War Service Homes and Pension Eligibility Clarified
An public notice explains War Service Homes schemes and pension calculations. It outlines loan amounts, locality design freedom, and eligibility steps with War Service Homes Commission guidance. It notes rates of pension pay and widow allowances, plus contact for inquiries and application support.
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Sapeere
ACF
Uniar
War Service Homes
Echame
San
War Service
Berrice
Swimming Club to Begin 177 Season
The swimming club prepares for the 177th season with new talent entering from Canterbury and notable performers achieving strong results in recent competitions. Key figures include Lt. Lindsay Know, a former champion remembered for his wartime service, and the club aims to renew its prestige as a premier local program.
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Swimming Club
Geehdiren
Canterre
Seurap Sheng
The Year Book and Commonwealth Printing Waste
The Commonwealth Government spends heavily on publications amid delays in the Commonwealth Year Book and related year book materials. The 1943 44 Year Book was delayed. the 1944 45 Year Book is promised soon, but production priority appears low and material quality is questioned as a wasteful diversion from healthier printing priorities.
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Commonwealth
Ox Publications
USA
Pram
Toma
Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
World Play Success Por Alert Hall
Rosa Huichanan will bring to Conservathle weak Oscar Wilde a Say with great acclaim across world capitals. First produced in London, it later reached New York with Mor ray leading, drawing mixed reactions. Leslie Blakes of BBC based the script on Wilde biographies, and Lord Alfred Douglas endorsed it, noting a faithful portrayal. Albert Balllon will host Tuesday and Wednesday with possible future runs if support materializes.
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Rosa Huichanan
Oscar Wilde
London
Robart Sayed Wilde
Hollywood
New York
Morray
Pachad Hinusse
Lesiie Blakes
BBC
Wilde
Frac Hareis
Andre Gide
Herard
Abe Wewardian
Bel
Alfred Douglas
Albert Ball Lon
Twsaday and
Wednawday
Buchanen Hee
Hunters Valley Dam opens in first stage of reclamation plan
Three Ministers and other members of State Parliament attended the official opening of the Glenbown Dam construction work in Hunter Valley. The £1,400,000 project aims to reclaim erosion scarred lands and restore fertility, with the dam expected to develop a capacity of 120 000 acre feet as the first phase of a broader plan.
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Mubwellsnook
Amon
Hur
Hunter Valley
Scaffolding Collapse Hurts Player Amid Hospital Amputation
A scaffolding collapse injured a player identified as Manly ambulance took him to Manly Hospital where the injured hand was amputated. He and others demanded a 25 percent increase from organizers amid the aftermath of the incident.
The Steps of Marco Pee Lecture in Capital Event
A lantern lecture at the Capital drew over 100 attendees. Cable and Musee Pranceme led by Mine Cable presented travel stories from across the globe. The event, titled To the Tops of Marco Evia, featured slides as the audience learned of Marco Evia and prison work. A welcome was extended by Rev H Hareiaon and treasurer Rev W J Williams noted support from the Commonwealth Bible Society.
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Cable
Beaws
Facelge Ibisle Society
Musee Pranceme
Marco Evia
Bande
Jesus Chetat
Bret Ure
Ana
Wareige
Bite
Cou Mian
Tibet
Abe
Jonas Jenriat
H Hareiaon
Wis
W. J. Wiliamn
Commonwealth Bible Society
Obituary Notice for Mr David Dillon Found Dead
Obituary for Mr David Dillon a well known identity in unions and sport who lived in Canberra and Oakleigh Victoria. Dillon served with the Government Printing Office before moving to Canberra five years ago. He was active in football and cricket administration and contributed to betting rule governance.
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David Dillon
Sporting Etrebae
Canberra
Hin ‘Thome
Oakleigh
Vistoria
Dillon
Canbarra
Naa
Prom
Tnt
Bett
Natives Largely Opposed to Bomb Test Area Move
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Mr. Dovey on behalf of the Council asks the Government to avoid cementing to any plan that would disrupt Aboriginal work in Central Australia. He seeks assurances that if testing continues, funds will support existing programs and that a large munition factory planned for South Australia won’t erase the Aboriginal reserve or destroy the launching ground.
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South Australis
Australia
Mir. Dovey
Central
Ita
Wilen Tagak
Musewan
South Australia
Union Ban May Force Cancellation of Wool Sales
The Brisbane wool sale faces possible cancellation as a union ban threatens operations. Waterside Workers and Packers Union members back the ban, with over 100 buyers expected in Brisbane and more than 50,000 bales catalogued for this week’s auction. Local officials weigh the impact.
