Canberra and District Funeral Notices Complete
Funeral notices list attendees and rites for several Canberra area deaths and services. Names include Mrs Wether Tam J A Boutheuility Seeger Jane Centre Atasiie Canberra Fern Hil and more with service times around 2 45 pm on a Friday at local churches. Attendees from Acton Football Club and associated groups are requested to join in tributes and follow the procession steps.
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Voutefil
Varorre
Ucarane Ee Rowtionsil
Tera Mill
Can Eeers
Sletar
Sitend
Panares
Ardere
Alas Mantelle
Zourti
Earl
Acton
Beave
Andrew
Pam, Val
Doultaee
Acton Football Club
REMARCH MAY WAVE CHASE SAVED
Fragmentary OCR text describes a financial note involving a firm with 28 000 and 4 000 figures, mentioning a service and civilian entitlements. The readable core centers on a March to May wave and a chase related to funds, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Victor Dante Abdication Amid Muddle Of Text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Abdication and names Victor and Dante with unclear context. It references a muddled line about a “Mays Mouse” and the term abdication, but no coherent event, dates, or affiliations can be confirmed from the readable text.
Incomplete Telegrams From Melbourne Inquiry
A fragmentary report from Melbourne mentions te’Me Juaive simpson and the Duke of Gloucester involved in an inquiry. References to telegrams, a crash near Canberra, and visits to Gloucester House Sydney appear, with notes on illness and a return to Canberra aboard an Avro York aircraft.
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Melbourne
Juaive Simpson
Duke of Gloucester
Douglas
Lady Mountbatten
Saar Io
Can
Inc Allatralis
Kitcnem
Engen
Gioutasier
Cioucester ‘House
Sydney
Canberra
Avro York
Britain’s Enduring Spirit Drives Postwar Recovery
This analysis argues Britain’s survival rests on national character and discipline rather than material aid. It notes rising exports and improved trade in 1943 with a shift toward essential imports, while emphasizing resolve, thrift, and unity as the key factors guiding postwar recovery and Britain’s global standing.
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Britain
Miraln
Atlantic
America
Jap Murderers Detained in Batavia Case
An investigation reports the murder of Australians by two Japanese suspects in Batavia. Indonesian authorities detained the men as part of a broader probe while Japan’s government voiced strong objections to the actions of the accused. Local sentiment remains tense as officials seek clarity on the incident.
State Legislature Schedule Change Noted
Fragmentary brief reports indicate the state legislature will begin tomorrow with Huare Carino and the Legislative Council set to assemble on Wednesday to repair a legislative issue. The text is garbled but points to a timetable for official activities this week.
Observers in Foreign Countries and Australian Personnel
The report notes an expanded role for observers abroad and mentions Alfred Brookes of Melbourne returning to Australia. It records the death of Victorian pathologist Dr Red ford Wright Builth, aged 47. The Australian commission in Sydney lists Max Factor products and Lawson’s factory timelines, indicating factory staffing by Australian workers within months.
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Melboumne
Redford Wright
Ac Heart
Sidney
Montsy
Max Factor
Duke of Gloucester Visit at Canberra High School
The Duke of Gloucester will pay a visit to Canberra High School this morning arriving at 11 30 am. He will be received by the Principal Mrs F Wootten and other staff officials.
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Duke of Gloucester
Canberra
F. ©, Wootten
Thornton Admits Mronworkers as a Pressure Group
A fragmented report notes Thornton acknowledging Mronworkers form a pressure group within the federation. The piece hints at union influence, collective effort, and anticipated reactions from trade bodies amid forecasted economic pressures and shifting wind patterns.
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Thornton
Mronworkers
Canberra Weather Summary From Monday Report
Weather notes show temperatures, wind, and humidity levels for Canberra. Forecast fragments indicate morning and afternoon readings with highs near 68 to 84 degrees and modest winds.
Salvage contract challenged in Sydney inquiry
There is an urgent push for immediate action and a proper inquiry into salvage matters linked to Deputy Leader Jagine Coppel Abr Hastung. The alleged case concerns a salvage contract between the Commonwealth Government and a referrer, stating the Salvage Commission could buy back from an arm waste station for £140 a ton, with an old deal to the Bron for 647.
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Jagine Coppel
Abr
Hastung Foe
Lanlvage
Bron
Obituary for Tenbaile Southwell Canberra pioneer and hostess
The death occurred yesterday in Canberra Hospital of Tenbaile Southwell a renowned Canberran hostess and manageress linked with Commonwealth service and Parliament circles. She was a daughter of John Southwell a long time elector for Tote Vale Bullon, and sister to Thomas Southwell. From 1910 she resided in Canberra contributing as manageress at Tarrangobilly Caves and later at Hotel Aytu A rapid obituary notes her leadership at Hotel Arawtjo and Hotel Currajong and her role as gracious public figure for Ministers and Members of Parliament. Funeral arrangements set for St Andrews Church and Canberra Cemetery with condolences from the Prime Minister and Gov. General.
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Ie Canbarrs
Tenbaile
Kitna
Autrallen
Tarrangobilly Caves
Terralumis House
Sty
Fry Campbell
Ucame
Strclata
Canterra
Mine
Canberra
Hotal Avtuo
Wien
Hotel
Acurrajong
Pariianmnt
Canberea
Fey
Frisndn
Bt. Andrews
State to Have Attache at Washington Contemplated
The state government considers establishing an attache in Washington. A preliminary report outlines aims and expected duties for the liaison, detailing the scope of the mission and its potential impact on state diplomacy and wartime coordination. The plan proceeds pending final approval.
