Canberra Hospital Board weighs Saturday morning work pay
Minutes from the Canberra Community Hospital Board discuss Saturday morning work pay for staff, potential temporary or permanent status, and who bears the wage cost. Debate covers eligibility for pupil wards, dental service applications, and authority limits on cost of living adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menibare
Canberse Community Hospital
Public Service
Archseacon
Muir
Ceanech
Rai
Yurtpum
Beapitat
J. Muir
Mr. Muir
Paul
New Bath Wales
J. Bruphy
Siouen
A.C.T
Cain
Miata
Alnuklity
Canberra
Dorpestica
Mike
Adylee
Commonwealth
Austin Ambulance
Liberal Conference Ryedney Addressed by Auntay Thy
A garbled report from a Liberal Party meeting notes Auntay Thy urging party branches to accept responsibility for factional uproar and to retain most funds without recipient approval. The text is unclear but references money retention and corporate exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Liberal Party
Phinenorr
Luale
Forecasts for South Waatorn Districts and Central Northern Night
Weather forecast notes scattered clouds and cooler night across South Waatorn Districts. A generally clear sky is expected with light winds, slight moisture, and possible frosty conditions in central and northern areas, with northerly winds becoming prominent in Montressy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waatorn
Canberra Weather Report From Daily Bulletin
Weather data for Canberra shows barometric pressure around 460 millimeters at 1 pm and 322 inches at 3 pm. Temperatures peak near 49F and 42.5F later, with rainfall noted and heavy rainfall in parts. District rainfall and totals indicate varied conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Bay
Creckwell
Canberran Expansion Plans For Darwin Postwar Growth
Fragmented wartime planning notes outline a proposed Canberra expansion to host Commonwealth departments after the war. The plan envisages Canberra absorbing services and residents from Darwin, with investment intended to accelerate settlement and administration, though execution faced fiscal and political hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texoh
Canberra
Encamath
Darwin
Ensner
Parwin
Canterris
Smetty
Wale
Canberen
Ulmoat
Social Services Reaction to Public Servants Debated
The article reports on a parliamentary discussion about social services and superannuation for public servants. It cites concerns over funding, wage support, and the impact on employment, with named MPs debating potential reform and deductions from profits to fund pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurint Arvices
Stwerananatian Sonor
Yertontoy
Natron
Nileaga Toualan
BNL Ani wUtwaters Ueneal
Roolt
Commonwealth Polie Anvanti
Orrder
Tim
Bryson
Bourne
Holt
Perthy
Liz
Tutury
Mange
Bee
Minatel
If. Morgan
Juror Libel Claim Fails in Local Hearing
In a marked legal proceeding, juror libel claims collapsed after testimony about damages and judge rulings. Pusbert Allen faced questions over alleged statements while the trial court weighed promissory and procedural issues. Local coverage notes confusion over trial dates and the role of the jury in the disputed matter.
Riverina Re-establishment Plans Reaffirmed for Rehabilitation
Plans by Riverina authorities to rehabilitate and restore damaged farmland are revisited. The announcement names the ministry and officials overseeing the program, with focus on southern and southeastern districts of the state and ongoing irrigation resuscitation efforts.
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Bydney
Amuniy
Promjar
Baddeluyy
Vavenmiguetiry
Ageri
Smliteer
Girntarn
Tr Fecha
Burns from Electric Iron at Grant Creekton Creek?
A garbled report records burns from an electric iron in Clarke at Grant Creacenty Sill. The text is corrupted, but mentions a hospital, a tournament, and a fatal outcome, with unclear names and places.
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Clarke
Grant Creacenty Sill
Eanronaltg
Unclear fragmentary text from a historical report
Text shows garbled OCR with references to individuals and phrases about government and social services. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities form a usable summary.
