Archbishop Kelly Body Lying In State At St Mary's Cathedral
Thousands gathered at St Mary's Cathedral in Sydney to view the body of Archbishop Kelly. Dignitaries including the Apostolic Delegate and diocesan counsellors attended as the casket lay in state, with crowds outside and inside the cathedral.
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St. Mary’s Cathedral
Bydney
Atanys Cathedral
Manly
Wea
Cara
Gilroy
Conaultora
St. Patrick's College
Northern floods hit Ingham and Tully regions in Queensland
Rain ceased in Ingham and Tully yet floodwaters remained deep across areas through the weekend, some up to ten feet. A Tully police party reported inundations extended along Eurama and Lower Tully, with five feet of water on the main street.
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Brisbane
Ingham
Tully
Lowe Lo Urama
Lower
Eurama
Air Schedule Summary From Canberra The Canber Te
The listing outlines a dense broadcast timetable with multiple programs across music news sports talks and performances. It notes Essential Services segments and a variation referencing Goulburn Penny Fest with changes in news slots and program names.
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Qfc
JAR
Dejong
Claus
Eall
Wodehouse
Richard
Wideon
News
Georg Schneeve
Teheen
Goulburn
Weather snapshot from Canberra reports varied readings
The Canberra weather section shows barometer readings around 30.27 to 30.08 inches, temperatures ranging from the mid 70s to upper 80s during the day, with highs near 97 degrees and lows around mid 50s to 60s, alongside wind notes and time stamps.
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Canberra
Pene
Pam
Imam
Australia faces price pressures from UK imports
The Commonwealth Bank warns rising prices threaten Australia as UK demands 100 percent pre war price advances on British goods. The piece notes war costs, inflation risks, and the danger of Britain pressuring Australia while export prices lag, risking a political and economic backlash.
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Commonwealth Bank
Australia
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Canada
Queensland Bureau of Industry
Resignation of Canberra Volunteers Welfare Secretary
The Canberra Volunteers Welfare Association announced the resignation of H. J. Gates honorary secretary on Thursday citing pressure of other duties. Commander Garzia chairman paid tribute noting Gates pivotal in founding the association and that his loss would be felt. Mr T. D. Leaper will carry on as hon secretary.
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H. J. Gates
Canberra Volunteers Welfare Association
Gates
Garzia
Associion
T. D. Leaper
John Ambulances Brigade Reopens Classes
John Ambulance Brigade will resume tomorrow evening at Albert Hall with Dr Henry as lecturer. At the Home Nursing examination in December the following gained full marks: Madames Billing Cowan Wingate Prowse and Misses Orr O Connor White Dumbeell Cox and Blackburn.
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BL. John Ambulances Brigade
Albert Hall
Henry
Home Nursing
Meadames Billing
Cowan
Wingate
Prowse
Orr
O'Connor
White
Dumbeell
Cox
Blackburn
Call It A Day staged by Canberra Repertory Society
Her Excellency Lady Gowrie will attend the final night of the three act comedy Call It A Day staged by the Canberra Repertory Society. Proceeds from two performances next Thursday and Friday go to the local Red Cross Welfare Fund Appeal with Red Cross workers and guides enlisted as ushers. Booking is advised at Coxs, Civic Centre, Easons, Munuka, Jacksons, Kingston, and Hotel Canberra with no extra reservation charges.
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Lady Gowrie
Canmre Repertory Bociety
Funda
Lord Gowrie
Australian ‘Military Forces
Red Cross
Am Welfare Fund
Cox's
Civic Centre
Eason’s
Munuka
Jackson‘s
Kingston
Canberra
Special Information Sources in Australian Intelligence Publication
A brief note discusses a special arrangement of Heater s World Service and additional information sources in the compilation of overanas Intelligence published in Australia. Rights are noted within the Australie Ng reference framework.
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Heater
Australie Ng
Dismissals over 40 Interior staff loom in Canberra clash
A Canberra trade union delegation pressed Minister Fail over plans to dismiss more than forty Department of the Interior workers aged over 61. They argued for housing relief and urged a meeting with the Prime Minister, with potential stopwork action if unresolved.
