Rise in Enrolments At Canberra Technical College
A Canberra technical college shows steady increases in enrolments and completion of CRT courses. Principal M Corker notes strong demand for vertical best courses and new equipment ordered to arrive early, with teacher L A Lai appointed to lead youth courses as a reform proceeds.
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Technical College
Ardana Canverra Technical College
Allenio
Exaterian
M. Corker
Wendy Tate
Canberra
Laiay
Aran
Nify
Younery
Corker
Liberal Leaders Convene Talks Amid Policy Debates
Liberal leaders met for a quarterly conference to discuss prime ministerial prospects and domestic issues. Attendees reviewed policy proposals and debated governance plans as they exchanged ideas and assessed upcoming tasks.
Canberra Weather Forecast From Meteorological Office
Weather notes show 9 am readings with temperatures from Canberra and Wain, including 33.5 C at 8 am and 18 C minimum projections. Winds mostly calm with later northwest gusts. showers expected in the south with a frosty night forecast.
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Wall Net Bopan
Vrom
Metenrnogica
Talhaira
Bury
Freanenig
Fresno
Stock Exchange exposes common man to market moves
An analysis notes the rise of investment companies and public share ownership in Australia. It discusses how mutual funds and investment firms stabilize prices, expand capital, and support employment. Branches outside Sydney and Canberra are expanding to improve investor access.
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UART
Avwatrail
Btock
Prem
Hyer
Ulmam
Une dnsUlute
Bubite Aire
Victoria
Commonwealth
Turt
New Capital
Anguee
Computice
Blockweehanges
Aydney Tock Exchange
Ite
Rydney
Canberra
Arcae
Stock Exchange
Brouder
Eight Ambulance Officers To Be Appointed
A dated notice describes plans to appoint eight ambulance officers and outlines the process for recruiting and training. It notes expected on duty periods and temporary staffing until replacements are provided, with potential early postings for certain duties.
Australian pilot John Mackenaie dies in 1940s Paris bombing crash
An Australian bomber pilot, 20 year old John Mackenaie, died when his aircraft crashed during a raid on Germany. He ordered his crew to bail out and stayed at the controls to steer the bomber away from towns. He was buried with full military honours by the Germans.
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Paris
A Sterling
Veyteriay
John Mackenaie
Australia
Wao
Stheims
Mackengle
Mallias
Britain
Germany
Abe
Alka Wiblomat
Musiateria
MiniMera
College of Surgeons Receives £25000 Gift for Research
Melbourne reports the College of Surgeons receiving £25 000 from the Royal Australian College of Surgeons, to fund surgical research projects. The funds will be paid over several years, aiding radiates and medical research positions. Mr Lumley, born in Australia, maintains ties to Africa while supporting the effort.
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College of Surgeons
Melbourne
Royal Australian College of
Laney
Ragland Whie
Troops Not To Go To Malaya Until September
The Australian general staff announced troops would not sail to Malaya until September. General Wells said barracks at Penang exist and would be extended for the battalion. No plan exists to send Centurion tanks with the battalion. jungle trials will occur separately in the Canunite area.
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Alam
Gannral St. Wellett
Australia
Welty
le Munywat
Wiplla Daid
Penang
Wella
Canunite
Malaya
Australa
Ant
Doubt On Malayan Criticism Prompted by PAP
The Prime Minister Mr Manaios criticized a Singapore report that accused the People's Action Party of Malaya of exaggeration. He described the reaction as biased and raised questions about the accuracy of the critique and its source.
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People's Action Party of Malaya
Manaios
Singapore
Lord Woolton May Give Up Party Leadership
London reports Viscount Woolton, chairman of the Conservative Party, plans to resign the party leadership soon. He will remain in his Cabinet post as Cranwador of Lancaster and hold his current portfolio for the time being.
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London
Viscount Woolton
Constvative
Lord Woolton
Cranwador
Thirty of Lancaster
Public Service Board appeal lodged with Arbitration Court
The Owomonwealth Public Service Board has lodged its appeal with the Arbitration Court regarding the award by Mr Cestieau Lo. The case questions the interpretation of grade increases tied to the lowest grade, following December awards. The matter touches wage scales and employment terms for permanent staff and private contractors, with potential salary adjustments and job security implications.
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Becraas
Romieree
Iimance
I Sealey
Public Service Appeal In Industrial Arbitration Context
A Commonwealth Public Service appeal seeks guidance on whether a court should review an arbitrator's wage and career adjustment decision under the Public Service Act. The Full Bench weighs reference, appeal, and principles for reviewing lower tribunal determinations amid interwar industrial arbitration questions.
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Mariner
Ighret Industral Tribunal
Commonwealth Ars Bitration
Commonwealth
Fatrwright
Noni
Gator Watt
Navy Department Unions Criticized Over Wage Claims
Melbourne reports a special conference convened by the ACT amid clashes with the Navy Department over wage increases and working conditions. The meeting aimed to address criticisms of the department’s handling of arbitration wage proposals, with representatives promising to respond to wage claims and issues raised by the Arbitration Court’s framework.
