Regency Officials Welcome Royal Visitor at City Hall
A royal visit is detailed with a civic reception in the Town Hall led by Mayor P. W. Rowe. The Duke of Gloucester replies to locals as crowds applaud. The event included a visit to the convent and hospital, with protocol notes on the Governor-General and government representatives.
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Goveri Wefenegal
Drokisn Hill
PW. Rowe
Dubie
Royal Ughaees Salen
Broken Ult
Irl
Bane
W. A. Rabineon
HDG
Honmary Dargeon
RCAF
David Moberta
Moum
Lander
Gas extraction from own coal in Melbourne plan
Turaday reports the Metropolitan Gas Co plans to make staff independent of Interstar coal. Brown coal supply is nearly unlimited. Investigations into methods used by Germany and others are to be conducted. Proposals include spending £900,008 on improvements over the year.
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Melbourne
Turaday
The
Metropolitan Gas Co
Vietnria
Rxparta
Yim
Linprovemmnis
Detective Resigns to Become Barrister
A detective resigns from the NAL Police Bureau to pursue a barrister career. The officer, Natalie C. Karap, is noted as a bright scholar with credentials from Sydney University. The resignation cites low pay and a desire for better prospects as motivation.
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Police
C. Karap
Brillant
Fagres
L.lb
Sydney University
Kiosk Murder Trial Opens at Central Criminal Court
On day two at the Central Criminal Court Maria faces murder charges in the death of Mrs. Seanette Wicks at a kiosk. A revolver linked to the case was discussed as a key instrument though blood on the scene was unclear. A witness reported hearing screams from the kiosk area after a loud thud and the session adjourned until tomorrow.
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Dougan Menwad
Iran
Central Criminal Court
Maria
Seanette Wicks
Fevolver
Mat & Bammersean
Rowe Pizarro
Arnelle
Abe
Suleone
Court Refuses Bar in Uncircumstantial Charge
In a case linking defendants to the murder of Henry Face McKean, the court denied bail for Thomas Ermatt Boilers 37 Ramon Bollard 40 and Vincent Monry Wyndhat 30. Defense counsel argued the men were only suspected and framed, while prosecutors alleged proximity to the crime scene and ongoing investigation.
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Bydney
Tusunday
Henry
Face" McKean
May
Useeaten
J. Thurs
Balt
Thomnas Ermatt Boilers
Ramond Bollard
Vincent Monry Wyndhat
Thom
Itanta
Farrar Elected President of Legislative Council
Mr Farrar was elected president of the Legislative Council succeeding Sir John Peden Dome term. He served in the Legislative Assembly since 1612 and held ministerial roles from 1823 to later, with a lengthy public service career noted. The record cites Bevin Government context and mentions council contenders.
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Mr. Farrar
Legislative Council
Bydney
Farrar
Todas
Sbectad Pemlnent
Legislation Council
Mucceania
John Peden Dome
K. Ferrer
Electra
Legislative Assembly
Labane
Lagialativy Cotetest
Beves Rate
Vie
Famine in War Times Warns Nations of Hunger Across Continents
The Canberra Times cautions that famine threatens millions as war disrupts food, urging nations to mobilize resources. It notes India, China, and Burma face cereal shortfalls, with Australia urged to boost exports and dehydration plant output while shipping remains scarce.
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Pond Marvasia
Falda
Mei Norvial Weil
Europe
Asia
India
China
Chetelde
Burma
Clean
Reanlhoes
Torres
Australia
Secur
Weather forecast for Southern Tablelands district today
Forecast shows mainly fine and cloudy with variable wind easing to southerly in the afternoon. Patchy frost on the Southern Tablelands and South West Slopes, with some morning mist and frost in parts of the tablelands. Renewed brightness expected later.
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outh-Amnelern
Canberra Weather Tuesday Report
Canberra weather notes a barometer reading around 0.11 inches, temperature near 48, with 3 PM maximum and a 34 hour end at 3 PM. Minimum around 31, humidity about 85 percent, wind from the southeast at 8 miles per hour.
