Applications invited for January caretaking at Fairborn Works Hotel
Australia’s Department of Work and Training invites applications for January 4 day caretaking at Fairborn Works Hotel, Chicago. Rates vary by family size and duties. applicants must be over 18 and provide service references. Selection by ballot. multiple openings with specific per person wages and bonuses.
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Fairborn Works
Heetel
Cac
Dermo
Annie
Wren
Pernonine
Dallot
Bourne Breet
Byaney
Petrol shortage and import permits affect Australian economy
A有 fragmented wartime style discussion notes petrol scarcity threatens transport and war effort. It cites import permits for additives from Britain, potential government commandeering, and rationing by motor agencies. The piece critiques ministerial awareness and argues rationing harms farmers and exporters while claiming no immediate war risk.
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Tanqughout
Ube
Commonwealth
Adaibionai Atoche
Winxtemdon Tor & Fur
Cline
Laboure Party
Cody
Aupphias
Adine Brere
Weifl
Otter
Australia
Britain
Uiemax
Private Building Costs in Canberra Rise 15 Percent
Canberra building costs climb by about 15 percent driven by shortages of coal and materials and higher wage rates. Builders note tender prices for new homes average around £ per square foot, with overall costs well above last year. Demand remains steady but suppliers face supply gaps and price pressure.
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Canberra
Wubi
Taitrasea
Bria
Perth
Petrol stocks in critical condition amid shortages
The Prime Minister and Finance Minister warn petrol stocks are under strain with reserves for defence and a projected weekly consumption far above supply. Officials say prices may rise as they press oil companies to honor higher pricing while denying withholding of supplies. A black market exists in urban and rural areas amid expected disruptions.
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Chit ‘Ay
Yorarday
Dldcland Australim
Waa
Muppliva
NABA
Devas
Weil
Exiled Wives of Commonwealth Leader Marooned Abroad
A report notes the wives of a top Commonwealth official stranded abroad after an afternoon tax dispute in Canberra. The situation highlights domestic strain within the ruling circle and tensions over policy in the capital city.
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Mra
Mie
Tera
Commonwealth
Cheen Mouse
Canberra
Governor welcomed in Melbourne ceremony with 240 attendees
An official welcome event in Port Melbourne saw the governor greeted by Honorable officials. Airball Brooks and others participated as the ceremony proceeded with a formal procession and remarks about Abe sweasiig.
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Mlbourne
Air Balla Brooks
Orcaden
At Hon Pier
Port Melbourne
Ibs
Rae
Hrypir Excellenciea
I Ann Holas
Abe Sweasiig
Murat
ANA and TAA Passenger Comparison Reveals Melbourne Route Lead
The report notes ANA carried 131 gers versus TAA 454,168 passengers on major routes, with Melbourne adelside competitive pressure. It cites growth in air travel and the Sydney Canberra corridor as a key factor, highlighting ANA’s higher passenger totals over TAA.
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Melbourne
Tuenlay
Juustealion National Airsaynie
Une Corll Aviaedow
T.A
Aydney-Canbeers
Communists Menace in South East Asia
The Prime Minister stated full awareness of amplifying dangers in Southeast Asia and pledged steps to ensure security against communism. A discussion on policy occurred during a meeting in Spain with foreign and military officials and U.S. representatives.
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Sommuniam
South-East Asia
Nis
Eng Uru
Ramuni
Mgareaskem
ChiBey
Sapan
Ganfrat Macarinar
Cormuasioner
Boutseat Awa
Malcatm Seo Donal
Sydney Peace Council Chief Rules Out Moran Rally
Mayor Ald O Dea says the Sydney Peace Council will not back a rally proposed by Communist Stan Moran on November 12. Official advice asserts the council is not affiliated with the Communist Party, while Victorian headquarters reportedly opposed Moran's application for a rally in the city.
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Sydney
Ald
O'Dean
Austal
O'Dea
Communat Party
Victorian
In Arts
Edi
Stan Moran
Moran
Weat
Ferral
Election Poster Debate in House Over 80 Square Inch Rule
In Parliament yesterday opposition MP Monkson criticized proposed limits on election posters to 80 square inches stating it would curb free speech. Debates touched on the Commonwealth Electoral Bar and alleged manipulation of public opinion by Labour claims.
