Jubilee week air traffic to be taxed for fame impact
Canberra residents brace for heavy air traffic during Jubilee week as Mucitilinn at Fairoatrn plans special flights. National Airways Pty Ltd will operate seven lanes and add six extra planes from June 11 to 22, with disruptions around Brisbane Hobart Perth Adelaide and Darwin.
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Fairoatrn
Canberra
Adelines
Brisbane
Ene
Hobart
Perth
Adelmide
Darwin
National Aiewaye |” Pty. Ltd
Juar
Weather summary from Canberra region report draft
Weather report fragment details Monday readings including rainfall, wind, and temperature at various stations around Canberra and surrounding districts. Mentions Barometer, wind directions, gusts, and 24 hour totals with reference to the Wing St and Fairbairn areas and Tableland region.
Greater Trade Prospects With Canada and Australia
Fraser Elliott notes potential for expanded trade between Canada and Australia though warns on currency and labor risks. He estimates around 14 million Canadian dollars yearly potential, while stressing Canada’s labor relations and economic safeguards amid policy shifts.
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Rydnet
Canada
Australia
Fraser Esiotty Maul
Miners Secretary Forecasts Period of Strikes in District
Briabans reports Miners Secretary G Grant warned at a meeting that a period of strikes and widespread trouble could follow. Only 40 of 300–400 miners attended. seven mines ignored the call for stoppage. Grant said many stoppages could occur as employers interpret the new award and classification rules, with rail power faults blamed for blackouts in Sydney.
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Briabans
Gewersh
Maar G. Grant
Sn Ee
Ramwold Sid
Grant
Bydney
Thowr
Howsax
Galgga
Borvel
Films Seen as Stimulus to Daydreams
An article reports on a Canberra Rotary Club lecture by J. O'Hara, head of the National Library, arguing cinema shapes daydreams and behavior. It cites Australian studies on cinema attendance, the impact of American films, and the hypnotic effect of dark theatres on viewers.
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Mollywood
Fyinv Omer
The
National Library
J. O'Hara
Canberra
Rotary
Hollywood
Watt
Saeeiarec
Austrâ
Ammarican
Jin
Hima
Janes Ries
40 Hour Week Lag Centered in Management Debate
Melbourne meeting discusses production lag tied to a national economy. President of the Melbourne Chamber urges management to drive changes in hours, distribution, and worker relations to boost supply and employment. He warns of rising costs and international disrepute if firms fail to reorganize operations.
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Melbourne
Olen
Evie i
Uae
Ava
Australia
River Diversion and Tunnel Project Evaluation Details
The article outlines a major river diversion through a 153 mile tunnel, with earth and rock excavation, water pumped through the tunnel into a reservoir, and a 200 foot diameter structure. It notes anticipated housing, power generation, and irrigation impacts, as well as worker deployment, workshops, and the NSW Public Works Department involvement. The plan aims to supply water to NSW and Victoria, support rapid industrial expansion, and address population growth projections, with discussions on financing and international currency considerations.
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Mito
Pds
Aslamnineay
Adamieahy
Avantinaby
Nsw
Prnite
Amail Onsiap
Carine Adammaby
Samite
Sun
Hungun
Hudson
Australia
Operationwy Authority
Huis
Fresentf
Ae Estes
Omnis
Opera
Victoria
Sidney Harbour
Habit
Fragmented Notes on Australian Senate Election Results
Fragmentary account shows parties including Liberal Labour and Liberals contending in South Australia. No candidate names are clearly identified. The Libers group received leading votes as Bannty votes counted. Senator Ula finished 8625 votes ahead of the next candidate, with unclear full names due to garbled text.
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Amiglater
Maret
Cabuy Party
Labor
South Australie
Acre
Ula
Maternity Payment Increase Revealed in Prospect of Law Change
Figures released by officials show higher maternity payments, with about 2.4 million in expected support. Local statements from Mr Townley and council members indicate the move aims to bolster endowment and welfare during the year.
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Steve
Appeal to Small Investors Ends in Unclear Directive
A fragmented AP text shows Acting Deputy Director of Commonwealth Loans urging small investors to subscribe to a large security issue. The copy is garbled, mentioning a 40 million security plan and incentives but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Aydney
Commonwealth Loans U.S. Gnard
Minde Jamal
Funeral of Sir Thomas Blamey Ends Australian Military Funeral
A national procession marked by solemn rites ends with the funeral of Sir Thomas Blamey. Military leaders and civilian officials gathered as troops paraded to honor the distinguished commander. The event closed a period of formal mourning amid a country reflecting on wartime leadership and service.
Remains to Lie in State at Shrine of Sinses
The remains of Field Marshal Sir Thomas Blayney lie in state in the Shrine of Sinses. A funeral service will be held at 2 pm on Wednesday and a procession departs at 3:30 pm for Fawkner Cemetery. Invited pallbearers include Lieut General Bier John Northcutt and others. The service is conducted by Chaplain-General Rev Riley, Bishop of Ben.
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Thomas Blayney
Fawkner
Rowell
Lick LoGune Te Levy Bridge
Te Chaplain-Cenenees
Rev
Riley
Ben
Canberra’s Cold Wave Grips a Widespread Winter Outlook
At Canberra the year’s coldest day with 47.1 F was reported alongside 56.0 F the previous morning, while a NW wind chilled outdoor conditions. Snow was seen near Mt. Atromike and Mt. Frenkim but melted quickly. A statewide chill warning described gusty winds, frosty mornings, and scattered showers across New South Wales with highs around the 40s and lows near freezing, as southwestern and southeastern winds persisted.
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Sinneta
Mt. Atromike
Milla
Tee Chen
Mt. Frenkim
Low
Pate Cormnent
New South Wales
Chia
Kiandra
Katoomba
Kuandru
Orange
Victoria
Katsoomba
Sydney
Alney
New Zaraland
Vuilowine
New
Wales
Snow disrupts rugby league trip amid heavy snowfall
Fragmentary report describes snow interrupting a rugby league event and causing an abrupt halt. It mentions skiers and university attendees reacting with an ovation, a chalet setting, and disruptions forcing a return or abandonment of the trip amid harsh weather.
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Mit
Koselverka
University
Buyridale
Liberty Seen As Way To Peace
Professor Bailey cited Dr Mada Hage and Ambassador to Washington mediation ideas. He warned the world faces danger from the Soviet Union and argued liberty and peace require action, not simplistic appeals to American hegemony or Allied victory nostalgia.
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Mada Hage
Soviet Union
Ryan
Madaringe
Bern
Menterinia
Wen Wee
Roma Orm
Avery
Riaanbover
Mo Eemivun
Museo
Kerman
Twoton
Mirren
Man
Irda
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Tur Rhine
Madariaga
Lowe
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Ailner
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Maariage
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