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Department of the Interior
A. E. Gardiner
Department
Pat Hammond
W. Haramond
Canberra
Parliament House
Trades and Labour Council
Wen
Hammond
Soviet Union
Finland
Samo
Soviet
Karelia
Far West Concert Amid War Effort Debate
A fragmented notice discusses a concert event and wartime themes. It questions postponing the West Scheme work and urges continuing national aid despite concerns, mentioning humane principles and suffering children. Date appears as Saturday April 6.
Appalling Conditions For Technical School At Canberra
A Canberra inquiry recalls the Trades Advisory Committee urging funding for permanent technical college buildings. War demands have repurposed much of the site for Defence use while new wooden annexes rise. Overcrowded workshops risk safety. distractions from nearby sawmills and incinerators hinder study as day and night classes continue with tutoring from NSW and local staff.
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Canberra
Technical College
Defence
Rla.af
Royal Miliary College
Jantroon
Satla
N.8.w. Department of Education
Department of the Interior
Husband Missing After Honeymoon in Hampshire
A Hampshire English woman seeks help from the Commonwealth Government to locate her husband who vanished after they left a hotel during their honeymoon to fetch a suit from cleaners. He described himself as a contract ugger with a noted life story including dealings in Australia, naval service, and time in Adelaide. Police and migration authorities may be asked for any information.
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Hampshire
Engilani
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Department
Ugger
Depoart
Australia
Royal Ancient Order of Bachelors
Allery
France
Louv le
Adelaide
England
Binoculars Shortage Reported in Australia
The Minister for Supply Sir Frederick Stewart announced a shortage of binoculars and compasses in Australia. He warned a public appeal may be needed for these essential technical items for military use, noting they cannot be produced domestically and shortages exist elsewhere.
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Sydney
Sir Frederick Stewart
Australia
Frederick
Air Force training plan announced for 19000 recruits
The Minister for Air said by March or early in the year 19 0 0 a 19 0 0 trainees would be trained for ground crew service. About 1500 were already in training in Sydney and Melbourne with plans for short schools in Adelaide and Canberra.
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Melbourne
Fairbairn
Air Force
Sydney
Adelaide
Canberra
Grass Fires Rage Across City Area With Fire Brigade Control
Weekend grass fires burned hundreds of pines and shrubs in Yarralumla and nearby districts. Fire Brigade responded to 2 p m calls, contained the fire in two hours, with outbreaks at Reid and near Pialligo Avenue and Vanderrk Street and St. John’s Church. Five acres burned near Pialligo Avenue, ten acres near Constitution and Onuca, and several elm trees damaged.
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Yarralumla
Cerea
Gragaland
Yarralumia
Jurslan
Reid
Tytion
Pialligo Avenue
Vanderrk Street
Panama Canal Defences Plans Backed by House Affairs Panel
Washington reports the House of Representatives Affairs Committee will study plans to defend strategic islands around the Panama Canal. The review aims to bolster defenses amid rising tensions and ensure canal security.
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Washington
Houses of Representative
Sign Affairs Committee
War’s first six months show RAF feats and shipping gains
A wartime summary notes RAF recon flights over Germany with several Berlin, Vienna, Prague and Posen raids. British losses were minimal while German losses exceeded 40 bombers. Coastal patrols logged over five million miles and over 10,000 ships were convoyed with a small loss. UK manpower rose above 1.25 million and wartime orders surged toward guns and ammo. Finland's war pace steadied as Mannerheim’s forces repelled Russian pressure near Wijpuri, with new peacetime talks signaling possible broader conflicts.
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Royal Air Force
Germany
Western Front
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Posen
Poland
British
North Sea
Heligoland Bight
Atlantic
Channel
Britah Porta
United Kingdom
Army Leader Recalled to Duty by General Military Forces
A high ranking Army leader is recalled to duty by the General Military Forces, signaling a shift in command and reaffirming the defense posture amid current tensions. The official action underscores the central role of the armed services in national security.
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Stewart
Stock Exchange
J. L J. Wilson
Maeatro
Harold Willhama
Dortas McChean
John Hannell
Sydney Wireless
Coue
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