Parliament Set To Meet On June 18
The Prime Minister announced a June 18 parliamentary gathering to discuss Victory Day evolutions and rehearsals. Cabinet will receive Mr Chifley’s report on his overseas trip upon return. A conference yesterday touched on Eupire scheme and related military supply matters with senior officials in attendance.
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Diditora
a.Shiney
Chifley
Acaimin
Eupire
Attarary
Chimay
Fords
Ft. Dedman
J. #. Everts
Carior
Brith Ministry of Supply
Mision
Canberra community report for Regia Fortune 42 event
Community notice outlines a Friday gathering at a Canberra venue for the Regia Fortune 42 event hosted by the Cluberrine General Remotery Fister Funeria. Contact details include Cauberray Lid, StH. O'Rourke and phone number 62 for inquiries.
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Ae Trave
Canberra
Wenn
Regia
Cluberrine General
Fister Funeria
Cauberray Lid
Sth
O'Rourke
Cranfurd WL
Queandeyen
Honours Won by AMF and Allied Forces in the East
The report lists honours awarded within AMF and Allied forces across the East, including 130 decorations with 77 in the Addie Rast and FE 18, and various ranks from dean to warrant-officer. Awards spanned HW2.A., Malays and Malaya, with 14 in the Military Cross and other decorations from allied nations totaling four.
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Romreay
Ferme
Swarda
Victoria Crom
Taacher
Mr Wetde
D.m.o.a
Wp.a
Malaya
Coe Timere Wor
Maly
George Meat
Hans
New Dispute On Sydney Waterfront Avowed By Unions
A Sydney waterfront dispute erupts as the Wharf Labour Federation disputes shift norms and pay. Workers allege unequal wage allocations and delays in payment under Industry Commission rules. The Stevedoring Industry officials seek to abolish the late shift after 1 pm amid ongoing talks and protests.
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Fedocte Yon
Dy Te Keaven
Fyany
F'Mahon
Federation
Amare
Sen
Thos Hoamala
Ma Tea Muy
Toomorrow
Indus Fey
Diac
Australians see milk production rise in long campaign
A report quotes Protano r Mareey Burton stating Australian annual milk output may reach 14 to 18 million pounds in a continuing industry campaign. He notes much of the industry’s demand rests on domestic consumption and that restrictions were lifted, allowing up to 3,000,000 gallons of milk to be produced.
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Ayoney
Adiewaang
Stanee
Bee Natatt
Protanor
Mareey Burton
Australia
United
Australie
Ito
Brewerina
Doug
W.K. Crothers
Aeniar
Cruthers
In Memoriam Note for Brother and Family
A memorial notice honorably records a brother's memory and acknowledges the sorrow of his father and mother. The fragment recalls May 23 and a family bereavement, with references to siblings and kin in a local obituarial context.
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md wither _aimare
Search For War Graves In Malaya
The article reports on a campaign to locate and identify war graves in Malaya including Australian, British, and Commonwealth personnel. It notes government policy on compensation and efforts by authorities in Singapore and Melaya to recover bodies, with calls for payment and recognition of fallen service members.
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Guiry Tanma
Singapore
Forde
Tien
Melaya
Dodien
Souiare
Ersvane
Mre
Billy Br
Anairaile
Anairaile Bvim
Tureo
United Kingdom
Papita
Comn
Siouwealth
Yarouk
TOBACCO INCA SA BOYOWEY WEEKEND LIQUOR ACT SUMMONS
Fragmented brief of weather and court notices mentions independant Labour hotels meals by doge y Wednesday and liquor act compliance for a crowd. Reports about allocation of comforts fund draws from Melbourne Rabatla War effort and athletics results. Trawler adrift near New Zealand, fishing vessel spared, parliament franchise debate in Burma.
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Ie van de Cully
Fung Melbourne
Credit Cabanes
Alta Comtaris
Hervier
Raluation
YSICA
Twa
Canberra Weather Note Missing Clear Forecast
Fragmentary OCR yields an unclear weather item with garbled temperature data and stray text. Reads like a Canberra region note but specifics, dates, and values are unreadable.
Own Your Own Home Ad From Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance
An early 20th century ad from The Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Company Limited promotes home ownership. It lists a branch office at Oxley House, 203 Auburn Street, Goulburn, with a local collector contact by phone 38 for further information or applications.
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Mutual Life and Citizens Amisance Company Limited
Oxley
Auburn Street
Goulburn
Fragmented Text Improperly Cited From The Times and Other Papers
A garbled OCR fragment references The Times The New York Times and the Norte American Newspaper Alliance. It mentions The Canceres and several jumbled names and phrases with no clear event or date. The piece lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller newscard.
