Novice Skiers Practice on Straw Alpines at Ball's Mead
Novice skiers in Melbourne and Ball's Mead may learn on straw slopes as Alpine Club plans tenting at Mt Franklin chalet. Members repaired chalet, installed stove, and expect transport contracts with local stock owners to support season access for up to 80 members, aiming to accommodate increasing skier numbers.
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Telephonists' Quiz Contests For Commonwealth Stage
The competition features Misses P Lee Joe C King and cnerman with guards Woldom and Wroe as last year's rivals. Teams travel from Canberra Cooma and Bega to compete in a series of elimination trade quizzes. The winning team will receive the telephonic Oscar bronze Mercury symbol and prize money of five shillings per head plus four pence per state.
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Delay In Business Valuations Revealed In House
Canberra ministers say an investigation into business premises valuations is underway. Minister Kent Hughes told the House of Representatives yesterday that steps will be taken to inquire into the valuation process and rental settings for commercial properties. Minister Fraser noted that while leases to obtain fair rents exist, the Landlord and Tenant Act limits enforcement of such rents.
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Canberra Rugby Crowd Disorder Sparks Call for Action
Canberra controversy erupts after a match at Manuka Oval. critics urge stricter policing and sanctions for players and spectators. The Canberra Times notes incidents involving Australian and visiting teams, urging accountability and improved safeguards to prevent future disruptions.
Miss Menzies to Wed Mr Menderson at St Andrew’s
Government officials and diplomatic guests prepare for the wedding of Miss Menzies and Mr Peter Menderson at St Andrew’s Church on Saturday. A number of Burnty already arrived in Canberra for the ceremony with attendees from the Department of Exteriors and Indonesia stationed Amatis.
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Weather report from Fairbairn regional forecast
Weather notes from the Meteorological Station Fairbairn for today describe cool mild overcast conditions with some rain. Winds vary, with calm periods and a few showers likely throughout the day across the southeast district.
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Waistline Tax At Apron Tea At St Pauls
About 80 women attended an apron tea at St Pauls, paying estimations by waist measure. Bra W Nicholas won the smallest and prettiest apron, while Trisca and others sold four dozen aprons, with models by Carolyn Border, Rachel eb, Mena tisley and Banter 1. Mrs Bred May hosted, later reciting a musical theme with Mrs Hilda Trebileo and Mrs Melly assisting.
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Imperial Service Award for Mr Alm Cay
The Governor General and authorities announce the Imperial Service Award for Mr Alm Cay for long service in the Public Service. He began as a temporary employee in the Department of Defense in 1914 and served in various roles including caretaker and officer.
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Proposal to rate local government property gains support
A determined bid led by Mr McLeay to have Commonwealth property rated in local government hands advances in the House of Representatives. The move, supported by the Commonwealth Government, aims to pressure state governments to consent to local ratings of their properties, with Treasurer Sir Arthur Padden noting substantial meeting interest.
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National Anthem Debate Sparks Controversy Abroad
Unclear text discusses national anthems and public sentiment with references to Australia and a government dialogue. Mentions Waltzing Matilda and songs used in agitation, along with figures like Mr Greenup and Mr Stenates.
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British Voters To Choose Between Eden And Attlee
British voters face a choice between Conservative leader Anthony Eden and Labour's Clement Attlee. Eden, 87, succeeded Winston Churchill and would remain prime minister if the Conservatives win. Attlee, 72, leads Labour as the main alternative. The campaign centers on policy and leadership amid a tight party balance.
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Parliament Notes and Court Martial Debate Schedule
In Parliament the debate on representation rose at 2.00 pm with remarks by Ivan Snot and Renee Wep. A later session at 1 am today will resume the debate on the Court Martial as the Senate will meet.
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New South Side Bus Services To Test Demand
Experimental new bus routes planned for South Side areas to assess ridership interest. Services will run from May to November linking Kingston and nearby districts with central stops. Officials say the trial aims to measure demand before establishing regular schedules and slots.
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Daily Hansard Begins Reflecting Parliament Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR reports a parliamentary session start with echoes of the Hansard record. It notes remarks by speakers such as Mr Cameron and Mr Lyenettt, with mentions of committee involvement and introductions within the House of Representatives.
Smiths Flene May GeTa S.A. and Aviation Notes
An irregular text fragment refers to Smiths Flene May GeTa S.A. and a staged aviation event. The passage mentions a minister of shipping and a plane held in high regard, with unclear details about locations, dates, and participants.
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Secret Meeting Allegation Sparks Local Political Row
A muddled report claims Percuntreme candidate Alleges a hidden gathering as tensions rise ahead of elections. The account mentions Mr Ne Lavegraave and a Be Andes Mall event, with references to interference and political pressure amid a crisis.
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Governor General presides at Executive Council meeting Canberra
The Governor General presided at a meeting of the Executive Council at Government House Canberra on Friday morning. In the afternoon His Excellency attended the Rugby League match between the visiting French team and the Monaro district side with Lieutenant J. Kelly present.
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Alleged Peddling Of Caucus Secrets To Be Investigated
Urhe House of Representatives Privileged Committee will examine charges that Ad membered the Ant-Comimuntat Laboit Dasty and aohle scrote to Mpibaure powerwaters. The claims were raised during an adjournment debate by Mr Juylent. My. Haylen denied the allegations and a Privilege Committee inquiry was approved to review confidential information and published statements relating to Bourke Ant-Communit.
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Four Victorian Party Leaders Face Unsafe Seats
Victorian party leaders confront insecure electoral seats as Assembly polls loom. Leaders including Mr. Mollway, Maudwin, and Herbert Mylan contend against strong opposition in key electorates while supporters warn of shifts in Northcute and other contests.
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Alarming Decline In Maitland Coal Production
A meeting of Rural Aelda Parliamentary Mining Committee heard from General Vice President I Comerford that Maitland coal output risks dropping from a peak near one million tons to about half that. He noted closures between Maitland and Kurt, with only 5 men at a remaining pit and several mines shut or reduced.
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