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Melbourne
Anton
Navy Department
ACT
Orain
Methouraden
Wil. Siewam
Monk
Department
Mank
Hyslip
Sir Earle Page Denies Immediate Retirement Plans
Sir Earle Page, the Australian health minister, stated he did not intend to retire from politics soon. He warned that the health scheme battle would take years to settle, possibly a decade, and said he would resign only from Parliament if necessary.
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Is Seemsy Metniainy Pedehal
Heaith
Ir Earle Page
Sir Marte
French Army Chief Visits on Top Level in Australia
The French ambassador announced that General Gilbert Vink would arrive for a five day visit in Canberra with Australian officials. Vink is expected to meet senior figures and discuss defense, training, and bilateral ties during the stay beginning July 3. The event highlights ongoing defense cooperation between France and Australia.
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Iaume
Cnet
Eeker
Fambasry
Gilttanve
Vink Tondky
Rani
Ant Texye
Ing Byilney
Me Bouton
Plans to Increase Play Centres in Hhely and Nearby Areas
A local planning discussion outlines expanding play centres, with proposals to fund two new facilities and renewals for existing sites. Officials note enrollment targets, staffing, and safety measures while debates over budget estimates and timelines continue.
Evatt’s Foreign Policy Sparks Treason Accusations
Political uproar surrounds statements labeling Evatt’s foreign policy as treason amid a Labor Party debate. Critics accuse the government of undermining national interests during discussions in parliament and public forums.
Castle Raid Theme Echoes Bannockburn Tribute
A fragmentary report recalls a raid on a castle framed as a Bannockburn tribute. The readable lines mention military action and a regiment, with unclear details about date, place, or participants.
Crucial Decisions On Southeast Asia Expected Shortly
Ambiguity fills reports on early April meetings amid uncertain diplomacy involving U S and Southeast Asian nations. Officials discuss strategy as talks with regional leaders approach and major policy choices loom.
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SE. Asia
Public Servants And Rent Debates Stir Community Letters
ENID KIRKWOOD, Naraybunalc, voices concern over government wage cuts and rent caps in a reader letter. The writer critiques a ministerial policy, noting experienced workers face reduced pay while others push for fair rents and road revenue sharing amid a housing crunch.
Airmen Sponsor Student Visit Plan Amid Canberra Efforts
Canberra Branch of Ain Karen Association aims to sponsor a local student visit. The program intends to arrange travel and activities with community support. Officials note hopes for a successful exchange and ongoing partnership.
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Canberra
Ie Ain Karen Association
Cunty
Ali
Barkinement
Firanch
Canberrie
Moana
Tubeless Tyres For Planes Soon
Director of the Olympie Tyre and Rubber Company, Mr Butt, announces tubeless tyres will be extended to planes and commercial vehicles. He claims the tubeless formula has proven with private motorists in every state and promises a broader range and lower costs in the spring.
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Maui Ustrilia
Atreradt
Olympie Tyre and Rubber Company
Butt
Mr Butt
Avin
World Trade at Record Level Surges in 2 Percent Rise
A year end report from the International Commerce Group notes world trade reached record levels, with Western Europe leading growth while Communist China shows reduced output by two percent. U.S. manufacturing remains challenged by rival foreign producers lacking tech efficiency. The report highlights strong gains in imports and a rebound in global commerce despite tensions with Asia.
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Pemk
Foport
Jewariay
Coucteien
Western Europe
Ineraaam
Atd
U.S
Fragmentary note suggests a yarn project on the sea
A partial OCR snippet hints at a discussion of a sea yarn or weaving project. The readable words reference a wrimbi and a thig with bip on sea nuts and a fiverteal. Disconnected fragments prevent a clear event or人物.
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Aristane Mrincione
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Public Service Board
Earle Page
Hhely
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Yarraiamla
Ube Guten
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Connor
Tal
Ainatie
Cenhie Watts
Aljaoat
Arlon Baker Gardeim
Ataie
Ahly
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Jeti
Wiel Eluldeen
Pacherm
Kent Hughes
Labour
Labour Party
Titerior
Kent Mughes
Kent Mughiun
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Ullun
Tevatl
Criofell
Aleafy Anid
Pene Meuery
Kent Tinghys
Davai
Soustry
Awit Art Howe Te
Bmaneies Mhd
Evatt
Hissin
Opprun
Binrny
FipUwon
Eal
Toomant
Atyhansi
Csail the Dackouy Parise
Wentlitery
Alleiew
Bannockburn
Haenluny
Munday Theor
Logeiel
Fermi
Realdo Assay
Chu MC
Meds of Salvation
Salen Wigitiawer
Pete Kant
Meyer and Son
Braddon
Canbara
Unberra
UBM
Enid Kirkwood, Naryubunalc
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