The Canbeera Vines THU RELAY May 20 EK
A fragmented political essay discusses Australian federal elections the House of Representatives and the Commonwealth parliament. It notes the Australian system mirrors electoral practice with state parliaments, stressing government formation by national will and weighing past federal policy and taxation. The piece references Canberra politics, Labor, and the influence of state governments on national finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representativen
Hesse of Representatives
Stine
Dutt
Aliferent Lander
Diate Logielaticen
Mambo
Mableton
Canberra
Taubour
Australia
Cai Eytrogeads
Heaton
Commonwealth
Empire Day Holiday Notification and School Plans
An Empire Day holiday is noted for Monday with four teachable days expected around the event. The Interior Department official mentions schools may close or adjust recess as plans are finalized. Local context references Canada and a Canadian Ministry figure with projected activity toward the holiday period.
Canberra Weather Forecast Readies For South Coast Showers
Regional forecast notes a cold night and a mix of showers across the coast and inland areas. Strong winds gusting along the tablelands, with a cooler day ahead and a potential severe front in the west as winds shift.
Young Canberra Composers Share In Royal Film
A fragmented report discusses Canberra child and youth composers involved in a Royal film project. It mentions Selina Piabawa and others, noting public interest and a planned opening event amid disjointed text and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Royal Film
Unsure text fragment on vehicle registration case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a guilty plea related to vehicle registration issues involving individuals named Frederick Corning and locations in Canberra and Duntroon. The text is garbled with missing words, making precise details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Frederick Corning
Duntroon
Queen's Message May Be Read On Empire Day
The article notes a ceremonial reading of the Queen's message on Empire Day with references to imperial figures, locations, and planned observances. It describes formal addresses and the expected participation of officials, emphasizing national unity and commemorative rites.
Fourth Birthday Celebration Noted at Ladies Club
A local gathering marks the fourth birthday with plans for an online party and a talk by Mrs. Hh Ntwak. Mrs. Laker and Miss White are listed as attendees, with Miss Rose Winter set as Rural Speaker at the Monday event in Slaw Winker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Club
Neat
Auaiihe
Hh Ntwak
Ira Tewike
Goa
Laker
Miss White
Byney
Rose Winter
Letters To The Editor On Communism And World Events
A reader letter discusses Communist China’s rise and Soviet support, including Yalta outcomes, aid to National Government in China, and US allied support. The piece argues for recognition of historical aid and condemns parallels drawn with current governments, noting Western and Allied roles and the need to reassess past assistance and ideological stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Stalin
Yalta
Iav
Chine
Service
Gti
UW Teq Nations Command
Reflow
Fen
Acocian
Bruce
Eins
Recognition of Communist China Opinion Clash in Canberra Meeting
A Canberra public meeting on recognizing Communist China draws division with speakers torn between backing full recognition and opposing it. Organizers deem the issue urgent amid alleged aggression and Cold War tensions, while opponents argue for cautious diplomacy and lack of consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgoyne
Canberra
Peace Grouly
China
Byace Ceaup
Ty Feller
Irou Mune
Reve Hauke
Kent
Fostig
Way AM
Alins
Cine Canker Pemer Group
Tne
Corman
China Sk Tame
Labour Plans Defence of North Says Dr Evatt
Dr Evatt urged Labour to defend northern Australia and warned the Menzies government had left the country short of aircraft. He spoke at a party meeting criticizing the Curtin era and calling for stronger defense as tensions rose over potential threats to northern Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Defence OF
North
DR. Evatt
Lana’ Haliowed
Dorener
Trentive Bute
Queensland
Beshane Cy Hall Hundreta
Menzies Fadden
Australia
Newai
Memeien
United Hunter
Onalen
Nmr
McBourne
RAIL
Watersiders Decide on Campaign Funds for Communists
A Watersiders meeting at Leish Whardt Stadium endorsed a plan to allocate part of the election fund to the Communist Party to back candidates against the Mengins Government. The union backed a levy reduction for stevedoring workers and approved using funds to support pro labor campaigns as part of broader protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Weanesay
Hom
Watt
Slovedarinus Eedaatey
Lamisnill
Horticulture Society Annual Meeting Highlights Awards
