Funeral notice for Canberra community
Relatives and friends of Ge Worman Fi and Weir attend funeral service for the Canberra General Cemetery Church of England. The service, followed by burial, will be held Friday afternoon at 1 o clock. The hospital departure precedes the funeral procession. Motor Pancreia Canberra Ltd listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worman
Weir
Fusera
Fletala
Daloved
Lillian Welty
Canberra
Weiock
Java Investigations By Judge Kirby
Fragmented OCR text outlines investigations by Judge Kirby related to a riot and deaths near Builton in April. Names appear garbled but include references to officers and a judge discussing crimes and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Kirby
Builen
Captain AcKenan
Judar Kirby Serapeciad
Ratayla
Wrekeen
Invasion TM Canberra Symphony Heads to Canberra
Reports state Canberra hosts a cultural invasion with a Canberra newspaper noting a symposium and a symphony orchestral event next week under ABC and ATC auspices. Spokesman describes the reception as courteous amid subsequent celebrity visits and fanfare.
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ATC
Canbarre
Manana
Symphony Archers
ABE
Wa Camominsian
Canberra
Mivoowrs tae the ath Dipiani tare
A fragmented note mentions approval sought by Mr Eh and Tong from Satie, with investors seeking consent for a venture. The readable text is limited and uncertain about the full details or participants.
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Tong
Death of a Young Woman in a Town事件
Police allege Madeline Bahel Hales aged 16 died in an apparent assault. The report notes charges and remanding of several individuals as the investigation proceeds, with names and roles partially readable from the damaged text.
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Stoney
George Hyde
Mmry
Hawer
Seem
Madeline Bahel Hales
British wives arrive by sea in a rain soaked voyage
Fragmented briefs report arrivals of British wives by ship with references to Australian service and cargo handling, including weather delays. Mentions a rail collision in Auckland injuring five, and various transport and hotel supply notes. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, but the set indicates international travel and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursing
Tagshead
Forecast Notes From District Weather Report
Fragmentary weather notice outlines variable winds and night conditions. Mentions districts and forecasts with uncertain terms. No clear locations or dates readable.
Canberra Weather Report Fragment
An OCR readout shows a fragmented weather brief with stray figures and terms like barometer, temperature, and maximum values. The readable parts mention 8 am readings, temperatures around 36, and various percentages that appear garbled. The text lacks coherent data for a precise forecast.
The New Empire Day Reforms and Commonwealth Duty
A historical reflection on empire transformation from Boer War era to a modern British Commonwealth system. The piece discusses shifting relationships within the empire, weight of world responsibilities, and Empire Day as a pledge of service rather than mere heritage. It highlights Britain’s evolving role and calls for collective dedication to global duties.
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British Empire
Uwe
Memmn
Taluad Howe
Dominions
Averséan
Britain
Ikerk
Titan
Niger
Rauich
Regent Governor General Receives Industrial Leaders Visit
Vice-regal authority notes the governor general to Newmitie in a ceremonial journey. Delegates from Anstrmian Wyre Rope works and Pukewan meet with directors AL Ryintst Bros and Ly acnte Proprietry Lad to discuss industry. Evening reception at Geninianwealthy Aten! Go features Mr. tame fitohle and Mr. Wic Crag.
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Dovernor-Feneral
Daler
Gloucester
Newmitie Vesietary
George 5
Davie
Enattman
Rod
Kirneer
Meweuatts
Ministerial Appointments Reported in Local Briefs
A fragment notes Minister M. Sophie returning from Perth and Henator Amour mston joining the Board of Sbiayemont at the JAuateaiian Wap Memoriat. Additional named figures include Drey J. Wy Bean and EC tile, with limited readable context.
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M.¥. Sophie
Iy Hh
Mlente Anorptary
Mtr
Fishaety
Caheria
Fran Perth
Henator Amour Mston
Sbiayemont
Jauateaiian Wap Memoriat
Drey J. Wy Bean
EC. Tile
State Funeral For Late Senator Keane
A state funeral for the late Senator Keane will be held in Melbourne on Sunday June 1 at St Patrick's Cathedral. The Prime Minister and Cabinet members will attend the service and the cortege will proceed to Brighton Cemetery for burial.
