Interference Debate Traced by Canberra Radio Official
Mr N W Maryhell, director of the Wirema branch of Powlaaster Genutul's Day Sydney, explains radio interference in Canberra. He details remedy involving a controlled frequency relay and installations by technicians to reduce reception disruption across isolated areas, noting authorities are reviewing the issue.
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N. W. Maryhell
Powlaaster
Genutul
Bydney
Canna
Marshall
Canberra
Gracia
Jaunell
Puerto
Starshall
Aerate Nerinis
Intense Japanese Competition Questioned by Consul General
RAW MATERIALS SYDNEY Tuesday. The Consul-General for Japan Mr Mural told Rotary Chit Tuncheon that intense Japanese competition in world markets cannot continue. He warned Japan’s stockpiles of raw materials were depleting and future imports would be costly. He called the current price war abnormal and said there is little substance behind the low prices of Japanese goods.
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Sydney
Japan
Mural
Rotary
Repertory audience at Albert Hall enacts The First Mrs Fraser
Canberra Repertory showcased The First Mrs Fraser at Albert Hall under Frani Pearson direction. A large, varied cast delivered witty dialogue and strong performances led by Janet Fraser and James Beaser, with notable support from L W Rott and Frank Bearyor in a lively comedy of matrimonial complications.
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Frani Pearson
Canberra
Hociesy
St. John
Nimach
Janet Fraver
Hee
Hin
Ninian Pruzer
Phill Loge
Hubing
Janot
Orden
Isa
James Beaser
Phuli Lozan
Frank Dwet
Clarice Nicholson Kaye
Good
Gamour
Frank Bearyer
Phillip Logan
Allan Turner
Ninian Fraser
Ian Turney
Aller Fraser
Hasyy
Murdo Fraser
Anne Swindella
Mabel Overture
Fusie
Jha Repertory Trio
Mes. M. Ly Aaniarm
Plana
Mra
Surprise defeat features Perry and Hughes pane in tennis cup
An interrupted report describes a dramatic round in the Kalon Liavta Cup where Perry and Hughes face a surprising loss amid chaotic narration. The contest unfolds with mentions of arena names, players like McGeayy and Crawford, and drivers of momentum as spectators follow the tense match dynamics.
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Caieligediavakiong
Anawford
McGeayy
Carver
Fm Sun
AUK
Mtoe
Ais Wallis Syere
Daily ‘Telegraph
Amit Guytnic
Menzel
Henrys
Enuin
Aki
Hemitta
Canberra Newsstand Ad Seeks Subscriptions and Delivery
An Australian publication offers annual subscription rates and home delivery from the Federal Capital Press. The ad notes a 42 shillings per year rate with advance payment options and directs readers to contact the Canberra Times for orders and addresses.
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Conner
Canberra
Whally Fenting
Canberra Weather Records May Rainfall Summary
Weather data from Canberra on Tuesday May 29 shows a 6 30 am barometer of 90.16 inches and a 8 20 am temperature of 44.2 degrees. The report lists rainfall totals and records for the current year up to that date, including months January to May with noted figures.
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Woreen
Canberra
Excellency presided at four meetings in Canberra council
Government House Canberra yesterday morning saw Mis Excellency the Governor General preside over four meetings of the Vederay Executive Council with Lady Leasce and Lieutenant Fiolay in attendance. The First Mrs K was at the Canberra Hall function, and Mr J A Pyons plans to travel to Melbourne Thursday for a Pasawageulacalla Party address and opening of a new tyre facility.
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Vederay Executive Council
Government House
Canberra
J. A Pyons
Meluiens
Thureday
Eddreas
Tee
Pigalres from Human Swent ip a rarest hobby
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unusual hobby and realism elements, listing Bearland and wuatoaners. Details are unclear but suggest a quirky hobby feature or profile in a local paper.
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Bearland
Gentleman Jim's Estate and Boxing Ring Trials
Fragmentary text from a historical paper mentions Gentleman Jim's estate and ring events. Readable terms reference Ada semaina and Bay amas with unclear phrases. Core details are obscured but imply a warlike context or boxing references without clear outcomes or dates.
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Bay Amas
Sim
Wheat Pact Prospects Dim at International Conference
London reports that prospects for settling the wheat agreement are uncertain. A sub-committee said Argentina’s attitude casts doubt on reaching a final accord, with no meeting scheduled to clear up the issue.
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London
Pal
Argentina
Satil
Canberra Forecast Shows Cloudy Skies and Strong South Winds
Canberra forecast predicts cloudy and misty conditions with further showers on the canat and generally fine periods otherwise. Cold night with fogs on the tablelands and gusty south to southwest winds.
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Canat
National insurance plans loom for election program
The Canberra Times notes the Commonwealth Government may submit national insurance plans in its September election programme. It highlights hope for clearer public accounts and permanent pensions and social benefits, citing past bills, budget hints, and the need for unemployment and old age pensions funds despite opposition and existing friendly societies.
