Wanted workers and domestic help in Canberra area
Classified notices seek WANTED CARPENTER and domestic help. jobs include office chores and motor mechanics. Also WANTED and ACCOMMODATION VACANT and ACCOMMODATION WANTED ads from Newsagency and agencies in Canberra region. Includes scattered fragments about employment and housing requests.
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Vowrions
Wents Bundey
Ows
Uramapert
Pian
Obi Bey
Xingsea Newsagency
Debate over Child Endowment Bill and Labour stance in Parliament
Government presses ahead with the Child Endowment Bill while signaling possible amendments to the Communist Party Dissolution Bill. Labour cautions against a double dissolution, notes its own past increases to endowment, and calls for early passage to start promised payments next month. Senate activity will be closely watched by Australian families.
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TRE
Communist Party
Labour Party
Cie
Canberra
Mynsive
Hla
Han
Senate
Holt
Houe
Representatives
Labour
Australia
Canberra Weather Data From Historical Report
Weather readings show 39.515 inches at 8 am and various measurements through the day. Canberra forecast notes rain in the tablet and feonkt with cool, showery conditions across the district and a mild day ahead.
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Canhoren
Peretire
Acteen
Safmp
Maxis
Bos
Canberra
Ali Bon
Miay
Weathered Fragments and Rumors Dominate Noon Canberra Briefs
Patchy notes speak of Canberra weather highs and lows, Brisbane and Melbourne mentions, plus Tokyo rumours and Australian servicemen in Japan. A casualty report from a RAAF Catalina crash at George RAAF is noted with a critical condition update.
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Ntowry
Capifal
Canberra
Brisbane
Melbourne
Berthoot Robart
Darwin
Southern Tablelands
Crook- Jaap Reuter
Tokyo
Japan
Taree
Towneville
Randeteh Wiliare Jaamen Hedtorn
Rignalier
Eorge Raaf
Sar Ommday
War still on in Pacific says Japanese after Saipan surrender
Japanese claim ongoing conflict in Pacific as Saipan evacuations unfold. Reports from Ryoda agency describe a woman among inland residents two miles north of Maipan and locals fleeing Saipan before the island fell. Letters to General MacArthur’s HQ warned of a mirage plan and urged surrender.
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Tokyo
Ryoda
Weatkins
Maipan
Saipan
Amurixana
la Teapanar
Amierican
Goancal MacArthur
Shey Prvaarn
Rela Hore
Thal Dejan
ACT Council Debates Bestowing Power on Legislative Council
An interdepartmental committee debates a proposal to establish a wholly elected Legislative Council for the Australian Capital Territory to reflect the people's will and curb municipal administration. The report, tied to the Coles IPRS charter, is under consideration with no final decision yet.
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Acre
Dr. Nett
Manber Corac
Gounell
Act
Coles
IPRS
Health scheme defended by Sir Earle Page
Sir Earle Page defended a voluntary health scheme as a middle way between pure government control and private practice. He argued that combining voluntary insurance with government aid can improve national health, retain professional standards, and keep medical care within the public's means while expanding modern hospital services.
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Earle Page
Tage
Ald Toeday
Ain Marie
Sydney University
Allel m Gates
Chaba
New Zealand
Britain
Sir Sale
Minoth
Medicing
FT Otter
Meath
Australis
Evercome de
Dutch N. Guinea Watch Grows Tense
A parliamentary discussion centers on Dutch New Guinea and potential joint Australia New Zealand defense roles. Minister Spender counters calls for detailed promises, noting Australia and New Zealand must work within a broader security framework and avoid implying outside control or dominion over Indonesian territory.
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Dutch New Guines
Spendersil
Australia
Swarts
Dudt Relia U Wey
Inlanda
Indonesia
Spender
New Zealand
Government finds Senate amendments to Child Endowment unacceptable
The Labour Minister said the government would not accept Senate amendments to the Child Endowment bill and would restore it to its original form. He argued the move would undermine family support and risk delaying or overturning the basic wage decision by the Arbitration Court.
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Labour
Molt
House of Representatives
Holt
Senate
Usd Ite
Commonwealth
Honcourt
Charmgard Ghia
Labor Party
Tiniona
Menalew Fadden
Howe
Latour
Eldowmant
Arbitration Court
Mott
Nin
Gecavin
Mansios
Calwll
Melbourne
Communists in Peace Congress discussed in House debate
Me Holt reading photocopied papers suggested the document outlined a committee to resist a future barrage against democratic nations. Speakers including John Rogers and Barling Bowna urged Australia to lead international peace efforts and invite Allied nations to joint declarations.
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Marx ‘House
Holt
House of Rapeeuentatives
Mme Akid Thi
Bang
Praon
Communist Party
Halt Eid
John Rogers
Sherbourne
Mebourne
Pole
Dhalloway
Melbourne Forte
Bigua
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Brolloway
Dinoune
Barling Bowna
Great Britain
Australia
Artesian Bore Explosion Injures Eight Workers
An artesian bore explosion hurled water and flame into the air injuring eight men at a hillside property near the bore. Injured workers Maxwell Toutel Terence Goabel Atlas Tremwell and others were taken to Rome Hospital with burns and injuries. Geologist D Pitsman and crew assisted in quelling the eruption as the bore had begun erupting weeks earlier and reached water yesterday.
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Rome
Sydney Busnbrook
Hillaide Property
Maxwell Toutel
Duvwoombai
Terence Goabel
Brothar
Atlas
Tmwell Borer
Togwoombe
Ftama
D._ Pitsman
Red Herring Declaration Reply Sparks Labour Debate
A heated exchange over a so called red herring statement by The Speaker and Mr Mensien questioned government plans to declare Labour members of Parliament under a Communist influenced measure. Arguments focused on parliamentary privilege and the aim of potential disqualification for seeking other employment under Crown rule.
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Yeaterday
Ttn
Chitey
Ce Labour -Mambera
Communist Party
Mensien
AC & Menting
Labour Party
Mar. Onifey
Mensles
Ir. Menaten
Theanbera
Chiney
Manaton
Labour
Leptin
Perenn Front
Indus
Monaiea
Heasst
Mr Chifley's Speech on the Communist Threat Sparks Debate
Prime Minister Chifley addresses the Communist issue amid calls from government and opposition. He defends government actions and accuses dissenters of weakening national unity while promising continued measures to curb subversion.
Parliament Members Discuss Private Banks and Coal Shortage
In a parliamentary session the government faced questions on private banks and the coal shortage. The treasurer noted coal supply limits slowed building progress while ministers weighed future actions and policy responses amid economic strain.
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Krylon
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