Funeral notices and memorials from Queanbeyan area
A reader-delivered funeral notice page lists multiple obituaries and memorials across Queanbeyan and surrounds. Names include James Albert Peavey and M. J. O'Rourke with service details in Canberran cemeteries. Messages honor deceased relatives with dates in May and family sign-offs, plus private interment instructions and contact notes.
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Robert May
Leat-Coronel Anit
Lamve
Barkly Creanont
Church of England
Molor Punerary
M. J. O'Rourkey
Crawford
Queanbayan
Mrone
Penney
Tha
Inia
James Abert Peavey
Tle
CHM
Camron
Queanbeyan
Riveruias
Mt Franklin snow season attracts Canberra tourists
The Mt Franklin snow season draws inquiries from interstate and local visitors. The Canberra Tourist Area reports interest in alpine adventures as new machinery expands the run, with discussions on making the area a winter attraction.
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Canberra
Canbrren
Inttere
Canberre
iMr
Pranklin
Boy decapitated in NZ road crash report
A service car and a truck collided in Wellington. The boy aged 21 was decapitated and several others were seriously injured. The truck driver fled the scene before returning later. A second crash nearby injured two more people.
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Wellington
Hoy
Mann
Fatal Fall From Cart In Lewisham Injures Rider
A report from Lewisham describes a fatal accident when a horse drawn cart toppled. A man identified as Hobert fires, 33, of Weatiend, was fatally injured. Witnesses waved during the incident as the cart trotted along the roadway.
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Lewisham
Hobert
Weitman
Nelahly
Diver
Canberra Weather Monday Report
Temperature at 9 a.m. 42.2 degrees. Maximum by 3 p.m. 30.0. Minimum 20.6. Overall conditions unclear due to garbled text but reports a barometer reading and humidity indicators.
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India
Spani
Golden War Casualty and Gold Mining Decline in wartime
In wartime Australia gold mining faced production declines with 25 percent drop by 1942 and gold’s share of mineral output shrinking. The article discusses need for continued exploration, new areas, and investment to sustain exports as Australia depends on gold and other commodities to balance trade with the United States and Britain.
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Australia
United States
America
Government reshuffle in Canberra exits leaders and ministers
In Canberra the vice-regal Apemmalajeur aydinys regents and key figures Jenis Alher Philp Munsell Ming Virginie Runsel depart from Government Hower. The May 3 1st aid initiative and Conitive support accompany their exit, signaling a significant political change.
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Apemmalajeur
Aydinys
Stost Regatens
Sie
Mra
Jenis Alher
Philp Munsell
Ming Virginie Runsel
Hower, Canberri
Rockets to 8 and used in future air battles
New York report describes American plans to test a V2 rocket and develop a larger 130 ton rocket for future air battles. After trials with a German V2 at Alimquerque, New Mexico, the War Department eyes further launches and a short, bold rocket program.
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New York
Avientiatz
Alimquerque
New Mexico
War Department
Sianttoy
Irena Nf
Army Alm
Altuquegua
Services to Oppose Mr Forde in Sapricorn precinct
A distorted OCR snippet mentions Mr A B Taylor, described as a former prisoner of war, opposing Mr Forde in the Sapricorn sector. It notes self opposition and a political alignment with a party with views, indicating an acting prime minister role and a Sapricorn district context.
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Bilebank
A. B. Taylor
Fordel
Sapricorn
Padera
KIRA MINERS TO RESUME WORK IN SYDNEY DISTRICT
Sydney reports that Kira miners set to resume work after a strike. Corrimal miners also expected to restart as the Industrial Commission orders machinery to remove coal pillars. date to be fixed, with machinery not yet disposed.
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Sydney
Mont Bioen
Corrimal
Alan
A FY Wilhamny
Wool auctions to resume in Australia September
Auction house reports wool sales to Australia planned between September and December. Price outlook suggests strong demand for fine merino and greasy wool as market appetite grows. Carson Ltd issues notice indicating 1.2 million balers to be sold across Australia in the period.
