Memorial note from family in Ca 'Peel area
In memory of a dear mother remembered by daughter and son in law Mr Mit Sitton and family of Ca Peel. Edna Keith Jon Herbert and children express sorrow and pay tribute to their mother with heartfelt memories.
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Aonln
Mr. Mit Sitton and
Peel
Praline Peleabels
Norma
Edna
Keith
Jon
Herbert
Cildren
Smith
Laalle
Lew
Unclear job ads and notices in mixed union text
A fragmented OCR page lists diverse employment notices and community notices. It mentions accounting machine operators, apprentices learning plumbing, and a hospital need, with varying names and locations garbled. Wages and living arrangements offered, times stated between afternoon hours. Continuous, unreadable segments hinder precise details.
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Remington
Mene
Will
Avian Derby winner at Harold Fark meeting
Sydney reports the Maluourme owned Avian Derby winner, Avian Dechy, prevailing by a length and a half from field led by Beene A Prowning. The race, part of the Harold Fark event, carried a prize of £1,800 and drew attention to notable owners B Bray and Ayfall Ome, with other contenders including Merrless Peter and a double noted.
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Sydney
Arold
Heck Bray
Merrless Peter
Canberra Swimming Pool Plans Backed by Officials
Debates in Canberra over a proposed new swimming pool for the northern Belt and the Molonglo area gather momentum. Advocates claim a central pool would serve expanding suburbs and reduce travel, while critics press for urgent government tender calls and clear planning to address health and education concerns.
Country Press Seeks Electoral Act Amendment
A rough report notes the Country Press Association calls for changes to electoral law to ban publishing any material within 72 hours before elections. The resolution, shared at the annual conference, argues the move would protect ballots and ensure fair public dissemination during campaigns.
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Country Press
Sydney
Weiloustay
Eure Betaine
Tosa
Thundaye
Fentays
Sauirdaye
Leather Subsidy Bill Affects Sarmne Industry
A note on subsidies for the leather industry and rising export concerns. The discussion references Minister Me to after a debate in Parliament, with mention of price controls and a proposed tax or subsidy scheme. The report highlights industry impact, potential costs, and parliamentary reactions.
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Rytiney
Weineatay
Eyrtually
Fithiakry
Chalfey
Rive Awvesi
Challey
Ecaimert Chat
Aliffarenuy
Weather Forecast Sketches Local Turbulence and Delays
Fragmented forecast notes describe eastern region unsettled with gusty winds and heavy rain. Observations list temperatures and cities including Perth and Brinbano with unclear figures.
Tax Amendments Boost Politicians Moat Benefit
Politicians will gain from proposed tax amendments to the Income Tax Act. Mr Spender spoke during a debate on allowances for plant and machinery and reductions for middle income costs. He argued the government should cut duty rather than offer wide rebates, urging targeted relief for families with children and dependents.
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Erytecogne
Spender
Mir
Spemder
Yuman
Ibern
White Australia Debate in Malaya Policy Clash
Mr Calwell and Mr Chifley clashed over immigration policy as Malaya’s governance spurred claims that White Australia is not broken. The discussion touched on restricting entry from non-admitting nations and criticized by Nehru and Asian leaders as interference.
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Australia
Scadatyey
Calwelly
McBride
Calwell
Babee
Austreluca
Iieration
Chiwell
Phinoan
Tan
Aine Zmoore Lawiniotive
Counc
Tran Intion Wien
Liberal Party
Parton
Campain
Owen
Teatwell
Altaysit
Ad. Sfasion
Indiana
Mir
Australiens
Australie
Pandit Nehru
Faretza Nieves
Austentin
Calwell Side
Clash Over Gag Application Spurs House Debate
Fragmented parliamentary record reveals bitter clash among members over the government's application of the gag during adjournment. Speakers accuse others of interfering with commerce and agriculture, pressing for questions to be answered and criticizing the chair’s handling of the debate.
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Menzies
Mensine
Spader
Meneses
Moran
Tanata
Syondereta
Mr. Chunneyt
Mir Chin
Rny
Coal Shortage Feared for Holiday Period
Amid fears of coal shortages ahead of the holidays unions press for production boosts. Officials and operators meet with owners to seek a quick solution to disruption in fiber services and energy supply during the peak period.
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Aydney
Unions
van Benoraard
Eraeapor
Faa
Hellaay Perion Cael
Ann
Chant
Liberals Favor Joint Control of Snowy Project
The Opposition Leader said Liberals would place the Snowy Mountains hydro scheme under joint control by the Commonwealth, New South Wales, and Victoria. He argued a joint venture would respect constitutional limits and reduce state ministers’ influence while warning against political use of the project. The Victorian Transport Minister Kent Hughes noted the ceremony of the Snowy project has been politicized by supporters.
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Ini Oppoattian
Liberal Party
Mauilala Hydro
Commonwealth
Mongica
Victorien
Ate
Kent Hughes
Stextion Pioposus
Food Gift to Britain Debate prompts postwar aid
A garbled report debates a food gift to Britain under postwar relief plans. Discussions mention a sum around £10,000,000 and criticism of deferring payments. Prime Minister and ministers argue aid should proceed while critics warn of financial burden. An undercurrent questions whether Australia should fund relief as a mere book entry.
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Ufe
Wits
Fawkner
Britain
Unites
Chit
Dedman
Australia
Government not to release petrol reserves
Government promises on petrol supplies faltered as Prime Minister faced questions in parliament. Ministers argued the state could not control distribution or usage while shortages persisted and calls for national action grew. Western Australia faced pressure as debates over securing fuel continued amid a looming strike.
