Local Editor George Miller Wied Passes After Illness
Sydney turf note records editor George Miller Wied dying after a short illness. He had served as a member of the World editorial staff and was connected with Mr J. Ri. Bohemeld’s resignation. He is survived by a widow a son and two daughters.
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Sydney ‘Morning
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Ehiet
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J. Ri. Bohemeld
Weather Summary From Canberra and Regions
Canberra and regional forecast shows a fine cool day with westerly winds. Further rain is expected in most districts with a southwesterly change during the day, gale force at times, and temperatures near the low to mid forties in some coastal areas.
United Nations in Retrospect Ten Years In Review
The article reflects on the United Nations tenth anniversary, praising the organization’s role in fostering international cooperation and global frameworks. It cautions against a cult of UNism, notes disputes over membership and actions that could undermine efficacy, and calls for a measured review of UN structures and processes.
Sydney Firemen Strike Over Industrial Award Demands
Sydney firemen vote to strike until pay and hours are raised under the Industrial Commission award. They demand a 48 hour week and faster progress of pay increases. the action could spread to country stations as the Board of Fire Commissioners negotiates.
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Mama
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Commiasionere
Elaine Age
Visit to Government House Canberra Dates and Attendees
The report lists a sequence of morning calls at Government House Canberra with arrivals by Governor General and various dignitaries including the High Commissioner for New Zealand, ministers, and the Australian government officials. Luncheon and dinner entertainments feature many named guests such as the Canadian High Commissioner and the Indonesian ambassador, reflecting a high profile diplomatic visit.
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Janey Laylim
Government House
Canberra
Gwine
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Excallency
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Bir Williglima
Wherrs
New Berland
New Zealand
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Ant
Noria-weat
Austredia
Man
He Strickland
Min Ba
Han Slim
G. J. Walsh
Payford
Mawka
Coeane
JL Madden
Ladly Blin
Canada
Mrs. Irwin
Amtanandor
Indonesin
Tamall
Waite
J. Oldham
Protest at munitions factory site sparks multi group concerns
A three member delegation appointed by an annual MIR conference protested the proposed munitions factory site at Monat Me. Speakers urged decentralization while warning of atomic war. Civil Defense critic MAYsig cited radar guided munitions as defense, but called for broader precautions.
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Rosene
MIR
Marty
Ime
Inter
Monat
Hunt
Unydir
Anitime
Australia
Maysig
Weather Closes Canberra Airport After Yard Weather Fury
Afternoon low cloud and rain caused poor visibility and several diversions at the Canberra Aerodrome for the third time this week. Meteorologists say a high pressure system south-west of Mt Gambier brought bands of rain to the southeast districts, with improving conditions forecast overnight and north-easterly winds easing.
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Canberra
Fairbairn
A .Mery
Mt. Gambler
Agine Child
Bonfires At Norwar Orl And Arendal Festivities
A fragment describes bonfires and midsummer celebrations in Norwar and Arendal. References include Queen and Britannia symbols, a mid-summer party, big fireworks, and journeys via a Royal voyage. The readable text mentions Ellamba Mordury and a festival path from Uywn to Arendal.
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Wranenda
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Ola Tal
Uywn
al Arendal
Laland
Mordury
Arendal
Britannia
Nile
Ireday Sight
Appointment News From Canberra Law College Debuts
The report notes Robert Garres chairs an estate chair at Bie Raber and outlines Fleming's lectures and wartime service with the Eighth Army. It also details J A Barnard as new lecturer in modern history at the college and mentions Carnegie support and Canberra appointments.
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Robert Garres
Esate
Darren
Pacees
Aity Association
Canberra
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Waklllanty Oo Fleming
Brentwood
Jurte
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Philo
Rael
University of Sia
Meonomion
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Tree Youre
University of Sydney
Australian National University
Soviet Objects To Mr Truman Address At U N Meeting
The Soviet Union protested to the United Nations in New York over President Truman addressing the tenth anniversary meeting in San Francisco. Officials in Moscow argued he was not a representative of the U S government and questioned his authority to speak for American policy. Nevertheless, it was understood Truman would address the meeting after other officials had finished their addresses.
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U.N
San Francisco
Soviet Union
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University College Council Ballot Notice
Ballot notice for University College Council election at Canberra University. Graduates with three years standing and resident or employed in the Territory may join the roll kept at the college. Forms obtainable from the Registrar. Poll open July 1.
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Canberra University College
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Hay Doo
Britain wary of Salk vaccine concerns spread abroad
A garbled report notes Britain expressing caution about the Salk polio vaccine. It mentions vaccine adoption delays, potential import from Canada, and worries over safety for children amid international debate.
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Britain
Missing Skier Reportedly Found After Blizzard Search Halt
A blizzard stalled the search for missing skier Bourne. Weather hampered efforts as hours of rain and wind challenged responders. After nine days, the body of 24 year old Mad en Mais was located near Sreeghariery, about four miles from the home.
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Itv
Bomb explodes outside Cyprus police HQ injures and kills
A large bomb exploded outside the Cyprus police headquarters at night, killing one person and injuring nine others, four seriously. Police suspect a timed device and consider this the biggest blast by Cypriot terrorists to date.
States Accept Mental Hospital Grant Plan
The Premiers debate Commonwealth aid to mental institutions with a per patient grant to fund capital works and improved facilities. Leaders discussed distributing a 19 million pound grant per capita to states, with terms to support mental health and remove taint between mentally and physically ill care.
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Eerie Page
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Leyte
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Guiv
Public address on the changing human body by Prof Ennor
Professor Ennor of the Australian Autiana University spoke on The Changing You, discussing continual bodily transformation and the ongoing destruction and rebuilding of tissues. He cited experiments showing liver turnover and fat replacement, noting the need for better public understanding of science and debunking popular myths about nutrition and chemicals.
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Autiana University
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Avery Sax
Ennor
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Fly
Cahill pushes for clear facts from Morgan in inquiry
In a public hearing discussion, Mr Cahill demands precise statements from Mr Morgan about alleged wrongdoings and the explosion case. He urges a full independent inquiry by authorities including the Federal Rinxie Commission, to uncover the truth and restore public confidence.
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Morgan
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Latour
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Cotoner
Greek youth barred from Neptunia protest at Espiaport
Demetrios Condes, 23, expelled from the Neptunia after a protest outside the Great Conmiate in Espiaport. Condes, an YMCA Athletic Club member who came to Australia from Reyat, was slated to compete in the national youth games but was ordered off the vessel amid tensions involving Greek-relations in Australia.
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Australia
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Athletic Club
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Ema
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Conyal
Papadekis
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Greece
Italy
Thun
Britain warns of chemical and missile threats amid unrest
An unsigned London dispatch summarizes fears over chemical and biological warfare and threats to defense from potential attackers. The report notes a broad danger from weapons of mass destruction and mentions national security concerns voiced in Parliament and by officials.
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