Farewell notices from Canberra and Queanbeyan region
The relatives announce funeral arrangements for William Warr, Elsie Maria and others. Services to be held at Crawford Memorial, Queanbeyan Cemetery, with processions from Causeway Canberra and Fairfield area locations. Funeral directors M Bourke and AP Dal oversee arrangements with dates in June.
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Anderson
Duck
Densi ‘Anders
Crawford Mizvet
Guesabeyan
Lasi
Willian John
Hay
Queanbeyans
Beadi
Eliawveth
Brad Weg
Causeway
Canberra
Henry
Cane Berra
Gémminsiourd Bun
Caumoway
Tiv
M. He Bourke
Ap.d.a
Quean
Beyan
MamUs
Elsie Maria
Mra Aumel
Buca Gardens
Porreat
AFD
Reras
Bris
Funeral rites for late Td Nelle Pemanard attendances noted
Teviativer mourners from 27 Banve Bhat plan to attend the funeral in Haroureah. The procession departs then to St Peters for a service at the Priory Church. Attendees include Major W. G. Orr and Andrew's Cathedral clergy. The Kearsley family extend thanks for sympathy and floral tributes, and Betty Genders and family express gratitude for kind notes.
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Nelle Pemanard
Banve Bhat
Reid
Medel
Finn
Doruaalem
Uitertore
Mroellency
al, Andrew's
Boorstory
Betty
Tone John
Roy
On Tey Street
Aiiaile
Ainslie
Unclear OCR item from Nevada event notes
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Nevada, Cane Berra, Dav Prarteacy, and Kingelon with stray numbers and dates. Readable facts are minimal. content appears to be a damaged notice or bulletin with names and locations, not a coherent event or report.
NSW State Election Outlook Amid Federal Ties
In New South Wales the state poll holds tensions with federal dynamics as Labour battles for ground. Analysts note similar reform pressure and cautious voter interest across parties while strategy shifts reflect looming division and possible delayed dissolution debates.
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New South Wales
Britain
Tie Partie
Latour
Biv
Rusle
Mengies
Han Kor
Yatom
UCR
nereeMient
Bualy
Labour
Nsw
Fedvenl Latour
Voice of U S Going Behind Iron Curtain Annandale
The State Department officials announced the U S would extend its radio programs behind the Iron Curtain to reach the Soviet Union and other areas. They asserted the broadcasts would continue despite jamming efforts and warned against shutting out Western voices.
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U.S
Annandale
Hew Yorks
Sunny
Canberra Chamber official pushes removal of rats in city
The Secretary of the Canberra Chamber of Commerce Mr Rowe said the rat problem had been prevalent among households and that the Department of the Interior would expedite action. He claimed rats caused substantial losses to stored goods and posed a health menace to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Th. Rowe
Temporary Causeway area avoids street names in new plan
The Department of the Interior refuses to map Aireete to Causeway as a temporary area. Most houses have been without street addresses since 1925. A letter to the Chamber of Commerce notes industrial districts and urges street name removal while preserving postal routes.
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Department of the Interior
Thia
Chamber of Commeres
Doalt
Stlembers
Jombars
Streste
Crewlad
Nacrsbundan
Peon Nsetter Catineway Hovsow
Bud
Atomic Injury Signals From Japan Bombs Revealed
Eye trouble noted in Washington as US Atomic Energy Commission reports delayed cataract cases among Hiroshima Nagasaki survivors and workers. Full scale autopsies planned. ongoing study aims to trace long term radiation effects on families and communities.
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Washington
Japan
United Saten Atomic Energy
Cominierion
United States
Hiroahim
Naxeamki
Jepan
Surviv. Org
Sas
Abolition of Means Test Advocated By Minister
Minister outlines plan to remove means test for social service payments as a right. Australia’s Social Service reforms aim for progressively universal aid with future government determinations on adequacy and property measures. Senator Spooner announced current social service expenditure of £100,000,000 with projections to £120,000,000 next year.
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Australa
Sengtur Spooner
Rouiteaat
Bieape
Spooner
Mulwala Staff Walks Out In Labor Dispute
A group of Mulwala staff walked out amid a dispute with hostel management. The Allied and ginger Vende union representative A McVeigh led complaints over management and called for an immediate inquiry. About 60 names signed a petition urging action while some workers returned to the premises later that night.
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Waincour Ny
Wea
Gion Mostel Ham Amin
Ois
Allied and
Ginger Vende Union
Hr A McVeigh
Anne Guiry
A.C.T Br. LW
Uma
Sigcua
Union
Ee Sud
Nursing service gains support amid public appeal
A health department official notes growing nursing staff and extended publicity for a new four week scheme. He cites improved coverage but warns doctors’ doubts slow progress as the welfare service expands.
Saving Our Soil Progress of Erosion Control in the ACT
The ACT Hall Conservation Council formed in 1947 reports a survey showing significant wind erosion across the territory. North of the Murray River lands suffer gullying and reduced productivity, prompting calls for contour ploughing and improved farming methods. Officials warn of deterioration if soil loss continues and note tenure expiration in eight years.
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A.C.T
Hall Conservation Council
Tneshind
Keating
Murruinbidges
Monworthy Wit
Australian farming methods praised for land conservation gains
The article reports John Garran of Bonehaw and Erindale endorsing American and Australian practices to curb land wastage. It notes contour plowing, protection of soils, and new drainage measures reducing erosion. Demonstrations show tree shelter belts and furrow systems improving pasture and crop recovery amid heavy rains.
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John Garran
Bonehaw
Erindale
Australia
Garran
America
Regent March
Mojonel
Neil
Ruethorin
Tannen
Artina
Treet
Wien
Trae Bosith
Hanks
Kiel Tor Mteon Arena
WAEOY
Terms for House Buyers in States
Fragmented OCR discusses housing terms and government credits for Commonwealth and State housing agreements. It questions purchase options, rent credits, and incentives for owner occupancy across Australian states, noting implications for workers and employers.
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Canberra
Ituung
Australia
Commonwealth
Jens
Threuan
Joe Hui Nat
Avo
Rainy Day Warning From Sir S Cripps In London
A damaged, historic slip quotes Sir Stafford Cripps warning of a rainy day ahead for the nation. He cautions Britain to resist complacency as export markets shift, urging maintained reserves, full employment, and careful economic balance amid global conditions.
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Wren
North America
Reine Minera Ti
Bratford Ceipa
Britain
Sar Bam Rao
Noel Baer
Sani Jivetink
Earthquake Disturbs Wellington Amid City Drainage Concerns
A tremor in Wellington causes alarms as drainage plans face delays and infrastructure questions. Reports mention road closures and potential impacts on prisons, culverts, and proposed expansions in the area. Authorities assess ongoing works and safety considerations following the quake.
Fragmented OCR Teaser Lacks Coherent Details
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered names and codes with no clear event or entities. It lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to construct a valid news item summary.
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Queanbeyan Police
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