Obituary notices for Albert Mauger and Marbert family
Dated funeral notices invite relatives and friends to services in Canberra and surrounds. Albert Stephen Mauger of the Fire Station Capverra mourns his wife Matilda May with a 2:30 p m service at Baptists Church Kingaloe followed by burial at Canberra Public Cemetery. The second notice remembers a dear husband and mother, with floral memory and tribute language.
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Mauoer
Albert Stephen Mauger
Capverra
Matilda May
Kingaloe
Tuesley
Canberra
Hinrestan
Memorial Service to Rev Gibson Held in Canberra
A memorial service for the late Rev Gibson, former rector of Delaware and Dean of the parish, was conducted at St Balton Church in Canberra on Sunday night. The service featured readings by Mrs W Pye and prayers by R O Sullivan and G Kennedy, with organists William Soap and Kirvin Moore among those paying tribute to his life and work.
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Formarly
Parvnn
Don
Maplin
Canerid
Aml Balot'n
Ainally
Canorn
Harold Munter
Canberra
Wan Gion
Mtr TW
W. Pye
Tir Jew
Manly
Gunn
Menzies and New Zealand Prime Minister Plan Talks
Government sources report Mr Menzies conferring with the New Zealand Prime Minister about proposed talks. The discussions followed a cabinet meeting with officials and a published address, detailing questions on tenure and policy amid broader regional deliberations.
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MR. Menzies
Wellington
Mundy
Winston Churchill
Ebuenhower
New Zealand
Sydney Holland
Austentia
R. Mengies
Dominion Pri
Zarten
Akute Laneheon
Norrie
Painels
Malta
Mr Hotta Fen He Ieee
Iran
Este
United States and Security Council clash over Guatemala
An emergency United Nations Security Council meeting defends the Americas against Russian interference allegations tied to Guatemala. The debate centers on the Monroe Doctrine and regional stability with calls to curb any moves toward widening conflict, while Russia vetoes influence attempts.
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United States Security Council
Quatemala
United States
Henry Cabot Leno
Rasen
Jumea Moncoo
Americas
Russia
Hind
Amonea
Bering Straits
Stet Jumuila
Heasey Lodge
America
Woodrow Wilenn
All Nations
Boewity Council
Runala
Guatemala
Couniil Fins Salight
Organisation of Central American Republics
Apri
Gushmila
Ruimsih Ts
United Nations
Voncordt
Professor Arndt Reports American War Anxiety and Education Gaps
Professor Arndt notes most Americans expect war and warns political agitation could rise in Australia with university enrolments up. He contrasts standards across American universities from top schools like Hayward and Yale to smaller colleges, and discusses the value of practical training versus liberal arts.
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Prafenmi ‘Arnataid
South Carolina University
Othir Mena
Pont Greany
Letters to The Editor on Liquor Reform Debates
A reader discusses liquor laws and alcohol availability in Australia and questions policy, moderation, and the ethics of drinking. The letter references public figures and social attitudes, noting concerns about openness and regulation, with a focus on defining responsible consumption.
Rugby tour to Canberra sparks mixed reactions at Manuka Oval
The English rugby league side plans a Canberra visit amid a crowded program at Manuka Oval. Local observers note strong international competition and a mix of excitement and concern over safety and crowd control during the touring match.
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National Capital
Rigby
Wall Pok
Caiibeere
S Tronges Rugby Union
Tov
Pines
Chit City
Thiefwole
Pac Tuty
Mganiners
Taam Aire International
Eportamen Warsurpriiet
Manuka Oval
Iba
Shudner
Lea Une
Wewt
Yesinn
Canberra
Departmental sprinkler systems fail in cold burst incident
Readable fragments describe widespread disruption across departments including Interior and Public Service, with water damage to pipes, carpets, and furniture. Officials from National Mapping and other agencies report broken pipes, blocked heating and electrical systems, and several rooms affected by flooding. repairs are underway as engineers assess structural impact and plan restoration.
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Umigratinn
Tn Mublic
Paulebaum Iaaf
Department of Tinnterior
Uiebela
Atesan
Ayetom
Peta Anid
Ptationary
Sime Revorda
My. Lambert
National Mapping
Eid
Stier
Sone Ny
Hospital To Tighten Collection Of Debts
Hospital plans tighter debt collection procedures amid administrative changes and staffing questions. Report notes shifted policies at the hospital and potential impact on patients facing outstanding balances, with references to internal departments and past practice.
Live Ballet Centre At Canberra Odd Transcript
Fragmented OCR text appears from a Canberra ballet feature. Numerous names listed, including Alan Alder and others, with garbled phrases suggesting a program or cast notes and audience indices. Overall readability is low and most content unrecoverable.
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Live Ballet Centre
Canberra
Forestry Fellowship Announcement By LEM Director
The managing director of LEM, Mr CR Boul, announced a forthcoming fellowship program. Details include eligibility for nine year terms and potential credit toward future positions at Ey Metin research center.
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Bonnay
A.vonmarch
Ey Metin Ntre Utneily Ly
Astyatiann Vapor Mia Metrey Ld
LEM
CR Boul
Luday
Unl Ht
Baller Wayn
Governor General Receives Air Force Commander in Canberra
Yesterday morning in Canberra Major General Keart E McCarty of the United States Air Force and commander of the 240th Division met with His Excellency Field Marshal Sir William Site, the Governor General. The formal reception occurred at Government House.
Canberra YWCA Activities Year Ends This Month
The YWCA outlines memberships, upcoming events, and vacancies. Men's cricket visits Captain's Pint Mines on Sunday. basketball and training sessions run evenings at the gym. badminton and sporting events planned. weekend trips and club activities invite new members.
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A. Morril
Tian Stephenson
Omer
Bk Cho
Elu
Toome
Tao Bam
Hee
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