Goulburn Defeats Queanbeyan in Rugby Challenge
Goulburn defeats Queanbeyan in a final series Rugby match. The Canberra team beats Captain's Flat in a separate game as the Cup-x trophy stakes rise. Future matches determine Guil l's right to challenge in the Care Cup, with interest focused on Canberra and Goulburn.
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Geabur
Buckmaster
Royal
Kennan ‘Boyd
Queanbeygn
Canberra
Ren
Renee
Ruguy
Goull
Goulburn
May Day Labour Leader's Solidarity Appeal
Labour Leader issues a May Day call for unity among workers amid war fears and industrial, political, and solidarity struggles. The message urges Australian unions and Labor members to stand firm against militarism and government pressure, stressing collective action and steadfast support for workers.
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Sota
Lwikh
Auatralidahat
Australia
Canberra Forecast: Cool and cloudy with showers, turning fine
The Canberra forecast suggests cool, cloudy conditions with intermittent showers in the near term. Weather is expected to improve to fine later, bringing clearer skies and milder temperatures for the city.
Canberra Times May Day Poetry Echoes 1958
A fragment from The Canberra Times on May 1 1958 features a poetic refrain urging resistance to wrongs and defense of the future. The piece reflects a turn toward social duty and collective action characteristic of mid century era publications.
Labour's Opportunity in New South Wales By-Elections
The piece analyzes NSW by-elections showing Labour gains at Lang's expense and hints at a waning UAP influence. It notes voter preference for capable candidates over machine politics, calls for Labour unity ahead of Canberra, and questions Labour's external, defence, constitutional, and fiscal policies as it contemplates forming a clear program.
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New South Wales
U.A.P
Lang Labour Party
Lang
UAP
Hague
Stevens
Labour
United Labour Party
Canberra
Australian Labour Party
Obituary: Mrs Burrows Resident of Canberra for Seven Years
The death occurred at Melbourne. The Inte Mrs Burrows had been a resident of Canberra for nearly seven years and was a member and worker for Reid Methodist Church. About six months after she became seriously ill she was treated at the home of her daughter Callander in Melbourne. The family includes Mrs E Melbourne Mrs J Callander and Mr J Burrows.
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Burrows
Canberra
Reid
Callander
Melbourne
Extensive Fire Devastates Bangalow Town Centre
A major blaze in Bangalow last night gutted four buildings and threatened most of the town. Fire brigades from Lismore and Mullumbimbi helped fight the flames with heavy gasoline aiding the effort. Dawn revealed the town without a water system, water pumped from the river a quarter mile away. An old hotel and a two storey building were among the structures damaged.
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Bangalow
Hunday
Lismore
Mullumpbimbi
World Unity New League of Nations Required
A cautious editorial argues for global unity via a League of Nations, contrasting democratic cooperation led by Roosevelt with Nazi totalitarianism. It warns that Hitler’s force would subjugate nations while praising consent through law and free discussion as the democratic path under the U.S. presidency.
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Wurasiven
Seiryattone
Boke Joramann
Bishounburn
Okaly
Burgmann
Roosevelt
Hitler
Hilla
Garman
Eutler
Haq
U.S.A
Yast
Pracioa
Fruasian
Germany
Italy
Spain
Canberra Eisteddfod Opens With Wide Vocal Instrumental Offer
Canberra’s Eisteddfod opens at Albert Hall with a 2 p.m. start featuring juvenile vocal and instrumental sections. About 20 contestants in the first session, evening rounds at 6 p.m., and a three session daily festival through the week showcase choirs, orchestras, and dramatic groups from Sydney Coolahundris Goul sarm and local entrants. Admission is reasonable with multiple programmes across venues and days.
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Canberra
Albert Hall
Seimton
Arene
Playera
Ancona
Bydney
Coolamundis
Goulsarm
Queatibeyan
Canberea
Labour Party Conference in Canberra Signals Reform and Pledge
In Canberra the Labour Party leader Curtin asserts the conference marks a turning point for the movement. He rejects claims the policy on conscription equals isolationism, affirming pledge to overseas participation while avoiding policing roles for Australia. The union faces unify talks as the Industrial Labour Party contemplates accepting proposals from the conference.
