Probate Notice in the Estate of Thomas Mitchell
Acting Curator of Estates of Deceased Persons of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory issues probate jurisdiction for the estate of Thomas Mitchell late of 25 Brome Street Griffith Canberra builder deceased intestate. Creditors and claimants are required to forward particulars within the period. notices served at the undermentioned address. W Davies & R G Bailey Proctors for the applicant London Circuit City Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anna Galla
Else] Galla
Canberra
HL WG. Spencer
Supreme Court OF the
Territory
Thomas Mitchell
Brome Street
Grimth
Audrauan
W. Davies
RG. Bailey
London
City
Senior Typist Grade L positions advertised by Registrar
Senior Typists Grade 1 are invited for positions in the Registrar’s Office. Salary 1625 per annum with working hours Monday to Friday. Three weeks’ annual leave plus holiday days between Christmas and New Year, sick and recreation leave, long service leave. Applications to Ernest Clark Acting Registrar by Wednesday ERR March.
Canberra University College Bulletin Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes from Canberra University College inviting communication with registrar and library staff. Mentions volumes and year numbers, with unreadable personal names and dates.
Deepening France Crisis Tangles Cabinet Resignation and Morale
The article analyzes a recurring cabinet crisis in France tied to the Faure government resignation. It argues national morale has deteriorated amid fear of communism and reluctance to bear wartime costs, with reliance on Western allies for defense and ongoing political divisions.
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Faure
France
America
Germany
Britain
United States
Dereelf
France i
Governor General Receives NSW Officials at Admiralty House
Lieutenant General Sir John Northcott and His Excellency the Governor General met at Admiralty House Sydney yesterday morning. Professor J Acer Holmes, Federal President of the Flying Doctor Service, attended the proceedings.
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William McXell
New South Wales
John Northcott
Admiralty
House
Sydney
Admiralty House
Meat Output in Australia Shows Small Decline in 1951
The Statistician announced yesterday that total meat production for the year ended December 1951 was about 16000 tons, down 1.7 percent from the prior year. Beef rose 2.8 percent to 03900 tons, lamb output fell 17.7 percent to 98,000 tons, and motion pigment production showed little change.
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Australia
Shipping freights dip with Britain export declines noted
Shipping freights show a drop while Britain's exports slip from December levels. Figures indicate a 2.7 percent fall to 163.9 as unemployment rises and trade activity slows.
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United Kingdom
Prime Minister Menzies Questions Expense Accounts
In Parliament Mr Menzies addressed editor concerns about expenses faced by newspaper executives and staff. A large crowd attended as the Clothing Exchange event, run by the National Council of Women and other writers, was discussed.
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Menzies
Str. Menses
Mension
House of Representatives
Brysok
Batman
Renational Council of Women
T.w.ca
Dents
Guarantee of profits to coal owners sparks political debate
The Commonwealth considers guarantees of profit for coal owners amid calls for higher underground production and new capital. Senator Spooner cites price fixing by the Joint Coal Board. The Central Executive of the Miners Federation condemns the plan as favoring friends, while Mr. Cochran defends the board’s decision after expert analysis.
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Igarantes Promes
Senator Spooner
Fie
Spooner
Joint Coal Board
Palatine Teniing
Iipers’ Federation
Fadden
8. F. Cochran
Long service leave restored for Miners Federation members
Mr Gallagher announced restoration of five days long service leave for miners previously lost due to one day stoppages. The measure applies to miners in the federation with condition that district wide stoppages are avoided between now and August.
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Sivnnr. Rosy
Coal Industry
Gallagher
Miners’ Federation
Liner Cameronia Stranded as Malta Dock Strike Bites
The liner Cameronia, with 1000 pounds in treasure says, arrived yesterday to find Malta dockyard workers on strike, halting repairs to civil ships. Authorities fear accommodation for passengers unless Cameronia can reach a port with facilities.
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Malta
London
Rruay
Cameronia
Australia
Cameromia
Valetta
Christian Brothers Students Visit Canberra Cricket Match
Students from Christian Brothers' Colleges in Lewisham Sydney will travel by morning train to Canberra on Sunday. After arriving they will attend a reception at the new Christian Brothers' College site under construction. After lunch they go to Northbourne Oval for a cricket match against the Canberra C B Old Boys Association before returning to Sydney.
