Memorial Notice for Beloved Mor and Family
In memory of Mor dear father and grandfather Rey Shertorm who passed October 1946. Family members express love and faith as they remember his life and influence. A daughter Pat and son-in-law Roy joined by Anne and others share memories and prayers for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Shertorm
Bway & Ocseber
Tam Lewatifinl
Ralasen
Father
AL Garao
Hie Lavingy
Pat
Sceti-Law
Roy and Grail
Romanian Peasants Rally Over Food Shortages in Bucharest
Frustrated Romanian peasants protest food shortages and currency reforms in Bucharest. Witnesses describe rationing and price controls, with families facing hardship as the new monetary plan impacts agricultural goods and daily life.
Trial of Former Slovak Ministers in Prague
Reported in Prague, the trial centers on former Slovak ministers tied to the Blovak regime. Accused figures include a Vatican liaison and those directing security forces. Prosecutors press charges amid claims of collaboration and state subversion aligned with fascist networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Vatican
Karel Eidor
Bette L Bretaine
Raril
Aindarly
Pavel
Labourer Charged With Murder in London
A London labourer named Wingy Mek, 32, faced murder charges after the body of Joseph Thuciae Dea was found in Kath Krakee Grove, Lumdua, early Tuesday. The report notes wartime conditions and ration strains affecting daily life.
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Jabanese Police
Tokyo
Verry Tokya
Dee Parec
Todey
Mscarini
London
Friay A
Wren
Cooperative ‘Guild
Thy Govarunwat Waar Baaldaring Uw
Wingy Joni
Kath Krakee Grove
Lumdua
Canberra Weather Forecast Noted for Friday
Fragmented forecast from Meteomlapes station Paletaer for 24 hours. Mentions mild day in Giltrict district with cool night and north west winds. Text is garbled but suggests variable conditions and a mild period ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteomlapes
Paletaer
Toi
E Giltrict
oulte-Rastors
Sligde
Canberra Weather Report Readings and Alerts
Fragmentary forecast notes from Canberra show temperature readings near 01 degrees at dawn and 03.2 degrees by night. Winds shift SW to NW with gusts around 22 mph. A dense garbled section mentions rainfall and barometric pressure but specifics are unreadable.
Danger in the Middle East and Palestine Partition Debate
The United Nations faces pressure over Palestine partition with Arab League opposition and British opposition noted. The HOline discusses the risk of regional conflict and the need to avoid Arab Muslim tensions as the UN and Britain weigh options and long term stability in the Middle East.
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Ruthie
Pale
Une
United Nations Organization
Arab League
Palestine
Titan
Alrsedy
Siaperd
Britain
Middle East
UNO
Lye
United Nations Organisation
Staslems
Governor General Craft Exhibit Described In Dury Burgundy Booth
A fragmented account describes a display labeled as governor general craft with burgundy tones and private plating. Attendees note a maple winner table and covered notes, along with a telephone and electric front apparatus. The scene mentions a grand parade ship and a plane bearing a large coat insignia.
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Burgundy
Cruain Telephone
Gleettic
Une
YMCA Not Asked to Vacate Local Hostel
A YMCA hostel housing 20 men and boys with 12 permanent residents faced uncertain status as officials considered keeping the facility open. The Department of the Marine or patrol unit weighed the impact of relocating occupants and preserving existing arrangements amid community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drews
Ady
Te Daverior
Bry
Une
Houping
YMCA
Dedman Leads Delegation to Hanava
A delegation led by Dedman sails to a Geneva meeting on November 2 to formalize charter commitments for the Fyolvatrial Truly Organization. The group aims to take an oath of government service in Australia during a later session, with Magee Alter and others aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derivnany
Haare
Jurvaen Leuko
Jiay
Geneve
Enorotmik Axpeetad
Magee
Up Corgmeres Department
Meturthy
Nazis Sentenced to Death by Frankfurt Military Court
A wartime military court in Frankfurt sentenced several Nazis to death after a trial conducted in harsh terms. The proceedings named Dr Otte Wotinline as a key figure, with the court deeming his role grave and warranting punishment.
