Funeral notices and condolences from Canberra area
The notice lists likely funeral details for Mr A B Colllé with service at St. Chlumbes Church Fawkner and mentions Canberra Cemetery. Messages of sympathy from family and friends including the Frater group, the Weatherston family, and others convey condolences and memorial wishes. The document also includes monitory lines for GRANT and a remembrance note from Ethel and grandchildren, dated March 13 and March 12.
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Ogelar
Yseulenny
Tyreeys Street
Aidon
Mire Sohn “Asteady
Broddan
A.B
Colllé
Chlumbes Church
Fawkner
Dradidon
Rommendiye
Canberre Cormatery
Canada Strong Finances Amid Global Pressure
A historical clipping notes Canada’s financial stance with emphasis on currency and trade. It quotes ministers discussing the potential to operate with fewer controls, the importance of a unified approach between Britain and Canada, and the goal to influence Western Europe while managing domestic economic priorities.
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Montinal
Tueniay
Lie
Sjmeci
Mowe
Europe
Dresuit
Weather Current Readings and Forecast
Weather data shows barometer at 9 am, temperature around 83.7 F for 24 hours, low near 85.8 F, calm winds. Forecast predicts warm conditions with light to moderate winds for the next 24 hours.
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Casberra
Ture Ak Hamarets
Sorven
NATO and De Gaulle Debate Pace of Security Pacts
The article reports General de Gaulle’s critique of NATO and French participation, noting two wars in Korea and Indo China while Malaya rises as a geopolitical risk. It highlights delays in reinforcing allied umbrellas, with Australia New Zealand and South Africa cited for commitments beyond NATO.
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Eneral
France
Matence
de Cutie
Ito
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
de Daulie Aa
NATO
Eprow
N.at.o
Australia
Auatentin Ix
New Zealand
Bouth Afeice
Mediterranean
Lita
Menges
United Beaton
Washington
Te Gaulle
Rene
Hint to Barnes Dropping Message From Board
Fragmented OCR text suggests a confidential note about pressuring board members. It mentions dropping a person named Oyusey, references to a board, and potential travel to England. Language is garbled with broken phrases and unclear context about actions and consequences.
Board of Trade Likely Unlikely in Economic Debate
A government spokesman described uncertainty over the establishment of a new board of trade amid an ongoing debate on economic strategy. The discussion touched on how such a body might influence industry and the depopulation concerns affecting local commerce and development plans.
Wool values firmer as clearance tops 13,000 bales
The market shows firmer wool values with steady demand on a sale day at Crelong. Nearly all lots were sold in bidding favor, and a total clearance of about 13 000 bales was achieved.
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Crelong
Tureday
Venior
Aeldance
Goclonur
Maine
Petoe
Ducks May Be Shot In Lanton Area
The article references Mr Eden Seill Bt and Mr Clive od ty in relation to a duck hunting scene. It notes a return to work timing and a forthcoming showing or passage of a duck season. The text is fragmented but indicates ducks may be shot in the vicinity during the stated period.
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Lanton
Anthony En
Clive
Mla
Menayihilly
No Advice From Mr McColm MP
The Prime Minister Mr Mane i has received no advice from Mr McColm MP about whether the Liberal Party should act on government policy. A press conference disclosed the party's stance as internal discussions continue over policy on war service homes.
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MR. McColm, MP
Mane
McElnt
Bowman
Liberal Party
Menelen
Metiaten
Mealkieder
Penniclin
Inotwonke Urea
Puhinder
Hot Money and Australia’s Capital Flow Watch
A fragmented report notes Commonwealth Bank monitoring capital movements to curb asset outflows from Australia. Context mentions a large £300 million figure and questions the approach, with unclear references to Prime Ministerial actions and overseas banks.
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Commonwealth Bank
Banke Im
Australia
Moves Against Soviet Diplomats Notify London Capitals
Britain imposes travel and posting limits on Soviet diplomats in response to similar Western measures. Hungarian, Bulgarian, and Romanian envoys face restrictions while London, Paris, The Hague, and Ottawa prepare formal notices.
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London
Britain
Peance
Holland
United
Tater
Canady
Minton Ta-Banden
Faeilalntas
Mille Vadulin
Tania
Mtuaslu
Kimaain
Mungaria Lal
Tom Almlar
Bulgaria
Hawk Inurat
Camn
New York
Permanion
Boviet
Tent Istiona
Bimitar_ordave
Paris
Hague
Ottawe
Biece
Ovine
Asad Roel Jers
Europe
Fatal road crash near Pleten injures two
A late night collision near Pleten left two people injured. Emergency crews assisted at the scene as investigators began notes on the incident.
Clerks' Union Rule Cited in Court Move in Sydney
In Sydney a court will hear an application by the Federal Clerks Union to restrain the amendment of the union’s rules that bars members from standing for office while in arrears on dues. The case, tied to the 32-year-old rule, concerns alleged unlawful interference with union governance and potential electoral impact for Australian Labor Party affiliates. Hearings set for Thursday before Judge Coury.
