Canberra Lear visit disrupted by transport delays
In the King’s Birthday visit to Canberra, Mestre KL Hicks and Mahoney face travel issues as excursion rates unavailable. Secretary A C Boyle to arrange tickets at excursion prices with railway authorities. A Sunday schedule lists a North Sydney Post Office gathering at 10 am then a theatre trip.
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Ssimy
Canberae Lear
Mestre KL Hicks
North Sydney
Circular Guay
Mungrave
House Ransacked on Weekend Visit in Newport Area
Thieves struck a home of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Peena of Moainan during a weekend visit, ransacking rooms and forcing drawers and cabinets. Valuable items reported missing include cut gems, cutlery, household ornaments, silverware, and Panmin's trophies from his Royal Motor Yacht Club membership.
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Rydney
Wilfred Peena
Moainan
Paasay
Panmin
Clu
Canberra Police Boutti Wiled and Commissioner Exchange
Fragmentary OCR mentions Canberra Police and Commissioners Boutti Wiled and Muncy Kay with a Victoria Police Commissioner reference. Text is unreadable and incomplete. Further details unavailable in readable portion.
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Boutti Wiled
Mr. Childs
Amirtagt Communisioner
Muncy Kay
Ti le
Commissioner of Police of
Victoria
Ceneral
Weather update for tableland with clouds and mist
Cloudy and showery conditions prevail chiefly on the tableland with misty spells and a cold night. Fogs form across tablelands as fresh southeast to southwest winds shift, bringing unsettled conditions ahead.
War and Civilization Echoes in Ages of Chivalry
The article argues that myths of noble savagery and chivalry fade under historical study. It cites Sorokin and Golovin on 2,400 years of European wars, showing rising conflict with civilization, fueled by gunpowder and invention. War persists and may intensify, threatening civilization and demanding moral action to avert broader terror.
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Knights of Old
Io Inter
Cadi Lot
Tounidad Ae
Ware
Farti
Europe
England
France
Russia
Netherlands
Spain
Italy
Germany
Ei Mare
Japanese Cars May Enter World Markets
A historical report discusses potential Japanese motor car entry into global markets including Australia and Holland. It notes joint Allied industry links, U S involvement, and the impact of cheap Japanese labor on early vehicle production costs, including details about factory setup and the role of educated interpreters.
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Australia
Star Furans
Dieclow
Butt
Arto Tmobile
Sir Hene Deweeding
Royal Duteh-shell Group of
Oil Companion
Fot Uvae
Japan
Holland
Dutch East Indies
United States of ‘America
Finusciora
Dulien Wo
United Surten
Amertes
Ami
Pusitico
United States
U.S.A
Ithetbry
Artificial wool doubts surface after Tokyo factory plans
A Tokyo factory may soon begin artificial wool production, according to a Japanese representative of the industry. He argues artificial wool is inferior to natural fibers, cites samples, and notes a Japanese syndicate bought soft fibers for further development, though full ramping may not be ready yet.
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Heywald
Wle
Wife's death by own action verdict renewed inquest
A coroner's inquest revived the verdict of suicide into the death of Ayme Blaine Marron aged 34 who was found dead May 1. Claude Varniar testified the car struck a wall and Mrs Marron fired a pistol after a struggle following a disturbance at Varulaffin residence. The jury accepted the shooting was self inflicted and returned the verdict of suicide. Local police reported no further clues and the case is closed.
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Bydney
Ayme
Blaine Marron
Claude Varnir
Mra
Fucron
Pata
Hail
Varlunafin
Lindtiela
Mra Marler
Injury Report From Coroner Probes In Brain Fever Case
An excerpted report notes a head injury and history of brain fever in a woman, described as excitable. Her husband, Shares Auveart Washington Hanon, appears in the fragment with legal procedure mentioned. The coroner ordered two later post mortems in cover.
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Auveart
Washington Hanon
Control of Street Traffic Under Trial in New York
A terse report notes that control of street traffic is now under trial in New York. Authorities test new flow methods amid urban congestion as residents assess impacts on commuting times and safety.
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New York
Sweating of Hospital Nurses Sparks Canberra Debate
Public Service Board faced calls to restore nurse wages and cap weekly hours at Canberra Hospital. Medical superintendent Dr Nott urged adherence to a £1800 yearly minimum and 48-hour week, citing probationary pay inadequacies and staff shortages. A stove safety issue in the kitchen was also raised as urgent remedial action.
