In Memory Of Betty Faber And Others In May Tragedy
An obituary style notice memorializes Betty Faber who died May 13, 1903, with family tributes from Jim Tom and Bob and others. A separate remembrance mentions Surrey Faber killed May 13, 1961 in a road accident shared by Milbe Taber and friends. The piece reflects on safety, loss, and enduring memory in a small community.
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Betty
Tate
Glorie
Dorothy
Bety
Alweva
Gwen Har
Jim
Tom
Bop
Memore
Surrey
Faber
Milbe Taber
Ansnine
Chanton
Ariki
Rick
el Innorentiv
Ily Courteny
Ory
Barry
Mick
Ket
Prue
Pas
Taben
Ainy
Mie
Tt Fen
Bryan
Uh ‘An Fraik
Trade and labor policy debates cloud 1948 election year
Fragmented wartime trade figures and labor disputes ripple into the US political scene. The piece notes uncertainties among Democratic candidates, concerns about labor relations, and the impact of tariffs and embargoes on American industry. It cites President Truman, looming overseas energy and a cautious stance on free trade as markets fear retaliation.
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United States
Europa
Impt
Truman
Biaenhowee
Amiertcins
United Eistes
Pariahius
Congress
White House
Celine Kimw
United
Ingranadd
Governor General Receives Royal Air Force Officer at Government House
The Governor General Sir William Mead hosted Captain DL Wingate AD RAAF at Government House in Canberra. The meeting highlighted official duties and imperial administration.
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Sir Willam Mea
Canberra
Cenit Cpiain
DL Ww. Ygngweit
Ei AD
RAAF
Geet student to attend Canberra University study plan
The Geet student from Cetlon is set to attend Canberra University under the Colombo Plan to pursue advanced degrees. Mr de Silva, a member of the Ceylon Bank’s search division, supports his work and plans for a Master of Commerce or Master of Arts in Economics. He aims to focus on central banking, economic stabilization, and government arrangements.
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Geet
Canberra
Uni ‘College
Colombo Plan
PB. de Silva
eComedies
Ceylon
Gente! Bank
Cey
Pear Cpm
How
Arndt
Centras
Fae Sarai
de Siva
Canterre University
Aera
Davey
Cimplainia
Jeni
Stan Kerouk
Jaardn Pd
Uscaper
de Deakar
Advinng
Atutehhory
Trombals Hotel
Romabala
Canberra Weather Summary From Historical Forecast
Weather notes from Canberra forecast period show fair conditions, cloud cover and southerly winds along the coast with scattered showers elsewhere. Temperatures range from highs around 4 to 8 degrees and lows near 0 to 6, with regional rainfall tallied for surrounding towns including Goulburn and Jindabyne.
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Atv Am
Canberra
Ste. Rane
Masham
Pam
Fairtairn
Winday
Goulburn
Gunnin
Barbee
Kanara
Onal An
Tabielanda
Cot
Cogat
Mough
Capital
Mtn
Cusiberra
Jelbourne Ao
Brisbane
Adelaide
Persian Deparment Approves Aid Amid Opium Shortage Crisis
Temanaria reports that the government approved a monetary package to back a critical opium supply, aiming to ease a dollar shortage. Key figures include Persie Selts Optum and Coxe, with details on financial terms and the intended impact on national commerce.
Australian officer to command Third Battalion in Korea
Lieutenant Colonel Hughes, aged 33 and a Dun troon graduate, is named to command the Third Battalion, Avatranan Regiment, stationed in Korea. The announcement confirms his appointment and outlines his prior command duties and Royal Australian texts service.
Overtime San On Waterfront Melbourne Debate
A special meeting was called to discuss the Waterside Workers Federation claim and federation support. The ACTU president and federation leaders urged timely action as evidence across seas suggested regional impact.
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Melbourne
Mundey
ACTU
Tad
Tha Ace
Federation
Australia
Deaths in Tornadoes Sweep Alapaha Area
Tornadoes struck a broad area causing fatalities and injuries. Local officials reported multiple deaths as the storm moved through communities near Alapaha, with surrounding towns assessing damage and emergency crews aiding survivors. Further details pending official casualty counts and disaster assessments.
Menzies Leaves Today for Vital Overseas Mission
Prime Minister Menzies departs Canberra today on a critical overseas mission. He will travel to Sydney then fly to the United States, with talks likely on defence, the dollar, and imperial ties. In London officials expect ministers to brief leaders on overseas matters before Parliament’s session.
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Mr. Menzien
Canbere
Wiz
Americas
Engand
Mr. Menzies
Sydney
United States
Tomnorrow
House of
Mr. Mongies
Tire
Governor-caneral
America
Sr. Mwnshew
Roan
London
Rie Miorieg
Air Arthur Padden
Ing
Nls
Kernel
Wevalla
Wanzies
Amie
Lon
Nia
Basla
Eta
Atala
Power policy clash pressures government plan
The government faces clashes over a proposed policy as Premier Me lCahill seeks to present the government’s view to ministers. Discussions in Azuaricn involve figures like Menai and Lavernationt Figunk on the timetable and scale. The issue centers on a potential investment of about 30 million dollars in the plan.
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EPA
Muniay
Gropanat
Ter
Puntiano Aleettic Generating Squipmank
MelCahill
Menziea
Azuaricn
Menai
Building Force Less in ACT as Seasonal Changes Hit
Canberra workers face reduced government labor, with 1088 contractors and about 4 000 workers drawn from the ACT Labour force. Officials expect budget pressures and possible stable positions after winter. Contractors complain of low incentives, wage tensions, and shifting skilled trades, while projects for housing and infrastructure face cost pressures and bidding competition.