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Ayoneey
Atonday
Wal Auctione
Aus
Beptermiber
Wincheorabs, Carson Ltd
Onaday
Australia
Shiistoas
Thief Foiled by Girl Aydnet at Night
A girl named Aydnet foiled a thief on Monday by spotting the escape and shouting for help. The thief attempted to steal property but was chased away when neighbors intervened. The incident ended with the thief fleeing as the girl notified authorities.
Soldiers Rights Extended Amid Extension of Security Act
An amendment to the Nations Security Act extends soldiers rights regarding tenancy privileges after discharge. The act allows former service members to occupy premises while landlord applications proceed, with the court considering any relevant delays or actions. The measure follows a retreat and earlier issues that necessitated extending occupancy rights by order of the acting attorney general.
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Wong
Stormey
Mattowny
Esterdu Tee
Thamen Manta
Laos
Cpek i Pte
Wen Fu
Courts tribute to late Archdeacon Ayoney
A fragmented report notes a tribunal in Central Court paying tribute to the late Archdeacon A. Mammond. It mentions Mr. Golitin and Professor Aland from Sydney University, praising the Archdeacon’s spirit and significance in the Church.
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Ayoney
A. Mammond
Central Court
Golitin
Mammon
Goldie
Mate Mond
Axl My
Hriymond Wan
Rwcat
Bglff
Eenorstan
Servicemen to Vote on Referendum Tally
Electoral authorities estimate about 20 000 service personnel will gain voting rights in the referendum elections. Government plans indicate repeal of the wartime act applying to urn Elon the Near and all man the ERTe ater.
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Estimete Thet Abynil
Diochanged
Ope
Helwern
Poultry keepers plan market action on price rises
Sydney report says union poultry farmers plan direct action to raise batter prices. They threaten to withhold supply if the government fails to approve higher prices, while the Associated Poultry Farmers advocate channels through the Marketing Board, with warnings of possible prosecutions for deviating from approved routes.
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Sydney
Rigg Marketing
Associated Poultry
My G
Prarcel
Rare Marketing Bownt
He Bruce Wala
Federalgy
Ie Coutraier
Meh
Souther
Poultry Farmom
Perce
Parking Clash Spurs Civic Centre Debate
Officials from the Department discussed car and cycling parking at the Civic Centre. They noted insufficient space and narrow streets hinder bus access and proposed improved routes and designated racks to ease congestion and support transit users.
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Civic Centre
Civic
Prasseuilana
Erin Cortagnin
Ahperseie
Havie
Holt Cyclin
Waltons
Jautielent
Eivir
Water Wheat Harvest Outlook for State Yields Vast Farm Output
For Sydney on Monday the report predicts a harvest reaching 44 million bushels with wheat planted across core farming areas. The forecast cites an expected yield around 9.4 million bushels, signaling strong production if weather remains favorable and markets hold steady.
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Eydney
States to Extend Use of Murray for Irrigation
Minister for Works Laxamriniy spoke during a tour of the Murray River noting Victoria and New South Wales may extend use of river waters for irrigation. He observed full water levels and locks along the Murray and said no specific plans had been prepared for extending any particular irrigation area.
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New South Wales
Murray
Laxamriniy Amid An Nia
Savige to resign as Demobilisation head end of month
The Minister for War Reconstruction announced that the Co-ordinator-General of Demobilisation Ravages will relinquish the post at month’s end. Lieut General Savige agreed to resign at the government’s request to return to private matters. His service record is praised for aiding demobilisation and welfare.
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My. Derimam
Raviges
Savige
Ravige
Eavige
Nincore
Uni
Priority points for discharge lowered and personnel retention noted
Fragmentary report mentions priority points for discharge being lowered and discusses army personnel retention and allotment. It references Mallbourne and Sanday, unclear terms like towerpits and pakorman, and a number 1340 with uncertain context. The text reads as garbled OCR with multiple likely names and figures.
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Mallbourne
Sanday
Baldam Army Pakorman Iewover
Canberra Free of Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Update
Dr B W Monahan at Canberra Community Hospital says infantile paralysis outbreak is easing with no new cases in the ACT for 42 days. One sign showed 30 patients previously, but risk remains low as Sydney and interstate patients are being diverted. Monahan notes vaccination and monitoring continue, and Canberra remains free of the disease for now.