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Ie Lescor
Me. Monkson
House, of Representatives
Commonwealth
Adernan
Maranca
Asif
Ita
Hom
Fawkner
Beale Parra
Constant
Grim
Cemmiteca
Burke
Ite
Seale
Labour Party
Equipment to Australia Includes 200000 Pounds Gear
Australia will receive 200000 pounds worth of American earth moving equipment. The government, via the Works and Housing Ministry, announced the payment in sterling and listed items such as tractors, bulldozers, excavators, ditchers, and concrete wires. Some gear will go to the Mountain hydro electric project and new mines in New South Wales.
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Australia
United Kinks
Iir
Lanmnon
Aterling
United States
Immingland
Fapore
Weather Caneriula Tyemley Forecast Update
Readable fragments indicate a forecast update for Caneriula Tyemley with 3 pm timing and guidance from ODOT and BF roote. Mentions truoperature at BAI, wind details, inland and coastal regions, with notes on temperatures and wind speeds. overall tone indicates a regional forecast with variable conditions.
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Caneriula
Tyemley
Foupomater
Ak Dante
ODOT
Ak BF Roote
Truoperature
Bai
Gap Digrenant & Pum
GAR
Maxim
F Sinn
Eninimiom
Canmerra
Two Charged With Conspiracy To Dope Horse In Sydney Court
In Sydney Central Court Thomas Willem Glvewan of Potts Point and Terence Gg a stablehand of Banavick were charged with conspiring to administer a noxious substance to the horse Smooth Action entered in the January Day Handicap. They were remanded to November 15.
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Sydney
Central Court
Thomas Willem Glvewan
Aben
Potte Point
Terence Gg
Banavick
Job Boavin Mylea
Parliamentary Debate Sparks Proposal on Voter Eligibility
A fragmented report from Parliament references a heated discussion on power to pick wagers and female representation. The text mentions the House of Representatives, conciliation, arbitration, and a federal role, with unclear details about the introduced measure and participants.
Delegate Man Killed by Train
A delegate man was killed by a train in an incident described by the report. The event occurred in Creigend with Dunn noted among those affected. The article's wording is garbled but records a fatal train collision involving a delegate.
Professional Golf Won by W Holder in Sydney
W Holder of the Takes Club won the protean most chat Dlenahip tentay with foe rox le Open ROUL champion. Norman van Nida and others followed with 203 and 305 as the event unfolded in Sydney Tuesday.
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Sydney
W. Molder
Takes Club
Police Sergeant Charged With Embezzlement In Central Court
Police sergeant Gailty faced embezzlement charges in Central Court after pleading guilty. Sentenced to six months imprisonment on each count, with two year good behavior bonds, amid claims of embezzling funds from Wobbly Fry and forging receipts.
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Dydney
Central Court
Nto
Bidmey
Tonia Raine
Randwick
Wobbly Fry
Fearne
No Constitutional Power To Order Petrol Release
The Commonwealth Government lacks power to compel petrol sales and control supplies. Senator Ashley defended the position stating only the Director General of Retail or related officials can intervene if shortages arise. Reporters pressed on potential price protections and import options to address rationing concerns.
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Ashay
Ashley
Premier questioned on petrol stocks by state members
In a fiery question session in the Cogialative Assembly, Davies and Howarth pressed the Premier about petrol supplies. They cited large country stockpiles kept by distributors and warned of transport disruption as drivers demand unemployment relief. The Premier said relief measures could not be implemented immediately.
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Sydney
Tueeday
Davies
Walta
Howarth
Mtoraa
Common Wealth
Mtr Bowte
South Coast
O'Sullivan
Ned
Tim
Murere
Moire
At & Lime
Wenka
Warte
Release Urged Of Defence Petrol For Use In Industry
In Parliament Mr Davidson urged immediate release of defence petrol for essential industry. He criticised current rationing as counterproductive and called for 100 gallons per carrier to support farmers and regional needs. He warned against propaganda and stressed urgent development of petro industry within 12 months.
