Canberra Engineering Works Seeks Cable and Relay Supplies
The Department of Works and Mouring in Canberra announces a contract for high and low tension underwater cable, joint boxes, and 500 mA components. Deliveries include timbers, tables, and marine gear to the Naval Station at Canberra, ACT, with specified quantities and deadlines in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Act
Conterate Pathe
O'Conner
Chaberre
Raverage
Tiatributar
Harman ‘Naval S Tation
Canbéere
A.C.T. Yextenajon
Toradmy
Uidune
Avliver
Cacberrs
Minot
TAN Australien National University
Candere
Seeck Wed Housing
Weather and rainfall report from Tableland region
Weather data lists barometer readings and temperatures with times from 9 am to 9 pm. Northeast to north winds, increasing later, with fair to partly cloudy conditions. Rainfall figures for Tableland towns include values for Geoakwelt, 9 Clburn, Bunga el, Genlben, Bombala and Bombala Parish, highlighting varying amounts over the 24 hour period.
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Aoa
Tan Pam
Fairbsien
Une
Sarningt Strap
Siereeer
Bungael
Genlben
Goren Ninitetel
Bombala
Wool Marketing Plan Sparks Debate in Australia
Minister for Commerce announces wool marketing proposal under a joint organisation system drawing strong reactions from woolgrowers. Critics warn of international pressures and minority power within the framework, stressing Australia must protect pricing, control, and national interests to prevent being overruled by global terms. The plan outlines Australia’s capital and influence, but raises concerns about sovereignty and economic security amid postwar market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HVE
Australia
Actiad
Wea
Austing
Premmntad Mtaetf
Clipa
United States
Sountefen
Fopettenen
Aurtealie
South Africa
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Prnpiried
Mew
Westeal
Chifley
Latour
Australie
Greulers
Tamewell
Miany Kiaalee
Genland
Britah “Australis
Tn Pix
Lucas
Pla
Fragmentary note on early 20th century mountain project
An OCR fragment references a local or regional project on slopes with names like Nucing, Ware, Inter, and Diller. The text is incomplete, offering only hints of a development or engineering discussion tied to a place and individuals, lacking clear action or dates.
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Ain
Nucing Hn Beri Ani Renin Ware General Inter
Nee, Ty NW
Fine and Diller Kemperucites
ALP May Discipline Branch Critic SYDNEY Diary
Sydney diary notes report ALP leaders criticising party discipline after federal election loss. J C Oral Yom appears in Sydney papers detailing reactions and protests within the party apparatus following the defeat.
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Al.p
Sydney
ALP
Gontord Nnatich Pevabitenl
Bie
J.C
Yonverday
Wren
Ube
Labour
Inal
Canberra Uplifts Plan For University Reform
The Up Aprociatiom Canberra advocates continuing efforts to enhance higher education in the ACT and to back a broader development of University Institutional Canrea. At a recent conference, discussions covered scholarships, representation for teaching staff and graduates, and reform of college councils. the association urges ministerial action to revise the College Council constitution and transfer decision making to broader university bodies. The membership now stands at 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Ferher
Act
Uniteraity
Enawel
Tren
Meher Education
Gans
Prinea
Cenoteat
Pruaidant
MF Whitlam
Canterre
University College Council
Anouk
College Ahoild Bean Ete
Counsil
Tw College Caimetl
Western Dubbo Amid Talks Over University Plan
Dubbo leaders including Mr Brown of the Dubbo National Association commented on a proposed Western University in Bremer and the minister for Rouetton Mr Heffron. The association argues Dubbo should be the central hub for a western New South Wales university.
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Wbbc
Dubbo National Association
Brown
Highal Chntca Sa Alte Fay
Western University
Bremer Wan
al Sennen
Rouetton
Heffron
Cniversition
Reuben
Western New Bourn Wales
Bae
Mir
Dulles
Dubbo
Laren Road
Wertorn
South Wales
Canberra Film Centre widens activities
The Canberra Film Centre reports rising membership and outlines plans for expansion. New branches are proposed for outer areas with an annual documentary film competition planned. President O'Hara was re elected. officers and secretaries are listed, signaling a busy year ahead.
