Nurses Win Aid Certificates At Community Hospital
Successful candidates for first aid certificates include Helen Melaine Joel Chivers Daphne Prestage and Dino Harding at Canberra Community Hospital. Course sponsored by the St Johns Ambulance Association with features presented by Superintendent A Grant.
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Canberra
Myses
Helen Melaine
Joel the Chivers
Daphne Prestage
Dino Harding
St Johns Ambulance
A. Grant
Viceroyalty Reception At Admiralty House Melbourne
Vice regal residence reports the Governor General and His Excellency presented a badge to the Federal president of the partially blinded soldiers association of Australia. An evening reception followed at Admiralty House Melbourne hosted by Rear Admiral H. M. Barrett with Lieutenant J. James in attendance.
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Tye
Gevern
le Excellensy Disid
Si Wiliam Shia
Admiralty
Quinane
A. J. Asan
W. H. Brandie
Itr
Johnson
ND. Tinsey
Solers Association
Auatrn- UN
Quinenyy
The
Associa
Tivm
Exoel Jency
J. James
Ade
Reeukamiral H. M Barret
Hanlas
Melbourne
Canberra Weather and New South Wales Forecast Update
Weather notes from Canberra forecast station describe fog in the morning, then mild day with light westerly winds. Regional outlook calls for milder conditions on the coast, increasing cloud, possible light rain, and a cold westerly change with snow on the Alps. Also includes apparent city temperatures for Canberra Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide and troubled values.
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Muntrale Easly
W.N
Canberra
Fairbam
Foo
Pormcast
Alps
Choy
Debate on Australian Shipping Commission and coastwise trade
An extended discussion analyzes a proposed Commonwealth and private ship lines compromise. It weighs feasibility, cost pressures, and potential for coastwise competition, arguing the commission must reduce transport costs and sustain adequate fleets while preserving service levels for national needs.
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Interstate Shipping Commission
Mit Champis
Commonwealth Shipping Line
Commonwealth
Abepalisia Ds
Beal Carey
Une
Tramsport
Arsenger
Ule
Australian Shipping Commission
Sunspool
Debutantes Bow At First St Christopher Ball
Debutantes number about 21 at St Christopher’s first ball with Archbishop O’Brien in attendance. Dignitaries, sponsors, and a large reception followed in a festooned hall, with members of the mission and local clergy presenting the debutantes in gowns and bouquets.
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St. Christopher's
St. Christopher's Parish
Albert Hall
St Christopher's
North End
Eris O'Brien
Commercial T V To Begin In Australia On November 4
Announcement from Postmaster General My that TV service will start in Melbourne on November 4. Transmissions will be via HSV station and Hewild Sun TV Pty Ltd will operate. Initial programs planned for 28 hours weekly, expanding next year. Australian standards and local material to be featured, including news and sports. Москва reports mass production of the American Salk polio vaccine is being organized.
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Sial Tolermon
Augtralia
Melbourne
HSV
Hewild
Sun T.V
Gener
Devidaen
Australian Broadcasting Control Board
Bank to Lend for Housing Program
The Banke of NSA Savings Bank Ltd announces a housing loan program with caps of up to £2500 per borrower and terms up to 25 years. Rates start around 5 percent, with possible adjustments, and 75 percent of deposits to be invested in qualifying government and loan securities. Applications to be through town branches, contingent on public support and steady savings growth.
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Banke of
NSA
Savings Bank Ltd
Amilitan
A Inc. Bank
J. Aboreromste
Tad
Ely
Borane Ibro
Ou Palley
Innis
Sie
Tor Town
Naw Savings Vank
Savings Bank
Bani
Governiait
Sanil-Government
Ime
Abar Pronibie
Canberra
My. FP
New South Walen Savings Bank
Livie Centre
Kingston Bynnenes
Fay
Ate
Parliament Debates Supply Bill Amid Adjournments
The House of Representatives met yesterday at 2.30 p.m. and debated the Supply Bill after questions. debate will resume at 2.30 p.m. today. The Senate met at 2 p.m. and after questions Salernas Bill was introduced and the debate adjourned. the Senate resumed the discussion on the Television bill which will continue after questions at 3 p.m. today.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Not To Fix Price For Holdens NSW
NSW parliament debates price controls on Holdens with Minister Maloney denying any plan for state imposed prices. Opposition cites protective tariffs. Maloney argues against broad price fixing while Motors Holdens advocates for tariff protections amid general automotive concerns.
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Nsw
Sydney
Wednesdy
Wik
Maloney
Sll
IL Ina
Legislative Assembly
Belffert
Lab. Motiata
Miotors
Troika
Anlil
General Notors-Holdens
Imabhfactizeya
Aides-de-Camp Appointed by Army Minister
The Minister for the Army Mr Cramer announced the appointment of women aides-de-camp to the Governor General Sir William. The new aides replace Brigadier J A Alshey who succeeds Major Graevel 1D Macarthur Onslow.