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Washington
Nao
Esiralace
Une
Federal Plan Medical Scheme Aimed by Commonwealth
The conference heard the minister outline a national medical scheme including diagnosis and treatment services with specialists, free to eligible Australians. It envisaged medical centres, public and private options, and no compulsory doctor enrolment, with private arrangements allowed. The Commonwealth would fund and establish centres, while location decisions would involve state and Commonwealth officials and medical professionals.
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Maslin
Fraser
Tas Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Tate
Roepe Henatpe
Australia
Publicity Drive for Wool in U.S. Advocated
During an address at Canberra University College, FR G Wileun of Economica urged against money subsidies to bolster Australia wool exports. He warned public pressure in the United States would rise, noting wartime demand for woollen apparel grew significantly in America without direct financial injections from Australia.
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Australia
FR. G. Wileun
Canberra University College
Economic Society of
America
Scandinavian Immigrants Eye Australia Arrival
Sydney reports the Advisory Committee on Tram Fratin discusses eager Scandinavian immigrants to Australia. Mr Hay, committee chairman, notes a cable port and potential arrivals from Sena vavin, highlighting the push for new migrants seeking opportunities this year.
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Sydney
Australie
Hay Wn Mgp
Sena
Water system plan discussed by Sydney officials
Fragmentary OCR notes show Premier McKall and local MPs traveling to Broken Hill to inspect a water pipe project. The text mentions a 70 mile distance, a Darling River context, and construction details for a new water supply amid city shortages.
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Sydney
McKall
Winsor
Whit
Seave
Broken Mill
Horne
Free Fights At Sydney Strike Protest Meeting
At Sydney Town Hall a Citizens' Rights Committee protest meeting drew about 3 000 people. Police were rushed to the scene as scuffles erupted and several fights occurred inside and outside the hall. The event featured heated speeches and clashes, with concerns about fascism and calls for order amid ongoing industrial disputes.
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Sydney
Citizens’ Rights Comstitien
Chenring
Booting
Macdonakl
Citlasna Mghta
Conymers
Citlsana
Frank Loust
Sydney Faces Grave Coal Shortage Threat
Sydney reels from a looming coal shortage with Bunnerong Powerhouse holding only 0,860 tons and Ryde town and gas concerns dwindling to two days' supply. Electricity rationing feared as stocks run low. Australian Asset Company and Garal details uncertain.
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Bydney
Dunnerong
Rydoay
Sydney
Bunnerong
Snagell Wit Lneu
Peoiton Roe
Tian Gaal
Miners oppose mechanization amid looming state control
At a morning conference the general secretary of the Miners' Federation warned against use of mechanical coal extraction in pillars unless the State Government forbids it. Miner leaders demanded state control before mechanization. A special meeting of the Mineral Federation Council is set for May 27 to discuss the issue.
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Min
The
Miners’ Federation
Aaah
Sheeen
Isle
Mrr. Grant
Mineral Fac
Aration Council
Argentine Aid For Europe Plan Announced
Beunos Aires on Sunday announced that Argentina expects to ship 60,000 tons of wheat and 700,000 tons of corn to Europe. The move aims to aid relief efforts and support wartime needs amid growing international requests.
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Beunos
Aires
Tone
Wtisat
Novel election offer by A L P in Eden Monaro
A Labour Party plan in Eden Monaro proposes joint meetings where Liberal and Country Party candidates face Labour speakers. The proposal aims to let voters hear rival cases in one evening, with Mr Allan Fraser and others invited to participate. The scheme, tested during the referendum, seeks open debate and fuller voter information.
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A.L.P
Eden-Monaro
Campagne
Labour Party
Tne Aly
Cooma
Liberal and Country Party
Allan Cracer
Wil Sprite
Ign
ALP
GLE
Cornell
A.J. Matte
Quucan
Wighant
Fraser
Strona
Labour
Rolfe
Frazer
Ime
Ume
Frangr
Meat shortage looms as unions weigh action
Sydney workers resume after two weeks off with abattoirs opening and larger supplies arriving. Fresh meat remains scarce, bacon and eggs scarce, and a planned meeting of the Meat Industry Employees Union tomorrow may lead to an application to the State Industrial Commission for action.
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Sydney
Monda
Homebush
Meat Industry “Employees” Union
Mate Industrial Commission
Yarn Production Bottleneck Reverberates Worldwide
In a nightly broadcast an official cited a bottleneck in yarn production as a key factor in a global apparel shortage. The speaker noted that the United States faced severe supply limits while Austria mentioned potential capacity to boost exports if factories can operate at full scale, promising benefit to workers and a stronger alliance.
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Sydney
United States
Semora
Austriis
Tle
Shaterini Beneft
Wharres Refuse To Handle Double-Dump Bales
Wateraide workers in Rydney refused to handle double-dump bales of wool for export and 100 Leven were dismissed at Wootoomoalon. The Union Secretary and Federal Council met at a conference and decided the bale import ban.
Man plans to sit 100 hours atop pole
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item about a man planning an endurance stunt atop a pole for an extended period. The readable bits mention weather and public interest but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. Details are too garbled to confirm specifics or verify involved organizations.
Returned From Scientific Mission To Japan
A fragmentary report outlines Dr. Richardson’s months in Japan with the Australian Adenia Mission. It notes Japan’s wartime devastation and its impact on science and industry, citing observations on daily life, production, and foreign supply, while mentioning postwar scholarly exchange and Allied perspectives.
Resignation of Executive Of Ayn Resigns From Post
Unclear text reports an executive resignation amid ongoing litigation involving ironworkers and transmission workers. Names and titles are garbled, but page references a vice president national secretary and acting secretary who may assume duties.
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Thansunition Workers
Fon
Acacutiee Aid Vicerprosident
Assia
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