Solomon Recital in Cannespra Recital at Berg Wee
Renowned pianist Solomon, famed for debuting at age eight, has a rich concert history with 14 appearances by age 22. He performed with major conductors worldwide, was longtime organist at Notre Dame, and is celebrated for interpreting Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt with refined craftsmanship.
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Jon
Berg
Faelion
Ilomon
Belomas
Hie
Henry Wood
Notre Dam
London
Mary
Edwie Feoetuene
Polowaine
Wranran
Ruling standards at Britain shows debated and evolving
The article discusses changing judging norms at British livestock shows, noting confusion over tuberculin tests and future eligibility rules. It cites England’s standards, references possible shifts toward stricter disease checks, and mentions potential royal show implications for exhibitors and awards.
Snowy River Conference to Convene in Melbourne
Snowy River Conference in Melbourne plans a 44 day session with Conmaawan'th and Malera representatives. The agenda includes future use discussions and regional coordination.
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Melbourne
Tunday Aeaetersnan
Malera
General Alughy Gale Dies In Air Crew Crash
A major general, commanding Bernd and Fourth Divisions in Keyone during the war, was killed when a plane crash during landing left several officers injured. The crash adds to the list of wartime casualties amid the Kentucky report from Tuesday.
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Kentucky
Alughy Gale
Mandir
Bernd
Kivone
Gaffey
Refugees and Palestine Debate in United Nations Context
The Criscoo Times reports on European refugee pressure and the Palestine question. It notes opposition in Europe, concerns over Jewish immigration, and calls for international responsibility sharing, with Australia weighing its stance and immigration policy amid pressure from major powers.
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Roy
Laiesign
United
Rutland Orgatteation
Tole
Poetenewateh
Palestine
United Nations
Lee United Kong
Europe
Australia
Praamre
Nts
Interveta
Palatine
Sherland
Athena
Regent party travels from Ji Tae to Winton and Longreach
The vice regal party led by the Governor General and the Duchess of the West traveled yesterday from Ji Tae to Winton. They sent a message to the Winton Shire Council chairman and met with local officials in Longreach to discuss civic duties and regional matters.
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Qtoncaster
Ji Tae
Winton
Ty Winton
H.C. Fe ‘Palliot
Longreach
Wetesine
Fe Beicu de Haus Lienlemnstaowat
Sour Wiew
Etna Eet
Mighnary
Emery
Mehta
Eli
Consulate General Roles Tied to Australian Legation
The United States Wisconsin and the Consulate General in New York and San Francisco will fall under the supervision of the Australian legation in Washington. General Smart will oversee as head, with Melbourne born background cited for the official appointment.
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Sree
Ruthie Foren
Saunibiey
Latie
San France
Conuar
Wisconsiat
New York
San Francisco
Ardan
Washington
General Smart
BA. Wun
Melbourne
Firat Comimington
Corpa of
Engineer' i Iph
Liberals Debate Driving Communists Underground in Australia
The Liberal Party Convention forecasts upheaval in the union movement if the government moves to suppress the Communist Party. Wentworth moves an amendment to indict Communist leaders as war criminals, with a proposal for a commission once in office.
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Syower
Tuseasy
Communist Party
Galegates
Clouly
Highlands
Simmera
Vestara Paris
Labour Party
Futfondesata
Irewhan
Ehioy
Commununiet
Mmegel
Tontendad
Communat
Wideretourl
Ld Rok
Pr Rw
Wentworth
Ald
Wartime Passport Rules Relaxed by Immigration Minister
The immigration minister announced restrictions on travel would be eased soon. Australians who meet the requirements of the War Precautions Act would be granted passage and passports after the last batch of servicemen sails. The minister cited medical needs and staff shortages as reasons, stating no discrimination against nurses and noting anticipated shipments and completion of arrangements.
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Cabwen
Peryon
Japan
Diuchargea
Aervicus Ceir
Nursce
Australion
Sveed Iin
Australien
Families to Visit Occupation Forces in Japan
Melbourne reports the FECA publicity branch announces families of Commonwealth Occupation Forces may join their husbands in Japan. Major General Cawthorn and the Ramvral Portal disclosed that wives and children of service members will be permitted to accompany and live with their spouses in Japan, reversing prior Australian government restrictions.
