Job openings in Canberra and Commonwealth offices
Fragmented recruitment notice from the Tourist Bureau and Commonwealth of Australia inviting applications for positions in Canberra and the Commonwealth Office of Education. Includes temporary roles, pay ranges, travel duties, and required details such as full name, birth date, place, service history, and copies of certificates, with submission by the 16th October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri- Gay
West Bervice
Squipman
Necamsery
Bates
Ofien of Education
Commonwealth ‘Office of Epuration
Bisenz
Withdrawal from Palestine shifts path to UN role
The Canberra Times reports Britain's withdrawal from Palestine, arguing the mandate was transitional and should lead to an independent Arab state. It warns UN management could fuel tensions between Western and Middle Eastern powers, urging self-government and regional Arab support to avoid future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Valles
Palestionia
Britain
United Nations Organisation
United Nations Organization
Mitaia
Palpatine
Palestina
Mort Ankla
Pelentine
Bown
Browght
Palentine @tate
Bether
Canberra Forecast For 24 Hours From Motvorylogion Note
Forecast for Southeastern District expects cloudy with light rain and cool to cold nights. Intermittent showers possible, with moderate northeast winds, from Tuesday evening into the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Canberra Weather Report From Fairbairn Station
The Canberra forecast notes Fairbairn barometer readings around 30.188 inches at 4:30 pm and 30.086 at 9 pm. Temperature rises to 45 degrees with a peak near 60.1 and a low near zero later. Winds shift from SE to NE with gusts and speeds listed, detailing notable weather changes for the evening.
Mt Stromlo to Receive 74 Inch Telescope
The Australian Government awards funding for the 74 inch telescope for Mount Stromlo. The Commonwealth Observatory plans installation and will source the instrument from Great Britain for southern hemisphere studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICH
MT. Stromlo
Augetralia
Commonwealth Observatory
Australian born in Japan to Britian Commonwealth forces officer
A fragment notes the birth of a child in Kure Japan to an Australian father serving with the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces and identifies the mother as Mrs Breschmore. The father is Lieut-Colonel J. Bletchmory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Otonry
9. J. Bletchmory
Bank Petitions For Weeks To Come
Fragmentary OCR reads of a local bank petition note a request for signatures from electors over the coming weeks. The text mentions Parliament sittings and a Barker district reference, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear names or dates.
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Banka
Lorale
Barker
Doctor Saha Denies Resignation Talk Amid Nationalisation Debates
Dr Saha denies plans to resign or recontest as an independent candidate to oppose nationalisation of banking. Rumors spread in Melbourne and Byaney about his stance, with persistent lobby chatter suggesting discontent with government proposals. He reportedly discussed the issue with ministers including the attorney-general, Kenroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyhe Denison
Mike
Melbourne
Byaney
Gaka
Nim
Dane
Cortain
Enelor
Renta
Anomalies in Compensa Payments
An obscure appeal discusses compensation under the act, referencing tensions about injuries arising from employment. Justice remarks question whether a death linked to an ordinary tram ride qualifies, emphasizing required proof that death arose out of employment.
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Hatert Demee Pert
Cope
John Lathan
Seath
Than
Mt Cordance
Lex Hla Dent
Lush May Have To Meet Own Expenses
Frederick Alla known as Lush faces inquiry expenses as no government funding request was made. An attorney general officer notes officers from the ministry approved no arrangement to cover costs. Lush and the government allegedly had not agreed on payment terms before the inquiry began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lush
Frederick Alla
Ulea
Willy
Tash Hex
Lash
Hail
Government moves to end wage pegging rules
The government aims to remove wage pegging regulations in the coming week, aligning with the Axpitra time Act proclaimed by Parliament. Under existing rules, the chief Judge of the Arbitration Court may reject recommendations deemed not in the national interest, with industrial authorities involved in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Court
Anthony attacks lesation contacts with Russia
The government faces a probe into Avareshian diplomatic offices over alleged expenses. Minister Chifley defends expenditure estimates for 1040/47, noting friction overcome by representatives. Anthony Richmond criticizes the Russian legation in Canberra and Parliament House presence, arguing for reform of the setup and clearer Australian information access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neas Ca
Srich
Wattanton
Breiman Minster
Chutes
Dr Evatt
Chiffey
Cameron
Barker
Chifley
Russia
Anthony Richmond
Australia
Anthony
Canberra
Parliament House
Wullen
Tassia
Australie
Emilar
Gur
Neers
Ani Austistianis
Queinsland Posts for Ox Members
Brighant, Tuesday. The Premier 1M Hanlon announced that former Labour members, defeated at the elections, were appointed to the Public Service. They compete with Mr Healy, former member for Warwick, while somas Communion investigator, former member for Basic Traravomie, joined the Education Department as a teacher.
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Brighant
Hanlon
Labour
Tire
Wadteri
Othe
Australian Budget Debate Ends Abruptly After Raucous Session
In a heated session, Australian MPs clashed over taxation and production. Speakers urged reforms, self reliance for defense industries, and clearer plans to boost employment, exports, and national income amid calls for a Toye Commission and tighter government control.
