Canberra Diary of Ambassadors Arrival and Social Roundup
Canberra diary notes arrival of Mr Myron Cowen and Mrs Finlayson in Canberra from New Zealand and plans to visit Sydney. Mentions Mr Barclay and Mr Price in Canberra, preparations for reception at a rockball party, and ongoing social and diplomatic rounds with exiles and legations.
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Myron Cowen
Canberra
Mr. Cowen
Melhourne
Cowen
Mr. J
G. Taarclay
Sydney
N- Naynon
New Zealand
Mee
Finlayson
ndjMr
Barclay
Canberm
Nowy
Orbelal
Camminson
India
Exabansien
Legations
Anc Miro
Holmes
T ‘Mill
Industrial Board hears wage raise bid from shop assistants
The Industrial Board heard an application by the Shop Assistants Federation for substantial pay increases and changes to shop staff conditions. The federation claimed workers reach adult income potential at 23, opposing the current 21 to 28 age rule and arguing vacation earnings aid family income. employers countered by arguing against abolishing the 21 year threshold.
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Esky
Bakers Distributors
Adjenienedl
Amdpianin and Warvhoute Employees’ Federation
Incresaes
Sidiatante
R. Rowe
Empl
Rowe
Trana Australia Network Adds May After Rain Flood
The Trans Australia Airways network announces May will join from Friday near May. Earlier plans to include May were delayed. Heavy rain floods the aerodrome, delaying operations and complicating expansion.
Bowling card chaos at Canberra City Club event
List of pending matches includes Marshall versus Cuthbertson and Challen versus Lamb with several names uncertain due to OCR errors. Other pairings such as Richey, Grooms, Turner, Coal, Cooper, Tickner and Mitchell appear, indicating a drawn or provisional schedule for the bowling club event at Canberra City Club.
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Canberra
Marshall
Cuthbertson
Challen
Lamib
Taylor
Howes
Brown
Law
Bunday
Richey
Grooms
Turner
Coal
Lamb
Cooper
Niotean
Canberra social and educational events calendar
A long Canberra page lists Catholic Women’s Association guest speakers at Kingston, a canter through fundraising functions, hospital and university ceremonies, a Mary Latry School graduation, a surprise party for Mrs Owen, and upcoming Croquet and golf season openings. It notes rain cancellations, travel plans, and literary and musical activity including performances by Mrs Rancomb and the National Opera Company with a Melbourne phase.
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Dorthy
Tangyy
Bt. Christopher's
Rotel Kingston
J.B. Mibberson
Baptist Woman's Fellowship Seeks to Increase Members
The President of the Baptist Women's Fellowship stated the annual meeting was held on Haaren 9 with about 20 members. A drive to increase membership was commended as members express enthusiasm for the program and expect a more successful year. The Canberra Photography Society opened its monthly contest with prints judged by Mie G Kimber.
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Woodatook
Canberra
Parents Friends’ Association
Gira! Grammar School
Cliwe Ratall
Baptist Women's Fellowship
Hg, Hackworthy
Thes Ear
Haaren 9
Photographic Society the
Phitgraphic Bo Ty Seidike
Mie'g. Keimber
Memibers
B. Tev. Pagon
Kimber
W. Jeamnap
Lemley
E. A. Saxon
Din Herville
Noad
Boyan
W. A. Jeanop
K. Carnal
Sawend
R. Howlett
Biko Rider
R A F Squadrons Over Canberra
R A F squadrons over Canberra demonstrated the standard of formal air operations. Interstate arrivals included Mosquito and Lincoln bombers from Brisbane and Beaufighters from Melbourne. The exercise tested interceptor readiness under simulated war conditions with bombers carrying full loads.
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Girerart
Ant Boner
RAAF
Canberra
Leary
ML. Pienmant
Supreme Court grants divorce and custody in Sydney case
In six months, the ACT Supreme Court granted Mona Kevana of Sydney a divorce from Clyde Kendall Kevana of New Grimith on grounds of remarriage. The couple wed in April 1932. The petitioner was awarded custody of two children with Keyana as significant party. FL Phipparl appeared for the petitioner and Thorn for the respondent.
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Mona Kevana
Sydney
Canberra
Clyde Kendall Kevana
New Grimith
Mineon
Supreme Court
Petittioni
Rimonclud
Parthes
Comte
Squinat Keyana
Enilde Ren
FL. Phipparl
Uta Petitoner
Thorn
Reaper
Van Nida ordered to pay alimony and costs
Norman van Nida, 33, of Bundaberg, was ordered to pay his wife 12 pounds in alimony and make weekly payments for children. The court noted desertion and misconduct between November 9 and January 11, 1840. He must also pay Mr Tein ae cama’s costs and 10 pounds within ten days, plus additional fees.
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Sydney
Tueaday
Norman van Nida
Ininten
Berult Eeavaree
Lew
van" Nida
Fonds ' Road
Elva Lite
Avoca Golf Cour
Atbuavila
Wim Millan
Une
Twrigg
Yun Nida
von Nida
LSU
Partien Lao
Von
Nida
Tein Ae Cama
Henini
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Tomi
Young Fey. Ltd
Ome Eenres
Ismora
England
A. R. Roberts
Cherome
Qld
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Canberra Times
W. 4. Paling & CO
George Street
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ATCO
Atco Muse Bary
Anke
Wattle Street
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Capital Press
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TAA
Brats Avi
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Catholic Women's Association
Canberr University College
Albert Mall
Melbourne
Joh Medley
Forattry School
Dedman
Mary Latry School
Mareh
J. Owen
Kingston
Mrr
Mire C.D Borram Astra
Mra
Lowes Victoria League
Tames
Aperdy Australia
Kan Nal Muang
Vo Rape
Lowes
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Banguberm Racing
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Manta Croquet Club
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Association
Uae
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Satholl
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Medora
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Nivernites Cathie
Greenwen
Riverview
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Awa! Cunneree Golf Association
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Freshyterisn Women's Gui
Women's Missionary Association
Mra. A. FE
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Finnett
Melvane
Wtitien
Alen Atart
Oirelenti Canferra
Stirs Rancom
Ma Hayda Browning
Melby Conarivatorium
Fins Alan
National Opera Company
Institute of Anatomy
Detiius
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Baptist Woman's
Kingston Cab Taxi Service
FeAl
J. Secrapp & Son
Cabrerra
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A.C.T. Supreme Court
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Manuka Beauty
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