Canbera Diary of Diplomatic and Social Far-Flung Visitants
Canberra diary reports the Indian and Greek high commissioners, the Turkish and Italian legations, and British officials attending functions in Canberra Melbourne Sydney and Newcastle. Prominent names include J Aubrey Murtons K M Carlappa Dimfui Lambros and A D Hope with engagements at Government House Royal Commission hearings university lectures and a gala Red Cross dinner.
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Uncles of Bride Help In Nuptial Mass at Pro Cathedral
Dorothy Gallagher and Noel Langford wed at St Christopher's Pro Cathedral with two uncles officiating and assisting. The ceremony featured a heavy ivory brocade gown with orange coronet and veil, bouquet of chrysanthemums and tuberoses. The Langfords, honeymooning in Melbourne, will reside in Canberra.
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Sister and Doctor Marry at Crown Street Church
Sister Marion Wilan trained at Canberra Hospital and Dr Alan Searle wed at the Crown Street Church on Saturday afternoon. The bride wore silver net with a long bodice and orange coronet, attended by her sister Janet as bridesmaid. The couple, who plan a honeymoon at Wentworth Falls, are greeting guests including Rev Howe and families from Croydon and Balmoral.
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Bright outlook for Australia economy after war recovery
Bank of New South Wales notes stabilizing Australian economy with stronger production, boosted imports, and rising business activity. Prices and costs hold steady while strong demand supports growth, though wheat, apes, and shoe markets pose some obstacles. Overseas conditions, government controls, and international competition could affect future gains.
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