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Audraian Kame
Bourges Lacluire
England
the Times
Tally Maral
Britain
Racnanen Telefreph Agency
Bed
Americen
New York
Otcined Torret
Matter
Tn Newapagers
Australian Prospect and War Debris in Commonwealth Year Book
The article reviews the Commonwealth Year Book entries from 22 years prior noting four major events: German reparations, New Guinea Mandate grant, Australia’s ties to Pacific and Asia, and postwar finance shifts. It asserts Australian significance lies in governance and reconstruction rather than material payments, urging focus on national unity and future development over past wartime bargains.
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Germany
Danmity
Avatralis
Amiralis
New Guinea
Pega Spland
Australie
Waalwagar
Clermon
Japan
Austruit
Gaines
Pacific
England
Australia
New Zealand
Austraia
Payakal
Lerma
Ari
Andy de
VICE REGAL VISIT TO NEWEALLY WITH ROYAL OFFICIALS
The Governor General and Duke of Giouceater visited Neweally yesterday morning. They were greeted by local officials and the dockyard director and later met with the director of works and dockyard managers for afternoon ceremonies.
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Giouceater
Cahill
Myf Campbell
Chateminn
Ditectore
J Darling
Matron Admits No Check Of Instruments After Operation
Coroner hears that faulty instruments were not checked after a surgical procedure. The case notes a failure to inspect tools used during operations at a private hospital. A coroner's inquest is expected to review instrument handling and safety procedures. The report also notes the death of 102 year old Abra Mary Johnson, daughter of planters, at Nasomburd.
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Ayoey
Abra Mary Johnson
Nasomburd
Mae
Symphony Concert Programme at Atwell Canberra May 30
AJC presents a fine programme by the Aganey Symphony Orchestra at Atwell Canberra on Thursday May 30. The programme includes Variations on a Theme by Madry, Rimsky Korsakov, Prokofiev, Donizetti arias sung by Vivien Herbert, and a concluding suite of Pan Asian dances. The concert promises classical forms with romantic touches and features an Oriental dance sequence and arias by famous composers.
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AJC
Te Aganey Symphony Orchestra
Atwell
Canberra
Wil Ben
Tor Atridge
Batanjor
Wivian Herbert
Donigett
Handel Hi Ronsini
Prokovies
Tramados Oriental
Canberra Photo Exhibition By Mr Waller Burts FATS
Mr Waller Burts FATS will stage a photo exhibition at the CA Thestrette next Saturday from 9 to 4. The display features photos taken with small cameras and will be available for enlargement in salon upon request through the photographer.
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Waller Burts Fats
Canberra
Ducory
Salon
Move to halt repairs to Dutch ships
A waterfront union discusses stopping repairs on Dutch ships, with meetings today aimed at recommending no further union action. The wording and outcome are uncertain as the document includes garbled OCR text.
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Ryoney
Wrdnaning
Capair
Military Board Reviews Royal Military College Report
The Military Board considers a report from General Linutx Reoberts von and Major-General Vaney on the Royal Military College. Acting Prime Minister says no immediate comment on the college's future while awaiting Board findings.
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Linutx
Reoberts von
Vaney
Yanterday
Vom Ghat
Fords
Tim Futuire
College
Cee
Chifley to coal scheme discussed after conference
The Prime Minister Mr Chifley and Minister for Supply Senator Ash and Deputy Prime Minister Mr Forde planned a meeting after the Sydney Coal Conference. Reports say Mr Chifley would confer with Mr Forde on state control measures, while coal policy details remained unsettled.
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Chi
Tates Tale Weel
Supply
Senator Ash
Forges
Sydney
Otter
Adhiey
Bydnay
Chiley
Australie
Fred Sega
Partie
Chilley
Tony
Mir. Forde
Mtale
Uyesealks Om
Coal
Minister Dedman Opposes Concessional Rates for Industry
In a debated speech Mr Dedman stated he does not support broad concessional interest rates for any industry or production. He suggested that even if concessional terms were offered for building, it would trigger demands from primary producers and other sectors to extend the rate to housing.
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Mr. Dedman
Dedman
Wal Asford
Weal
Toang
Iry
Court Refused to Defer Union Order Enactment Began
In Brigbane on Wednesday an effort by industrial workers and Labour Minister Malloway to postpone the enforcement of the court’s order for the Georegistration of the State branch of the Mest 20n dustry Union failed. The order will come into effect on Thursday as the union’s appeal to delay was rejected. The court indicated it had been tolerant in recent discussions, despite arguments from Mr Hollowsy and others.
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Telen
Ealing Plate
Malbourne
Labour member denounces communists in council meeting
Mrs AC Lamaarint and former agitator Misiater addressed the Trades and Labour Council denouncing Communists linked to the Chicago Right as untrustworthy. A. Maran, treasurer of Waterside Workers' Federation, was cited in claims of described links while Lanzarini denied any briefing. The speakers urged Labour groups to suppress anti Australian influence within union ranks.