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Cola
Caniston
Fiere Marten
Raven
Wrandy
Moreton
Toye Commission
Nevatiente Waya
Australia
Ayatem J
Ose
Great Britin
New Zaaland
Francl
Air
Earle Page
Cowper
Army
Air Force
Air Earle
Aiatenilayy
Eysila
Mir Harie Page
Britain
Deriman
Dedman
Fadden
Minaien
Svat
Australig
Ming
Mensias
Dedmai
Dadman
Mosisien
Hankern
Edna
Melwen
Mannie
Spender
Brant
Aver
CMM
Ty Wrivale Enterprises
Peasky
Premantie
Wey
Pitta
Tate
Dominion Stere
London
Ware
Cameron Marker
Ellis and Gardiner Vie for Third Hospital Board Seat
The counting for the advisory council third vacancy shows Gardiner with strong preferences and votes, while Bradman and Goodwin face exclusion rounds. While counts progress late, observers note it may be impossible for two Hospital Board candidates to be elected today with results finalized Thursday.
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Abe Laswevara
Adviary Cuaincll
WD P
Dr. Noth
Mir
Shakespeare
A. E Gardiner
Bowrd
A. D, Rae
Gardiner
Dorman
Mie
Weamus
Benda
Devik Low
Cok Tunel Goodwin
Advisory Council
Dr. Mutt
Pegelvyd Bok
Ila
Arakeaprare
Wire Broommon
Meott
Lake Waa
Ettie
Mem
Mavens
Eroghcan
Nile
Brett
Oton
Bil
Everi von Gomwin Wan
Tillie
Bott
Gardner Hurley
Mahe
Gardiner Abi
Killa
Scott Land
Steven von
Mie Brovenson
Billis
Scott
Wy Oariner
Acie
Acutt
Lis
Mira Atnversion
Pamie Garvan
Beadman
Evensun
Beadran
Hubley
Coot
Goodwin
Outra
Murley
Garran
Glevenmn
Bradman
Hurley
Bauveran
Reedmat
Stevenson
Garvan
Besdermy
Boevemson
Sarran Fina Weorea
Iran
Bradman Davia Goodwin Hurley
Hopital Board
Explosions Rock Jerusalem Amid War Tensions
Reports describe two explosions in Jerusalem with a general alarm. A mine derailment disrupted the Halta Cairo express and injuries are reported among soldiers. Other lines discuss economic figures, noting prewar income was misrepresented and postwar revenue rose modestly.
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Haifa
Flaite
Nin
Lorsy Ac
Lydd
Abe Rohavin
Jerusalem
Cairo
Magnetic pole readings prompt shipping board action
A report from Sydney outlines magnetic readings affecting navigation and possible Coast area disruption. The Shipping Board plans temporary coal transport reductions and steel works reviews to address potential dislocations and maintain coastal service continuity.
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Srvika
Sydney
The
Shipping Board
Santioa
Une
Witta
Prem
Norma Jorobe
Deficit figures flash in early 20th century state report
A chaotic early report cites a state deficit over 51 049 006 with improvised figures. Mentions the Attorney General MECN and a legislative assembly meeting noting rising costs and planned expenditures. Names and specifics are garbled, but point to a budget shortfall and projected home city works costs.
Obituary: Mrs Beatrice Kut of Ananghith Fel
The notice recalls Beatrice Kut and family connections. It mentions her parents, spouses, and children in a broken obituary style with references to Parkwood and Wood themes. The text lists names such as Kilby and Kilby descendants, and notes a Methodist Church service and a golden wedding anniversary among survivors.
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Beatrice Kut
Ananghith
Teoma Well
Parkwood
Mary
Wood
Jame
Kilby
Pronest Kilby
Rom
Keith
Arthur
Meryl
Rees Grace
Wim
Mr. End
Alleebel Suremony
Jeer Myo
Kitoy
Tobacco Cut Price to Pat Promises Government Action
Fragmented text suggests government plans to regulate tobacco prices and supply. Mentions Sinulog pill fee, Meth term, and warnings about stock levels. Indicates authorities aiming to set price ceilings around 20 percent and monitor vendors.
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Bydnel
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Mall
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Fin Memoriam
Byer
Manchester
Mercery, Aroaligoods
Conmenia Sui
Amy
Canberila
Commonwealth OF Australia
Office OF Education
Rey
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Olympic Terres
Auceiratie
Olympic
Olympic Tye and Rubber Co. Ltd
Canberra Times
Saha
Ellis
Goodwity
Hutey
Davia
Roger
Rune
Durbar
Bite Rowe
Davie
Boadman
Gurran
Beatman
Goodwin Vz
Barley
Rawr
Yoyle
Atcheriey
Bora Zadmes
Mac- Tey
Deyle
Sithough
Nenes
Alma
Atai Antarctic
Raynes
Cal
Talon
Bydney
Swift
Tau
Homebualtitype
Harring
Sastern
Avind
Tralia
Uy Baxter Coast
Nutt
Va Bank
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