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Canberra
O'Hare
Outly- Aye
Latfide
O'Hara
M. Moir
W. Dumbar
Misa D. Penrole
Hoe
Empire Day Preparations Sparks Citywide Efforts
City authorities prepare a public event for Empire Day with a half holiday and observances at the Capitol and Civic areas. Canberra Fire Brigade warns of safety around celebratory activities and potential dangers to children. Officials including the commissioner for Canada and the secretary to the high commission endorse cautious conduct and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwlarn Nave
Toomorrow
Canberra
Te Abdertum
J. TL Maytee
Canada
Can Cathe
Island Survey for New Air Route
Surveyors plan a route survey from Q000S Island toward Catalina and other points with aims to support a future air service. The report notes fuel issues and ongoing preparations, mentioning officials and parties involved in the discussion of runway repairs and replacements.
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Anthony
Diekarts
Wadats
Ape Pening
Anid Er. Anthony
Australian dairy import fears loom as population grows
Mr. Sheehy told the NSW conference that Australia may need to import butter from New Zealand as population rises by about 300,000 annually. He warned only Queensland, Victoria and possibly Tasmania produce excess, urging a policy shift to raise dairy production quality and scale to meet demand.
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Commonwealth Dairy Productualisation Committee
Chris
Bhorhy
Australa
Sheehy
Nsw
Australan Institute of Dairy Factory
Tee
Queensland
Vietania
Taamanis
Ienprosine
Auatrailan
Crisis Seen In Thomeoptical Association Declares Pressures
Mr. G.C. Howey declares growing strain on production and prices in the Thomeoptical Association. He notes seed shortages and farming hardships over the years as the industry faces demand versus supply challenges and calls for action to prevent imminent collapse.
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G.C. Howey
Dumanda
Howey
CWA Executive Meeting in Canberra Report
Delegates from the United States and New Zealand attend the Australian Country Women’s Association executive meeting in Canberra. Notable figures include Vien Boge, Mrs. K. Stertie, and Roberta iate president Brennan, with several officers and guests listed among the attendees.
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Tum
Aasociaxse
Lars
Tixymond Haye
Ohio
Dave Thue
Vien Boge
Australia
Aces
Mire
K. Btertie
Oral
Tanaiaire
McCellarm
Enero
Mea. Grilling and
Mire. CO
Austentity
Mra
GM Computer
Weel Australia
Brung
Mrx
G. Doward
Welune Ilan
Ficharde
Byte
Hira J. Coopen
Roberta Iate
Brennan
Gueensined
Mre
GO. L. Bronker Juntaie Preeident
Gordon Ws.w
Mien
Tambat Drummumd
Fesla
New Beale
Woolgrowers oppose wool marketing plan sparks debate
Reported divisions emerge among Australian woolgrowers over a proposed minimum reserve price scheme. Chairman Tom Well and other leaders debate its fairness and potential impact on producer returns, with opposition from several federations and producer groups.
Rain and Storms Cross Coast and Tablelands
Weather bulletin notes passing rain along the coast and tablelands with a day of showers in parts of Whewarcan. Heaviest fall near Katoomba at 30 points. Cloudy conditions, light showers, and a trough of low pressure with small depressions move eastward. Forecasters expect clearing weather on the coast but scattered rain in western and southern districts later in the period.
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Whewarcan
Katoomba
Wasier Pepin
BouEn Australia
N.A.W
State May Start Legal Service
Sydney reports confusion as the Commonwealth plans full operation of the Legal Service Bureau amid government scrutiny. The Attorney General and regional officials debate funding, scope, and staffing to ensure effective access and sustained service delivery.
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Sydney
Tucwiny
Tales
Seore Unt Legal Service Bureau
Mate
Mahm Guress
Mai Bio Aia
Bail Deco
Martin
Erving
Beale Duce
Marin
Opposition Adil asdal reveals ministerial plan critique
Fragmentary OCR notes show opposition figure Turuday and minister Medawen debating government control plan for an industry. Mentions Mogew and MacLachlan, with a June to early July timeline for a held event, likely a position or policy discussion.
