Scout News report on Aisentanen troop activities and events
A chaotic, OCR damaged capture describes a Scout group with several patrols attending campouts at Lake and Manuka Hockey Ground, noting investitures, training, swimming, and cooking activities. The piece lists leaders like Mr. A Roberts and J. O'Brien, mentions firefighting drills, community singing, and upcoming tests, camps, and district officer meetings.
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Canberra
Stehenson
7Xayn
A. Roberts
Kavin Day
Goodhew
J. O'Brien
M. Battard
McQeaville
Caudron
P. Courtney
I Thorounghood
Tanil
Senuls
Cube
Manuka Hockey Ground
Kingston
Brownie Pack enrolment ceremony at Canberra Methodists
A large gathering attended the enrolment of the 24 Brownie Pack at Canberra Methodist. Mrs Harrlaan presented the registration certificates to the Brown Owl. Rangers form a new company and focus on community work as leaders train new badges and patrols.
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Atwt
Heten Abnaon
Barbara Connd
Kirkland
Mra
Harrlaan
Mra. Harrison
Canberra
St. John's
Batty Baker
Pat Whirnan
Fay Sorensen
Voneh Johman
Buster ‘Tearne
Gig
Transport Strike Paralyses Sydney Theatres and Ports
About 1000 of Sydney's 1200 theatres will close on Monday as workers from the Road Transport Workers Union stage a strike. Affected services include front carriage operations and wharves, with trains curtailed. The halt aims to press the union demand for a new agreement as arbitration continues. Emergency transport will operate for essential institutions such as deep-stores during the stoppage.
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Sydney
Wedneutey
Allont
Turis
Wil
Road ‘Transport Workers’ Tinton PP
Ne Carap
Hun
Ai USA
Arbitrations Court
Tor @ new agnee
Deepstels
Australian New Zealand Open at Oct 31 meeting
Australian and New Zealand government representatives will open in Perth and discuss wartime issues and Pacific cooperation. Deputy Prime Minister Sr Kort and the Minister for Ey will lead the talks, focusing on questions affecting Australia and New Zealand and overall war-temperament in the Pacific.
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Pacific
Tvo
New Members Appointed to Secondary Industries Commission
The appointment of new members to the Secondary Industries Commission was confirmed by officials including W. D. Beott and H. R. Moerla with J. L. Knott as secretary. Chiffey noted Gomara and Marra have prior knowledge of duties in Australia, while Cochran chairs Queensland State Electricity and deputy roles at Paton. Morris chairs the Commonwealth Tariff Board and serves as assistant Comptroller-General of Customs.
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Pale For
Wer Reconstructaria Algete
W. D. Beott
H.R. Moerla
J. L. Knott
Chiffey
Gomara
Marra
Australia
Cochran
Queensland
Paton
Tate Morris
Tmummnanwealth
Tariff Board
Lamond
University student allocations at Australian universities
Melbourne reports 1.90 thousand student places reserved for next year across Australian universities. Medicine 188, dentistry 70, veterinary 160, engineering 110, agriculture 30. Science 130 at Sydney University and 40 at New England, with totals to be distributed among institutions.
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Melbourne
Pistmany Wienight
Thie Munnby
Sydney University
Delling
Aci-Nee
Bydony
Eng
University Colles
MEAT SUPPLIES FOR CANBERRA DISCUSSION ON PRICES AND ABATTOIRS
The ACT trades and Labour Journal reports pushes for Department of the Interior to regulate meat by grade and freight to reduce middlemen profits. Discussion covers new abattoirs, consumer benefits, and potential price controls. Council notes for cafeteria facilities and general conveniences at Kingston workshops. Royal Society meeting announced for tonight with talks on DDT and house fly control. Public notices advertise employment and housing ads in Canberra.
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Ube
Nulla Air
Gardiner
Kingston
Mlumenthal
Kingaton
Tueenructun
Council
Toma
Werke
Lithgow
Laura Connell
Ure
Blumenthal
ML Rhodes
Mec
Victory
Austing
Soticos
Urlarra
New Abattoirs
Royal Society
Institute of Anatomy
Shibius
GW. Allen
D. Waterhoumes
L Pryor
Irene Crispin
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Arnore
Arnott
Ned Sho
Oy B.C. Ateret
Gwen
Rat
Rile
Mer
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Scout News
Ded and
Sth
Aisentanen
Abba
Jane Beady
Cordon Ghaznon
Della
Hin Tendirfoot Badre
Ted Chariton Wan
Aodondelea
Ueanpeyan
Aienbura
Kvoup Guintuboe
Othor
Citieena
Aldara
Frank Parsant
Pathe Trier
Patrul Lacheyeank
Tnvvat
Bite
Avelans
Guide News
Canberra Rangers
Emrnest
Wis
ACR
Ian
OF Secondary Industries Commission
Dr. Morse
Ead Eid
Gaon
Ares
AMD
Seales Dipisiom
Trades and Labor
Jounell
Department of the Baterion
A. R. Gardiner
Department of the Interior Amd Use Health Department
Wingston
Bydney
Wilkinson
Oa Balunay
Australan
Assn Ma Lidsh
Hivision
Tore Aupw
Taavian Inquiry Agency
Temple Pourt
Ilimibeth Biveet
Aydney Phin Heath
Mutua
Auetratia
McKetlt
Win Linen
Caubers
Butch Heishreman
Camberlan
Particlury
Royal Society OF Australia
Alway
Davia
Canis Rd
Trunies
Iliey Boden
Wade
Ueynaunrs
Ueap
Fonta
Telopem
Barton
Monaro Crescent
Grit
Rive Catto Dog
Cowpey Street
North
Adnatie
Leica
P.m
Kaya
Diller
Hinder Plaass
Heye
Vicinity Civic
Fallon
Welanr
Watcom Causeway and Mechanical Works
Fiilay
A. Robertson
ACT
Reterns Ins
I Segea
Fae Perlesque
Tie Aguanetta
J. Carritt Maia
Evelyn Ankers
Tigeiar An
Capitol
Johs Wayne
Old
Oklahoma
Ighton
England
le Wien
iCociedt
iGaja Ue
Taentne
Java
Greatew
Mme
Andrew
Rennie Bekhem
Awevis
Lowe
Pear Rees
Murray Valley
Aim
Cues
Sturning
Canberra Tourist Bureau
Civic
I. Courlander
Tare Ai
Haring
Levan Rua
Man
Cobesta BS
Milent
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