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Goye Mate Tunerm
Bent Vor Weare
Sibseday
Br. Chifley
Cuisley
Atate
Beach Wigwams Spark Local Confusion And Fines
A fragmentary report notes Justice Manny handling a case about beach wigwams. It mentions restrictions and a local council’s permission issues, with Gordon Ball fined for putting up two wigwams and protests against a citation.
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Syoney
Manny
Gordon Ball
Judge Queries Meaning of New Order in 40 Hour Week Case
In a Melbourne arbitration hearing on a 40 hour week, Judge Drake-Brockman questions what “new order” means as claims of a 40 hour workweek emerge. General secretary of the Australian Glaziers Union notes new machines have boosted production while workers faced Saturday shifts. the hearing adjourns to Monday.
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Melaunius
Taureany
Bean
Drake
Ian
Egeleston
Drake-Brockman
Hgiaton
Judge Llake-Brockman
Renerel
Glamworkers’ Union
Jeng
Export Controls on Wheat and Dairy Produce
Government measures restrict export of wheat and dairy products to ensure domestic surplus supports the United Kingdom. The policy aligns with wartime trade controls and follows approved lists excluding certain processed items and chemical products.
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He Binuter
Dedman
Australia
United Kingdom
Heat Board
Jexports
Uesina
Roenis
Riopiste Af Pataat Lund
Hear
Food shipments delayed by WHAFF dispute impact Australia waterfront
A disrupted WHAFF dispute delayed more than 29,000 tonnes of meat exports to Australia and affected dairy supplies as authorities reported lower quantities of dairy products and disruptions at the waterfront yesterday.
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Waterfront Impute
Canberra Arrears in Parks Maintenance
War gratuities may be cashed to purchase homes as arrears in Canberra parks maintenance are addressed. The Gratuity Board approved payments while staff prepare for seasonal plantings. limited funds and ongoing applications affect current relief and work in the Parks and Gardens section.
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Canberra
Tin
Jani
Britain Australia reach double taxation relief pact
Britain and Australia have agreed on a double taxation relief treaty. Prime Minister Chifley announced last night that the agreement should spur British industrialists to expand to Australia and promote free capital flow. Talks in London with Attorney General Evatt and others are to be embodied in a formal treaty. The delay in finalizing rests on complex tax jurisdiction issues and negotiation steps.
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Britain
Aumealia
Chifley
Australia
teomey_ ava
London
Br. Evatt
Beasley
Dr Dutton
Chifey
Tasca Han
Malry Wan
Dixeumions
Board of Inland Revenue
Chiffey
Wariler
Law Stops Sunday Entertainment Prohibition Expanded
Police inquiry into Canberra entertainments reveals the Theatres and Public Hall Ordinance bars any entertainment or meeting on Sundays including Christmas and Good Friday. It could shut Manuka Temple Pavilion dances and Canberra Film Center screenings, halting Sunday shows approved by the Minister, affecting Film Center and documentary screenings.
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Canberra
Manuka
Mundaye
Coal Control Plan For Cabinet In Canberra Era
The Commonwealth Government proposes a coal control plan with a cabinet level committee. A Sydney coal center recommended forming a committee including government ministers and officials to examine coal control proposals. Prime Minister Chifley discussed the recommendation at a cabinet meeting and said additional ministers would be consulted. The Minister for Supply will travel to Canberra to discuss coal talks with Sir Chifley.
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Commonwealth
Sydney
Brei Genhgee
Ana
My Chifley
Alicen
Henabor Vasntey
Canberra
Sir Chifley
Miners’ Claims Duel Over Wages and Job Moves
The chairman of the Government Colliery Federation comments on miners’ wage claims and argues some miners are shifted to better-paid jobs while the union decides whether to seek an inquiry. He notes confusion over whether certain claims are legitimate and urges the federation to define its stance.
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Rydney
Thureaay
Leany
Ateike
Girretory
Kirton
Ohia
Wrevaunere
Petrol rationing to extend beyond June in Australia
The report discusses ongoing petrol shortages and forecasts rationing lasting past June amid shifts in the dollar position. It notes Prime Minister Chifley’s responses to dollar actions and Britain's stance, with Australia seeking to manage supplies through government measures while considering delays and potential adjustments.