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Nott
Canberra
Somerville
J. T
Gondwin
CH. McFadyen
Ainister For Health
Federal Capital Territory
J. 4. L. Cumpston
Tenal
White
Burke
Murae
Department of the Interior
Goodwin
Itwna
General Hospital
Uhe
W. G. Piper
Slater
Chamber of
Gunmerce
Angiowe
Chamlat
Fe Moater
Chamiata
Canadian Measure A and the new economic control proposal
The text outlines a broad government plan named Canadian Measure A regulating production and sale of natural products across provinces. It proposes a Marketing Board to oversee branding, pricing, licensing, and export control, aiming to ensure fairer pricing and reduce competition from outside interests. The proposal’s scope covers agriculture and natural resources, with central authority to regulate imports and the marketing of certain commodities.
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Marc Hamént
Janeing
Canada
Reiculaiel Fonde
Eight Native men arraigned for murder of prospectors in Darwin
In Supreme Court Eight Native men face murder charges over the November killings of Addy Koch and an expedition party at Fitamandive river. Prosecutor Mr Harring described the incident as gruesome and horrifying with attackers using fear before the victims could defend themselves.
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Darwin
Richt Aberheines
Supreme Court
Addy Koch
Fitamandive
Kock
Stephen Arinaki
Prashwetine
Ware Fineon Mzain
Harring
Petrol Inquiry at City Club Melbourne Delays Proceedings
A Melbourne petrol inquiry session at City Club was marred by confusion and alleged perjury claims. Witnesses including Vernor Amith and Slater faced questions as inspectors sought to clarify ration duties and fuel usage amid transport disruptions.
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Melbourne
Vernon ‘Amith
Evnerat Marazer
Tre
Omy
Iit
Shanwaad
Pires
Frown
Petar
Belettreys
Snn
Hotta
Rovers
Lone
Mth
Pear
Warne Yatet
High
Love
Dea
Wool Display Gift From Geelong For Institute Of Anatomy
A Geelong gift to the Institute of Anatomy showcases dusty merino wool and signals advances in wool science. Canberra’s Gordon Institute and the MacArthur centum exhibit plan, led by Sir Colombe Mackennie, feature a crossbred wool descendant of the original Mat line and a claim of cultural significance. The display aims to promote wool’s evolution and its potential to inspire new study, tying Australian achievement to Canberra’s science initiatives.
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MacArthur
Juan
Canberra
Gordon
Geeling
Victoria
Institute of Addon
Ganar Squseum
Greaay
MacArthur-Dunslow
Poole
Austr Ames
Colle Mackennie
Ube Kalin
South Altes
Industrial Recovery Patent Index Seeks International Protection
The report outlines regional and Commonwealth patent applications as nations push for stronger protection of trademarks and inventions. It notes proposals for registration of textiles, crockery, and clothing, with factories urging adoption to curb imitation. Japan and Austria are cited among major applicants, signaling a broad push to secure rights amid global negotiations. The text references Manchukuo and overseas talks shaping future patent regimes.
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Commonwealth
Patens Oleg
Canberra
New Dei
Lextiler
Sir Hains
Ty Algna
Austria
Af Valgan
Japan
Rugby League Match With Group 7 In View Of Cancellation
In view of the cancellation of the Queanbeyan Canktre Masay Cup next Sunday a rugby league match with Group 7 is arranged. Abe Kisea is named to lead the taukie Group fea on the Bhawsround with players from several centres in the group. Canberra protests continue over the cancellation of the 2upixture wrapted by Group 1 and the Country Football League.
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Abe Kisea Willlay
Saainol
Taukie
Fea
Canberra
King’s Birthday Meeting at Rivanbeyan
A record entry for the Rivanbeyan ant Pini Courving Monpital Bonwit meeting on Monday June 4 outlines programs including the Apps Trophy for maiden and bred dogs with heats and prizes. Open Mallon for he ore to be eradet and Monaro Maiden for sikhi approved dogs. Entries close at 5 pm May 1 and 6 pm.
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Rivanbeyan
Ant Pini
Monpital Bonwit
Apps
P. Avia Kou
Monaro
Bol
Portins Recognition in Canberra Ceremony
Ambiguous note from the Ministry Interior mentions J. A. Portins and officials attending a recognition event. The fragment references the Canberra ceremony, a secretary, and various named figures, though context and full names are unclear.
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Ade
J. A. Portins
Ministry Interior
Murray
Canberra
G. Berriman
Bigmont
Laotavy
Hemingway
Mustenta
Lavy
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Syoperature
Albert Hall
Mount Stromlo
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
North America
Indiana
Savage
Okra Puree
Judge
Rydnicy
Suathe Kisphion
Lake Ty
OF Hospital
Public Service Board
Evan
Petrol Inquiry
Martin
Fark
Cocke Walk
Freenoti
Dirawty Hl
Avescuines Sesars
Tetraeer
Ane Act Meaturies Senna
Meadienen
CIA Ehyaaite
Mendames Oekenalvin
Besdames Valmore
K. Guan
Jolt der
Wiitley
Duwinvaltt
Geelong
Institute OF Anatomy
Patents Office
Index To Industral Recovery
Rugby League
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