Urgent Help Wanted and Public Notices Across Regions
Classifieds show urgent employment needs for private households in Hattavedy Hresty and Tupmabe areas with terms on board and family living. Notices imitate royal and governmental language about titles, governors, and official arrivals at Government House, suggesting a mix of formal public notices and odd classifieds.
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Hattavedy Hresty
Oratleman
Wahl
Uires Board
Branton
Amalie
Vals
Hinzaton
Allies fail to agree on postwar peace terms at Big Four talks
As the Big Four argue over draft peace treaties Britain United States France and Italy clash on postwar terms. Disagreement delays final settlement and prolongs the armistice while efforts resume to craft a unified treaty framework.
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Britain
America
Rasme
Frames
Maly
Petit Renee
Banking Hours Amid War Weekday and Weekend Schedule
A garbled item notes banking hours during wartime with weekday and weekend changes. It mentions Commonwealth Bank and adjusted timings including Saturday and Sunday access, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Canberra Weather Noted Amid Sparse Readable Text
Weather report garbled with scattered terms. Mentions wind, rainfall, and dated notes but lacks clear data, locations, or times.
King’s Birthday Holiday Observed in Territories
A historical notice notes the King’s Birthday holiday observed in Amiailang Capital Territory and Tasmania with a ceremonial event on October 4. The text outlines the date and regional observance details for the holiday.
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Jeena VT
Ktnday
Amiailang Cmpital
Tasmania
Tie Anuronosciy
Tie Fang
Franco British Union Meeting In Paris
A Franco British union conference held in Paris discussed responses to Germany and movement toward a broader trade union alignment. The May 20-11 meeting produced a statement highlighting attention to German actions and unity among European labor groups.
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Paris
Trader Union 9
Unis
Duchess Returns Home From Hospital
The Duchess of Gloucester returns to Government House Canberra after a 17 day hospital stay for appendicitis. Her Royal Highness is said to have made an excellent recovery and will resume official engagements. Crowds in Australia sent flowers and messages of support during her illness.
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Duchiar
Gloucester
Sydney
Yeanor Nine
Canberra
Haa
Alan Wll
Roper Mount O Femms
Tausheus
Owers
Moenages
Australie
Covernmnent Tipiuse
Prince ‘Witla
Prigty Hicker
Onan Airlines Mission 4 Address and Moral Obligation Dilemma
A chaotic report outlines Onan Airlines Mission 4 with references to AL W. Colee and Mumapahire. The piece records a 2 year tenure, calls for moral obligations, and notes debates over resuming a position amid international plans and insurance ties.
Mr F W Bacon Retiring From Business
A correspoding letter reports Mr F W Bacon of Hotelline Amated in February plans to retire from the business. Kingston Pty Ltd expresses appreciation for his services and agrees to keep the offices in Canberra functioning until June 6.
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Aes
By & Cormapondent
Canberra
St. Iw. Bacan
Wen Aceapead
Motut, Kingston Pty. Ltd
Site
Mra
Wolzon
Uncle Charged With Dirth Of Child
A local man faces charges in connection with a child abuse case noted by Grayford Court yesterday. Authorities say the incident occurred last night in Peavritia, with the child sustaining injuries to the ankle. Police declined further details pending investigation.
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Ayoney, Thuredy
Janice Longie
Peavritia Utiet
Petheca Barstothy
Fonselagged Faherman
Tan 'Radform Court
Sain “Haying Lorie Oh
Australia on Verge of Great Expansion
Australia moves toward a vast industrial push with plans to resume oil searches in and around Sydney and New South Wales. The Department of Supply, led by a new director, reports a 500000 square foot project for mineral surveying, mapping, and petroleum exploration, seeking engineers geologists and electro-physics experts for urgent war tasks.
