Viennese Boys Choir Visit thrilling Canberra audiences
The Viennese Mozart Boys Choir, led by conductor George Gruber, earned rave reviews in London and other cities and will perform at Albert Hall Canberra with operetta, costumes, and folk songs. Toscanini praised their passion and energy. Two performances are planned tomorrow at the usual venue.
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Wheat Exports Stabilisation Plans In NSW Government
The New South Wales Government said it would join the Commonwealth in negotiating an international agreement to stabilise wheat exports. Premier Stevens announced at the Sydney conference that home consumption prices had been set and benefits accrued to wheat farmers. He warned global harvests were large and market prospects weak with prices near historic lows. Negotiations aim to keep exporting countries from selling below four shillings per bushel, reflecting a policy to support farmers amid uncertain markets.
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Mackey Association Seeks Busy Season in Tarri try Hockey
The Mackey Association outlined a busy season with several key events. On August 4 a club meeting at Motel Civic sets plans while a two day later trip to Mow Vale is discussed. Bathurst Carnival on September 3 sees nominations on August 18 and manager appointments for Bath events. The canoe Hockey Carnival is September 8 with about 20 teams expected, the largest one day event in New South Wales. J Painton is viewed as a potential NSW state team candidate after Australia’s win over New Zealand. Umpire exams cover State and interstate duties with July 10 as a target date, Canberra umpires already officiating at State and international levels.
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Canberra Grammar School Prefects Invested in Early Morning Ceremony
A Canberra Grammar School ceremony invested Ton Whyman and Tob Rourke as prefects yesterday morning. A Canberra visit by Angl ean youth from Goulburn will clash with a field meeting against the Grani ty jam at a Union football match in Canberra. Organisers plan a July event, a dance interspersed with pageantry, as preparations continue for a large August display.
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Aeview
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Nis
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Canberra Grammar Triumphs In Senior Rugby Clash
Canberra Grammar defeated Canberra High 34 to 9 in the Secondary Schools Sports Association senior rugby union match. Grammar led early, stretched the lead with strong backline work and decisive forwards led by A Sheaffe, while High fought back briefly but Grammar sealed the win with controlled play and sharp moves.
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Scout Notes Patrol Activities and Troop Meetings
Scout notes from Canberra (St John's) describe a busy period with rope splicing and knotting demonstrations by visiting instructors. The troop planned a meeting venue change, social evening, and a fund event that was financially and artistically successful. Activities included a bike hike to Lind Creek, second class work instruction, and an active rise in troop attendance since biking began. A ta loylal class discussion group will tackle Standards of Living from the middleman’s view, with a Court of Honour held for reorganization. W. Cottingham became patrol leader as several changes followed. The next meeting is set for Friday evening at 7 19 PM, preceded by a 21-point first half and a trea all out second half by Queanbeyan.
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Canhetta High School Edges Grammar in Uneven Match at Manuka
Canhetta High School No 1 defeated Canferma Grammar School 3 to 0 at Manuka Oval in a tightly fought game. Grammar led 6-0 at halftime with Bey threatening but High showed strong tackling and fiery forwards. Standouts included Burns and W. in the back, while Sidwell and Me etenere featured in fallback roles for Grammar.
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Primary Schools Henodla Competition Continues Tomorrow
The Primary Henodla competition will be continued tomorrow with meetings between the unbesicn teamn, St. Christopher's, and Queanbeyan Con ventachoola on the main Axture.
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Plans for Vic Vic visit by Carlton Hawthorn party
CanberraLeague outlines touring plan for Carlton and Hawthorn in Canberra with local managers and transport chiefs appointed. Twenty one players to Sydney for July 29 match, with selectors naming team by July 18. Umpires listed for Saturday games and League Umpires Board to draft constitution tonight.
Dr Marne's Indian Root Pills Promoted for Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr Marne's Indian Root Pills as a universal aid for constipation indigestion headaches and bowel issues. It claims the remedy clears bowels cleanses the liver and kidneys and restores health using a noted family formula.
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Woman attacked in home by burglar while pregnant
Mrs Gladys Winterbottom of Mascat,ia recounted to a reporter how an intruder broke into her home while she bent over preparing a meal. He demanded money, struck her, and fled after she grabbed a torch and threw it at him. she warned of harm if police were notified.
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Leg Amputated After Queensland Bank Clerk Injury
A bank clerk from Queanbeyan, Mr. J Colman later Mr. and Mrs. H G Colman, sustained a compound fracture of the left leg in a wagon collision over the weekend. He underwent a rapid operation on Thursday night, with reports noting a severe and extensive recovery.
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Unemployed Demonstrators Demand Work Over Dole
About 100 demonstrators gathered near Parliament House to press the government for immediate work placements at Hinton and to replace dole vouchers with unemployment allowances. A minority executive committee of the Trailey Hall Union led the protest, which occurred at a single gate access point with police nearby.
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Stolen Shares Shake Investor Trust In UK Market
A London investor loses about £6000 in scrip after a theft involving forged certificates and forged transfers. Investigators believe the suspect acted with intent to defraud, and police say they are tracking possible accomplices as they review countrywide leads.
Journalists Expelled in Berlin Amid Harsh Press Crackdown
In Berlin authorities expelled two foreign journalists amid a broader clampdown on media. The twin correspondents faced abrupt departure as the regime tensions heightened, with officials citing security concerns and noncompliance. The expulsion signals intensified controls on reporting in the capital.
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National Boycott Debate At National Register Office
Fragmented text indicates a debate over a boycott at the National Register and federal legislation. References to committees, women’s AMM, and executive conference suggest a governmental deliberation on reform or implementation. The readable segments imply formal actions pending at national authority level.
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Roy Fox Brings Band to Canberra for Radio Night
Roy Fox and his renowned band visit Canberra for a radio program. The event features vocalists and a noted repertoire spanning Commonwealth tours. The team includes a notable unit with international ties and was promoted as a key entertainment event in Us AtBarE.
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