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Christian Brothers
Christian Brothers’ Colleges
Lewisham
Sydney
Canberra
Christian Brothers’ College
Northbourne Oval
Canberra C.B. Old Boys’ Association
Canberra Weather Summary with Forecast Details
Barometer readings show 30.111 inches at 9 am and 30.016 inches at 9 pm. Temperatures 63 at 9 am and 62 by 3 pm, with a daytime high near 75. Light north to northeast winds, increasing east in the afternoon. Canberra forecast calls for warm humid day with scattered thunder storms in the afternoon, mainly around ranges. locally showers and afternoon thunderstorms in the southeast districts with mist and fog early, then warmer, with light to moderate variable winds. Fire danger on slopes and coast remains moderate to high. capital city temperatures listed for Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Hobart Perth Darwin.
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Canberra
Wesding
Bushtine
Tablelands
Capital City
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Lobart
Perth
Darwin
Problems Acute Says Treasurer Sir Arthur Fade Yen
The Australian treasurer Sir Arthur Fade Yen warned that the nation faces acute problems with two horses left unbridled by policy duty to the country and popular demand. He spoke at Parliament House after returning from overseas and indicated he would decide leadership based on colleagues’ wishes. The Prime Minister Mr Menzies said a London trip report would be submitted to Cabinet before a House debate. The Opposition leader Dr Evatt sent best wishes and asked for a report to Parliament.
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Arthur Fadeyen
Aus
Ialis
Portenlae
Arthur
Parliament House
Commerce and Agriculture
McEwen
Tiong
Arthur Caid
Opie
Country Party
Nie
Men
Nies
Arthur Faden
London
Dr. Evatt
Uhe
Sir Arthur
Mr. Menzies
Menzies
Government Urges Five Year War Savings Certificate Extension
The Treasurer and Sir Arthur Fadden urged holders of war savings certificates to retain them for a further five years. They stated that certificates due this year could gain value, increasing from 23 to 27 per £1 if kept, with the government paying an extra 3 per £1 at the end of the extended period.
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Arthur Fuaren
Arthur Fadden
Government gag debate in the House over Senator Cameron clash
In a heated session in the House of Representatives yesterday, Mc Wentworth accused Senator Cameron of provoking a strike amid UN actions, while Mr Rosevear Dalley challenged Wentworth’s conduct. The Speaker gagged Wentworth and ruled the attack could be answered, with the House adjourning to 2:30 pm on Tuesday.
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Cameke
Mc Wentworth
House of Representatives
Cameron
Ti &O Om
United Nations
Ag 1
Rosevear Dalley
Wentworth
Sf Harrison
A Fraser
Eflen-Manaro
Ward
East Sydney
Nicholas
Pollard
Speaker's Rulings on Conduct in the House
The Speaker Me Cameron announced that interjections suggesting a member was intoxicated were unfounded. He proposed removing such interjections from Hansard and warned he would let the House judge between accused and accuser with penalties if needed. He also threatened to name visitors in the Speaker's gallery for laughing or talking during sessions.
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Camer
House of Representatives
House
Hansard
Cameron
Iso
Splendid Exhibits at the ACT Show Opened
The ACT show began with about 700 attendees the first day, a record for opening. Over 300 horses entered for ring events and a record 250 sheep judged. notable displays included Australorps, Chinese Langshan, Brown Leghorn and sheepdog trials with multiple prizes awarded to exhibitors from NSW and Victoria.
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Hell
E Wardsyaney
Vee
Miia
Joe Maley
Rhode Island
Ted
Hinds Beng
Trevethan
Anson
H. Trevethany
Dlocms
Parks and Gardens
Department of Interior
Canberra
R. Peden
Sykes
Goulburn
J R Fraser
Appu Refused Registration By Court In Multi Faith Notices
The court refused registration affecting A P P U and noted church and religious societies including Anglican Catholic Methodist Presbyterian and Catholic groups. Listings show services, prayers, and devotions across St John St Paul St Christopher Braddon in Canberra area with times from morning to evening and various parishes and halls.
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Church OF England
Lest Parsh
St John the Baptist
K E Davies
St. John’s
C Sheumack
Young
Deview
Ainslie Hall
C. Shelmack
Michael and Ail Mall
Halliday
St. Paul
Border
St. Paul's
H.C
Lord Bishop
Pacralumia
H.C. Pr
Mianara
St. Christopher's Forrest
Patrice Braddon
Therese
Causeway
Francis Xavier
Hall
Duntroon
Westlake
Patrick's
Christoyner
Patrik
Cae
Vaphers
Patrick
Seamen's Union Official Guilty in Federal Court
Sidney Friday Ev Ellitt general secretary of the Seamen's Union pleaded guilty to taking a parcel of phonograph records without authority of the Customs department. The court heard the ship Orcades liner case involved uncollected duty of eight pounds four shillings on personal property.
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Ellitt
Seamen's Union
Gec
Casome
Ellyott
Bayott
Orcades
Wa 2
Elliott
Meagher
Nang
Emunen
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