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Sydney
Pitawatt Conauruct
Mmn
Ulize
Stesourete
Arsheha
Department of Supply
Me. D
Saucyes
Che Fe
Gastos
Ralt-Uf Petroleum
Af Sedi Mens Tal
Standard Telephones
McVey
Australia
Shanston
Mr Chifley Set to Return Sunday From Australia Trip
Acting Prime Minister announced that Mr Chifley will return Sunday and proceed to Mathorst for a period of rest before continuing duties. General Mar rt and Mr Forde are mentioned in the plan as part of the return arrangements and forthcoming steps.
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MR. Chifley
Ir Pome
Chiley
Masatte Fyne
Fersran “Batenn
Avatia
Mar Rt
Chifley
Mathorst
Forde
Canberra to receive 18 new buses for Sydney service
A Department of the Interior official said Canberra plans 18 new buses to replace obsolete models in Sydney and other routes. The move aims to modernize internal lines, though completion will take months and some older buses remain in service.
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Canberra
Sydney
Saldam
Department of the Interior
Canbrrre
Wingston
Trade push to expand Australia India ties reported
A. company aims to boost Australian Indian trade with India forming a new venture. Mr J G Mathies and five representatives will arrive in Australia to place orders for processed foods beer wax and machinery while seeking other equipment including printing and agricultural machinery electrical generators and diesel engines.
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Tadla
Tie
Mfr
Mathian Ware
Australia
Als
Eotu
Brie
India
Uralla
Memorial Hall for North Canberra Ex Servicemen
North Canberra sub-branch of the Returned Servicemen seeks funds for a memorial hall and club at Civic Centre. The initital stage costs £6,000, with projected total about £9,007 upon completion. Donations to president Mr Bl A Wood of A Butver AL and RAMLC treasurer are requested via the town.
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Belmng
Canberra
LeaRus Tine
Anijecant
Civic Centre
Robin
Canberryovha
iMel
MY G Woods
RAMLC
Punetron
Canberra youth jailed for petty larceny spree
Simeon Rayor, 17, of Narrawa pleaded guilty to stealing five lever and a valve from a car rear and was sentenced to 14 days imprisonment. The sentence runs concurrently with 14 days for breaking his two year bond for larceny, set in January in Queanbeyan.
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Canberra
Simeon Rayor
Tnarwa
Tnunity Hompilsi
Ois
Luo
Herman Clarenge Adame
Queanbeyan
Col. J. 7
H. Geobwtay Reelud
Canberra Citizens Meet At Civic Hotel Debates
Canberra residents discuss the proposed Canberra Times meeting at the Hotel Civic. The article notes invited attendees, including prominent figures, but many did not stay for the full session. It reflects disputes within the ACT branch and cautions against external meddling in local affairs.
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Canberra
Canberra Times
Civie
Reminy
Ormentlee Rue
Tne
Canbarra
ACT
Assalla
Hemaar
Maer
Mino
Payan
Sitinyne
Geri
Death of A B C News Commentator Kurt Offenburg
Sydney reports the ABC news commentator Kurt Offenburg died in a car accident while en route to a radio station for a mid day news broadcast. Born in Germany, he lived in the Far Kal region for a period before his death.
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Sydney
Thornton
ABC News
Kurt Offenburg
Alon
Ant
Germany
Kal
Boys Chop Ends Off Cows Tails Novelty Farm Misdeed
In Wakefield Hadee area a curious incident is described where a group of boys reportedly chopped off cows tails as a prank. The text notes the act involved several cows grazing nearby and mentions mischief by local youths with implied damage to livestock.
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Wakefield
Env
End in sight for waterfront talks after Australia day clash
Australian waterfront talks near breakthrough as Senator Ashley and Prime Minister Forde press for a quick settlement. Government officials expect a temporary halt to double dumping while the Waterside Workers Federation considers terms, with ministers in Canberra and Sydney seeking an early resolution.
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Menator Ashley
Mtr Fords
de Workers! Federation
Prise
Forde
Lydney
Ta'chek
Ashley
Jearry
Sarde
Aydney
Adelaide
Benator
Dedman
Canberra
Minumters
Fords
Witsujeetor Commerce
Liteaiy
Ryeey
Benlor
Nave
Yeeteriay
Grater
Tr. Holloway
Endwald
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Applicant Pared 70 Gains Possession Of Vacant House
In Sydney on Thursday the applicant under new War Service Regulations failed to prove occupancy of a vacant dwelling. Magistrate struck out the application after the Manly Court found the house not vacant. The applicant was Charles Gillford Thompson and others sought possession in Dre Why Bie. Thompson believed the house empty but mail remained in the box. Three other cases were adjourned.