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Wan
Annes
Pam
Asi
Egg sales fined at Masonic Club case hearing
In SYYDNET a London court fined £10 for selling eggs to a Masonic Club. Joseph Palmer of Brockvale, head chef at the club, supplied eggs to another person. Liam Clements, club house manager, bought the eggs on behalf of the club and was fined £4.
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Masonic Club
Syydnet
Dollan
Huiluip Soseph Palmer
Brockvale
Palmer
Liam Clements
House Mandser
Ehib
Te Alub
Professor Bailey Toyn, Monday Rotaier Ke Balle Tale
Fragmentary text on a Tuesday schedule mentions Sir George Knowles as Commonwealth Solicitor General with a note of his ascent abroad. Loss of context leaves uncertainty about roles and events.
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NEY
George Knowles
Attlee to Visit Australia Late in July
Prime Minister Attlee plans a long Australian tour later in July with a royal-flight assisted schedule. Mr Forde stated the visit aims to broaden British Australian cooperation and discuss crucial issues of development, industry and alliance with Parliament to be convened for his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Attlee
Australia
Russia unfit to assume world leadership
In a British Church report, the Bishop of Goulburn addresses the Anglican Synod. He argues that Britain and America should remain separate allies, urging Russia to find its own path and peace. He warns against entangling European influence and stresses a need for a distinct global role for Britain.
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Russia
Ooulburn
Anglican
Goulburn
Joann
Bald
Britain
America
Bird Likely Caused Airliner Crash Off Maven Mile Beach
An incident off Maven Mile Beach on March 10 involved a large seabird near the Douglas Airlines plane. Witnesses say a bird strike may have caused a loss of control and crash, with an aviation expert expected to advise. An inquiry could adjourn to Melbourne.
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Iquirynto
Douglas Airlines
Maven Mile Beach
Tiwan
Salina
Walter Dempsey
Cambridge Mercdrome
Melbourne
Control of Second Hand Tyres Relaxed
Sydney reports the government will relax controls on second hand motor tyres and tubes. New tyres remain controlled and bicycle tyres may be released later. a three month rationing timetable is discussed with production increasing and reserves growing.
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Sydney
Ashley
Ashley Sid
Fiat Montag
Tycle
Mr Forde to Visit Three States
Acting Prime Minister Mr Forde plans a three state tour across Queensland and Western Australia during a one week trip. He departs Friday and returns by May 1 after a creed of afr Chifley. The visit aims to arrange villa nail and meet representatives.
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MR. Forde
MY. Forde
Sealeh
Creed of
Afr Chifley
Meat Strike Strains Canberra Abattoirs And Stores
Canberra faces meat shortages as 25 Australian Meat Industries Employees Union members walk out at Canberra abattoirs. Fedders Meat Purveyors Pty. Ltd says stocks will last till Thursday if deliveries resume. Kingston and City shops report limited supplies, many delis and butchers unable to restock. transport, and public patience run thin amid dispute.
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Canberraa
Australian Meat Industries Employees Union
Canberra
Sbattoire
Wimployess of
Feders
Eyora Pty. Ltd
Canberts Battoirs
Ryan
Meith Department
Mambera
Producta
Wand Butchers
Amiat
Federal Meet Purveyors Pty. Ltd
C. H May
Ana Peny
Sages
Bydwry
Mr. Marriott
Imerra
Royal Military College At
Saati Silman
Ent Butthers
Menwke
Bsns
City
Kingston
Acre
Theo Snp
Hit
le Cay
Delicatesmena
Lapperen Ag
Heron
Ieee Sachs
Cale Gection Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Sydney
Industrial Commission
La-mor- Tow
Trades and Labour Council i Iso
Land ‘Transport Union
Tony
Tradex
Aiaed
Special Rank For Mission To Japan Reported
Acting Prime Minister announced a temporary rank for Belentife mission members heading to Japan. Leader Mr P Abbott, formerly manager at St Mary's Explosives Factory, will head the group with officers from reserve lists. The mission to Japan, limited to 14 members, aims to gather technical and civil information for military use and depart May 18 for four weeks.
