Canberra Lake Scheme Controversy Raised by Gardiner Claims
The report outlines Mr. Gardiner asserting priorities for hoses and marquees in the Canberra Lake scheme, noting past year expenses and revenue impact. It references debates over site selection, funding, and the role of public facilities, with mentions of newspapers and officials discussing the project in broad terms.
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Gardiner
Arion Aport Group
Gandiner
Bofton
Srend
Dally Telegraph
Harald
Bayram
Canna
Colmrepb
Americe
Faust
Hott
Referendum Issues in Australia and Constitutional Powers
Canberra analysis notes electors rejected adding powers to the Commonwealth, affecting social service and industrial power debates. Government seeks gains in social security and postwar economic policy, while fears over constitutional reform persist amid electorate caution.
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Mi Wa
Commonwealth
Fragmented UK Briefs Touch on Thefts and Science
A garbled UK news brief reports a robbery near Rial with a suspect escaping after grabbing cash. Other items mention scientists preparing a deadly seed blister and a Labour conversion plan for the Queen Mary era, with dates and specifics unclear due to damaged text.
Turkey Renounces Talks With Russia Over Dardanelles
Ankara reports the Turkish Foreign Office refuses to negotiate with Russia on any revision of the Montreux Convention governing the Dardanelles, signaling a hard line in foreign policy.
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Ankara
Monioy
Haa
Fhalgo Regann
Ion Ae
Wireless hobby class at grammar school begins
About 85 boys at Canette Grammar School started a wireless hobby class under Mr Dransfield, instructor from Canberra Technical College. The project aims to teach radio theory and practical crystal sets, with boys building their own sets and gaining basic radio construction knowledge.
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Mheir
Dransfield
Canberes Technical College
Cadat Corps Boye
Drannfeld
Ovaracas
Weather Forecast for Southeast Region
The forecast notes a mix of fine and dreary conditions across the southeast with variable cloudiness. Some tablelands may experience gradual warming while winds shift to the northwest, bringing windy intervals and possible moderate showers later.
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Ramderate
Canberra Weather Outlook With Local Readings
Readings show temperatures near 9 degrees at 3 pm with forecasts for a cool day ahead. The Holbern Table lists hourly values and regional towns including Cooma, Bombala, Dimboola, Berridale, Mount Mumby, and Canberra with modest highs and lows for the period.
Vice regals visit opens farewell tour in Western Australia
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arrived in Cumterain by air from Can Lorre to begin a farewell tour of the State. They were greeted by Western Australia Deputy Premier A Fyfe Hawke and Cundeniin Rand Board officials, then inspected cenervicemen and schoolchildren before traveling by train to Merredin. Ailo Cavardcie and Lady Laverton accompanied them aboard. The royal party then planned a flight to Queensland for a militia visit.
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Duchess of Gloucester
Cumterain
Western Austrasia
Can Lorre
Western Australia
Mir
A. Fyfe Hawke
Cundeniin Rand Board Act
Cenervicemen and
Actoal
Toya High
Tomes
Jeff Cundordin
Merredin
Debate Over 40 Hour Week Reaches Arbitration Court
The arbitration court session, chaired by Mr W. Fimtor, examined evidence on the 40 hour work week in New Zealand. Secretary for Labour Morstone noted legislation aimed at reducing Sunday work and improving productivity through shorter hours and mechanization. Unclear fragments reference dairy, freezing works, and industrial plans discussed in relation to wartime conditions.
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Muglhourne
Zealand
Jes Mtiwntedann
Ais Mrt
W. Fimtm
Wuullor
Commonwealth
Trent
Arbitration
Eabow
New Zealand
Morstani
Pune
Nulny
Eationsieee
Wien
Sunax
Nseiyonis
Fines Imposed After SP Raid Reported In Sydney
Sydney reports show fines totaling 4270 tied to a police raid. One man fined 20 pounds, two fined 19 pounds for legal aid, remaining 10 shillings allocated for miscellaneous charges. Limited readable details note penalties linked to a 19th century incident.
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Sydney
Sonneie
Five Years Hard Labour for Theft Hess Jewels
A court martial convicted Captain Durant and three others of theft of Hess jewels valued at EST. Ard received five years hard labour with dishonourable discharge from the United States Army. The unit commander announced the verdict and sentencing following the officer court.
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Hess
Monnay
W.A.C
J. Tourwnt
Ard
United States Army
Capten Durant
Ragur Gang Survivor Sent to Gaol for Theft
Ragur gang survivor Charles George Brame, 4B Inbonzer, was jailed for two years at Quarter Sessions on two charges of theft from individuals. Crown witnesses described Brame as a survivor of the old Ragur gang with prior convictions including three for carrying a revolver. Brame and an accomplice allegedly enticed two men to Globe to buy cigarrettes, then assaulted them and stole over £250 and 30s 6d. The Crown argued Brame had no genuine means of support.
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Sonaay
Raaor
Charles George Brame
Inbonzer
Brame
Exports to Shanghai May Reach Bluickmarket
Melbourne reports a cargo of wines and beer en route to Shanghai may be diverted to nearby buyers. A Beitian motor ship Newberg arrived with a mixed cargo of MELBOURNE goods, including Mustyalan wines and Opies. Some cargo could head to Bhanghal and Hong Ong.
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Shanghai
Melbourne
Agia
Beitian
Newberg
Bhanghal
Hongong
Fsat
English Team Opens Australian Tour Tomorrow
English cricket squad begins its Australian tour with a match against Northam County District on Wednesday. The lineup excludes several bowlers at the start while Hardnam and others are listed for the opening game at Enington, with BYetoak included in the batting order for Northam.