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Adilasdal
Turuday
Commerce
Medawen
MacLachlan
Union advocated between Australia and New Zealand
The Anglican Bishop of Australia and Canberra urges a form of union with New Zealand. He spoke during a week of lectures in Canberra following a New Zealand visit, arguing common origin and temperament justify closer ties. He proposed straightforward relations and mutual friendship across Asia Pacific, noting populations and wealth differences.
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Australia
New Zealand
Ueal
Relygious
Auulburn
Canberra
I. My Surgmarns
Cambeers
Visil
Newauland
Chriscehoven
Waleington
Asia
China
Japan
Burgman
Sander
Butchers Seek Rise in Meat Prices in Australia
Sydney reports intensified push by butchers and retailers to raise meat prices amid regulatory price controls. Federation and Meat Board cite profit margins and cost pressures, debating a rise versus de control and wage costs. Authorities prepare to meet Prices Minister to discuss possible price actions.
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Sydney
Prieva
Otter
Atatrala
Moat
Pedere
Federation Ieaseking
Muntbu
Omidas Sgure
Visit to Study Snowy Workers Illiterate Text
Fragmentary report notes a visit to study snowy workers and their camping allowances. The text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and names, making it hard to identify precise events, people, or organizations involved.
Migrant Children to Receive Booklet on Arrival
The government plans to give forty thousand migrant children of school age a booklet titled Booklet of Ringe Tn twture upon arrival in Australia. The initiative, tied to the Sepertmeant of Ishmigration and the Broptre Youth Movement, aims to introduce new Australians to their history and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawad
Australia
Violence Threats Shadow New Waterside Tensions in Dunedin
In Dunedin, threats of violence were made against two new waterside workers and a man’s home burned after a return to work. Emergency camps guard homes of unionists as Labour ministers discuss possible waterfront disruption and arbitration avenues amid wider industrial unrest with no Communists involved, according to statements by Mr Sullivan and others.
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Wellington
Thresia
Terside
Onion
Dunedin
Stine
Talget
Hhe
Jcommares
Hutt Valley
Hemsry
Ieee
Ira
Jefforts
Eom
Sullivan
Nast
Tye
Uni All USA
Iain
Mberal Party Women Meet Elects Officers in Canberra
Members of the Liberal Party Women’s Meeting in Canberra elected a new president and vice presidents. Samal Sw and Gullett were named to top posts with Mrs Dalgarno as treasurer and secretary. A peace committee of 12 delegates was formed for the electoral conference.
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Dra Eastunesen
Emmual St Tewe
Canberoa Liberss
Vate
Samal Sw
Mrs. Dalgarno
Anti
Mra
eeetSn
Polio Report From Armidale Noted Aged Victim
Polio news from Armidale reports a death of a 19 years old boy. The fragment mentions vaccination efforts and names several places and individuals in a wartime era context. remaining readable text references a Tuesday report and port departures, with scattered disease mentions and local names.
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Aydney
Avduy
S'Tneigen
Yietia
Hum
Uty Nyvor
Huretviley
To Face Murder Charge in Melbourne Trade Dispute
A man faces murder charges following a dispute tied to a Melbourne trade incident. Police and court records identify key parties and the location of the incident as central to the case. The investigation continues with formal charges pending trial.
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A.C. McKay
B.v.se
Falmer
P.lo
Plamsiet Ead Optinist Sia
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Prince, Froa
Ranc
EYE Consultants
Dave Sae Mane Eth
Department OF Works and Mouring
AGT
Seyiey Mading Aertee Wey
Olympic
Bynes
Bethany
C.W.A. Executive
Nal Bay
Scere
Bakewatt
Enachinery
Purmertiere
Organiaation Sa
Public Barvice Board
Grariers
Dawn
Cornell
Nlom
Detenene
UiEaBieAs
Tayeum
Uum Woolgeoivees
Casini
N.Z
Csoka
Eny
Mberal Party Women's Meeting
POLIO
Melbourne
Esau
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