Canberra Retsims Guinery Trophy Coffee House Result
Canberra Retsims Guinery Trophy event notes heats and participants. The City Club hosted opening play with visitors from Sarker and Conherts South. Rink competition finished with a 37 percent margin by Mal Come Aikenwell and Marshall amid a crowded field.
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Canberre City
Jack Smith
Sarker
Conherts South
Mal
Come
Aikenwell
Marshall
Thanh Copens
Ant Hell
Ms My Aitchell
Ter " Dywes
Dickson
Harvey
Romerville
Grooms
Cox
Htincks-man
Dave
Turner
Fiimiry
Medians
Dewita Aryton
Magwan
Chthbertann
All
Milfre ‘Wilson
Thommon
Welsh Parkes
Taylor
Dunner
Ticknee
Smith
Mewish
Barnard
Roberts
Pitette
Osborne
Mage
Martin ¥. Parver
Cook
Blewith
Gheeyam
Yawcett
Cooper
Smith Soyce
Marchant
Pointer Grangell
Bradshaw
Andrews
V. Lancaster
BicCloskiry
Alder
Timer
YMCA Notes Public Exhibition and Meetings
The YMCA public exhibition opens 9 am to 2 pm with about 3000 attendees including children. Exhibitors urged to call Albert Hill at 2 pm. a Young Men's conference is planned at the Yarramadl venue from December 28 to January 4, open to men over 18. secretary Mr. F L P Black can provide further information.
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Albert Hil
Calloet
Menibete
Yarramadl
Byaney
Caip
Uno
Wingwaral
Flp Bilack
Rugby League Moves to Ban Player Poaching
A motion proposed by Newness aims to curb poaching of players across clubs. The plan seeks to prevent repeat poaching and protect team rosters by introducing stricter controls and penalties.
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Rugby League
Aydney
Move Toward Closer Australia New Zealand Ties Debated
A discussion in Parliament weighs a customs union and joint defense with New Zealand. The piece notes mixed views on political union and emphasizes trade, industrial links, and coordinated defense between the two dominions.
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New Zealand
Gahs
Beral
Australia
Waapeot
United States
Britain
New
Canberra Forecast Notes Foreboding Weather Update
The Canberra forecast reports a mostly unsettled day with high and low readings. Winds shift NW to NE, barometer around 80.130, daily max near 37 to 62 across capitals, and possible thunderstorms developing later in the day.
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Uni
Dereon
Pa Caine
maXionuts
Tig Pam
Canberra
Annday
Baromotor
Jane
South African loan in London details unclear
Fragmentary text discusses a South African loan in London with scattered financial references. It mentions Africa and possible figures, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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London
Sabotage Suspected In Finnish Fire Colossal Blaze
Fire damaged a large area in Kamit North-west Finland as investigators probe sabotage. Fire crews faced delays from worsening conditions while Government officials dispatched engines from nearby towns to battle the blaze and protect strategic sites. Estimated losses reach into millions of sterling as authorities tighten security and widen the search for culprits.
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Kamit
North-wast
Finland
Rae Eaperte
Srat
Aden
Aix
Te Finnlen
Aghem
Maltese Premier Hooted as Crowd Drowns Meeting
In Valetta 1000 supporters of former Minister Buin son hooted Maltese Premier Hale during a public meeting. Police escorted Hale away as clashes broke out and hundreds remained outside, fearing further disorder amid the unrest.
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Latar Carsied
Anutt and Bunas Shelter Hosts Animal Prevention Event
A Los Angeles animal shelter plans a community program focused on chealihy and prevention. It features local figures and volunteers promoting kennel care, nutrition, and humane practices for dogs.
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Buna
Inmasa
Lom Angeles
Uclites Bik
Prayer essential in national affairs
Archdeacon Davies urged that prayer be central in national life and Canberra's future, arguing that spiritual guidance sustains education and public welfare. He warned that rapid growth and material focus risk eroding humanity and moral purpose, calling for a revival of prayer in public life.
