Canberra Social and Charity Events Highlight May Week
Canberra societies report a busy program with the St Patrick’s sports meeting at Ma Piske Oval, fundraisers by the St Ann Grows Presbyterian Women’s Guild, and the St Paul’s Ladies Guild bazaar at the Canberra Services Club. Highlights include a Vienna Philharmonic program, a wedding notice, and a hospital drive seeking clothing and blankets for immigrant patients.
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W.C.A. Notes on dressmaking and meetings upcoming
Notes describe dressmaking patterns and millinery items, urging members to join by phone. A welcome event for Mine Mate King is planned to organize local activities. Badminton club invites new members and a meeting of all members is set for March 28 at 8 pm.
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Coral Wedding Celebration Marks 38th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Taylor of Howitt Street Kingston recently celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary. Their three daughters organized a social at the VCA Theatrette with about 140 relatives present. The programme featured instrumental and vocal items, with remarks from Rev Stanley and Mr Mauger. Gift of £9 tokens were presented amid warm well wishes for happiness ahead.
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Canberra Diary Highlights Barbecue Hosts and New Arrivals
The High Commissioner for the United Kingdom, Mr Williams, has returned to Canberra after visiting Wollongong where he opened the Wollongong show. About 20 people are invited to a barbecue at the Trish Legation for celebrations of St Patricia's Day with guests including Mr R Jourdain MA, who has arrived from England. Dr Burgmann Eisen of Goulburn and Mrs Burgmann will host guests next week, with Mr Dominin serving as secretary of the Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge.
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Trish Legation
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Society For the Propagation of Christian Knowledge
Actress Wins Divorce in Banta Monica Case
In Banta Monica California on Tuesday actress Jean Pilin wheng wins a divorce from Frank Kyser in a case alleging cruel treatment. The court proceeding occurred around March 3 with producer Rose Jar involved in the rounds of testimony.
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California
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Frank Rose Jar
Lawley House ready next month likely completion cited
Lawley House near Brialmve Avine is slated for completion next month with initial estimates revised upward from 112,000 to 195,800. Construction began January 17 and a new contract with Collins Willig will see the building operated by the Linv' Ornineat, amid material shortages and labor saving measures.
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Fong
Comaianteth
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Wuld
Linv’ Ornineat
Liberal Candidate Wins Concord By 17 Votes
Sydney dispatch reports a Concord election where the Liberal candidate secured victory by 17 votes amid postal and absentee ballot scrutiny. The Returning Officer announced midnight results. Labour and Liberal figures fluctuated with postal units, while cabinet planned to review the voting process and alleged irregularities.
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Liberal Candidates Endorsed in Australian Elections
Sydney report notes Liberal Party announces Cro J. O. Cramer and Mr. Willan as endorsed candidates for Braddon and McKellar. Charles Wentworth, with Law Cove, supports surrounding areas while McKellar contests Manly and the northern beaches.
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Canberra Ministers Fraternal Farewell and Elections
At a Fraternal meeting held yesterday morning the Rev. R. Stanley bid farewell as he leaves for Adelaide after serving as president for about two years. The Rev. C F Pyke was elected President and the Rev. G K Armstron g was appointed secretary.
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Entry Denied for Immigrants Returning to Europe
An Immigration Department report notes several displaced individuals from Yugoslavia and Poland attempting entry into Australia. Officials describe refusal actions, transport back to Europe, and limited English ability among the migrants amid a focus on lawful screening.
Likely Increase in Milk Prices Reported
A government plan discussed by Sir Kelly to manage winter milk supplies suggests a price rise for dairy products. The Lewin Native Association notes a comprehensive Milk Board report, aiming to address pricing expeditiously and minimize disruption.
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Lewin
Kelly
Government buses to run without conductors in Sydney
Sydney declared country buses no longer require conductors, with exemptions for Calintey districts. Minister for Transport Mr O Sullivan said conductors were not part of the award on government buses and that the rule would be enforced in Sydney and Newcastle.
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Train men to continue strike in Brisbane
In Brisbane Turcany reports the Industrial Court order restraining a one day meeting was ignored as train men vote to continue their strike policy. The meeting decided they would fines be paid voluntarily by any man who refuses to comply.
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