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Sydney
Thureday
Manly Court
Charles Cilltord
Rhompson
Phompson
Mimi to Tell Industrial Board to Hear Claim
A deputation from the ACT Trade and Labour Council seeks to empower the Industrial Board to hear a claim for 40 cox hymione. Wollowey notes the ACT Industrial Board has jurisdiction and will notify the chairman if hearings proceed. The government considers National Security Regulations to enable the Board to hear the claim.
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Mimi
Industrial Board
G. A. Findlay
MK Atrike
National Security
Gsin
Trade and Labour Council
Bhumenthal
Ani
Myaly
Potato Prices to Remain Stable for 1946 47 Crop
Price Commissioner McCarthy announced that potato prices under the contract system will stay the same as the 1944 48 period. The Agriculture Department planned to extend the contract production for 12 months to cover 1946 47, aiming to avoid price reductions amid ongoing production concerns.
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McCarthy
Beuly Iy
Mur McCarthy
Waterfront unions merge to strengthen peace on the docks
The Permanent and Camus Water Labourers' Union will join the Waterside Workers' Federation to secure a lasting peace and solidify an agreement between the two bodies.
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Rydney
Camus
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Labour policy of fairness to public advocated in U S
Fragmentary text cites American National Association of Manufacturers and Associated Chambers of Manufacturers arguing for wage controls and price ceilings. It notes discussions on labor, strikes, taxation, and wage-related measures with references to industry claims and a brief court-like hearing adjournment.
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U.S
Labour
Palhai Woul
American National Association of Manufacturers
New York Times
Associated Chambers of
Aviatalia
American Chamber
Indus Fivonta
Amoko
Remietad
TAN Alternative Union
Dbeminutes
Doctor appointed to AWA staff described in inquiry
Melbourne reports a staff doctor appointed to the Australian War Administration during an inquiry into aviation personnel. Captain Douglas Way testified that insulin treatment and diabetes were discussed in connection with the wartime aviation unit. The witness noted preparations for appointing a new aviation service doctor had been made prior to the inquiry.
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Melbourne
Alewaya Hac
Iit Alymer
Spener
Renton Crem
Douglas Way
Registration at Union Governs New Appointee
A colonial notice records registration at the Union on a matter involving appointing Margaret Neon Mesala as an associate to a film board within the Ambarit region. The document references deregistration actions by an export company and a cave administration.
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Praaldent
Tayattiooye
Margaret Neon
Mesala
aMdarit
Commopwealth Gasette
Migration Plan Unveiled for 70,000 Immigrants to Australia
Australia will admit 70 000 migrants annually under a commonwealth scheme. About 20 000 are slated for New South Wales. The Immigration Minister Mr Calwell announced the plan after talks with state ministers.
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Aydney
Australia
New South Wales
Wild the Mintater
Cale Well
Minwtat
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Auwteallan Ralp Paper Company
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Willem Chores Stulray
William €. Mulroy
Supreme Court OF the Australian
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Eoltaney
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Ivan
Mia Excelenay
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Victoris
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Government House
A.M.P
A.M.P. Society
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Pitt Etwnet
Eydney
Canserra
Eure Avenue
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Commonwealth
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Asm
Romnlnum
Ernst ‘Isin
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Palma Bembela
Bandoe Park
Gat Boraeg
Duchess
Onan Airlines
Hia
Ale
AL W. Colee
Mumapahire
Ainmpanire
SAAS
England
Enea
F. W. Bacon
N.G
Bureau
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Airwell
Anil
Irra
Aeerpe Avery Ory
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Gashinery
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Imme
Aateaton
N. Canberra
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Union Unity ON Waterfront
AWA
Eames
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