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Matthews
Northarn Counntry
Ragland
Inglande
Geum le Hammons
Arch
Hutton
Washornak
Pianlocke
Campton
Tein
Araith
Vans
Voce
Hardatam
Pie Hates
Ening Tone
Northam
Byetoak
Nya
Unions Campaign For Wage Increase And 40 Hour Week
Unions push for higher wages and a 40 hour week. A one day meeting is planned in Sydney while miners hold talks to discuss wage increases. Ironworkers in Melbourne form a committee to press foundry wage demands with employers.
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Tag Eagineers’ Uni
Tober 16
Bydnyy
Lithgow
Dlactan
Melbourne Ironworkers Section
Chamber of Manufacturers For Day
Customs Control Arrested On Charge Of Arson
A man identified as Malouf faced Central Court on a charge of arson connected to a fire at a goods store. The witness described attempts to aid the accused while under police observation. The case was adjourned for short hearing.
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Sydney
Mit
Wadial Guarda Macquarie
Benfagehd
Patrick Sint
Brenda
Reed
Bona
Counaal
Malouf la
Nia Waryhouse
Timo
Se Stout
Orm
Moray
Sernel
Idanid Malouf Ueal Golovstel
Malouf
Aveta
Deamuty Ao
Moapital
Henchman
Thwan
Maurice Wiliam Noble
Melbourne
Alec
European debate on Christian faith as guiding ideology for Europe
A fragmented report covers delegates from 27 nations at a European congress in Caux Switzerland. It discusses using Christian faith as a moral basis for society and as a tool for postwar rearmament and ideological conflict between spiritual and materialist orders. The Pope condemns attacks on the church and emphasizes aiding the working classes through charity to relieve both spiritual and material distress.
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Pris
Caux
Switzerland
Kianmane
Mr. Pritt
Mip
Raviet Union
Uae
Apostolic Menad
Italy
Nuisance Case Seeks Ejection From Druid House
In Sydney Monday the Ancient Order of Druids faces removal of the Bibin Book and Tract Depot from Druid House on Ply Street after tenants complain of nuisance and annoyance. The Grand Jury says the depot hosted Sunday religious services and allowed undesirable persons, while Mr Goldie notes no active nuisance shown to justify ejectment.
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Sydney
Druids
Druid House
Ply Street
Br Ciaidie
Mot
Central Court
Grand
Jary
Herbert Gray
Goldie
British Empire Medal Awarded to Native Hero
A native awarded the British Empire Medal for a heroic act during a July engagement. He threw himself onto an enemy machine gun, shielding Australian patrols at New Gulven while under heavy fire until cover was secured. The ceremony to honor this unnamed native was reported yesterday.
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Canberra
Fem 4
A. Onediner
Connell
Gardiner
South Australia
Tasmania
Mombere
Thean
Dr Nott
A. T Shakespeare
Sven
Jonnaton
Yass
Gueane Dayan
Biatvicts
Bhakeapente
Board of Inquiry
New Gulven
Australia
New Tut
Wan
Avalon
Maine
Conversion loan delays linger in London reports
Unclear notes indicate pending conversion loans in London with two to three months anticipated action. Australian officials discussed possible steps, while no concrete measures have been taken yet. The report mentions a 4 percent conversion option and official addresses, but details remain uncertain.
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Feraiona
Lorian
Thiewan
Dyan Amicis
Lononi
London
British cruiser for New Zealand station set for commission
A Royal Navy cruiser is to be assigned to a New Zealand station. The vessel will be commissioned today after paying fines and entering service, with final preparations ongoing at the pier in London.
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New Zealand
London
Tha Milo
Crater Bellone
Royal Navy
Canberra Council Debates Contracts and Public Works
Canberra council members discussed faulty ammunition procurement, sewer works, and building projects. Topics covered included town planning for cottages at Dock, service installations, liquor control near venues, road wreckage safety, library book binding, and public housing developments amid concerns over standards, timing, and costs.
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Galnat
Canberra Times
Anene
Trustee Sthalia Limited
Ania
AED
Collins Street
O'Connell Street
Queen Street
Brisbane
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Ungiake
Milaman
Munday
Jamen Merbert Allen
Malic Exeter
Ts Police
Rial
Twa Gon
Briton Scientlats
Department of Agricultury
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Cnt
Turkey
Russia
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Micnetago
Cooma
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Mtendra
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Dats
Tomthong
Fondsie
Fomticnrare
Bune Par
Messoyernor Cleagarts
Queensland
Aidoh Cavardcie
Ragur
Shemetean
Haarty
Europe
Me C'S. Geloy
Shas Vt
Daley
Department of Munitions
Tal
PMG
Simeultieg
Gartiner
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Canbarre, Community
Rng
A. T. Ahunespeare
Fraser Thal
N.bw
Mott
Oweea
Br. Daley
Dr. Nott
Vba
Praser
Lories
Barallier
Stuart
Elanland
Mitchell
Tiwar Hotrue
Nott
Saran
Shakespeare
Dalry
Eve
Liguon Nces
Shikeepenre
Mlorney-Ceneral
Noad
Freher
Nola
Menese
Temarling
Tran Fe
Maller Wea
Oakenpeare
Constitution “Avenue
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Johamen
Driskana
Puna
Maanpat
Iman
Wala
Gotdhledeck
Alan
Sim
Johnston
Gardigers
Rosa KS
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