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Mitongauluna
Heron Dell Ke
Etonet
Tonks
Itpreservatives
Gatorusist
Cteain
Compan Promigoa
Fie
Mtrenrare
Chidfew
CNC
Iy Mabry
Sasentiah
Wien
Cinfey
Ter
Usab
Staton
Western Australia
Ruth Avelenbia
Jimenver
Inflation War Over Wages Sparks Policy Debate
A fragmented text discusses raising wages to combat inflation, blaming basic wage levels for price pressure. It claims federal government controls inflation and mentions international tensions, with references to multiple nations and economic blocs and a call for accountability for financial strains.
Trades and Labour Advocates Call for Manuka Pool Closure
Trades and Labour Advocates urged the Minister for the Interior to close the Manuka pool at Markawalit, citing community health concerns and calls to sample water for bacteriological analysis. Officials debated timing, school bathing options, and coordination of union claims amid broader regulatory discussions.
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Trades and Labour
Manuka Pool
Trades and Labour Gaelast Niga
Subaaut
Markawalit & Pool
Atolangia Riv
Gardiner
ANU
G. Fisher
Department U) Health
Sydney
Bir
Rogers
Pinner
Williamson
TA Weber Fawce
Greengrocer Awarded Damages By Court
Melbourne Thursday report states a greengrocer of Burke Road was awarded damages in a divorce case. The court ordered costs against a plaintiff and noted allegations of misconduct by the defendant. Names appear garbled in OCR but include Hawker and Evans, with street references to Stain Street and Burke Road.
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Tiberay
Tiveidiea
Melboure
Fonsi Gurdon’ Hawker
Ferogrocer
Burke Road
Fast Ajurn
Tuanee Gavan
Mabel Hawker
Hugh Evans
Umbrtader
Stain Street
Justine Gavan Duffy
Hawker
Ronker Hecatuis
Eyrr
Hienen
No Appeal on Behalf of Sharkey Sydney
A partial fragment from a historical report notes a political matter involving the Communist Party and a figure named Sharkey Sydney. It mentions legal advisement on repeal and a court proceeding with a sentencing element tied to a Monday hearing.
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Sharkey
Sydney
Communist Party Iir
Power policy and butter price inquiry impact noted
A garbled report discusses power limits, butter price changes, and government controls. It mentions a minister for trade, a check by a prime official, and delayed production rate inquiries while controls were shifted to the savings board.
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Kyler Governiey
Bonnie
Seaben
Grant to States in Compensation for Coal Strike
Debates on government support for coal workers led to a plan to grant 48,000,000 to states as compensation amid the strike. Ministers clashed over Communist influence and wartime measures, while opposition accused the government of neglecting public suffering and considering harsh actions against the party.
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Yemnera Tradt Allereane Shing Uf Mart
Min Spender
Theyerormativer Yeuber
Cor Leven Ausforad
Amus Sat
Jaunista
Wajar Uniona
Auateadin
Labany
ChiBey
Isd
Spender
Justine Ise
Defence
Ic Communiat
Canwell
I Capitaliste
Aswell
Tn Labour Party
Courcey Party
Aiewwen
Calwell
Vols
Water Cleansing Inadequate at Manuka Pool
Canberra reporting on water treatment issues at Manuka Pool, with warnings of potential health risk to swimmers. Plans discussed include upgrades under Governor General patronage and a program led by Mr Brophy to improve life saving and pool facilities.
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Manuka Pool
Ster
Ramet
Land
Membeew
Childern
Avin
Lucal Club
Grnerals Patromagy
Morgong
Canberra
Brophy
Skye
J Bro
Phy
Heeprealdente
Menre J Kelly
Lo Boty
Mauger
le Myin
Paunsmiter
Buinbirigge
ALB
Armalisg
J. Dea
Tank Ranergan
F Soha On
C. Given
Hy Stephens
BW Rigen
J Diep
Ke Bumns
Quinn Ade i
Beilhy
Brews
Ke Burrows
D. O'Brien
Coxlay
W Hingen
Dlajur
W. Murrow
Major
Eeearal We Walle
Wiig
Bougian
Delaity
Simday
Prainine
Fuel minister plans measures amid shortages and diversions
In a report the fuel minister signals actions to curb shortages and disruptions. Statements point to suppliers and rotator firms. Justin Baraka Ashley named as senator Amour Mariee naked. Trucks and containers accumulate near central depots. Details mention Gealburn Cooramances and Decaume and a company diverted petrol to Australia for storage, prompting inquiries.
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Beaater
Telontaner
Baraka Ashley
Pty Iy
Senator Amour Mari
Gealburn
Australia
Raniey
State House Debates Petrol Shortage Amid Crisis
Sydney reports on the state house discussions about a petrol shortage. A motion, supported by Brunner, seeks government action to secure supply, consider rationing, and speed up production. The Premier and government face pressure as drivers and suppliers warn of weaker deliveries and school impacts.
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Sydney
Watney
Lachassetvy
Anmenbiy
Ibrunner
Intorm
Chifley
Zain Coal Board
Callaing
Cil Eormanten
Sterling Petrol Supply Debate Britain Australia Trade
The report notes government officials discuss Sterling petrol imports to Australia amid a delayed supply and a push to ensure adequate petrol for industry and transport. Officials warn of possible shortages and defend intervention measures while debating broader energy policy and market controls.
Carnival Day at Queanbeyan
A garbled report describes a Carnival Day at Queanbeyan with references to a grand ball, military salute, and local participants. It mentions a prominent event at night and a ceremonial atmosphere with speculation about attendance and proceeds.
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Queanbeyan
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