Causeway Lessees Organize For Industrial Blocks Reform
The Causeway Lessees plan a meeting to form a united group within the Campbell Chamber of Commerce Temporary AMO to press for lease tenure security drainage and road works. Kingston factory workers back the move to present a single voice for grievances and improved premises.
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Campyerayere
Canberra Chamber of Commerce Tiempcroiary
AMO
Woodger
Kingston
Wmera
Nocton
Waleh
Rydney Notes On Cancer Treatment Claim Investigation
A fragment reports Mr J Braund of Beverly Hills challenging cancer treatment claims. A state government committee investigated the claim and its chairman indicated the inquiry into possible cancer cure assertions.
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Rydney
J. Braund
Beverly Hills
Braund
Sydney man found with contraband at airport
Sydney Friday Max Btu anatatant managing die of Caitt's restaurant was dned 62 in the Federal Brdbral Court today and ordered to forfeit £296. He faced charges of possessing prohibited import goods worth £224 in English Bank notes and four bracelets. Customs officers in Goiaia said they found the contraband when inspecting his luggage after returning from Switzerland last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Max Btu
Anatatant
Hamburg Communist Party to discuss name change
The Hamburg Communist Party faced a debate over whether to change its name. Governor announced government openness to the change if the party agrees, amid a broader wartime political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewera
Hamburg
Frid
Saga
Hamburg Communist Party
ISYDNEY BEER STRIKERS TO RETURN TO WORK ON WEDNESDAY
Sydney beer strikers end 68 day walkout as maintenance workers vote to resume work next Wednesday. Conference reviews conditions for return and pay, with disputes over extra annual leave and sick leave. Federal council calls for public inquiry into monopoly and tied house system.
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Isydney Beer Strikers
Sydney
Mrz. Watson
G. Buckland
Twestey
Aay
Watson
Ware
O'Nell
Tewan
Awever
Federal Council of the
Fool and
Baal Workers’ Union
Labour Party
Victorian
Queensland
AGTU
Freighter Nearing Completion at Whyalla
In Adelaide Priday reports the 12,500 ton freighter Tron Yampi, built at Whyalla, is near completion and expected to enter trials within eight fortnights. Three other vessels are nearing completion at Whyalla.
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Adelaide
Priday
Australia
Whyalla
Investigation into Kealy Waters air crash report
Officials from the Department of DWV Aviation arrived to probe a de Havilland Dragon Rapide crash at Kealy Waters. The aircraft carrying four passengers and the pilot suffered injuries after a takeoff incident that damaged the plane and ignited a fire.
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Sydney
Omcers
Department of Dwv Aviation
Kealy Waters
Burns
TREE PHONES URGED FOR THE BLIND IN ADELAIDE
The Federal conference of organizations of the blind met in Adelaide yesterday and urged the Commonwealth Government to initiate telephone service for the blind free of rental. Delegates argued most blind people are aged and a telephone link would aid communication and overcome disability.
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Adelaide
Federal Conference of Organizations of the Blind
Terday
Auatealte
Canberra Rugby League Sees Strong Local Lineups
The Ainslie and South Canberra squads headline a busy match card with Canberra set to meet Queanbeyan and North Canberra teams. Notables include Dick Herion for Yana and Gordon Kelly in the wing, while Canberra field their strongest postwar side with several changes and reserves ready.
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Ainslie
Ee W. Harris
C. Hincksman
L. O'Brien
C. Shepherd
C. Hamlites
M. Skelly
A. O'Brien
W. West
J. Purtell
E. Shell
K. Eee
Canberra
al Manuka
War- Son
Noonan
Flanagan
Hokan
Barrington
McCarthy
Archer
Owen
Feitchiv
Williams
Webbe
Clark South
Univeraly
Oval
McApplen
Wikk Murphy
Den
Movie
Fitzgibbons
Chalker
Frame
Paxton
Goodlad
McGrath
Collins
Pauline
Bedgeman
Amalic Uyner
West Queabheyan
Fim
Sun
Sayik
T. Graham
J.” Southwell
K. Browning
O'Connor
No Murphy
Elvana
M. Greery
Re Wobaing
Te Been
A Martin
P. Rankin
Turner drainage works prompt action after flood
The Department of Works at Turner pledges immediate action after Monday’s flooding following a protest by residents. A Works Director visit preceded plans for concrete footpaths, temporary drains into Haig channel, road access for trade in wet weather, and the start of road drainage for Turner and O’star when 480 displaced persons arrive in Canberra in July. Scraping Sullivan’s Creek will occur in affected sections and water from Black Mountain will flow to Bile Hwan’s Creek. Some residents report ongoing damp housing and mortgage concerns until living conditions improve.
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Department of Works
Turner
Renidenta
Nix Momeha
Limberg
Haig ‘Channel
Turner and
O'Star
Canberon
Black Mountain
Bile Hwan'a
Neered Nas
Holsing
University Hockey Teams Clash in Waratah Kingston Meet
In a crowded pool of players from Waratah Kingston and Canberra University, teams fielded key forwards and defense lines. Notable selections included Adams Starkey Currie Garret Dunn Whitelaw Relk Newman bead Cratton Holgate with reserves listed. Canberrans and Waratah squads mix in a tense university hockey clash.
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Amann
Adamnon
Yeond
Bennett
Malden
Hardin Xewutrong
Tareh Alien
Radcllite
Adams
Starkey
Currie
Garret
Dunn
Whitelaw
Relk
Newman
Bead
Cratton
Holgate
Kays
Kildes
Pittard
BPM
Hunt
Hates
J. Potwell
J. Goodwin
Thurmond
Joyce
B. Colwell
Laird
Kruger
Horne
Gsbore
Brack
Crayford
Burney
Chapman
Hill
Dean
Mitehell
Percival
Dunatan
Lawrey
Harvie
Bhannon
Wurr
Lind
Knigne
White
Denton
Ramadees
Jaruel
Kenerw Marti
Rationing of Electricity Declared Successful in District
The first week of electricity rationing ends with reduced usage praised by Minister for Local Government Me Pani. City faced power shortages as Blackout affected citizens and factories like Utegatia and Burrenjurk Dam reported limited supply from southern grid.
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Bydney
Me Pani
Auburbn
Utegatia
Burrenjurk
Canberra Nursing Scheme Proposed by National Council of Women
Proposals for a district nursing scheme for Canberra have been forwarded to the Department of Health by the National Council of Women. President Min Batley states the plan would need funding to become self sustaining as care shifts to the community after Allawah Hospital closes, amid new accommodation challenges. The group also weighs a “Fat for Britain” appeal.
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Canberra
Department of Health
National Coune of Women
Min Batley
Allawah Hospital
Britain
Youth charged with attempted murder in Dingwall Station case
A Brisbane youth, Alan Bede Ryan, aged about 17, was committed for trial on a charge of attempting to murder Mrs Frances Ellen Duguid at Dingwall Station near Charne ville on April 10. Bail was set at £200 with two sureties of £100 each.
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Brisbane
Frances Ellen Duguid
Dingwall Station
Charneville
Alan Bede Ryan
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