Memory of a Father and Mother in Loss
A memorial note expresses loving memory for a father William Sohn ferris and mother who died on 21 May 1947 at Condobutit. It mentions family members, a brother named Nan, and conveys enduring sympathy for the bereaved in Queanbeyan. The fragmentary text reflects grief and remembrance from relatives including in laws Kin Calin and NORRIE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Boonen
Tatiana
Ayame
Kin Calin
Norrie Wy
William Sohn Ferris
Condobutit
Deture
Queanbeyan
ACT Awards at Brickworks Details Unclear
A confused report from Canberra Brickworks describes conciliation decisions on employment conditions for wheelers and others, noting seven workers in the display hall and proposed shifts and safety measures. The lengthy document references the Medersted Brick and Pottery Union and mentions possible future contests or appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Findlay
Yosterday
Canberra Brichyards
Trade policy drift underscored by postwar dollar issues
A wartime era note discusses Washington driven concessions with North Atlantic Pact nations and a move toward a world trade framework. It argues protectionist barriers hinder exchange and highlights Britain’s imperial tariff history, US role as lender, and the push for a shared commercial accord amid dollar pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington of Westt
United States
Commonwealth
Annecy
Ottawe
United Statos
Briain
Visit of Viceroy Regent and party to Sydney event
Viceroy Regent and Mrs Me Akell with staff visited Sydney yesterday for a ceremonial reception. In the afternoon they attended a club gathering and were seen at a memorial hill event before departing for Sydney this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomn Exceltcheiss
Mra
W. J. MeAkell
Betty Mekett
Alcendalty Makic W. Pope
Tentersteydryeuterday
Eb Hauck
Macy Clute
Hira
Kaytee
Eivas Dimes
Java Holland
Anduonientlye
Prdarme
Canberra Weather Report From Local Station Data
Meteorological bulletin for Canberra notes a barometer near 30.2 inches, light showers developing in the afternoon, with a cool night and northwest winds. The report lists rainfall measurements and temperatures across surrounding towns including Bungendore and Yass, with forecasts indicating dull skies earlier and a mild to moderate pattern through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
aDamallui
Mugen
Pam
Regiatretiona
Yootorady
Cromawet
Gisminahy
Dindatyoc
Apifal
Rydnevin
Melbourne
Brivtane
A. Adelaidé
Peet
Otart
Chemists Already Do Much Clerical Work
A report discusses chemists handling significant clerical duties in the pharmaceutical service. It notes potential policy shifts by the Minnesota officials and the cabinet’s stance on whether old formulations remain valid without changes. The piece highlights consequences for pharmacists and the need for extra prescription copies when dangerous pathogens are involved.
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Aypney
Muniays
Awe
Ramsay
Choi
Ehemiate
ACT Tennis Finals Delayed By Weather In October
The ACT tennis finals were postponed due to weather with tentative dates under review. Officials confirmed the event will occur next weekend if conditions improve, with key players Manules Bonita and Matah Ye among those expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ania
State Lottery Sydney Draw Report
Monday results show prize allocations across multiple syndicates including Opa fed Tempenes revadlente and Vou art IL. Entries list Carton Capa and F Windmor Ruma from Dulwich with prize notes. further numbers reference Hib Wenarth, 29 Cowper Street Crip, and Morehead atemet with Lottery No. 1930 to be drawn.
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Sydney
Ietrae
Fone” Syndicate
Binet
Wobley
Opa
Y. Biets
Cowper Hee
Vouart IL
Hospital Board Probes Accommodation Shortfalls
The Canberra Community Hospital Board moves to investigate adequacy of trained staff, staffing conditions, and hospital accommodation. A joint committee would review staffing, uniforms, and facilities, with recommendations to improve wards and overall hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
S10apital
Yeateeday
Jemve
Ourp
Guy
Dollar loan advocated by Professor Copland
Professor Copland argues rapid economic development is essential for the Commonwealth to recover from the war blow. He supports a universal dollar loan plan tied to a broad national effort, urging cooperation among unions and governments to fund reconstruction and health services while warning against delaying measures.
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Copland
Sydney
Two World
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Tiratesren
Hospital Board Debates Union Validity and Patient Care
A board meeting debated the authority and validity of a union, with references to the Arbitration Act and Commonwealth powers. The discussion covered hospital extensions, treatment decisions, and potential delays in materiel, along with proposals for patient care and resident medical staff involvement.
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Atureney-tienyal
Howd
Matteen
Ty de Lane
Move 70 Upset Coroner's Finding 47 Years Ago
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic report referencing Move 70 and a coroner's finding from decades past. Names, places, and specific actions are largely unreadable, with scattered phrases about cameras, tunnels, and court proceedings. The readable bits suggest a historical inquiry or sensational claim but lack coherent detail for a clear event.
