery No bM06 draws Sydney Friday results
State Lottery Sydney reports Prime prizes and syndicate winners for Lottery No bM06 with the first prize of 8207 awarded to Helit 67 Syndicate at Whit. 30 Farm Street, second prize to am iy Rows Syndicate at McCunn 08 Sophia Street, Murry Hills. Third prize No. III awarded to Gregory Welding Administrate at Quinn centre. Fourth prize No. 00H Grey Boots Syndicate at H.C Hawen. Fifth prize No. 88708 Beach Boye Syndicate at 236 Johnstone Street Annandale. Lottery No 187 to be drawn on AY.
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Sydney
Tonday
McCunn
Sophia Street
Murry Hills
Gregory Welding
Ouinn
Talgrant Centre
Tasturat
Wourth Priay
Grey Boots” Syndicate
H.C Hawen
Byanes
Boye
Byniicate
Johnstone
Annantiah
Witham Andertoy Sheep Bump Incident Report
An unusual incident at Witham Andertoy involves a sheep bumping a person, described as a tense moment yesterday. Confusion and vague references to threats and a possible shooting are noted, with unclear details about who acted and what occurred.
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Witham aAndertoy
Weuta sLerra
Yeterday
NE Wan
Andertey
States Reluctant To Restrict Petrol Rationing
In a tense exchange, Australian state premiers urge the Commonwealth to assess general powers over petrol rationing. They argue the Commonwealth could regulate imports and fuel, or else states claim authority if the Commonwealth withholds sale. Premier Hollway notes possible voluntary rationing while seeking a national conference to resolve control. The debate centers on whether states or the Commonwealth should lead any petrol rationing policy.
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Commonwealth
Axeddoak
Ing
Banda
Tnuvw
Commonwealth Co
Austeanu
Nacucel Ottestanahipi
Coul Rot
Austealia
Alex
Uate
Huon ‘Coumen Wealth
Mialet
Cuiey
IE Ca
Rxchogver
If Wea
Aamentiol
Imiary
Hanson
Victorien
Hollway
Felice
Petri
Mir
Britain
ChyRevie
Hateanion
Chines
Reuaider
Thiney
A. C. T. Brickyards Operated At Loss In Canberra
The report notes red ink at A C T Brickyards amid government efforts to revive Canberran industry. Officials say operation losses persist at the brick works, with minor gains in related ventures while the broader revival plan faces funding and lease challenges.
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Canberm
Husspecmuay
A&c
Tlm
Efiniater Foy
Benin
Turnbull
Lermmann
Alwayn
Foynis
Sf Sun
Postwar Department Faces Possible Shutdown
A fragmentary report from the East War Reconstruction Ministry suggests plans to wind down the postwar department. The minister indicated current tasks may shift to older departments, with staff reassignments under consideration.
Chief Judge Appointment At Ath Chon Court
Announcement names Mr. Jamice Rory as chief judge designate for Ath Chon Court following recent actions by Attorney General Dro Boaths. The formal appointment comes after internal deliberations during the latest session.
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Suathew Kelly Hay
Jikige
Ath Chon
Dro Boaths
Jamice Rory
Aouin aWwnitin
Dukter
Iieas
Australian Ambassador Restricted Debate Sparks Soviet Move
The External Affairs Minister discusses potential restrictions on the Australian Ambassador. Dr Evatt offers no information. Beasley questions moves to Moscow as diplomatic stance appears unsettled and Beasley notes possible limits on posting.
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Nak
Australie
Mos
A.B. Malti
Soviet Union
Kevate
Beasley
Moscow
Broncow
Evatt
Astavandors
Ex-Servicemen Join Waterside Workers
A 1987 report notes ex servicemen seeking admission to the federation of waterside workers. The Industrial Commission lists 7,000 members with at least 700 general veterans. From World War II onward, 77 percent of all men in the federation were service veterans.