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B W. Monahan
Canberra Community Hopital
Ryde
Hydney
Monahan
Momahan
Autumn Weather Outlook and Rain Promises Across Canberra
Weather observers report mild autumn conditions with variable wind patterns in Canberra. Forecasts warn that limited rainfall and alternating warm spells could challenge crop and water supplies, while some regions expect two inches of rain soon, followed by more as drought persists.
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Svaterday
Gankyeve
No Settlement On Handling Of Double Dump Wool
Report discusses ongoing disputes over double dump wool handling with no settlement reached. The conference references ships loading at Waterside and related delays affecting ports in Australia including Sydney Melbourne Hobart Brisbane Adelaide and Perth with thousands of laborers idle.
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ATONE
Arcond
Bydney Az
St Malbourne
Siipa
Brisbane
Mobart
Adelaide
Perth
Thorntons attack on former minister to Russia
Monday at the Bydney Town Hall Thornton secretary of the 1ra l Aamodas Hon assailed statements by Mr J Stiloney about Russia as false or imputable yet pathetic He criticized Maloney for claims about Hopi in Russia and urged memorial observances in Australia and the US.
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Bydney
Thornton
1Ra
Aamodas
J. Stiloney
Alwo Pathetie
Thoroton
Maloney
Ruwnia
Australia
Australis
Plan to Democrate New Guinea Mativ es bydw ey report
Report details a plan to democratize native communities near Port Moresby with a focus on drainage, handicraft support, and local governance. The Minister for Fatune Territorialis, Mr Ward, outlined preliminary work in Madat at Millages, with funding cited at 43174,000. The Watersi County Party and Pushdan group are linked to the effort and a future ration program is noted as part of the plan.
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Bydwey
Saniny
Bone
Madat
Mllages
Port
Mortany Yin
Territorias
Ward
Hativeu
Watersi Coury Party
Pushdan
Yuan
Fultay Wursien
Mimoet
Port Moresby
Land tenure reforms for Indians discussed by Indian Misit AURA
Reports from AIR Rag ath Paragpyerah cite hopes for improved land tenure and education for Indians. Government plans a 30 year land grant to Indians and new schools, amid concerns over schooling access and transportation.
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Misti Aura
AIR Ragath
Priva Tompanies
Catering For Tourist Traffic At Canberra Bureau
Proposed improvements to the Canberra Tourist Bureau location include widening the street approach to prevent dividing Allnge street and extending the access to accommodate passengers alighting from coaches. The plan aims to provide greater room for maneuver for coach passengers and passing traffic.
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Canberra
Tyne
Occupants Escape Fumes After Block Pipe Leak
A flatwide chemical leak forced occupants from their home in a block as fire brigade and ambulance crews responded. Firemen, in gum masks, contained the damaged pipe and checked residents for exposure. no serious injuries were reported.
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Sydney
Atx
Ie Maran
Tuipanita
Drigaite
Fmm
Cuddington
Kasten Sulnieh
Canberra Dispatch on Phone Boxes and War Outlook
Report notes the Post Office department plans changes to telephone boxes and lighting issues causing frustration. Mentions Canberra editorials on wartime progress and a referenced figure in The Canberra letter column. No clear date or names beyond generic places.
Silverton Hosts Town Day With Water Pipe Tren Discussed
In Silverton on Monday the town hosted parliamentarians and Premier McKell. The visit focused on a new water pipe tren and a windmill project. A carter pumped water from a dam to fill 24 local tanks for the town.
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Silverton
Tal Pilalion
BOD
Gere
Teday
McKellt
Cowealup
Readers' Views on reference terms and trade probes
The letter page discusses government policy on trade restrictions, imports of liquor, and potential nationalization, mentioning Col Jones and a debate on government control. It references sugar supply concerns, the role of merchants, and alleged fraud paths, with scattered notes on police action and inquiries.
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Aechioe
Prulloe
Nownia
Col. Jones
Uber
Banat
Jonas
Travette Ian Trading
Aguluat Ely
Faa
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Canberre Commusity Hospital
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Esr Marling
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Eatrivia
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TE Whel Company OF Australia Limited
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Canberra Times
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MR. Forde
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Moscow
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