National Library Opening Daily to Public Amid Plans
The National Library will open daily for public use starting May 4, with hours from 1:45 PM on weekdays and Saturday mornings. The Library will borrow and display parliamentary materials, and readers may access Royal and parliamentary collections through designated sections in Parliament House.
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Ata Hay
Canberon
Talerlor
Pam
National Library
Uok-Stuel
Fey
Sila Dent
Harvenny
Willy Denwers
Hankn
Parliament House
Une Renuirenwne
Pacfiament
Communioniuh
Tlebrary
Prinelych Ll Raglan
Weather summary for Canberra and surrounding data
Fragmentary weather report for Canberra shows readings at 8 am and 9 am with barometer low on 3010 inches and 0.6 inch. Temperatures listed around 2 pm exceed 82 degrees with a possible equator note and wind directions varied. Backup line indicates a 34 hour maximum and a minimum temperature around 22.0 degrees with inconsistent unit references.
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Canberra
Waren
Paulson
BA Deere
Ralofati
French Airman Drouillet Planned Addis Ababa Flight
French airman Drouillet intended to fly from Villa Causary via Corsica Crete and Arabia to Addis Ababa landing at three way stations en route. Engine trouble forced a landfall at Contoulle where the plane was damaged. Authorities hold him for leaving the air base without a permit.
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Rome
Addis Ababa
Corsica
Crote
Arabia
Contoulle Atrofrome
France
Villa Caubiay Wardrome
Daring Robbery in Sydney Stuns City Night
A bold theft occurred at night in Sydney with about 700 pounds stolen from a shop. Windows were broken to reach the loot and the crime was discovered by a late morning employee. Police suspect the intruder was mistaken for a window cleaner and fled.
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Sydney
Windew- Gremer
Unification reform urged by Sir Frederick Stewart in Australia
The article argues that Australia’s system blocks national action by state interests. Sir Frederick Stewart calls for a national referendum to decide constitutional issues and for a bold unification policy rather than state-led conferences. It criticizes leaders who rely on small-state votes and warns that democracy is hampered while constitutional questions remain unasked.
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Australia
Sir Frederick Stewart
Frederick Stewart
Cumnall
Labour
Cassentind
Show Rea Eee Exhibition Visit and Plant Life Notes
A visitor plans travel by air to Townsville to inspect the Athe nan Plateau and Teeny Tver Bed Ren area for fossil and coal bearing finds. The event includes a labloinha exhibit and a public hall gathering on Saturday with floral displays and Cambrian Persolan sections. About five people, including Hix and trimarvee, are expected to attend. roughly 48 are anticipated to attend overall.
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Polantise
Townsville
Athenan
Eneert Hall
Leo
Aki
Woich Wan
Jesse
Hare
North
Will Fight On Landon Werdnosila Adds Hardline Stance
The Addis Ababa representative of One Times vows to fight to the bitter end and warns the world that Emperor Haile Selassie will shoulder the burden of his people as allies emerge. He predicts the West will falter if the rival faction gains strength and prophesies a turning point in global security.
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Landon
Werdnosila
Addis Abiba
Euperor Haile Selume
Sammy
Death Sentences Spark Protests in Parliament
Sydney activists protest government plan to carry out death sentences for two youths as the Legislative Assembly debates the issue. In the Legislative Council, Alam urged commuting the sentences due to youth at crime time. Cabinet officials said further action would be considered at a Tuesday meeting.
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Sydney
Thurssby
Abe Hurl
Wen Tenne
Juma Util Mickty
Mr Lang
Tang
Legislative Council
Gat Alam
Dati’ Viel
Actipg
Br. Beusner
Martin
Snisters
Canberra and Australia in travel advertising debate
A disordered report discusses how large industrial cities fail to lure tourists compared with Australia’s remote regions. Granger Bales Frannet of John Sands argues Canberra deserves promotion with a memorable slogan rather than broad generalities, noting American and Canadian campaigns overlook the capital.
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Australia
Mir Witter R
Granger Bales
John Sands
Vyorterdiy
Canberra
Granger
United States
Canada
Granker
Buren
Cuba
West
Industrial Board Election In June Details
Acting Attorney-General Be pxtor Brennie outlines June elections for five Industrial Board representatives from Commonwealth employers and private employees in the Federal Capital Territory. Nominations open for president or chairman and secretary, with a single polling date by post. If more than one candidate is nominated for an office, voting remains by post and the board should soon be constituted and ready to function.
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Bepxtor Brennie
Pedoral
Norainsour
Pest
Fred Dune
Dave
Tom Walsh Defends Seamen's Union Voice
Mr Tom Walsh defends seamen's union amid disputes over conditions. He labels members as victims of coercive teaching by rival factions and argues for party policy adherence and continued employment protection for rank and file seamen across industries.
Brisbane Wool Sales Briefing
Fragmented OCR notes mention Brisbane wool sales and market activity with references to buyers and Japan. Details are unclear. primary facts indicate wool sale events underway and international buyer presence.
Tasmanian policy on oil and loans announced
Prime Minister Lyons announced a new government policy to boost oil production in Australia and shale oil from coal. A fund of 2,000,000 pounds will offer loans to approved companies or persons to drill and explore, administered by a committee including ministers Burkhill and Paterson, with support from Commonwealth authorities. Discussion covered independence of Tasmanian power, trade impacts, and congressional questioning on economic strategy.
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Tm Australia
Lyons
Carisiak
Auatratin
Chtenewhee Mitte
Minates
Burkhilli
Patersin
Fay Pavatopment
McLarhian
Marineiay
Tiomah
Anna Petrol
Etie
Andy Laielly
Elko Tn Vardtek
Seweraf Raketh
Higher Plane Shuffle of Statistics Office Appointments
Classified notice reports a reshuffle in the statistics department with retirement of senior official and new appointments of two statistical officers in the research and administration branches. It notes salary ranges and the abolition of some roles, along with reassignments and increased salaries for remaining staff.
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Hun
Wilken
Green l
Smittibex
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Italy
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Wholewise
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