North Melbourne may play in Canberra match preview
North Melbourne considers traveling to Canberra on June 38 for a practice match against the Danverre trade group. The trip aims to test form, with a Sunday match and a potential early departure from Western Australia. List of players and intermediates follows, detailing selections and possible lineups.
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North Melbourne
Canberra
Camberra
North Lethoorns
Gorte
Sven Tile
Tater Aatenon
Westere Australia
Tod Ganboers
Melbourne
Temas Clube
Yorth
Ube
South Waine
Canberea
Victoria
Weather report from Cabartia and Canberra forecast
Weather notes from Cabartia and Canberra with forecast details, wind, temperatures, and general conditions. Includes references to Hobart and Grookwell areas and mentions of rain chances and wind speeds, reflecting historical meteorological summaries.
Prospectus for Progress and the Brown Mountain scheme
A frayed prospectus discusses Australian development aims through the Brown Mountain project. It argues large scale mining and railway expansion will create wealth, new industrial centers, and national security gains, while warning of logistical, financial, and manpower challenges and the need for decisive government action.
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New Ram
Wales
Banca
Wetleys
Australian Alps
Ricias
Meetiniaie Wreuma
Austeailé
My. Lammon
Monmm
United States
Adhame Q
Australia
CIA
Australian Commonwealth
Hospital as training for midwifery policy debated
The medical superintendent says the plan to use the hospital as a midwifery training center faces objections from officials. If approved, the hospital would train midwives with limited intake while aiming to increase the number of trained women seeking the profession amid broader debates on general training.
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W. Nott
Midwt
Slevingon
Eritrea
A C T basketball may nominate for Newcastle
A C T basketball seeks nomination for Newcastle in the New South Wales country championships from mid June. The event draws clubs and teams from around the region with participation expected from YMCA and local associations.
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A.c-T
Newcastle
A. J
Newccantie
Wnally
Byanry
Lewii
Turney
May St
MCA
Bate
YMCA
Save Dune
Wilungs Bate Tv
Parentry. Sa
HMC
TLE
WPL
Professor in Canberra and Uratemar key roles described
Fragmented OCR notes describe a professor in Canberra and another in Uratemar at Chal in the University of Weetren Australia. It mentions leadership roles with the Engi ngerlig council and founding the Australian Branch of the Enel itn aE Physio, with secretary and president positions noted.
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Uratemar
de Tom
Physica
Univerity
Weetren
Australia
Canberra
Ae Tenera
Fengiigerlig
Bocielien
de la Viniking
Flmcianinss
Reve Tyne
Ie Enel Itn
Ae Physio
Yaure
Atul
ROAD TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER TO RETIRE
The Commissioner for Transport and Tramways Mr SN Maale will retire on July 13 after long service. Acting Minister Murahan acknowledges Mr Maale’s forty year career and the Railways Department era to highlight the contribution to tramway and transport services.
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Ayuney
Ued Tramport and Tramways
SN. Maale
Trana- Dore
Murahan
Nowle Ux
Teanaport
Nomrhy
Joland
Railwaye Department
Jeri Tae
Aheahian
Ald Viiv
Ling
Cabinet Set to Review Canberra Services
Officials announce a cabinet review on services to Canberra after a disrupted period. The plan includes potential changes to road and bread delivery routes and possible takeover of regional provisions by central departments, with timing tentatively set for next month.
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Cabinet
Canberra
Minister Says Mr Chifley Is Hard Man
A distorted report cites a minister describing Mr Chifley as a hard man and accusing opponents of inflationary demands. The piece claims a deputy offered to extract funds and alleges heavy political pressure and unyielding stance in authority figures.
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MR. Chifley
Princemen
Barnard
Ihend
Barnerd
Destruction by migrants questioned over protected animals
The Australian Capital Territory faces claims of breaches of protective laws as migrants destroy protected birds and animals. A government minister stated inspections have been tightened and breaches arising from ignorance are addressed, with migration department actions remedied and closer oversight implemented.
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Australian Capital Territory
Adinlater
Jorgaany Perliament
Department of
Une Minjater
Wool Spinning Invention Promises Faster Wool Manufacture
New York report notes a single English invention could speed up worsted production. Mr Bays of the Australian Wool Board predicts patenting and rapid adoption. Manufacturers warn of counterfeits from Melted Biales region. Mr Boyd forecasted a strong world wool market and a bright vintage year. Boyd to return by air this weekend.
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New York
Australian Wool Board
Bays
Intel
Boyd Wala
Boyd
Alr
Vatican Holy Year to Begin on Christmas Eve 1050
Vatican officials announced the Holy Year will commence on Christmas Eve in 1050, ending on Christmas Eve. Pope Plum expressed thanks to dignitaries for a wartime effort that enabled the celebration. The period will mark a solemn festival spanning the year in question.
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Vatican
Amn
Cultural development applications review committee proposal
A.C.1 cultural development panel considers mamatanes applications while the advisory committee for ACE Culture reviews next steps. The commission evaluates recommendations and study suggestions from the Trakumce planning unit, with recommendations examined by the Coramestatroy body for potential action.
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Ottiral
Cam Ferrell
Mare Yeomimondatiins
Stauater
Mtr
Johnson Stlor
Ebenstein
State Lottery Rydney Drawn Amid Confusing Text
A scrambled OCR snippet notes a state lottery draw with names and numbers but contains many garbled terms. It mentions a prize, an indicat ement, several individuals and places, and references a specific time frame though the details are largely unreadable.