Capital levy proposal vetoed by government leaders
A 1940s parliamentary report notes Prime Minister Chifley and Country Party Leader Fauden oppose the capital levy. The government rejects the proposal as part of broader platform talks, signaling continued resistance to enacting the levy despite support from some factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Chifley
Country Party
Kr. Fauden
Prabinaaien
Chitley
Latour
Minister Denies Ban On Double Weft Cloth
A government official claims no ban exists on the manufacture of double weft cloth. The minister asserts no action or prohibition has been taken or ordered and that no department has power to restrict such production. The denial addresses accusations of regulatory measures amid past government positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Rationing Review Details Government Action in Australia
Fragmented report outlines a government review of wartime rationing in Melbourne and national coordination. Mentions acting Prime Minister and various agencies, with references to cloth, fuel, munitions, and material supply measures under Commerce and Agriculture.
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Melbourne
Chariel
Chutes
Shiney
Holt
Athens
Lani
Salon
War
Arly Virion
Tania
Thay
Bistiay
Amyoutha
Tourist Traffic Development Under Review
Commonwealth government reviews the development of tourist traffic and aviation facilities. Agencies examine how Beniton state planning aligns with national transport strategy and regional economic impact. Officials consult the Register for Commerce and the Auditor for Information on improving travel, routes, and visitor services.
War Service and Labor Plans Across Parliament Debates
In a mixed report, discussions cover expanded wartime manpower, service roles, and postwar planning. Key figures include Mr Cuthrey and Mr Chubey, with references to the Navy and Labor positions. The debate touches on service commitments, compensation, and the balance between military needs and manpower in the postwar era.
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Remy
Ateror
Bods
Aineen
Toyama
Avmy
Sally
Ealin
Pert
Trans Tacoma Aire
Tnt Eesikely
Myytas
Senegal
Ani
Thal
Amg Norvice
Nervicy
Rai
I. Chiney
Couintry Party
Cadden
Mtr
Caithey
Navy
Banking Bill Passes All Stages In House
A parliamentary report describes the banking bill advancing through all house stages amid debate over its stability and government aims. It notes concerns about regulation, the cost of implementation, and impact on financial institutions with perspectives from officials and opposition voices.
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Marrard
Mayer
Koemnie Animadie
Ain Snoyft
Faynoh
Enavit
Elena
Nba
Vaimses
Brent
Denies Use of Gag on Opposition in Parliament
Fragmented OCR text shows a political dispute over gag orders and government control. The piece references opposition restrictions, party members, and parliamentary channels, highlighting tensions and procedural debate around speech and enforcement.
Provision urged for retiring prime ministers
A fractured text fragment discusses calls for a provision affecting retiring prime ministers. It references several political figures and committee discussions, noting potential constitutional or parliamentary actions. The readable portion hints at varied opinions and procedural questions without clear outcomes.
Church Services at Johna Parish and Surrounding Churches
The notice lists multiple services across churches. Holy Communion events occur in the morning and afternoon at different parishes, with specific times such as 2:30 pm and 8:30 pm. It mentions archdeacons, instructive meetings, and dedicatory services. Also includes Methodist and Salvation Army activities and youth and womens group meetings.
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Church OF
Mchariat
Mer
Man
Canon MekKeown
Reeamng
Tn Kuecbon
Chidren
Bertier
Twintiaker Dpm
Ienang
Mandy Menmare
Archdeacon
Om Venom
Vibe Archdeatan
Orl Andriw
A. ID
Vicoin
Anthnun
A. Tuiraie
Jt Nm
Marie Moseden
Amy Kiiciergarten
Pam
Anmuclatton
Theuetirar Enews Inc
Vellings Spam
Ehale Arschiog
Methodist
Bkaybeyy
Suniniinien
Beatie
Pelle
Iinday
Benet
Connnitanin
KL Taut
Aires
Wiehingy
Lan
AL AG Peters
Bulien
Ewle
Methodist Congregational Vol
Searle
Mubjorl
Han Ae Pm
AG Wealey
Thev. Reif
Anny
Church notes and sermon plans flood local notices
Parish bulletin outlines upcoming Holy Communion and Sunday services. Mentions chaplaincy, winter programs, and a schedule of talks by Church leaders including AG Peters and W Waldork. Details speak to evening lectures, youth work, and a communal supper, with planning notes for a Monday meeting about church projects.
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Waldork
Mendy
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Riverina
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Eectbon
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