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House of Representatives
Earle Page
Lyona
Australia
Britain
Queensland
Future of Films: Major Studios Back a Starry Lineup
A review of upcoming cinema plans lists many titles and stars including Musclebound epics, period dramas, and classic adaptations. It notes executives endorsing twelve films for a premiere slate and highlights anticipated works featuring Marie Queen of Scotland, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Gulliver’s Travels among others.
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Maya
Maine
America
New York
Ani
Heneally
Yuri
Hadiew
Suton Ad
Tmtwret AG
Wan bin Onaider
Pimaaira
Hazlewood
Ricks
Attilion
Hayes
Jon
Murniture
Dane Auutun
Rudyard Ip- Une
Maude Adgina
Monte Crista
Alexander 1
Edward Hulwers Lytton
Rip Vun Winkle
Rewural
Almere
Auryon
Reversing Falls in Saint John Canada Described
A fragment describes the Reversing Falls at Saint John New Brunswick where the St John River narrows to a narrow channel and the tide pushes water upstream twice daily. It notes limestone banks, a 100 foot height, and saltwater from the Atlantic meeting the river current in a dramatic reversal.
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Thore
Saint John
New Brunswick
Canada
St. John
Cigarette Card Record Collection Grows Across England
Mr. Bill George Horm a railway guard on the motor rail service between Bletchley and Cambridge England has amassed a vast cigarette card collection. It includes 91 900 peers yards, 805 complete sets, and many duplicates. Travel ers contribute to the collection and some cards are listed as in gestae. A separate claim involves Mr. F Holmes of Plymouth seeking 600 000 and Mr. Ernest Harts of Gotland Hampshire holding about 20 000.
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George Horm
Bletchley
Cambridge
England
Gestae
Young
F. ‘3. Holmes
Plymouth
Ernest Hart
Saat ‘Gotland
Hampahire
Fragmentary note on Arctic myth and place names
A garbled excerpt references Canadian Arctic geography near Baffin Land and the New Brunswick region. It mentions mythic figures Gloo tap and Beaver and a supposed faux origin story, with scattered phrases about rivers, rocks, and an ancient crossing, all in unclear context.
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Canadian Hydro
Baffin Land
Camian
Arctic
Brunswick
Hoceeap
Banned Books Policy Confusion Sparks Public Debate
A fragmentary report from Canberra describes ongoing confusion over official lists of banned books. The piece notes unclear government plans, mixed opinions, and debate among officials about restricting publication while authorities wait for formal guidance and orders.
Only One Poet Laureate In The Republic Idea
A discussion on the United States appointing a poet laureate and the potential end of John Mousehead as the world’s sole official laureate. The piece notes historical contrasts with England and Persia where laureates arose through royal or institutional support and later faded away.
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Buk
United States
John Mousehead
England
Fanance
Persia
Ware
Origin of Bottled Beer Recounts Halland Tale
A fragmentary early tale describes Mary’s ascent to a throne and a doctor named Nowell uncovering an ancient sealed bottle of ale. He tests it and discovers bottled beer, later collecting jars and experimenting with ale to spread bottled brews across realms.
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Edward Alexander Newy
Westminster Bohol
Mary
Abesant
Poldinre
Als
Aires
Nowell
Halland
Chaune
Bernard Shaw Criticizes NZ Universities in Letter
A misreadeners report quotes Bernard Shaw denouncing New Zealand universities. He claims the system forces marriage or poverty to support workers, criticizing English policy and underpayment influences. The letter to Auckland University Professor Herbertake notes social pressure and educational strain.
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eThe Universitiua
Hernard Bhavy
Perth Murder Trial Hears Divorce of Facts and Alibis
A chaotic Perth murder trial unfolds with expert and lay testimony. Mellor faces charges in the We aon case as prosecutors press for motive and identity. The defense probes alibis while witnesses describe the night in question and the victim’s movements.
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Perth
Tuawlay
Mellor
Puniel Menor
Mapleton
Dunia
Marestor
Liak
Ueaan
Cumberra University College Fees Notice for 1954 Term
The second term for 1954 at Cumberra University College begins on Tuesday June 3. Fees are due and payable to the secretary, with reminders sent by the administering office.
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Cumberra University College
Gam
Murder Trail Details Probing Prospectors Death
A garbled report describes a murder involving prospectors with fragmented names and places. The damaged text references Lubra, Kiliei, Nellie, and Suvambur, with hints of a crime scene and an investigation spanning years.
Huge map of United States to be completed
After pine years of labour a gigantic map of the United States is to be completed. The project aims to show every mountain and river in the country at a twofold height and scale. When finished the map will cost about Blocks and 300 of them have been placed. The ramp is valuable to fall if inline engineers in shapeing three putes.
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United Bist Mt
Cowntey
Cosala
Wire Rope Centenary Sparks Historic Industry Note
The centenary of wire rope is marked with a ceremonial in 28K film circles, noting key figures Julie August Albert and Hinnover in a historic context. The event highlights the rope’s role in transportation and industry, with mentions of tope and spread across the sector.
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Orloon
Albet
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