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Aides-De
Mr. Cramer
Yester- Way
Wien
Miles de Camp
Willian Sim
Amles
Martin
J. A. Alshey
Graevel
Macarthur Onslow
Queen's Colour Trooped At Duntroon Parade Ceremony
The Queen presents the Queen's Colour in London style as troops march at Duntroon on the official Queen's birthday. The parade follows the colonial troop drill. royal salutes will be given, and the Royal Regiment sergeant major will sign off as the colors are trooped.
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Duntroon
Dre
London
J. Francis
Royal Stunden
Najor
Loba
Ure
Che Us Fee
Medals Return After Fourteen Years to Unknown Owner
In a saga from wartime Singapore a Canberra veteran who kept a collection of World War II medals will today return them to their rightful owner, Mr Alexander Seabridge. The owner was captured in Chang, endured Japanese captivity, and later handed the medals to Mr GW Seabridge, then a Straits Times editor in Malaya. The medals, hidden through years of search, are being returned to a man who has never met the finder.
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Canberra
Promen Ul War
Ciphtlul Ower
Singapore
C.reede Y Pebraury
War Memorial
Alexiander
Chang
Tie Tapmenere
GW. Soathidie
Straits Times
Malaya
South Africa
Mre
Abendine
Che
Mingagare
Exe Alexander
Chengi
Alexander
Canberra Residents Named in Birthday Honours List
Three Canberra public servants are named in the Queen's Birthday Civil Honours. An officer from the Royal Military College at Duntroon receives a Military Division award. The list highlights long service in the Public Service and territorial administration, noting careers in the Department of Territories and related boards.
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Canberra
Stall Corps
Royal Military College
Duntroon
New Guinea
Som For Wealth
Timy
Mr. Archer
Rew
Volusteer Riles
IL Ams
Department of Terriories
Port Moresby
Production Control Board
Snd Newry
Jsitnn
Tecutenant-Cornelip Trevelyan Badridge
Pressent
RNC
Avatratine Regular Army
RMS
Die Darwin Nyertind Foren
Nz Armoured
Seho
MuStruol
dApAn
Quality fruit needed to compete overseas
The Government sought to expand exports of Australian fruit and products to overseas markets. Ministers opened a conference noting climate similarity with South Africa and urging higher quality to succeed. Officials and executives, including W. G. By joining and W. H. Glack, attended briefings and a Canberra tour. The conference runs through Friday.
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Austral
W. McMahon
Orelaviists
Fruit Cool Stores Association of Victoria
Canberra
Hute Can
Milla
W. G
W. H. Glack
M.t
Tilly
W. A. Stewart
Tariff sheltering denied amid industry protest
A distorted report notes Australian industries protest protective barriers keep goods out of the market. Minister Beste and Hurley discuss trade policy, with Beale citing 20 years of industry experience and a government inquiry pointing to selective protection shifting to shield domestic producers. The government prepares a tariff policy for 15 to 25 percent levies after a thorough inquiry.
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Te pHresilam
Nuit
Ube
Borville
Laather Bool
Unclear fragmentary source hints at nuclear-related delays
Fragmented OCR text mentions concerns over a potential cadmium fuel or implosion risk and mentions leak frames and a possible nuclear expansion. Details are obscured, unclear statuses, and no verifiable events or entities can be confirmed.
POG DELAYS PLANES OVER MIDNIGHT TAWA AIRPORT
Disrupted flights at Canberra and Melbourne airports after POG delays cause slow arrivals and missed connections. Jets faced long holds while crews attempted to lift a tug and reposition aircraft. Canberra operations struggled with late arrivals and safety checks, with ANA craft arriving around 1:14 AM.
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Frac Pone
Apayl Uyam
Arefos
Spon
Ons
Canberra
Automation Not New Venture To Post Office
Report discusses adoption of automatic equipment to replace manual handling of calls at Canberra post office. It notes the introduction of new tones and automated fail signals, including the NLU tone signaling unobtainable numbers. The BY and F numbers were abandoned as the Barton Exchange began operation on April 7, with staff verifying numbers before updates.
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Athonga
PW. Department For Yours
Subperihara
Oxford University Ozt For 157
Oxford University was dismissed for 157 at the Town SejouR meeting amid a string of injuries. Notable play by bowler He townd plenty of lift while Michiel Rines starred with the fielding gear. Avétratign captain Jon Johnson led the team as 12th man Erol was mentioned in the luncheon note. Rowing results listed Crawford Beanid and Johnson with notable scores.
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Ade Ued
Stan Bereigen
Fils Pince
Oxford
Michiel ‘Rines
Chive Oval
Australia
Erol
Joo
Burge
Jon Johnson
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