Canberra Times Letter Details Funeral Plans and Ex Sergeant Appeals
The Canberra Times reports on Mrs Brown and ex service members discussing funeral arrangements and a demand for wider participation in honoring veterans. The letter appeals for more ex servicemen to attend the final rites and notes the lack of access for some due to circumstances. It also touches on a controversial allegation about failing to visit the sick and a district union visit to New Zealand.
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Cineraly
Reiner
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New Zealand
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Australian vocalist tours and concert highlights
A rising Australian soloist gains national attention with orchestral concerts in Sydney and a Australia wide tour including London. The article notes a Kiel opening concert and a forthcoming recital, highlighting the artist’s rise and support from the Returned Servicemen's League union president H. Joyce.
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London
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Kiel
Sydney
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Fragmentary note on a music event and singer
The readable parts mention a Goourbeyan winger and a singer with references to a today event. Details are unclear and many words are garbled. No clear names, dates, or locations are deducible from the fragment.
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Goourbeyan
Will Singer
Idaniuke
Unclear youth match scores and player list fragment
Fragmented report shows under 20 and under 17 results with partial scores and a jumbled player roster. Names like V. A. Gin and several incomplete surnames appear, along with a ground time note and team list unfinished.
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Sharp attack by Mr Fadden on postwar policy
The Australian House of Representatives heard Mr. Fadden of the Country Party accuse the Labour Government of failing postwar planning. He attacked the postwar reconstruction department for impractical plans and criticized the sales tax grouping of children’s confectionery and contraceptives. He argued the government risks losing human resources and territories due to its policies.
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Tranda
Australia
Country Party
Fadden
House of Representatives
Attaira
Siil
Faden
Tofu
Adden
Phone Conspiracy Charges Fail in Denton Court
In Denton court today, defendants 3lenon Cobley and Salman Cobley faced a charge of conspiring to obtain money by promising to install telephone service for £20. The magistrate ruled no jury would convict and the evidence showed no payments to postal staff.
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Salman Leenon
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Smuggled Goods From Japan Banned by Customs Officers
Customs officers report £20,000 worth of gems and panda artifacts smuggled from Japan into Sydney by sea and air. Investigations show regular shipments to Australia, with crew members alleged as contacts. Police further probe ship crews and distributors amid ongoing crackdown.
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Aydney
Japan
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