Tel Fampton Comes King's Cross Functional Hotel Ad
A garbled local notice advertises Tel Fampton King’s Cross lodging with attractive accommodations for 280 guests. It lists 31/6 per person per day bed and breakfast, one bedroom suites, lounge and kitchen areas, and seeks contact for lost property and a stray Dalmatian finder. The text references Narrabundah and Reig, with several illegible identifiers and contact lines. It mentions a Dalmatian from Caureway and a female Pokinine ring search alongside garbled location cues near Civile and Bingalow.
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Donhie
Tari
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Aritt
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PATON
Telegraphie
Ndarest — Flampeor
Minimum Stipend For Ministers In OWA Meeting
An OWA meeting in BYDNEY, Paiday, connected with the Arisbyterian AAs membly, set the minimum stipend for newly appointed ministers. The decision followed a detailed discussion and vote held yesterday.
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Bydney
Paiday
OWA
Arisbyterian Aas
Mat
Te Dectaton
Yasterday Wien Aed
Evatt policy debate on Australia Asia security stance 1930s echoes 1989 tone
Fragmentary. The article discusses Dr Evatt and Australian foreign policy toward Malaya and Southeast Asia, arguing self government for Malaya and opposition to ANZUS-like commitments. It links past and present debates, questions troop deployment, and warns against communist influence while critiquing allied treaties.
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Evatt
Ward
Wae Lm
Askifour Ahguke
South-East Asia
Maley
Colinas
Alstralia
East
Aalan
Bedwitweme
Winsolf
Lmigre
Thich
Australia
Southeast Asia
Fee
Senate Hearing On Development To Be Restoned
A Senate hearing on development plans is set for Monday through Wednesday with morning sessions. Witnesses include Mr. Coll Davin of the Timber Development Association of NW and L. Mutroone of the National Moistball service, among others. The committee aims to present findings before October 4.
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Senate
Coll Davin
Timber Development
Associarion OF
Tsurtione Ply
Af la AG Engineering Cos
Ate Cauley
ACV
Rade
Latour
St Wr
Ite
Georgie Becomes Migrant Ship Readied for Departure
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Georgie related to a migrant ship project. The text includes scattered references to 74 400 ton tonnage and various names or terms, but the overall meaning remains unclear.
Canberra Weather Bulletins and Temperatures Summary
Canberra area forecast for 24 hours shows light variable to southerly winds, mostly cool and fine with a few showers possible. Temperatures range around 47 degrees at dawn and rise to near 60s later. coastal and southern districts expect cooler conditions with possible snow on higher elevations. Data includes temperatures and wind notes for Canberra and surrounding regions from the meteorological station.
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Uegtrons
Mont Iba Pi
Tata Wans
Canberra
Prirhaira
Crankwen
Gonlbilrn
Gunung
Yami
Canterra
Qheanbeyan
New Liquor Trades Award Sought Amid Unclear Talks
Fragmented text indicates discussions on a new liquor trades award. Mentions margins, payrolls, and a February increase pattern. Cited names include union officials and employers in a context of wage and rate considerations.
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New Liquor Trades
British Building Workers for Canberra Migrants Arrive by Special Train
A report notes an influx of British building workers to Canberra arriving by a special train. It mentions housing at a hotel, arrival from the Steatt aint, and references to employment shifts with some workers moving to the Department of Works while others seek private jobs.
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Almalin
Hoatel
Canberra
Steatt Aint
Oman
Department of Works
Human Element Drives Most Road Accidents Seeks Greater Attention
A historical report argues human behavior causes most road crashes, urging stricter regulation and public awareness. It notes rising incidents, intoxication and driver error as key factors, with authors calling for improved safety measures and enforcement to reduce fatalities.
Upholsterer Fined for Working At Home On Sunday
An upholsterer was fined for conducting work at home on a Sunday amid unrelated notes about factory systems and labor practices. The fragmentary text references Fuller and a hospital, but the readable portion centers on the Sunday work fine and a general context of labor regulation.
Anu Confers Doctor of Philosophy Degree
Acting-Chancellor De HC Comb presided as the University awarded the Doctor of Philosophy to Rosamond Margaret Beles Colt Blakley, spouse of Prof Jt KGeolen, for studies including pharmacological investigations. The ceremony highlighted European marine biology work and related scientific disciplines, amid university officials and faculty.
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National Iniveraty Genetday
Coombs
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Dew Lobel Taig de Teecea
Faugneur
Profenor Jt Kgeolen
Tibertoty
Newmarch
Belence Dexter
University of Adelaide
Alytheala
European Marini Ae
Import Cuts Predicted By Year End
Melbourne news notes anticipated import reductions impacting private transport and government spending. Officials consider waiving 10 million to 15.9 million pounds in penalties as a cost-saving measure, with potential effects on state and federal budgets and public works projects.
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Dane
Berenice
Anton
Hia
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Intan Sather
Conor Ta
Amutyatkany
Ten Doctors North Shore Hospital and Commission Sued
Ten doctors at North Shore Hospital and the hospital commission are sued for £75060. The writ summons are dated and list defendants including Ronald Walton and Jane Arminkiak, with various others named. The case involves alleged misconduct and financial claims tied to medical practice at Royal North Shore Hospital.
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Royal North Shore
Sion
John Cuwalt Hownett
Brmlun
Lhe Pepa
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Janey Arminiak
Ene F. Kangley
Norman Little
Douging Miller
Rox. A. Money
Tyehard Hougkin
Alixi Magnitton
Thonine Rose
W Sratt-Churton
Parking Plans face brief Australian authority review
Parking plans in Sydney come under review as the civic authority contemplates an hourly limit and enforcement changes. The transport committee discusses meter operations and potential timetable adjustments.
Bakers Confer On Better Bread Service
Bakers from Canoprra and Queanbeyan attend a meeting called by the Secretary of the Cutne Delta Chamber of Commerce to discuss improvements in bread services. The chamber aims to present price suggestions to the minister to forestall an expensive open inquiry.
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Queanbeyan
Iy Vn
Cutne Delta
Chamber of Commerce
Ganmerce
States Invited To Join Atomic Energy Body
The Commonwealth plans to form a committee to manage all information about the individual applications and potential use of atomic energy. The minister indicated that premiers have been approached and that states are invited to participate in the joint body to coordinate research, development, and university funding in Australia’s atomic program.
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Adusteathan National University
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TD Geneon
Atomic Energy Body
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Peale
Walt
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Aram Fv
Energy Caromalamiur Sheel Hayriied Wauste
Mina Sutely
Church Services Amid Garbled OCR in Canberra Region
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Babin
Canberra
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Wynn
Ravine
Ature
Mitel
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