Canberra Hotel Seeks to Employ Women in Bars
A proposal from a Canberra hotel licensee to allow women to serve liquor in Canberra hotels prompted a Department of the Interior review. The motion was debated, with supporters urging a change to permit women behind bars, while opponents cited traditional roles and concerns over liquor service. The issue tied to regulatory wording and potential implications for licensing and enforcement in local hospitality venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Canter Hotel
Can Berra
Department of the Interior
Ward Wea Denies Communist Ties in Canberra Hearing
In a stalled Canberra hearing, Mr Ward Wea denied links to the Communist Party after questions from Br J Teary and others. The minister, amid turmoil over Soviet ties in 1949, faced inquiries about possible membership and Soviet Day references. A later adjournment paused further questioning.
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Amlanourna
Tranaport
BJ. Wand
J.battes
Snona
Yan Contret Party
Ag “Uu
Witnery
Wayul Eormaaas
Nto
Chausian Smack
Ings
Smits Cee Friends
Soviet Union
Ward
Communist Party
Mw Masth
Community Party
Entieu Cuuten
FSU
Br. J. Teary
Flit
Mey
Canberra
Wurman
Ale
McCillich
Almecaana
Miler
Wart
Pasliamene
Censan Sahin
Toomon
Council to Review Cole Report on ACT Government
The article reports an ACT council discussion on the Cole report and its implications for government operations. Negotiations reference alternatives, including committee reviews, alternative proposals, and potential steps to advance the inquiry. Opinions highlight the need for timely study and decisive action by council members and departments involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Cole
ACT
Sei J.D. Vole
Eivie
Albert HS
Ry Malls
Coe
Aleo
Rianaing
Rupert
Soriek
Dr Nott
Fraser
Canberra
Elvietah
W. K. Pottnata
Dormie
Advianey Coararil
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and codes
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and numbers with no clear narrative. The text includes repeated personal names like Levin and Welch, places such as Water and Cenone, and numerous alphanumeric tokens, suggesting a damaged clipping with miscellaneous references rather than a coherent story.
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Nolo — Maris Grier
Peste
Bary
Raymond
A.C.T
Orichi
Elen
Menaing
A. Pruvial van
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Canberra Grammar School
Modena
Prospectus Om
Dana David Garmey
M.A
Ons
Brian H. Colman
Optometrist
Crawford ST
Royal Hotsl
the Conberrs Times
Mi Cam Mo Ie Rowe
Seard
Jamelt
Iremeiny
Aten
Akiment Tenet
Galler
Lervntries
Draatic
Yaluaiyen
Eprrenesrs
Chap
Envntrins
Etock
Jertean
Rai Canherre Medical Practitions ‘Association
W. Monahan
Celap
Pane
Monchen Naill
Scottewid
Queuibeven
Kington Whitt
Tinerman
Cammonearthy
Ak Ie Dalla Jevdoius
TN Eala
Bacshall Ping
Austeasian —Reatrestiioa Sys Beer
Rowe
Geole
Mr. Broxee
High Court
Donnelly
Iatsihich
Tosa
Nureabundall
Farhan
Aig. Avin
Roatmrat
Ieyrepe
Aréonvin
Amy Ghattena Amouinnis
A.R.U
Bydnie
Momly
di Vi Holt
N. Baailley
Melcovese
Shrine
Laan
Ate
Wien
Leta Li Supreme Court
Gelabe
Tmnel
Prasues
Texas
Sven
Jay
Aftish
Maith
Marae
Obama
Pete
Ena
Stich Ann
Mr. Ward
Wea
Tepetrory
Pisgere
Uiely
Wile
Waugh
Pier Savatele Gruugiy Thystney
Anton
Ehaxed
Cunborya
Aociety Daria
Tel Mea Cao
Soalebina Hays Mblaset
Uys Simetannes
Aviud
Pupilistiente
Chto Ntire Nk
Feewsewon
Ysis Waveeh
Casey
Pak Amhimr
Vortontiers Reyna
Therion
Han Ayana
Crete
Lee Eines
Atanyioe
Canberrs Ch
Acta Gama Quayok al
AE Wartiai Apmgertord
Iaky Een
Dieta
Cenone
Wwitet
Jom
Tim G
Aeoher
Benoit
Art
Moratiell
Mina Pines
Ye Itaton
Bulane
Stu
Alenia
Iligotis
Aseen Iy
Create
Mateler
Bale
Perciva Sprnievant
Ute
Bev Aki
Pope
Tea
Eden Tome
Tunimess
Yigal
Bookmakers
Memlousty
Gyamie
T. Saithbh
Ufe
Garbo Bupy
Parteskind
RIE AG
Milas
Lermig
Luroudi
Thor
Kase
Pyralmite
Ceusley Consett
Uae
Rady Works Ab Cauinens Tredey
Folloising
Fageays Bruit
Wiis Maudiell
Cufer Shayih
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