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Rydney
AC Lamaarint
A. Maran
SOAL PRODUCTION STOCKS STILL LOW ACROSS MINES
Production stocks remain low with six mines affected by disputes and media trouble. 5800 tons at Tunnerong last 38 hours supply. immediate replenishment planned. Victoria industries face coal shortages. Yarra Woollen Mills may close, 1400 workers at risk. Western federation officers urge Central Council to push for stoppage as contract miners dispute pay and reallocation incentives.
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Tunnerong
Aydney
Gaa
Hina Ahort
Victoria
Minny Idustries
Mt Daly
Yarra
Pea
Willains
Miners Federation
Oul
Arbitration Court Hears Argument In 40 Hour Case
Melbourne hearing discusses a proposed 40 hour week for industrial workers. Valerie With appeals to national rights, while counsel cites wartime labor gains and calls for broader industry reform. Judge Drake-Brockman notes procedural issues as both sides present arguments on feasibility and impact.
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Arbitration Court
Melbourne
RM Bagglestar
ASTU
Tot Maraiure
Awe Trail
Atill
Drake-Brockman
O'Mara
Kelly
Yower
Bogarman
Ome Cousinel
Drake-Brockman Saul
Ghunael
Kawlenton
Dio
Wage Review Calls for Basic Wage Committee
Melbourne report notes Minister Holloway proposes a Commonwealth inquiry committee to study the basic wage. The body would include representatives of the government employers and employees and examine computation methods for the basic wage.
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Melbourne
Miniter For Labour and Industry
Me. Holloway
Traffic Congestion at Civic Centre Examines Parking Plan
A damaged report notes congestion at Civic Centre with a plan to reduce parking near Hotel Civic. The Visibility Committee will review impact, proposing temporary measures such as street reconfiguration and added signage to ease peak period traffic and parking demand.
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Civic Centre
Aine Street
Civic
Hotel Civic
Northbourne
Brent
TWCA
Lune
Down Place
Kavi
Coe Issaurde
Atinan
Shipping prospects hinge on vessels as export hopes rise
Shipping shortages and unsettled markets cloud Austra lia trade plans. Officials say available ships will limit exports of wool as auctions shift after June 20. Officials warn return for aura selling stalls, auctions move to appraisements with delays until August. Freight and delivery depend on nuclear constraints and financial arrangements.
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Austra
Seld Omsials
Commerce Department
Ager
Reptomime
Aura Belling Wa
Students Attend Screening of Pride and Prejudice
A private screening attracted about two percent of Ganberrs FN Behoo students yesterday afternoon. The event featured the dramatic adaptation Pride and Prejudice, with remarks noting the theater setting and the aim to connect literature to language study. A younger student commented, not a bad show and easy to follow, while others noted the atmosphere and background provided by the film.
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Ganberrs
Myth
Norther Lehi
Tim Younser
Matlne
RY DNEY Welcoming Application To Test Court Validity
A fragment notes a week to test the validity of five desks or items in a high court proceeding tied to a former resident in a Commonwealth area. The garbled text suggests a formal application or hearing set for early week.
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Rydney
High Court
Peace plan aims to hold peace talks in United States
The article reports a proposed peace plan endorsed by Dr. leaders seeks to hold talks in the United States during July. Details are scarce and names are partially garbled.
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London
Wednadey
Rite
United State
Durine Uly
Minian
Jewish refugees arrive in Sydney ship from Hong Kong
Immigrants aboard the Sydney bound vessel berthed at Sydney. about 30 Jewish refugees from Hong Kong among 2,000 set for arrival. Other groups from Shanghai on Monday May are granted permits by authorities to migrate here after being previously held.
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Bydney
Widuenday
Yaniengora
Bydney Toving
Hongkong
Mhanghai
Mone Thay
Wun Bar Kat
Japan Budget Aims At Relief and Recovery Efforts
Tokyo reports General MacArthur directs Japanese government to draft a 490 million budget for relief works. The plan covers wage support for the unemployed, new power lines, housing, land reclamation, and wheat production targeting 20 million tons annually.
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Tokyo
Wednoaisy
Caoneral MacArthur
Projariad
Xan
IReaders Views on Canberra Culture and Community Centers
A May 16 column discusses CEMA activity and Canberra cultural development in 1946. The piece notes increasing landings of concerts and workshops, calls for more community centers, and mentions twentieth century welfare and local institute efforts shaping Canberra’s cultural growth. It references parliamentary proximity, public welfare groups, and proposed post office cultural initiatives.
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Activitias
CEMA
Australes Rowth
Mapartory
Rocieie
Ebert
Cam
Jace
Ube
Canberra
Craresly
Ko Ion
Evretney Tal saMmee
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