Funeral notices and marriages from Canberra area
A garbled Canberra area page lists engagements and funerals. Arrangements include Janice Shirly to Robert Davidson. Constance Coniston funeral details. Catholic rites at St Patricks Brady Gon. Canberra Public Cemetery services. Also notices for Robert Lestie and Joseph James Mattinson with church and Canberra Cemetery departures and Funeral Directors contact.
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Harpham-Ogilvid
Janice Shirly
Aironam
Narrabundad
Robert Davidson
Ogilvie
Red
HTL Funeral
Doulton
Constance Coniston
Hall and Braddon
St. Atrick'’S
Bradygon
Canberra
O'Rourke
Astoral
Boyd Othee
Crawford St
Queane Beyall
Robert Iecie
Teixy
Farmee Waike
Blodelui
Pailouy
Robert Lestie
Mattinson
Folaves
Ite
Joseph James
Mattivaon
Easter Crescent
Alagite
Governor General Visits Kayline Property at Nevalla
The Governor-General Sir William Slim attended by officials visited the Kayline property at Nevalla yesterday afternoon. No further details on purpose or outcomes were provided in the readable text.
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Hs Bycelleney
William Slim
Biying Gites
Weather Summary with Regional Forecast Details
A cryptic weather record notes temperatures around 45.2 to 98.15 in various times and places. It includes wind directions NW and speeds, sun rise at 7 00 am and set at 5 02 pm, and a forecast for a mild day with west winds. Regional figures for Canberra Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Hobart Perth Darwin are listed.
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Bayoiewer
al A Wath
Herra Vending
Soreen
Masiioum
Caneeras
Fairbairn
South Coast
Tablaids
Capital City
Canberra
Sydney
Melmourne
Brisbane
Hobart
Perth
Darwin
Who Should Review the Constitution Question Split in Parliament
Tasmanian figure Mr Gosgrave raises a debate on who should review the Commonwealth Constitution. The piece discusses state versus commonwealth roles, potential referenda, premiers conferences, and the need for a national approach beyond state self interest.
Report to Hitler on British Leaders
A leaked prewar report by Adam von Trott detailed attitudes of British leaders including Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax. The 6,000 word document described conversations within Oxford circles and suggested ways to strengthen German leverage while disarming Britain's international foes.
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London
Mowlay Car
P.reuter
Geen
Hitler
Germany
Meilain
Adam von
Triren
Rhodes
Contmel
Germyn
Reich
Woralgt Polley
McMakliys
St Vaukiy
Buckingality
Liviy Astor
Hal Jieen
Oxfort
Mgr
Neville Champerlain
Lord Habitux
Foralen
Lord Lothian
Ambarsador
United States
Tye
Miselon von Tvolt
Mr. Chamberlain
Chureau
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von Trott
Lant Lothian
Licensing Board Orders Hotels To Be Demolished
Sydney report says the Licensing Board ordered the demolition or major overhaul of several Corowa and Albury hotels. Hotels including the Newskarkw and Albion were targeted for replacement or substantial renovation with costs ranging up to £10,000. Additional upgrades and new facilities were mandated for Carlton Court House Albion in Albury, while some demolitions were deferred for a few months. The board cited poor accommodation at country pubs and required a minimum of 15 bedrooms in rebuilt hotels.
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Sydney
Remiunion
Noewsgarkw
Corowa
Albion Watel
Ite
Bosra
Carlton
Court House
Albion
Albury
Royal Hotel
AL Coveni
Terminus
Exchange Hotel
Deysdire
Lores
Mulwall
Ronnie
Hawlong
Coreen
Buldale
Gerogory
Riverina
Car Damaged In Collision At City Intersection
A car driven by Sant Dolfin Casta of Sturt Avenue Nurrabundan was extensively damaged in a collision with a lorry driven by Frank Bavent of Campbell Street Armslie at the intersection of Ganborrm Avenue and Brendier Street Griffith yesterday around 4 pm. Neither driver was injured.
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Sant! Dolfin Casta
Oc Sturt Avenue
Nurrabundan
Torey
Ganborrm Avenue
Bnendier Street
Griffith
Frank Bavent
Campbell Street
Armslie
Lutheran critics funeral services in American church
Dr Edgar Brown of the United States Lutheran Movement criticizes modern funerals calling them pagan and urges 4000 pastors to reform worship. He says Christians must end secular eulogies and prioritise faith driven practices over sensational obituary display. He insists the church must lead with Christian meaning in death rites.
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York
Muruay
Auk
Router
UN Od Stoves Luthieran
America
Mution
Lagest Lutheran Group
Wst
Mort Gin
Pega
Eolgar Brown
Vorsiin
Tyuted
Statps Lutheran Movetuvns
Isa
Court moves to deregister AWU in Queensland shearing dispute
The Queensland Industrial Court is asked to deregister the AWU by the Graziers Association claiming the union violated a February 17 court order to end a strike. The application seeks restraining orders against AWU officials for aiding and abetting an unauthorized action.
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Queensland
AWM
Saitel
A.W
Queensland Shearing Strike Impacts Wool Trade
Fragmentary report notes a 1912 season and strike effects on wool clip tonnage in Queensland. Authorities warned of market disruption as sales and shipments faced delays, with figures suggesting substantial financial impact and uncertainty for the industry and workers.
East Pakistan Head Seeks Talks On Suspension
East Pakistan's Hossa Sarkar meets with Prime Minister Mohamad Ali in Karachi to discuss the suspension of the East Pakistan constitution after a stormy budget session. President Mirza acted on a report by Dr Pastas Huq saying the province could not be governed constitutionally. Observers note the move relies on emergency powers as the budget deadline nears.