Move to End Stevedoring Commission Stirs Party Caucus
A party caucus discusses abolishing the Roevs-Mapiog Commission and waterfront control. Edmonds signals support for ending the commission and shifting oversight to the Waterside Workers' Federation amid calls to replace officials and threaten government action.
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Musine
Serio
Peetti Tate
Bertone Indies
Fabour
Bir
Edmonda
Herbert
Mare
Weareside Workers
Federacion
Menara, Healy
Rasen
Ontit
Cabnet
Tews
Leivclon
Waterside Workers — Federation
Labour Division Debates New State Electorates
AYONEY Thursday report on the indecisive Labour Division over changes to state electorates. Parliament divided on redrafting to balance seats, with plans for enlargement and votes per division. Cecillet Hahould to review Monday as Tater to join the day’s proceedings.
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Labour
New State
Ayoney
Rata
Auatryuytian
Blate Vlectoresen
Civ
Iamant
Fustrepalitan
Eranlad
Cecillet Hahould
Sonaider
Australia Looks to Prosperity Through Rural Power
Melbourne reports ACTH advocate Mr W Shay urges a plan to boost Australia’s rural sector and export strength. He cites record wheat and barley output, rising farm values, and high prices as signs of national prosperity, with reforms to lift productivity and ease bottlenecks. The talk predicts strong growth in the coming year and calls for balanced development across agriculture and finance.
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Melbourne
W. Shay
Tvane
Australia
Banka
Austratia
Haring van
Diphtheria Spreading Warns Health Director
The director of Public Health Dr. K B Mrerial Landau warns that nearly all cases of diphtheria reported so far are under control but urges the public to appreciate the danger. Officials emphasize a campaign to keep the public informed and to prevent further spread.
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Aydnen
directorDenaral of Public Health
KB. Mrerial Aatel Landau
Neerly
Nak
Muenber
Women MPs Urge Bigger Homes Output
A fragmentary report notes women MPs urging increased housing production amid debates on housing supply, private enterprise, and cost. It mentions dwellings including camps and wooleneds, concerns over high costs, and calls for government action to build more homes despite past failures.
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Bourke
Aid Lyons
Darwin
Fimante
New Zealand
Dame
Laurie Auld
Gom
Air talks with India Egypt aim at tripartite aviation deals
A fragmented report from Canberra notes delegations from Australia India and Egypt discuss temporary and permanent air agreements. The talks seek reciprocal landing rights and broader cooperation while preserving existing Australian and British arrangements amid expected Indian positions.
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Grlegations Otra
Canberra
Melbourne Office Scheme Attacked Over Public Works
A Melbourne office project faced intense criticism as opponents argued the plan would spend nearly 2,000,000 on fete costs and require further funds. Speaker Turnbull urged maintaining production and questioned taxpayer impact, while Minister Pollard noted affected manufacturing sites north of the buildings. The debate centered on public service expansion and economic productivity.
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Atwang
Guvernmente Siceion
Melbourne
Turnout
Wimmers
Turnbull
Devaluation Talk Echoes on Sterling Exchange
A scrambled report discusses anticipated changes in London exchange rates and the devaluation of sterling. It mentions various figures and opinions about potential impact, including mentions of traders, buyers, and currency value shifts in the near future.
Move To Shorten Speeches In New Parliament
The five member parliament plans to shorten speeches to 40 minutes from 43 in the next session after elections. Members feared tighter limits could hamper debate and force concise questioning, urging careful handling of questions and procedures.
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Partiaéntary Labour Party
Membara
Barlingeant
Parliaments in turmoil reveal wartime production strains
In a chaotic parliamentary session, officials dispute steel orders, wartime imports, and price controls. Ministers cite Australia’s wheat pact and missing machinery parts while lamenting shifting export markets and mounting costs.
Fragmentary Dialect Leads to Referencing De Facto Government
A garbled report discusses tensions over a de facto government and a parliamentary exchange. It mentions a prime minister, a motion in the House, and contentious questions about international responses and the United Nations Security Council. The text is severely corrupted, limiting clear details.
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Erabattet
Cantera Cambera Comammeree
Uae
Repwart Amt
Uhr Tradex
Balou Council On
Wedness
Panas
Unek
Brad Deliverien
Invertar
Fan Apna Np
Chine
Nouatlan
United Nations Secu Council
Speen
Miners Council Rejects Coal Board Plans
The miners' council rejects coal board proposals and vows to call stop work. A meeting will discuss the plan to safeguard industry, including wage and maintenance issues, with the federation seeking safer conditions and a tightening of operational costs.
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Miners’ Council
Coal Board
Rydrey
Taueiag
Coun Nf
Tevi
Mieginen
Ink Coal
Ter Tong
Reese
Timon
Hong Kong Capital Diverted to Australia
A garbled report notes Hong Kong capital diverted to Australia and Europe amid mentions of Rianghai, Mamptong, and a party of buyers. The text references a present Sell Momesarye liars and urgent economic strains. London, Truraday, and managers are cited in a vague fashion with scattered dates and names.
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Thurnay
Amcinle
Rianghai
Capid
Toy Teater Eaterday
Salier
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