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Canberra
Bowne
Apeil
Tariff Inflation Hits Hotels Across the Trail
A long fragment describes tariff hikes at hotels including Royal Hotel Wellington and Canobalan Hotel, noting increased meal charges, longer payment periods, and disputes over inclusive rates. It contrasts service charges with claims of improper fees and inconsistent practices at various establishments amid travel demand.
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Aroury
Nobel
Mtr
Stubsbury
Royal Hote
Wellington
Melbourne Fog Shrouds City Morning Transit Delays
A dense Melbourne fog blanketed the city in the morning, causing rail disruptions and transport delays as visibility plummeted and services slowed. Commuters faced slow travel, with authorities urging caution and motorists advised to allow extra travel time.
Outspoken judge taints hotel accommodation critique in Sydney
Liquor Commissioner Juntine Maxwell condemned hotel access denials as nonsensical excuses. He questioned claims of rooms held for illness or events, citing poor service, high prices, and inconsistent availability. Additional testimony from Commercial Travellers Association and others highlighted widespread dissatisfaction with hotel standards and accessibility.
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Sydney
Liquor Royal
Juntine Maxwell
Joe Burewy
Edward Stuchbary
Mala
CIA Bravelters Heier
Fitkle
He Hubeta
Hotels Fail to Meet Standards in City Says Tenant Complaints
Report details numerous licensees unaware of job requirements and unsafe practices. Complaints cite unventilated rooms, broken furnishings, inadequate bathrooms, overheated kitchens, and misfunctioning water systems across several hotels. Observers urge stricter enforcement and compliance to protect guests.
NSW Supports 40 Hour Week
NSW lawmakers backed a move toward a 40 hour week as part of a government reform drive. The decision followed reports of conference debates and political pushback amid ongoing discussions on labor standards and wage policies.
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Rydney
Cahamid Loeday
NRW
Police Asuela
Chentale
Wwe Nave
cleopMerntt
Fuel For Vets Terminal Opens At Duds Point
A new air terminal at Duds Point is slated to begin service by the Vacuum Oil Company. The project, valued around 100000, will provide fuel and supplies for veterans and local operators, with full operation expected by year end.
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Melbourne
Mon
Duds Point
Vacuum OL
Pew
Dew Ree
Canberra author's book draws quick sales and reviews
Canberra author’s new novel The Pidge and the Hives drew quick sales yesterday. The Morning Herald cover competition highlighted two other works, Bowers at the Wind and Sad taveeslake, with prizes noted.
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Bk Couthatiin
Bougainville
Blyiney
Morning Herald
Siate Alsuvia
Bowers
Witc
Canberra
Iit
Australian worker union hears wage claim in Moreron hearing
A W A Cleim AYDNEY Mow Pederat Cun cilation Commissoner with BI' Ry Donovan will begin hearing claims from the Australian Worker Union seeking increased wages. The review covers penpayie ora ge pateoest and general pasefore, with industry input from brutey excluding Queenslany.
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Aydney
Bi' Ry Donovan
Moreron Weijnes
Australan Worker Union
Queenslany
Fragmentary Liquor Commission Hearing Captured in Court Notes
A garbled OCR capture outlines a Liquor Authority hearing with references to judges and notices. It mentions a public travellers issue, adjournment by the Commission, and unclear names like Lavelle and Routchbury amid scattered phrases about complaints and decorum.
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Aigyrine
Crone
Tarn
Wannston
Memorial Coral Sea Windows in Canberra
A 1920s Australian memorial project referenced recalling a Coral Sea memory. An official from the Prime Minister’s department denied official approval for proposed memorial windows in Canberra,Burney and Port. discussions continued about commemorative windows for World War I losses and the timing of installations.
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Omera
Cader
Australiaiedoerivan
Budawyka
Coral Sea
Canberra
Fee
Robert Carran
Lowe
Windus
ACT Jubilee Achievements and Canberra Plantings
A fragmentary report discusses ACT Jubilee efforts highlighting Canberra plantings and urban greening. It notes thousands of trees, miles of new greenery, and investments in cultural and civic projects, with emphasis on public spaces and environmental expansion.
Farrer Memorial Decision Soon
A decision on the fate of the Farrer Memorial is imminent. The Minister and authorities are to confirm next steps following a probe into the memorial site.
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Farrer
Tor
Barrer
Win Expperitoernia
Sheary
Burnsey
ARS Visite
Heliet of Mazresenta Seon Seers Businews
Fragmentary OCR text shows irregular words and names. The readable portion hints at a local business or society item with uncertain attribution and no clear event, date, or location to anchor a concise news summary.
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Mazresenta
Book import limits restrain British publishing boom
The piece discusses restricted book imports harming publishers and libraries in Britain, noting how high demand and stock turnover at Oxford University Press are affected by import limits. It cites how stores fear long stock runs and the impact on competitors like Biggles and Capua, urging restraint and noting economic pressures on distribution.
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Avettralla
Crete
Capua
Eucattona
Oxford University
Kimerraeutch
Pressure Groups in Australia Debate and Global Tensions
A dense, historic text discusses pressure groups and political currents across regions. It notes rival premodern factions, mentions Australia, and questions the influence of foreign countries and labor issues. The piece reflects mid 20th century concerns about ideology, governance, and national identity.
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Masnortal
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Cassy
Korea
San ON Waterfront
R. Menzies
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Royar
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Grane
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Cea
Meltourne
Stoney
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Traevellera’ “Association
NEMA
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Peteraatin
Troy
Bounhala Fewermasina
Mulony
Atiawer
Mayksville
Tony
Tlotet
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N.S.W
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Cammayralt
Elias
Witte Ramke
Chenin
William Mere
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