The Horticulture Society held its annual meeting with the Fawkmee Medal for distinguished service and electing Marthe as president. Officers and council members were announced, including Vice Presidents and secretaries, alongside committees and new membership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawkmee
Te Horti Citra Sociol Tea
Macrelary
Deenin- Toneat
Mendins
MN. Marthe
Re Thy Bothford
J.D. Macfarlane
My. le UL
Giller Feanow
Vicor
Wikpatrick
Lrews
Buagen
Autore Messes
Duddrell
Mesa R Avent
Ring. Wright
Bevin
Clors KW Wek
Wek
Estar
Oleg HL Creighton
Brownfeld
Fraser Urges Vote For ACT Candidate Amid Tasmanian Debate
Mr Fraser advocates support for the ACT in the Australian House of Representatives contest. He critiques rival Liberal and Labor positions, cites enrolment data and population comparisons across electorates, and urges voters to back the ACT in the federal election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias Praner
Mira Brevenwon
Yarky
Howse Sr
Rover
Pemnet
Lhendial
Musical Society May Disband After Vote
The Musical Society faced internal turmoil amid calls to disband. A general meeting approved the move by a narrow margin with debate over future leadership and financial responsibilities noted. Lyne Davns of Times Budin Braddon, ACT, confirmed the formal signature and public notice requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lain Lane
Lyne Davns
Times Budinfort Street
Braddon
A,c.t
Debutantes Presented At Catholic Ball 78 Attend
A Catholic Ball featured 78 debutantes in white gowns. Guests included dignitaries from the Netherlands Embassy and Papal authorities. The event was held in Albart Hall with a ceremonial procession and formal presentations by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ball
Albart
Ennai
Guildford
Urey
Almikan Curtay
Treyethan
Mia
W. Fahey
Matrona
Huy
Catanter
Mie Brophy
Mia Anat
Winkdeinan
Shine
Netherlands
Wapala
Haare
Lynch
Murisom
Riley
Ian
Rae
Mund
Meret Guaigeon
Margaeet Tree
Stan
Faycomoran
Feta Lewy
Soleom Aluming
Stalomey
Patricix
Thy Spicer
Sonie Wein
Gorin Wink
Kink
Edward
Patercia
Marg
Kol
Ange
Suwad
Unions Seek Pay Slips From Interior Departments
The ALT and unions demand pay slips for civil workers, urging the Departments of the Interior and Works to provide detailed wage records. Leaders cite wage discrepancies and seek transparent payroll documentation to verify earnings and deductions for workers in Kingston and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Ue Department of
Little Girl Receives Guild Birthday Cake at St Pauls
A birthday cake crafted for the St Pauls Guild anniversary was presented to a young girl. The event featured churchwomen, a 60 attendee gathering, and remarks on early Canberra history by A. R. Mallison and other foundation members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Bt. Pauls
Aiglend
Goulbare
L. G. Mahoney
Recine
FR. Boden
Cannerra
Churchwomrn
Allver
Mra
Ube Atteenau
A. RM. Mallison
Cunning Fort
Touts Guild
Acton
Asuther
Mer Goetwin
Wien
John
Eawtlake
Kingnton
Second Clergyman Refused Passport
An Anglican clergyman, Rev Father Albert Harry of the Northern Territory, was refused a passport to attend a World Peace Council meeting in Berlin. Rev Alfred Bickle stated the decision reflected government policy denying ministers travel. Dickie, a priest, had no connection with the peace council. The minister said the policy was insulting to churches and that other Australians face similar refusals for international peace conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedis
Fey
Neil Giver
World Beace Council
Berlin
Albert Harry
Northern Territory
Se Chustrann
Australian Peace Council
Alfred Bickle
Hee Auld sPachver Haley
Hall
Father Haley
Pasaporie
Regency ceremony attended by officials at government house
An official event at Government House featured attendees including Vice-Regal figures and Squadron Leader J. Plochwell. The Sympony Orchestra performed at the Sydney Town Mall as part of the evening program attended by laity and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerlay
Slim
I. Iteceweh
Cao
Agm
Howe Syaney
Beowlinney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daviex Makmacy Kingttim
R. E. Clark
FIO
Hoekemma
Sunjoel TorreRsunedt
Stirie
Tiniens Am
Anaaes
Hike Chanjee
Promene
Wreaurn
Mee
Arthur
Fev
Wilfred
Pupit
Beeteherts
Ast Cererurys
J Hohn
Sil
Ative Yhupila
Yale
Eames
Mel
AL Witt
Foamy
AL Spa
Ari Keady
Warsian
Canberri
Melbourne
Darwin
E. Oy
Wiican
Eversnu
Huealy
Wigtheria
Chere
Mayal Wall
Tates
Nana
Ewes
Anshaute
Coney
Articratar
Amiraian
Helotas
Walisne
Tate
OLE Averna Llan
Enerat
Urular
Maying
Thawe
Watersiders
Horticulture Society Annual Meeting
Bee Is Your the
Judith Carroll
Pat Chh
Sonie Wert
Anna ‘Malonty
Thei
Mr. Fraser
Act
Menber
Taut Secember
Tanmania Wan
Aonth
Lind
Levandin
Haverment
Stevenwa
Austrasi Eapita
Alwaye
Seturm
Menzies
Musical Society
Sganyann
Mestman
Metoriy
Sotanne Huey
Sammon Mnv
Alrek
Heathee
Alenbnl
Henin
McVelan
Knowy
Council
Willawentiante Milage
Kingston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!