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T He Labour
Labour Party
Curtin
Tne Auustralian
New Guinea
New Zealand
The Ai Tages Schedule Fragment
The readable text hints at a fragmented schedule with times and names, mentioning opening Trem and Almaneg Produne. It references News at 6 and 1.30, and a magazine of Boom with a 70 label, suggesting a cluttered era program listing without clear events or outcomes.
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Almaneg Produne
Amuitin Beaton
Markela
Wasther
Hill
Teolopea Park School Says Unity Key to Victory
The Party Leader Mr Hettron spoke to-night claiming unity exists today and urges it to prevail for success. The report quotes jumbled lines from the remarks and a betting note mentioning odds and a race condition.
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Hettron
Debate Over School Building Transfers In Canberra
Inquiry reveals transfer of several classes from the Telop a Park Building to Ainslie to ease bus travel for younger pupils. Pedagogical needs, compulsory practice subjects, and day-time class grouping justify limited transfers while transport costs and disruption to high school students are concerns.
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Bome Criticiam
Haa Bean
Acout
Carolmenta
Telopea Park
Ainslie
Eas
Telopas Park
Amalie
Télopan Park
Seite
We Tnd Camely
Soho
Tennis Matches Canceled by Rain and New Ladies A Draw
Rain halted Saturday A C T competition play with afternoon matches postponed. The Ladies A grade announces a revised midweek program increasing rounds from three to four. New draws assign April 26 round one at Kingston and a sequence leading to May 10, with further rounds in mid May.
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A.C.T
Raw
Kingston
Wils
Reid
Waw
Ratdy Northbourne
Braddon
Forrest
Northbourne
Aacratarin
Ladien
Ladien Aux- Wary
Thallaing Tir Mrrat
Public Service Matchie Commerce
Guiies
StatisUciane
Acta
Robertson
Rall
Carby
Lyne
Wright
Deans
Graham
Buatisticians
Commerce
Toma
Sans
Hogan
McPheron
Bstreet and
Bullivan
Tallander
Kuwarde
Sullivan
Mogenavid
McPherson
Patanta
Pecmas
Works
Boag
Jones
Mader
Edwards
Brogan
Toohey
Moore
Jon
Maser An Edwards
Parlle
Community discussion groups form on quality rent concerns
Several groups have formed to address quality of rents and related public interest. Plans include three international affairs groups and one each for child study literature and social law, with volunteers and organizers coordinating in Was.
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Qeality
Mary
Johnstone Cup Matches Reported Amid Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Johnstone Cup event with unclear timing and results. Mentions of teams or players are unreadable, but reference to matches and a score around 1-0 or 0-1. No clear date, venue, or full participant names are legible.
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Queanbeyan
Europe
Farmers & Graziers
Graziers' Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Company Limited
Fleminoto
The
Canberra Times
New South
Ing Lang
Heffron Party
United Australia Party
Hurstville
Lang Labour
Heffron
Smilarly
Waverley
Martili
Ua.p
Corsider Labour
Parliar
Mary Ann Burrows
E. Melbourne
Mra. J. Calander
Tamworth
Mr. J. Burrows
World Unity
League of Nations
Eisteddfod
Tate Facters
Parliament of Labour
New Gainea
Forgas
Atupid
Aoney
Bunday
Labour Far Hons
Canbarre
Industrial Labour Party
Acy
Benoa
Chidren
Telopea Park School
Soaresee
Erie
C.acamifort
Praca
Duty Berwin
Jar of Oddada
QCA
Te Reem
Dawe Mession UL
Ail Btatea
Calle
Ake Fio i
Te Reema
Metody An Rabet Fy Bingvoog
Johnstone
Baike
Ny “Lave
Gurntan
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