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Chifley
Britain
Australia
Atvoneer
Ibereilantinn Hermitae
Austin
Australle Peti
No Immediate Rationing Of Electricity
Bunnerons coal shortage prompts alarm but officials say no imminent electricity rationing. County council chairmen warn of limited coal stock and risk of plant shutdown if rail deliveries falter.
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Bunnerons
Cahill
Yaney
Rise in Savings Deposits Across Australia Slips
A report shows savings deposits growth slowing in recent months with March totals near 19.7 million and February about 10.09 million. January and December figures hover around 12 million, while year-end totals reach 194 thousand 745010. Over the past year, female accounts rose by 338 thousand.
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Australia
Anyinga
Canberra concert to Estelle Peters in Melbourne era style
Canberra audiences await Estelle Peters at a May 27 concert in the Albert Hall. Silas Palmre and other performers join in a program featuring the Hopi sonata as Peters prepares for London studies. The event, praised by admirers, aims to showcase her evolving talents and gain wider approval.
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Hatelle Prtera
Dan Derve Pinnet
Nthe Albert
Mall
Hee Aperture
London
Ahr
Silas Palmre Herealt
Rai
Uhewe Canherre
Tria
Shirley Ransom
Eeprom
W. de Munt
Cafeteria Service at Acton Guest House
Acton Guest House cafeteria operated under the Department of the Interior serves meals in a self service style. Guests are mostly public servants with 63 12 a week pattern. A department spokesperson sought but failed to secure notices in leading newspapers.
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Acton
Guenta
Acton Gurat Houe
Department of the Interior
Mona
Apokoaman
Department of the Fatortor Nadedivartionanesiio
Emma Laanry 3 Parrar Braddon Obituary
Obituary recalls Emma Laanry of Parrar Braddon who died suddenly during a community hospital event. She led as president of Canberra Hepat Auxilieey and Royal Canberra Golf Association auxiliary, with long service in Red Cross and F A A Comforts Fund. Funeral at Cantoren Community Hospital chapel at 2 pm, with hospital staff and local groups attending.
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Emma Laan
Parrar Bireet
Braddon
Norman
Weir Amie
Sinberem
Crnhetrin
Bristling China imports loom in wartime supply hints
Fragmentary teletypes report in Thursday editions mention China shipments arriving for the melting and a rush to bolster supplies. A separate item notes tyrot rationing ending soon, with government officials signaling lifting in September and a service station indicating changes.
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Bydney
Farewell party honors retiring Public Service officers
A farewell gathering celebrated the retirement of senior Public Service officers including the Auditor General and the Secretary of the Department of the Attorney General. Attendees praised decades of service, noting guidance to younger staff and steadfast devotion to Canberra and the Commonwealth Public Service. Sir George Knowles reflected on a long career in Commonwealth service, while Sir Robert Garran paid tribute to the trio’s contributions across departments.
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Tatas
South Africa
Corey China
Atv. Ri
fGeneral
Hugh
Abercrombie
Mim
Neates
Sais Macedony
George Knowles
Jook
Rtatest Joenaland
Bic
George
Canberra
Commonwealth
Rexsan
Robert Garran
Babli Tor General
Empire Day Celebrations in Canberra Grasp Civic Pride
Empire Day events unfold in Canberra with students and residents joining a civic ceremony. A program includes patriotic songs, theatre, and a display by High Commission staff guiding children through activities and a film screening. Fireworks and bonfires are noted as part of preparations.
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Wil Aname
Aly Raghupsth
Ley
Canberra
High Achont
Telos Bral Park
Wether
Novieventasy
Ana
Alva Reel
York
Jeune
Empire Day Ball Attendance Expected At Be Alert Night
CEMLA and Empire Day Ball sponsors invite attendees to Be Alert for a festive Be Awake Night. The event seeks patronage at Twelt Rave Iniganoamea and promises an enjoyable evening. Community support shows strong interest in the ball and related activities.
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Caeala
Be ‘Alert
Iniganoamea
Abericah
Master Yet Appointed as Prime Minister in Australia
Fragmentary readable text indicates discussion of a prime minister appointment in Australia with unclear wording. The passage mentions a decision that had “been ratte” and references delays or incomplete information about the appointment process. The source is garbled and provides limited verifiable details.
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Australis
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