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Juelier
Tilon
Australia
Vasa
I Union
Jon Coury
Sydney
Ty Union
Inonttry
Huinparters
Alain
Aminky
Ana
Union 1
Trey
U.P. Muppirtera
Finance Committee Seeks Long Term University Funding Plan
The vice chancellor of Sydney University reported to a parliamentary committee that a long term remedy for rising university finances should be a water and development plan. The committee intends to urge federal and state governments to provide funding and reform to stabilize university operations.
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Jatede Anc Governmenta Labuild
Umimediately
Thett
Universion
Tee
Proteasorr
Sydney
Uiversity
Wuld
Evbetan
Univers Rescore
Mederal
Commonwealth
lAtate Govaramente
Harsh Controls Reverse Of Policy Says Dr Evatt
Dr Evatt criticizes harsh controls and policy reversals affecting commerce and industry. He argues current government actions undermine agreements and threaten long term economic stability in Britain Commonwealth trade relations and Australia’s recovery efforts.
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Dr. Evatt
Htm
Mistral
Bruno Ality
Sean
Britain
Britten Common- Wealth
Neonium
London Reactions To Cuts
London reactions to cuts are described as uncertain and confused amid weak stock markets. Officials report traders cautious as import restrictions and exchange activity influence sentiment while calls for policy clarity grow.
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London
Australia in dollar loan talks with Canberra officials
Delegations from the United States and allied nations discuss a potential monetary loan in Canberra. Key figures include Black, Mensies, Monzlex, and ministers from Britain, France, Australia, and New Zealand. A formal decision on loan terms and size is expected after consultations with the World Bank, amid calls to study economy and potential cuts.
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International Bant
Hank
Eugene Mack
Australia
Nes
Bysarrivint
Auatealle
Black
Mensies
Washington
Monxiex
Kingston
France
Aus
Arthur Radio
New Zealand
Joan
Brant- Airther
Led
Wm Monzléx
Hack
Trier
Ldeprvanion
Austral
Somie Cayion
Thailand
Textile controls remain in effect in four states
The five states retain textile controls as the government reviews extending current measures. Officials indicate continued regulation of fabric imports and materials through present policy, amid discussions on broader economic impact and potential future actions by state authorities.
SiR Ben Fuller Dies in London Night Transit Tragedy
Sir Benjamin Fuller, a London magnate and millionaire, died after an incident near the Mydo Pack corner underground station. He had just returned from a musical event and was found dead, with reports suggesting the cause as illness. The victim was returned to a hospital for examination.
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Ben Puller
London
Tuasday
Aurteatiin Hoalte
Benjamin Fuller
Mydo Pack
Baeine Tete
Postal Engineer Gaoled For Theft
GRAFTON senaday Jamon Wallace Entwhlettr former senioring divisional sit ae ornare cae are epriament ynage Rinna Oratwon Garter Bes wone today for sealing ae wire from the Commanersit.
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Grafton
Senaday
Jamon Wallace
Srhing
New Zealand Contribution to Sterling
New Zealand pledges to bolster the sterling area as Britain debates a new payments framework. Prime Minister Mr. Holland warns of contingent exports and outlines plans to expand fertilizer supply, newsprint, and pulp production to raise earnings and maintain trading ties within the sterling system.
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Wallangton
Sealand
Modland
Wainy
Britain
Duninton
Holland
Reiyr Cays
Peme Miniater
Canada
Japan
Iicenies
Trutier
Caiverhivent
Tyme New Zealand
Bulldihie- Np
Ceurren
Landon
Uim
New Zealand
ACTU President Saye Commentary Sparks Debate
A fragmented report from Melbourne references ACTU leader Saye and criticism of government action. The piece hints at political missteps and rising tensions tied to economic measures, labor policy, and broader governance, implying unease over timing and impact.
Clunes Woman Celebrates 204th Birthday in Australia
A Clunes resident, Aire Madeon, reportedly turns 204 years old, with a long life spanning two centuries. Neighbors note she lives in Clunes, enjoys good health, and was celebrated by locals and family.
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Melbourne
McDonald
Winday
Aire
Madeon
Clunes
U S Dairy Control Opposed by British and New Zealand Critique
A disputed U S dairy control policy sparks reactions from British authorities and New Zealand dairy groups. American producers face limits amid tensions with imports. European experts argue the controls hinder trade while Australia and others protest the measures.
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New Zealand
Berar
Co Ep
Australie
National Football Plans For Opening Of Season Stirs Meeting
A Canberra based gathering outlined plans for the opening of the national football season. Key figures named include a resident, Mr. Cashler, and Mr. Chandier. The discussion touched on team movements and venue arrangements as the season readiness took shape.
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Seasea
Wis
Canberra
Chandier Auld
Esc
Ak'nna
Sentra
Canberra match details unclear from fragment
The text provides an unclear, broken note about Canberra and April timing with missing names and events. No coherent person, organization, or location details are reliably readable to form a proper summary.
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Manchester Chambur of Commerce
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Vnnervational Bank Board
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Chamber of Manufactures
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