War Memorial heavy artillery consignment arrives in Canberra
Three large guns from the Nalfar Museum are at Canberra Railway Station awaiting permanent display. The National War Memorial director Mr Treluar says about 26 pieces will form the complete collection with no rush to final placement. Technical details remain unavailable as guns are stored for inscription planning.
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Nalfar Museu
Canberra
Nationsl Wa Munojim
Trelowr
Cartherrea
Tony Iny
Thei Ir
Br. Treluar
Hindenburg
Weather report for Canberra and Queanbeyan
Fragmentary weather notes show barometer readings, temperatures, and times for Canberra and Queanbeyan. Data appear incomplete with garbled values but indicate daily high and low temperatures, barometric pressure, and time stamps for observations.
Death Drama Star Takes Lead In Worth Waters
Mole Waren of Watson's Bay, 17, is cast as the lead in Death. Alice Feith, wel-Emawn stage, announces Territory comegign kaa bewr engaged to play the remewn e leading role Bane Grey in Hume 9 a orime im wwnitn Death. Cast details and venue to be announced.
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Exdney
Tomday
Alice Feith
Territory
Kaa Bewr
Bane Grey
Hume
Worth
Waters
Mole Waren
Watson's Bay
Canberra Chamber to urge police control shift to Interior Dept
Canberra Chamber of Commerce debated police administration, urging transfer of Federal Capital police control from the Attorney General’s Department to the Department of the Interior. They discussed motor vehicle registration charges, proposed rate reductions for short term licenses, and traffic safety issues at key intersections.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Departmente
Federal Capital Police
Department of the Interior
Genge Anid
Meare
Genyo
Bradman
Wan
Beckett
Mort
Kooyong
AGE Comer Clvb
Gitex Street
Wentworth Avenue
Kingston
Call for New High School Building at Telopa Park
The Gauberra Times reports overcrowding at Telopea Park Intermediate High School due to rapid population growth and expansion of facilities. It warns that without timely provision of a new high school, continued delays will impair education and strain staff, with Canberra's program pressuring for next financial year.
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Ie Seberin
Schoo St Telopea Park
Telopes Park
N.S.W. Department of Education
Nealy
Telopen Park
Melbourne
Telopee Park
Telopea Bath
Aviedie
Provivien Fos
Canberra
Remarkable World War Film Presented to National War Museum
Fox Film Corporation will present a copy of The First World War to the National War Museum today, and it will be shown to members of Parliament. The documentary traces events a generation before hostilities and depicts people with direct bearing on the war’s start, using film from actual warfare and official sources.
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National War Museum
Fox Film Corporation
Growers' Losses debated by Canberra Chamber of Commerce
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce discussed delays in retail shop openings and set a 5.30 to 6.00 a.m. winter start. Officials cited shopkeeper canvassing for Civic Sendir and noted apathy among business people while urging Industrial Board action to enforce changes. Prices and margins for peas and tomatoes were reviewed, showing grower returns lagging behind retail pricing, with market garden production around £500,000 and an Industrial Board referral approved.
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Canberra
Strong
Industrial Board
Sydney
Paris
Lee Jarower
Mr Watson
New South Wales
Banking inquiry drifts through Moree evidence
The Deputy Mayor Mr Deakins testified before the Banking Commission today arguing that tank and wool firms were closely linked with foreign banks. He claimed land ownership shifts from individuals to companies and cited figures on export firms while noting the wheat market pressures.
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Sydney
Tunsday
Moree
Deakins
Ifay
Con
Withoan
Dehn
New Zealand Minister to Attend Canberra Council Meet
Acting Minister for Commerce Thorby stated the New Zealand Minister for Agriculture would accept the Commonwealth invitation to attend the Australian Agricultural Council Conference in Canberra, citing parliamentary pressure and the desire for full information on the matter.
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New Zealand
Australian Agricultural Council
Canberra
Thorby
Damages Awarded for Loss of Hand in Rotson Case
A jury awarded £1000 in the case of Matthew Edward Rotson whose hand was crushed at the company’s works. The court proceedings took place today as retrial compensation was considered for the injury.
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Rydney
Twesday
Matthew Edward Rotson
Local Theater Seeks Cast for Nonbinary Roles
Theater company invites performers to audition for male and female roles with emphasis on inclusive representation. No prior private training required. experience spoken about as useful but not essential. Auditions scheduled next month at the city arts center.
New Moderator Urges Missions at Assembly
The new Moderator of the Presbyterian Church, Rev C E Turnbull of Canteens, appeals to the General Assembly for a stronger mission effort amid calls to share science and foreign race issues. His address stresses renewed preaching and wider outreach to reach distant peoples.
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Aydney
Presbyterian Church
the Ray
Turnbull
General Assembly
London Dismissal Row and Australian Commons Debate
In London a heated exchange over the absence of the Attorney General and Trade Minister sparked a Prime Ministerial reply. Back in Canberra, Australian MPs pressed for explanations on sanctions, naval and defense provisions, and international trade negotiations with Italy and other nations. Members questioned ministerial duties, potential treaties, and the conduct of Japan talks, while party allies urged clarity on expenditures for a royal visit and public entertainments.
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Severn
Imac
London
Bruce
Liane
Makin
Meniew
Meniew) and the Admister For Commerce
T. Page
R Clation
Prime Ministers Visiting Book Debate in Parliament
A fragmented record shows MPs discussing Australia’s immigration policy, trade with America, and cultural influences. Speeches advocate stronger foreign cooperation, railway and docking facilities, and tourism promotion while condemning sensational literature and emphasizing national unity.
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