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Frankfurt
Anerieum
Darl
Otte Wotinline
Prices for lambs to be set by meat board recommendation
The Australian Meat Board recommends leaving lamb prices to industry at a ceiling. The proposal argues prices should stay below current export levels during the exit season to preserve competition and allow fair value assessment.
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Australian Meat Board
Rymain
Aechetsy
Mecarthy
Ivanatheen
India Wheat Supplies Seen Adequate Despite Disturbances
Projections indicate India’s wheat sacks will meet Australia’s needs. Officials note possible disturbances may affect shipments but expect about 690,000 tonnes weekly, with emergency storage and distribution lines prepared to cover gaps. Government actions aim to stabilize supply and avert shortages.
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Australie
Comores
Mtr
SMW
Government of Paiwing
Aine dotoramnLian
Nila
No Extension Petrol Tickets Prompt Policy Debate
A fragmented report discusses extending petrol ticket validity during wartime. MPs and ministers debate prolonging current petrol rationing to avoid shortages, with references to government control and Commonwealth measures amid economic strain.
Five Killed When Train Hit Car
Five people died when a car was struck by a train in Adelaide. The incident occurred as the men were travelling home after work and were employed locally. Investigations continue into the crash and the bank drafting bill discussed in parliament is noted in the report.
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Hang
Nathonaliantion
larney-General
Evatt
Adelaide
Cutley
Renatar
Temee Dee Baker
Pumdling
Haan Piston
Ope
Tie Vietinié
High Court judge removal debated over incapacity and authority
A chaotic parliamentary debate concerns the Commonwealth's power to remove High Court judges on grounds of incapacity. Arguments cite legality, tenure limits, and ongoing debates about whether the court can be reconstituted while judges are impaired. The discussion references parliamentary action and historical precedent.
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House Wien
Neil Poultiun
Rose Vidy
Wien
Poul Ie
Quead
Sheen
High Court
Julgrs Buys
Kusevea
Judea
Minaete
Ima
Agein
MP Assails Crown Prosecution in Parliament Disorder
In a heated debate at Parliament, MPs challenge the Crown Prosecution Service over alleged procedural errors and perceived partiality. The exchange centers on statements by a prosecutor and replies from opposition leaders about fairness and accountability.
Miners' Officials Praised for Discipline
Miners' officials received praise for discipline after a troubled period. Statement cites improved production and calls for patience as miners face wage talks and enforcement of safety measures amid tensions with authorities.
Transfers of Departments To Involve 4500 Officers
The Commonwealth plans moving departments from Melbourne to Canberra affecting over 440 drivers and staff. Prime Minister outlined in a written reply that the transfer is gradual and a start date could not be given. A long term program will be prepared by a Public Service board committee with interim measures for accommodation and services.
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Teaveler
Cmtral
Ts Commonwealt
Malhourne
Canberra
Hamilton
Swan
House of Representatives
Chifley
Man Wower
Muntarala
Nowane
Matore
Selaale
Cid
Cidley
Melbourne
Westwater-General
Afr
Bilal Belles
Aid 'Hytlones Service
Repates
Tranaport
Vox
Akmicul
Influx of Displaced Persons Sparks Immigration Debate
A battered report hints at large inflows of displaced people from Europe to Australia, with plans for labor movement and settlement. It mentions government figures and delays, noting fits of resistance and policy shifts amid wartime refugees and industrial needs.
No Licence For Sydney Newcastle Air Service
The report notes no license was issued for an air service between Sydney and Newcastle. The action involved queries to government bodies and opposition from a representative in the House of Representatives. The discussion centered on potential revenue derivation and limitations on flight paths and travel times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Newcastle Air Service
Horace
BydNey
Bewketut
Eoth
Buoyant Revenue Report Marks First Quarter
The Commons Hearth reports 41,024,000 raised in the first quarter of the financial year with 13,000,000 earned in September. Total projected revenue shows growth, with anticipated consolidated receipts for September and a budget estimate of customs duty income contributing to the quarter’s strong performance.
