Optometrists and Opticians Visit Canberra Appointment Notice
Optometrist and optician listings announce price and time details for services at the Civic Hotel Canberra. Mr W. Mote will be present to supervise the event. The firm notes long absence from town and references a Barber Barraclough crane in the text.
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Optomepriets & Opticians
Sydney
Ment Vint
Canberra
Fey
Dad March
Too Rm
Grm
W. Mote
A. Lo
Barraclough Crane
Weather report from Canberra reads mixed figures
The Canberra weather bulletin lists a 6 am barometer of 2.04 inches and 9 am temperatures near 61 degrees with 14 degrees rounding, humidity around 74 percent. Afternoon highs hover near 69.4 degrees with a low of about 53.4 degrees. winds and other figures appear garbled.
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Canberra
Inchan
Acreen
Rune
Robbed Clerk at Prison Farm Charge Shocks Sydney
A 36 year old woman, Kate Willans Betts, faced a court in Sydney today accused of frauds connected to a clerk position at a prison farm. She was sentenced to 18 years in prison after a plea or verdict relative to the alleged crimes, with details described in court proceedings.
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Sydney
Kate Willans Betts
Nestle
Angio
Ana
Clancy
Romania names Calenscu premier after Miren’s death
Calenscu becomes prime minister in Bucharest succeeding the late Miren as political leadership shifts amid Cannes notes and Western influences. The move marks a new administration following the previous premier’s death.
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Bucharest
Randy ‘Minteter
Interior Western
Pe Eed
M. Miren
Cannes Yenter
Industrial Board Canberra Sits On Brickmakers Pay Rise
The Industrial Board in Canberra examined union claims from the Federated Brick, Tiles and Pottery Industrial Union of Australia seeking job grade and wage increases for brickworks workers. They discussed hours from 43 to 44 per week, overtime and Sunday pay, travel allowances, and a ban on piecework, with figures presented for various trades and ages and testimony from workers about speedups, heat, and dust.
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Ge Lu Mesepu H.R. Waterman
L. O'Neill
Esterday
Australian Capital ‘Territory
Federated Brick, Tiles and Pottery Industrial Union of
Austalla
Rotary Abuta
F. J. Pare
Swaperman
Pitma
Panman
Amimer
Dany Mouller
Bnner
Brick
Jyoutha
Parker
New South Wales Sword
Canberra
Pari
Jon
Harold "Quigg
Westlake
Canvert
Laces
Canfherta Works
Westridge
Oake
Oaks Estate
Queanbeyan
Canberra Weather Forecast For March 8
Cloudy and cool and unsettled with showers, winds from the south to southeast, and rough seas. Astronomical data from Commonwealth Solar Observatory Mount Stromlo for Wednesday March 8 lists sun rise at 5 50 am and set at 6 44 pm Moon rise at 6 pm and set at 6 24 am major planets Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn with their respective rise and set times.
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Wvant
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Mount Strom
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Sacle
Saturn
For the Cause That Lacked Assistance and Resistance
A compact verse fragment echoes call to aid and defiance. It references a future dated struggle and the good to be enacted, emphasizing collective action and moral duty.
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Datanca
Public information pleas on cost of living inquiry report
Canberra Times argues ministers press for enlightenment by the press as the Cost of Living Inquiry's report awaits public release. It faults the government for delaying action on high prices, notably milk, and urges direct measures and public disclosure to compel fair pricing and inform citizens.
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Weehall
Living Inquiry
Canberra
Coin of Living Inquiry
Nutat
Canberras
Fae
Hurstville Meeting Calls MPs to Support Labour Push
A gathering at Hurstville drew about 200 miners lodge members to urge northern Tapour MPs to oppose the Minare Padatation and join the Labour Party. The meeting also backed Mr. Clive Kivait's pampelas to Wurnvilla and pledged support for the event.
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Dicmnock
Labour Party
Clive Kivait
Wurnvilla
Event
New Era Forecast By Australian High Commissioner
Mr Bruce warned at Albert Hall that a warless year could herald a new world of economic plenty. He argued League work remains useful and urged major powers to halt arms racing and pursue peace through economic cooperation. He defended Germany’s actions in Czechoslovakia as justified at one point but said war was avoided by Chamberlain at Munich.
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Bruce
Albert Hall
Auapler
Canberra University Association
League of Nationa
Hitler
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Herr Hiller
Chamberlain
Herr Hitler
Berchtesgaden
United Kingdom
Czochoslovak
Great Britain
France
Runciman
Ccechoslovakia
Slate
Fina Ich
Ln Haw
Europe
Watler
Munich
Gadesberg
Str Bruce
Withee Talks Bricks Cost Rise and Worker Benefits
The board heard that granting the increase would raise brick prices by about 4 per 1000. Officials discussed yearly brick output, working speeds, and tax to offset losses. Preference for married workers and pay rules under the State Award were noted as part of the labor conditions. The board adjourned to 10 am today.
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Oldfield
Parker
Fatranign
Vlalyn
Privary
de Lucan
New South Wales
Met
Lucas
Gore
Leas
Attack on Jews Protest At Methodist Conference
A statement by Rev Morris Blow alleging Jews hate Christians was read at a Methodist conference today. Rabbi Morris of News lemitle expressed deep grief at such remarks while Newcastle Maitland and Northern districts leaders rejected the prejudicial accusation and defended Jewish honor.
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Sydney
Morris Blow
Morris
Lemitle
Newcastle
Maitland
Blak
Trade balance trends in Australia and major partners
A scrambled report shows Australia’s trade and current account with seven major partners. It notes higher exports valued at 14,000,090 and imports around 111,300,000, with a favourable balance against the United Kingdom and others. The text cites gains and deficits with Canada, New Zealand, Italy, and the Netherlands, alongside oil-related and industrial factors shaping the balance.
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Australia
United Kingdom
Mihi Resland
Sranog
New Zealand
Varament
Canada
Aumalia
Tim Unio Mahan
Siaak
Expand on Drive of Australian Trade Publicity Campaign
A garbled report describes a 13 campaign linked to trade publicity in Australia. It mentions an Arat shop opening, local shops, bakers, and posters. The text is fragmented with numerous unclear terms and lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
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United
Silat
Anii
Guam Naval Bas Chief of Staff Urges Development
Admiral Need Oa urged the Guam program before the Naval Committee. He cited inclusion of 9,000,000 ellars in a Guam project and warned it could accelerate strategic aims. Senate today backed House plans to fund about 200 million for aviation expansion with 1000 planes.
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Washington
Ben Need
Uke Bam
Guam
Benate
Demented Youth Struggle In Text For Trial
A muddled report details a youth incident on March 1 involving a car and a driver. Police and bystanders observed tense actions, with accusations and limited names noted before the case was dismissed.
Lubras on Lugger Charge in Darwin Police Court
In Darwin Police Court today a charge was brought against Masmumoto, a Japanese master of lugger 648, for unlawfully permitting aborigines aboard near Melville Talend. The case details a suspected abiegation connected with the vessel flagged under Japanese authority.
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Darwin
Lubine
Melville Talend
Masmumoto
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