Transport chief aims at courteous service by staff
Transport Commissioner Winsor drives reforms to improve relations with department staff and the public. Public Meetings Director O Gorman plans a backstory of corporate ends to support reorganisation. Efforts will address fare collection and service improvements through staff and printed notices.
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Transport
Bydney
Winsor
Ita
Publc
Yoge F. O'Gorman
Cooporate
Ab Accountant
Alina
Eaves
Men
Staat ropruiLl
Man Charged With Brisbane Murder
A suspect is charged with murdering a Brisbane woman. Police report the victim was found in her home, with the scene described as violent and the defendant named in official records. Authorities say the case involves a domestic context and ongoing investigation.
New Track Record Set by W Morris at Queanbeyan Carnival
Crowd of over 1400 watches W Morris of Wallongong set a one lap track record at the Queanbeyan carnival. The distance is about 508 yards and the time noted is 381 seconds. Other riders from Bouney Canberra and Wollongong compete in the event with expected results.
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W. Morris
Wallongong
Vetcettett
Guarbevaa
Anbott
Ministers to be sent to the Middle East
Australis agreed to dispatch ministers to the Middle East. The Minister for External Affairs Dr. Evatt announced last night.
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Middle East
Australis
Eal Y
Anglican Bishop Stands by New Guinea Policy Debate
An Anglican bishop defends the policy for New Guinea, stressing colonial administration responsibilities and the need to balance native rights with development. He warns of critical voices and says the territory should serve its people with improved medical and educational services and economic progress.
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Aydney
Sunitny
Nig Mat
New Guinea
Strong
J Galloway Wins Services Cup at Royal Cambridge
J Galloway claimed the Services Cup with 37 points while Power finished second with 36. The event featured a field including Ha and Griffiths and noted a World War II era context with teams and players competing for 18 trophies.
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J. Galloway
of &S
Royal Canbares
Acund
Fornee Winnier
Meyer
Power
Wanal
Gervice
Herd
Ievice
M_ Griffiths
F. Doner
SZ Paints
Wella
Parker
Weight
Fore ‘Griffiths
Carrett
Pete Ryan
Brysaele
Aly Forges
Joyce
Falow
Gay
Federal Golf Club Abrokn Count Contests Baturlay
The abroken count on Baturlay afternoon was won by Th Houd fon over 700m in a count back from Fram GQ Turner. Other good causes included Den ran 143 with 20, Bindiate iit 71, Ware 7a, J. Punter 72, Brinkman 112 with 75, neynuide 18 with 78, and R Ware 10.
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Baturlay
Th Houd
Fon
Turner
Den
Bindiate Iit
Ware
J. Punter
England Rugby Team Tour Across Country Planned
A draft itinerary outlines England rugby union players touring various districts including Gunnedah and Wollongong with matches set across multiple regions. The plan will be submitted to the Australian Authorities for approval with aims to boost national soccer links and fan engagement.
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Tne Englah
Ribtenlin
England
Gunnedah
Ngland
Mona
Coutamundre
Rivwettin
Forbes
Tweland
Western
Ile
New
Aieteae
Twonari
Albur
Cormack
Languy
Planning Council Created for Absorption of Migrants
Government approves proposals to establish an Immigration Planning Council chaired by Prime Minister Chifley. Minister Celwett renews weekly nation broadcast noting migrant inflows require unprecedented planning for absorption into industry and community. Joan Worn, director, coordinates planning with regional chairmen.
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Celwett
Immigration Planning Council
Dover
Chifley
the Nation
Australia
Industry 2
Ten thousand urged to leave for Australia this month
Wartime officials announced plans to relocate about 10 258 refugees this month. The movement aims to resettle many in Australia and the United States with 28 departures scheduled, including nine bound for Australia and fourteen for the United States.
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Australia
Wis
A Banat Fice
Anotter
Wiese” Setugeen Wilthin
Iyia'ae ‘Chatrivist
Australie
United States
Australian council hears plans for urban development
Dinara and council figures in Banton Lewis discuss industrial and art sector roles. The committee plans review of planning procedures and funding for new development projects. Emphasis on guiding immigration toward a desirable growth pattern in Australia with a February deadline for nominations.