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Te Iret
Puget
Erottoo Wern
Opposition Renewed Attack on Communists in Parliament
The opposition presses a renewed attack on the Communist Party in the House of Representatives. Deputy Leader of the Country Party and other speakers allege Communist influence and call for an investigation while defending their stance against Communist labor aggression and loyalty to the government.
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le Opoaition Partine A
Tne
Country Party
Uyak
le Contamiuniat Party
Ino
Ublun
McEwesexid
Sali
Mulfwen
Sufmagm
Labuan
Holloway
Wien Michelerd
Indica
Eat
Commonwealth
Renker
Roveenar
Wad
Labont
Canvats
Xeldum
Liberal
Puthurat
Liberal Party
Imber
Mare Houne
Bidgeys
Faith
Suutsy
Alupul
Mte
Leki Ford
Labush Party
Lalor
Gomminniah
Nationalisation push to be issued in Victoria elections
Fragmentary Australian press note reports a nationalisation proposal to be issued in Victoria elections amid political tension. It mentions Prime Minister statements and opposition reaction, with references to party leaders and legislative figures in Melbourne.
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Melfiourne
Mr. Chiten
Tram Conductor Attacked in Sydney Street Incident
A white tram on George Street was assaulted at night as the conductor attempted to manage passengers. Police patrolling in a patrol car arrived as a man fled towards the tram. No further details on injuries or motive are provided.
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Sydney
White
George Street
Church Services and Religious Notices Across Areas
A dense scanned listing details church services across denominations including Anglican, Roman Catholic, and Salvation Army. It notes morning prayers, evening vigils, confessions, baptisms, and parish gatherings with times and locations for various churches and groups.
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Leo
Norman
Pruinos Fhstad
Canberra Act
New York
Bucharest
Giraminista
Wna
Paulbatra
Barachey
Bam
Ato Pan
Macnn
Vamyn
Pan Tuiagall
Y.M.C.A
Ak. Dedman
Hanava
Austran Crmumianate
Hudiecht
Tliewl
India
Walsveln
Westeri Drei Ae
Alan Ovine
Speeler
Chiveres
Rosevvar
Wariarey
Gernlege
Erin
Yacen
Canbrera
Falum
Nagrane
Sner
Pal
Hokittng Teac Hyun A Partic
Halbert
Maes
Uae
Phenauutera
Podrabion
Uwe
Caltey
Mr. Chey
Warhaan
Evra Ienye
Chinetnyas
Chitley
M. Auipe
Willie
Urope
Amine
Beoyvary
Calweitr Anni
Australingdustry
peiMu
Cea
Kavnigratins
Tabor
Auatraile
Peraim
Europe
Ete
IPC
Calwe Anit
Ratitytie
Janet
Aknald
Oritaim
Lordon
Placnet Governement Aonteen
Vic
Electons
Sara Ener
Legisative
Canerra
Australa
Lelograph
England
Trinity St. John's Pariah Cmy
Meby Cummonen
Dorian Anit
Armatronn
Amalies
Flaly
Comming
Jos
Rindergatten
Boartye
Urman Bryaeher Res GB
Pyke
Bundey
Pratremt
Riedy Musee
Tm Couneway
Devatieny
St. Ciphere Ane &T
Pairich's
Traum
Pant Hout
Soe
Jinioe Fitinedo
Parimin Fejslay
Fowahiv
Ernst wWening
Chyrrn
Fevre
Bimntey
RK mHoof Inteerasator
Hiasteword
Teh Bind
Armwraeey
B.J. Maaldons
Borel
Towne
Joy
Lees faLaw
Ate
Atimiater
Bundage Betterct_ fotnelerb Fund Ptuinjert
Puss Aire Prrrac Adunaniy
Isrersunn
Tts
Roaldeney
Salvation
Salvation Army
Mater Tchreatian
T Society
Sunie
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