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Hossa Sarkar
Civet
East Pakistan
Karachi
Mohamad al
Sarker
United Front Party
Mirza
Pastas Huq
Dacca
Increased Intake Of Scandinavian Migrants Planned
A government statement announced higher quotas for Scandinavian migrants to Australia under the assisted passage scheme. Denmark Norway Sweden and other nations in the region are cited with an expected intake approaching 5 000 annually. The plan details Australia contributing about 47 pounds per adult migrant and a proportionate share for children.
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Rwastputin
Annnetal Your
Department of Immiss
Aald Ib
Tvl
Australia
Mls
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Phyland
Switezerland
Sttea
Australis
Ure Schonio
Dutch migrant wins new Holden car at school fund draw
The migrant Mr Cybert van Lechteveen from Watertown won a Holden car in a St Patrick's School building fund draw held Saturday. He is married with one child and has long worked as a regular student buyer at unions in Australia and Holland.
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Luyen Migra
Australia
Wis
Yesteraey
St. Patrick's School Building Fund Art Union
Mtr
Cybertus
van Lehteveen
Wate
Stree
O'Connor
Angalia
Holland
Ebertus W. van Sehieveen
Fe O'Donnell
van Sehieveen
St. Patrick's School Building Fund
Employment Council To Study Automation
The Minister for Labour Mr Holt announced the Employment Council will study automation after reviewing a paper on recent developments. A productivity sub committee will prepare a report and consider youth employment, industrial diversity, and the powers of the Federal Parliament in industrial matters.
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Employment Council
Tony Night
Labour
Holt
Hull
Council
Automation sparks concern over metal trades jobs
In Sydney on Monday, Mr Baynath of the Metal Trade Employers Association warned automation could affect Australian industry. He said automation might cut work in metal trades, with capital costs and small population limiting adoption. Barratt noted possible efficiencies but warned job losses.
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Sydney
Tia Jogica
Metal ‘Trade Employera) Association
Baynath
Austratlan
Imitea
Barratt
Speelsins
Association
Snm
Rome
redfUo
Ion
Vautemngion
Sidiol
Feani
Cabinet Refuses Rise in Victorian Public Service Wages
Melbourne reports state Cabinet rejected a 10 shilling wage rise for state public servants and wages board workers, affecting about £500,000. Premier Dalte argued existing pay exceeds the rise and no justification exists. The decision follows a court ruling and implications for automation and cost of living adjustments.
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Melbourne
Monasy
Dalte
Aurugl
Byles
Bolte Fald
Parliament Schedule Reforms Debates and Bills
The House of Representatives convenes at 2 30 pm to question and resume debate on the Arbitration and Conciliation Bill. Minister Holt introduces a waterfront callation at p.m. The Senate meets at 3 pm to resume questions and the television and broadcasting debate. Also expected is debate on the Esporis Guerantso Corpatation Bill.
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House of Representatives
House
Labour
Holt
Senate
Esporis Guerantso —Corpatation Bil
ACTU Executive Debates Wage Rise Plan In Melbourne
ACTU leaders pledge to press for a 10 shilling wage increase at a Melbourne meeting. Key figures including Sova Owen and ministers are slated to brief affiliates and prepare a policy package on costs and economic impact. The agenda includes member reports and broader government proposals.
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Melbourne
Feder Aruliation
A.C
ACTU
Fel
Uke Cour
Oibe
Hye
Ui AG
Indebausian
Ao Baum
Reneral Governmunte Economie
Long Aervice Lexve
Wiéfoane
Urbinalion
ACTH
Sova Owen
Chin
Vasitin Care
Russtank
Willy
Loeulorreny
States To Seek Voice on Constitution Reform
Hobart reports Premier Casegrove announcing plans to press for representation on a constitutional reform committee. He argues state perspectives should be considered before any federal changes, warning MPs may push to gain power at the people’s expense. He cites Section 22 and wage-axa authority as key disputed points.
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Hobart
Casegrove
Uulve Pramiers
Cosgrove
Hey
Uney
Miss A C T Contest To Aid Spastics In Australia
Contested Miss A C T title to aid the Spastic Centre aims to select a national representative. Entrants must raise at least 50 pounds for the Spastic Centre before judging, with prizes including a trip to Melbourne and a chance for Miss Australia to tour Europe and the United States. Local dances and fundraising events will support Canberra entrants.
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BoHsuw
Byudhey
Melbourne
Ther
Smaliste
Austratia
Miss Austratis
Europe
United
Austenia
AGT
Spastle Centre
Lieprin
Imbigvnation
Harold Biel
Sat
UM Nlllers
Nat Misa Itistie
Ima Ration
Lees Rals Coneatubaite
Proposed U S Soviet Visit Great Mistake
AAP report quotes House Affairs Committee chair Jamieson criticizing a planned U S Soviet visit as a potential grave error. The piece notes discussions of inviting top Soviet officials for an Aviation Day event and mentions General Twining and others amid debate about inviting officials to the United States.
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New York
Monilay
AAP
Chaatrman
Reprita
Buvelge “Affairs Committee
Jamies Actianis
Genel Turing
Vari Solotaystey
Dale Kation
Soviet Union
Webards
Mtr
Unite States
Letters to the Editor on streets and public works woes
Readers critique city street repairs and funding while condemning wasteful projects. They urge faster graveling of roads, safer sidewalks, and better service, citing mud, delays, and high costs as burdens on families and pedestrians. They also question age limits and prize schemes.
Unclear Text Record of West Bengal Health Update
Fragmentary report notes many deaths and health measures in West Bengal with references to Calputti and other areas. Figures and specifics are obscured, but the item discusses government health actions and a large casualty count in January.
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Reuter
Han
Calputti
West
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