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Dinara
Council
Banton Lewis
Industrialtat
Shemci
Art Heven
Unclear New Zealand Urges Unified Korea Policy
A fragmented report discusses NZ urging unity and cooperation on Korean issues and immigration planning. It notes calls for closer attention to migration, population growth, and economic impacts, with invitations extended to leaders and groups to aid policy development.
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Utr
Chifley
Induakrice Lntex
Sonnel Nd
Aireahy
Adair
Ned
Albury Leader Wins Apex Convention Presidency
The Apex Convention elected Ron Wilkins of Albury as president at its Sunday session. Frank Pritchard of Goulburn, Helen Wiseman of Wollongong and other delegates were named as vice presidents and attendees. The gathering, opened by Vice Marshal Megguley, reviewed district projects and supported Apex drives including the NEW Anth TD Mobile Clinic and hospital assistance programs.
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Albury
Megguley
N.E.W
Apex
Genen
Wompitals
Oeyman- Recs
Varlown
Charitana
Drawazon in the arena tests
Report describes a test event at an arena related to Drawazon with mentions of the Brinlal Aeroplane Company and Winkah Will, aimed at exploring new operations during the coming months.
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London
Sunlay
Brinlal Aeroplane Company
Ne Soming
Montis
Death of Well Known Journalist Tom Crouch
The death of Tom Crouch, a prominent journalist, was reported this morning. He served as editor and held key roles in advertising and governance, with prior ties to The Big Teale and the Australian Journalists Foundation. He is survived by a widow and three sons.
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Tom Crouch
axDner
Thames Craich
Ceauch Wax
Ieee
Trutitute
Atlas Cup Winner Claims Prize at Oceanview Course
Fragmented report notes a competition at the Atlas Cup event on a pri flay at the Conserve course. Names like Gabtres and a djacent ceriires appear in the OCR but details and results are unclear.
Women Injured Boarding Ferry In Crowd Incident
A Sunday ferry boarding crowd injures two women Meg Aili and Theron Wynne, 36, near Manly Corry at BMealy. Both women suffered severe facial lacerations and a possible fracture, taken to Manly Hospital. The incident occurred as a gang of men surged forward on the planks.
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Lippert
Manly Corry
Bmealy
Meg
Eet
Aili
Ewell
Theron Wynne
Ulvingatane Road
Blackekinbs
ACT Open Tennis Championships Final Play Today
More than 200 players competed in the ACT Open Tennis Championships at the New South Wales grounds. By yesterday afternoon the quarterfinals of all main events had been reached, with MEN and LADIES divisions advancing to the next rounds.
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ACT
Nock-Rail
Lawn Tenis Association
Wevpurts
Mwin
Dlapiag
DB Mows
Wagga
Smi
Pryor
Reaidont Bhan
Get
Ronewell
Sydhey
Lenmia Chaspion
Dike
Hin Bert
Nonewell Noida
Arsiian Nlor
Jamion
Daubien Titten
Neville
Hid
Man Cry
Benree
Mina Myrte
Joyce
Mia
Lily
Misa Pet Muinter
Ating N. Brno
Canberra
Mnizley Pollara
Bydney
Elfrey Brothers
Damien
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Retsims Guinery
Tes Canpeera
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Sloane
Milve
M. Graham
Keen
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Berfer
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May
Mer Murtin
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Critchley
Harney
Ahthela
Expain
Hull
Cogan
Peery
Riley
Thompann
Willis
Miles
Monnett
Teonine
Perry
Graham
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House of God
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Federal Golf Club
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Korea
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J. A. Carrodua
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Robert
Nowe
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Rosewell
J. Lily
T. Byrne
A. Dunning
Woodbridge
T. O'Connor
Lawrence
N. Lue
B. Wath
Waller
Th. Whiteside
R. Bendy
Eymona
Dantes
Turmertaon
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