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Melbourne
FECA
Vcuvetumen
Agatenian Brigade
Cawthorn
Te Ramvral
Japan
Coal Shortage Hits S A Factories
Adelaide reports a coal shortage crippling major factories as the Premier Playford and officials seek supply curbs. Australia relies on 17 000 tons weekly. smaller mills face restrictions to keep essential undertakings running.
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Adelaide
Playford
Routh
Australie
Auahasia
Altdo Tune
Sputé
Price Administration Outlines Market Interventions
The UDA announces adjustments in butter and cheddar prices, detailing the plan to regulate supply, with figures in cantas and siz set to influence consumer costs. Officials stress stabilizing markets and preventing sharp price swings amid production shifts.
Senator Fars to Answer Senate Call
Senators Fars and colleagues debate a bill in a stalled session. opposition aims to delay the third reading while MPs conjoin to show respect for a late senator as adjournment is marked by political maneuvering and party lines.
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Fars
Senate
Menater
Cramurd
Fial
Tun
Tate Beni Keane
Rural lessees plan appeals against reappraisements
At a meeting of the Rural Lessees Association the case of Jomesaa and others was discussed. Individuals may lodge appeals to the Minister of the Interior within 30 days with the association’s help. A deputation noted tax increases and a court decision. about 20 members would file appeals against reappraisements.
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eMril
Laxieas’ Association
Urat
Bouthweil
Rena Senamant
I TL
PMG Denied Government Move to Take Radio Stations
A government plan to control commercial radio outlets was rejected by Senator Cameron. He said the proposal would not justify private monopoly rents and opposed state seizure of stations. Cameron noted big companies currently dominate broadcasting, but action against private ownership would be resisted.
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Carbera
Peatervoey
Cameron
Faery
Mig
Aid Be
Ald Renator Cameron
Beinice Cameron
Una
Govarnm
Comercial
Ant
Banator
Cuninconado
Deuacar Cameran
Conpanies
Benatur Camerma
Parliament Pays Tribute To Late Senator Keane
Parliament honors late Senator Keane with condolence motions in both Houses. Leaders from government and opposition speak of his forthright conduct and public service. Other senators echo praise and mourn his passing, marking a formal tribute across chambers.
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Parliament
Senator Keane
LV. Kraor
Dick Kanne
Hallo Feyoinert
Wil Te Aadly
al Benators
Anid
Pe Lauase
Aahiey
OppoalUon
Wartime RAAF demobilisation plans amid aircrew shortages
Government moves to outline interim service terms and redeployments as welfare and manpower strains surge. Hariton notes under staffing, fuel costs, and heating constraints while Darwin and Amberley bases face equipment shortages. Demobilised airmen await new roles as civilian work and family support screens loom.
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Hareiaom
Amberley
RAAF
Darwin
Aas Trolin
Liberator
Chi. Robertson
Union's Conception Of Ingredients For New Order
Arbitration Court heard details of planned changes under a new union order. Mir Faswn paid workers. reduction from forty to ten hours weekly discussed. General Movore-Holdens faced a three to six month timetable. statements attributed to Justice Footer referenced.
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Suelronani
Mir
Footer
Ggleston
Unclear Text on Wool Trade Talks in Japan Australia
Fragmentary note discusses conversations on Australian wool exports to Japan. Mentions a United arrangement and similar to trade routes involving the Americas. Details are garbled and names or dates are not legible.
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Japan
Americas Tattan
Underealeh
Dupan
Jmanut Notire
Labour MPs Clash Over Election Poster Sizes
Labour MPs discussed poster dimensions at a meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party. Debate centered on war posters and campaign finance, with figures proposed for square footage and section spending limits.
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Labour
New Ministers Sworn In After Cabinet Shuffle
The Australian government swore in new ministers as the Prime Minister reshuffled the cabinet. The newly appointed Minister for Trade and Customs departed for Sydney in the Prime Minister's plane. Lieutenant General Frederick Jordan administered the oaths amid travel disruptions as the party planned to return to Canberra after a Melbournebound layover.
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Tne
Rae
Chineyy
Shelal Servigia
Sicher
HoWifor Fraser
Miniater
Sydney
Amin
Ieauble
Chifley
Police dog to aid hunt for gaol escape
A police dog named Sour is deployed to assist the man hunt for Thomas John Winning who escaped from prison. Authorities report clothing found about 16 miles from the jail and the dog began tracking from that location as officers pursue leads.