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Japan
Mir
Forder
4. P. Abbott
Bt Mary's
Naw
Tamporary
Senda
O'Brian Sie
Forde
Esher
Rene
Chl
Australia
Fordenald
Akon
Balgaiering
Japa
Abeta
Menenager
Court Increases Damages In Divorce Action
Sydney Tweeds report a divorce case where John Willan was awarded 750 pounds after adultery was proved. Ruth Williams and co-respondent William Thomas faced separate sums amid a story of a prisoner of war return, estranged marriage, and financial wreckage including a bank account and allotment.
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Sydney
Tweeds
Jamages Trom & Co-Re Ap
John Willan
Sal
Stra
Williama
Employment Service To Start Today in New Initiative
An Employment Service is set to begin today as part of a government effort to widen job access. The plan, overseen by the Department of Social Welfare and the Manpower Service, aims to assist employers and job seekers, advertise vacancies, and coordinate with state and regional offices to improve unemployment figures and provide job placement support.
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Wilme Lia
Pps
Mpioyaon
Winldalag Warton
Department of Social Borgicen
Elckiea
Hooway
Morehan
Invernatioun
Davies
Aehlnye
Jonintale
Talioway
Lasoun to contest senate by election
Melbourne reports Nas called nominations for endorsed candidates for the senate vacancy created by the death of Renator Kanna. Nominations close on Friday and will be handled by the executive.
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Lasoun
Senate
Melbourne
The
ALI
Nas
Swat
Renator Kanna
Byat Alge
Strong protest to Indonesia by Australia
An Australian protest to Indonesia is reported with the Australian government urging a formal expression of outrage. The piece notes military officials and Allied Portas involvement, and mentions collaboration with LA Co. Bank and the Australian War Crimes Detachment in Java.
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Indonesia
Australia
Dave
Pritt Miniataries
Orig
CCF
Azwe
Forde
Almeie
LA Co. Bank
Jeym
Sydney Faces Electricity Blackout Threat Amid Coal Shortage
An impending coal shortage threatens power supply in Sydney with possible staged blackouts. Authorities discuss a conference of electricity undertakings to coordinate rationing and minimize disruption while coal trucking efforts continue and government actions are planned.
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Sydney
Bunneramg
Alther
Bunnerong
Maria Aald
New County Council
al TW
Publishers cautious about works by Australian authors
Avreport in the Australian book scene shows publishers wary of content by Australian authors. Serge A. Munro testifies to a prosecution linked to the book We Were the Bate, stating he read the volume and believed it could be offered for sale. Executives say they are cautious about offending authorities. A literary censorship board and joint appeals to governments are discussed by the Australian Book Society.
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Ballon
Eniof
Serge A. Munro
Munro
Ned
Waa
Astralian Book
Ght Tt
1711 Violin To Be Used In Goldberg Concert
A damaged report notes a 1711 violin attributed to Antonia Stadivert staff will be used in a Goldberg concert in Canterbury. The instrument bears a unique name and has a noted history as part of a patron’s collection. The article references prior performances and mentions plans for a debut and brief implications for a set of works to be played.
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Aymon Goldoet Weil
Porcert
Alleles
Goldberg
Howe
Dava
Mer
Steinek
Reys
Nie
Ognoert
Golapere
Vialin
Debuany
Ata
Germinar
Krvalen
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Canberra Times
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Worde
Altiee
Fia
Whitch
Ting Toral
Gawt
Attles
Parliamecy
Australie
Hr. Forde
Aluee
Patrale
Employment Service
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Manta ‘Goodwin
Whipbailding
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Boyes
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Latur
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