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Capricorsie
Home of
Davids
Perio Poullien
Rome
Pets Ponion
Bayvason
Jon Thay
Muniberg
Davidson
Devel
Davidaon
Petro Ito
Australia
HA Monte
Advisory Council Weighs Cole Report on Canberra Administration
The Advisory Council debated the Cole report amid distrust of a full municipal takeover. Members considered form and scope of territory governance, proposed council structures, and whether to delay decisive action until interdepartmental discussion concludes.
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Cole
Peaser
Alfeire
Mer. Cole
Sal
Emnirade
Petr Jane
Frenne
Une
Municipal Couric
Rity Ares
A.C.T
Muunicipal
Canberra Clyre Gynnell
Canberra
Municipal Counnell
Counell
Coleny Tor
Framer
Aervante
Str
Frentala
Mattara
Tr. Cote
Utr
Fraser
Mr. Frazer
Bir
Angie
Uney
Wwe
Norknersiy
Tilia
Pune
Partie
Canrterrs
Vnat
Wale Tanke
Penesti
Canberra municipal council energy debate in parliament
In a debate on Canberra governance, Dr Nott warns against immediate municipal council creation due to high costs. He cites Canberra’s projected inauguration and maintenance expenses and argues for careful, affordable planning. Referred costs spark concern over burdening taxpayers.
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England
Coutelon
Renerall
Australia
Benatar
Ren
Wille Wald
Johildren
Jm Department
Maxim
Dr. Nett
Cipal Council
Fayen
Conta
Cole
Canberra
Manotorpal Council
Ringer
Migrant allegations spark political clash in Victoria
Victorian figures accuse a group of migrants entering Australia amid claims of provocation and political manipulation. Mr Calwell and Mr Wardan deny planned unrest, citing a young man’s attempt to breach borders and media reports as sources of tension.
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Calwell
William Wardan
Warde
Aualia
Ua x Cormuniat
Cacil Bharpley
Victorian Royal Comat Invoman Neli
Pamenigers
Durante
New Peters
Cadwell
No Boycott of Snowy Scheme Sparks Debate
Ambiguous text notes Growalootric project with a foundation and a lender. A council member claims invitations were not the subject of discussion and that he would attend if allowed, while being a porter of the project.
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Mosaics
Conference Minutes Reveal Country Press Association Leaders
Tuesday report details the annual conference of the Country Press Association listing executives and officers from various regions including President Mungrave and Vice Presidents Murwellrook and J Tamworth. It names chairs such as H Campbell Warwick and J Bradley with numerous regional delegates and the secretary Nova Sorimerlad.
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Aydney
MM. Mungrave
Welongongi
Jimmenate Fast Ealdent
Bryth
MaLintack
Murwellrook
Josepha i
Polio Suspect Reported in Hunter River Area
A nine to fourteen month old child, displaced from a camp at Grats, is reported as a polio suspect in the Hunter River area. The child is admitted to Dealtland Memorial for observation while under medical supervision.
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Hunter Area
Faa Dees
Hunter River
Grats
Dealtland Memorial
Andia
Anther
Canada Seeks Ten Goods From Australia Amid Unclear Notes
Fragmented text mentions Canada wanting ten goods from Australia and references Vancouver. The garbled lines also mention a canine, a team, and place names, but no coherent events or dates are clear.
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Eileen Mort Yech
Reginald Mortloch
Santee
AFDA
Crawford Murset
Sea Fropessionat
Elson Lemmon
Duaister
Bbogaini Silat
Comtere Alia
Vic
ANA
TAA
S.E. Asia
Peace Council
Vail
Sydnot
Twesday
Dunn
Creigend
Delegeta
M Prnda Tenn
W. Holder
Gailty
Tweedy
Provan
Maanachussttn
Advisory Council
Act
Colm
Hobart
G. Moore
de Rogers
Wor Poth
Tor
Ttm
People's
Casinell
Interior
Gurcil
Canada
Vancouver
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