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Bryony
Bee
Thome John Winning
Theo
Esi
Chom
Om Traina
Highoens
Plan to reform old age pensions debatable across reports
A historical summary notes shifting plans for old age pensions. The Moana Ter Committee urges substantial reduction and abolition of a current scheme within the first year. It proposes funding from welfare, payroll social contributions, and tax on unimproved land values, with broader questions on validity and widet pension issues.
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Caion
Moana Ter
Social Services
Victoria Keeps Plugging Along With Coal Supplies
Amid the coal rationing, Victoria maintains limited supplies for industry this week. Officials say production will cover only part of needs, with two day shifts possible. A government minister notes electrical power curbs for certain uses may extend, while industry urges continued support and orderly distribution.
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Amglbourne
Tumsany
al Techany
Yacelly
Assistance for Australians Stranded Abroad Policy Details
The government will provide aid to stranded Australians wishing to return home. Applicants must be Australian for at least five years before applying, and be from families with dependent children. Financial support covers full fares, with overseas applications allowed and residency in Australia as the end goal.
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Calwall
Atrivatte Australia
No Clean Discharges for Deserters
The Minister for the Army stated that no discharge certificates would be issued to AWL soldiers discharged in absentia. A formal request would be made for them and then certificates would be endorsed to show the discharge had been effected in absentia due to their absence.
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Forde
Uillose Wey
Labour opposition to proposed cuts in rail services
Parliamentary Labour Party members may move to force government approval for any proposed rail service cutbacks. Several Labour MPs expressed astonishment at ministers plans tied to railway commissions, with concern over suspending compulsory bookings and potential timetable changes.
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Labour
Atoney
Turing
Privace
Labour Party
Hall Saye
Air
Hartigan
Purell
Bertha
Wrale
Deputation Seeks Pension Reform From Social Services Minister
A Civilian Blind Pensioners delegation yesterday urged the Minister for Social Services Senator Iraner to abolish the pension cap. The deputation presented a petition said to represent 14 000 members seeking changes to pensions paid to elderly or infirm clients.
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Trenapors Sf
Penelonery
Iraner
Incdne
Labour Bah on Membership of Diner Organisations
A report on Labour candidate Myre Ghent and suspected ties to multiple organizations. The article lists groups including Euro Youth League, Ryde tiadawilie Committee, Friends of the Soviet Union, and Society for Culture Relations with UBL, amid debate over allegiance to the Labor party.
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Labour
Euro Youth League
Ryde
Tiadawilie Cl
Tinena’ Committee
Soviet Union
Humis Lemgue
Society For Culture
UBL
Mes Jyasie Bers
Australie Shamda’ Bat Ciety
Snvolvad
Cha Ween Tion
Saclag Wr
Wentworth
Mer
Myre
Ghent
UBBR
Postmaster General Cameron on broadcasting policy
The Postmaster General Senator Cameron says his plan will not widen any censorship of Parkman proceedings. He notes the only limit would come from voluntary action and urges careful handling in the matter. Members would enjoy similar privileges to others in the House.
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Enater Cameron
Parkman
Benator Cameron
Armistice Day Changes Across Empire Planned
The Australian Government agreed to commemorate Armistice Day on November 11 but plans to discontinue the day. A nationwide change is set to occur this year, with empire wide adjustments reflected in government observances.
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Abe Muayne
Norcentar
Test Recording of House Proceedings Showcased in Australia
An experimental broadcast of Parliament proceedings demonstrated by the Fuse of Representatives. Officials stated later that anti tactics were considered. The first program aired on June 26, marking a time control room setup for coverage.
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Fuse of Representatives
Srecenstiag Cement
Nthe
New London Loan Firm At Par
The position of the 18,074,000 Lancashire conversion loan at London was satisfactory, the Prime Minister announced. The Australian minister in London advised that the loan opened at one eighth percent discount and stood at par last Friday.
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London
M cAdr- Chiffayy
Landa
Mr. Bensley
Opposition Plans for Censure Motion
An uncertain parliamentary scene awaits as adjournment motions pile up signaling opposition strategy. The government seeks to retain power amid internal divisions and stagnant industrial concerns.
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