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Danutor
Eee Pretarancy 9
Predurine Indusry Commission
Mercorship
Federation
Wap & Matter
Admimiona
Peineh Pomdahaney
Adel Alona
Production figures for Queensland across 1948 trade
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Queensland production and pricing in 1948, mentioning 288d Ane vito valued at high amounts, 1944 pricing, and changes in ounces compared with March. The text is garbled with several misread terms and lacks clear entities or dates.
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Queensland
Aeuren Relemaedt
Artinig
Commonwealth
Sehereas
TATE
Coal Companies Debate Miner Discipline Under Tribunal
The speech outlines potential disciplinary powers for coal companies over miners. Government and Crown Law authorities discussed under existing laws whether the Coal Tribunal or authorities can initiate actions. Attorney General and MPs noted the issue as a matter of constitutional concern and promised review.
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Coal Companion
Wninn
Coal Industry
Mata
Toyeh
Sonaldaredt
Avallaeir Tole
Alan
Gene
Era
Bivatt Aaia
Prime Minister Questioned Over Ministerial Truthfulness
In Parliament yesterday the Prime Minister faced claims of misleading statements regarding a minister and the timing of a government appointment. The exchange centered on whether the minister knew of written briefings and if copies were shared with the Northern Territory authorities and Crown officials.
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House of Representatives
Yeaterday Promi
Unite Teterymine Iey
Hawi Benalor Mer Kenna
Blatendi
Lang
Chifley
Peng
Tennants Creek
Northern Territory
Mckenna
Webster
Dia Filme
WB. Piyyn
Vine
Geriangn
Muley
Increased electricity production at Burrinjuck urged to ease coal shortage
The report describes calls by the Water and Conservation Commission to the Southern Electricity Authority to boost Burrinjuck output to relieve coal shortages at Pari Kembla power station. It notes water storage levels, planned restrictions, and proposed measures to increase supply, including potential emergency actions and power curtailments across industries and households.
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Burrinjuck
Pari Kembla
Souther Electricity Authority
Stamp honours Lawson poet in church services
FragmentaryOCR notes show church services across multiple parishes including Anglicans and Roman Catholics. References mention Pentecost, Holy Communion, Evensong and various preachers, with names such as Archdeacon Lin Bt and Rev. G.C. Armatyonne. Also notes a migration ceremony at Grenfell and mentions local clergy and facilities.
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Anglani
Sturneing
Breyer
Binday
Fivenaone
Archdeacon Lin
Paulie
Holy Cominston
Thor
Ruchariat
Rest Pyke
Angutan
Mymaler
Archearon Davies
Tao
SC Armatreng
Litigation over Ford car sale withdrawn six times
Fragmented OCR text describes a custody like dispute: Rita Frowey and Chapman parched trun in Rednens, with a Ford car sale in a Motors showroom. After additional evidence, Mr J Mwaitt of Macvlenias says Nagle 10 will furnee withty jeritendon, and the application is withdrawn. Ted Teddiews ordered to pay counts.
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Frowey
Rita
Chapman
Rednens
Daliverel
Motors
Thanksgiving Services for Prayer Book Apecial
Fragmentary church notice states a thanksgiving service to be held at a named church with a prayer book context. Readable fragments reference a preacher and a local religious community.
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Martin
Fallin
Penanichon
Jmrwarrae
Seven Years' Gaol For Assault And Robbery
A man named Alun Reghhd Kunal faced seven years in gaol after pleading guilty to assault and robbery. The incident involved pestering, rubbing against a patient, and theft of jewellery valued at 430. Witnesses described a group including Borah Jowans and others as associated with the crime, and mentions of a vehicle and a vehicle’s entry into a hamlet. The report notes a brother and other accomplices were implicated in the attack.
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Husheailterss
Hament
Kenstall
Community notes from a church and school gathering
A locally reported event covers a church congregation meeting and kindergarten activities. It mentions civic services, a neighborhood group, and a nearby school program, with brief references to community workers and upcoming events.
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