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Sonday
Volunes
Bate
Federry
Unio
Barkin
Jasmiae
Dalim Wval
Lely
Fedora
Rawentiv
Brisbane
Dlacuas
Ighet Ortr Bandung
Poll Tax Racket Disfranchises Millions in 0.3.A
New York dated report quotes Republican candidate G. Ik Bender criticizing poll taxes used in the Southern states. He argues the tax effectively buys votes and disenfranchises millions unable to pay. He cites concentration of political influence by those who can afford the poll tax.
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New York
Milsion Americana
Goverleas
Hooa
HaDt
Menlvet
Sonarassman G. 1K
Bender
Fepublican
Ohio
So Acticie
New York “Field-Tribune
Boutkeen
Woman Injured When Car Crashes Into Tree
Sydney report states Mrs. Man Sr of Martin Brevi Howrville was injured this morning when a car she rode in veered off the road and struck a tree. Police arrested the driver on charges of drunken driving as the vehicle was wrecked and slid into a gully.
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Sydney
Man Sr
Martin Brevi
Howrville
Neenjeanarly
Four Men Arrests Follow Main Street Struggle
About 100 people battled to prevent four men from being arrested on Main Street Merrylande late Dust ght. An urgent wire brought more officers. Constable Sum was injured. The four suspects were taken into custody for alleged drunken driving and accomplice offenses.
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Bydney
Weronind Taro
Hhey
Main Street
Merrylande
Dustght Borpeant
J. Jona
Tole
Conateble Sum
Seine
No Trace Found Of H.M.A.3 Perth Survivors
Sunday report from Sydney says no trace of the H.M.A.3 remains after a raid near Betherenda East Indian waters. The rescue tug Ware and crew arrived in Sydney Harbour, with two officers and 13 men, dressed in civilian and army clothes provided by locals. The crew were en route by train from Grafton to reunite with relatives as inquiries proceed.
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Sydney
Ourvette
Sydney Harbour
Bethernda
Macquarie
Vnli
Grafton
Clvitians
Acameres Greene
Rey Trol
Oak
Eee
Interhouse athletics carnival yields multiple champions
The Canherre zharch of Girt Grammar deheol held a lively interhouse carnival on Friday with Forrest totaling 193 points and Kilburn placing third with 148. Davis led the senior division with 4 wins as Bruce defeated Atkinson for the intermediate crown. Waverley dominated relays and several events, while Lieke and Jardine topped various skipping and sprint tests.
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Girt’ Grammar Deheol
Avertey
Polata
Forreet
Kilburn
Ravertey
Juan Shears
Ore’ Prasad
Davis
M Denis
E. Alston Fumnereup
N. Bruce
J. Atkinson
W. P Newin
J. Merriman
Hiterere
Tnter-nouse
Fluure
Wavartey
Marzi Aan Wild Milaon
W. Inghar
Wks Fawr
M. Paver
Mary Te
Attionon
A. Danbot Hingham
M. Lane
Piva Ad Ye -P
B. Jardine
Mevie
Ace Sim
Renior
Alaton
Rowin Gon
Nixon
Waere
Daniel
Leper
Mayrick
Sterryman
Tranner
Malson
Booth
Jardine
Blaickland
Hargrave
Mair
Whitney
Moore
Wray
Nevin
Nevin and Pevoanirs Archer, Parry and Tall, Mn) Intermediate Skipping: Croker
Welle
Coonan
Firth
Grnehead
Accingon
Mt. Laren
McKeown
Robinson
Parlay
Alston
Pommon
Walters
Durren
McKeachnis
McKeachnie
Meld
B. Read
Pigein
G Pearson
J. Atkin
FE. Alaton
Kyte
Waverley
Forrest & Satan
Nie
Porrat
Ko Oa
Circle
Vantor
Gel
Ay Kilburn
Forrest
Milburn
Onion
Auburn
Welmary
Xara
Interim Government entries amid Indian political shifts in Lahore
Moslems move toward a new Interim Government in India as factions in Lahore debate forming Pakistan. Ali Khan and others from the Muslim League press for a government that can operate smoothly without full cooperation from Congress, amid broader direct action campaign tensions.
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Lahore
India
Pakistun
Rags Ghazan
Ali Khan
Moalam
Lees [Gue
Mottram
Victoria Faces Transport Strike Amid Wage Disputes
Melbourne reports a widespread transport strike as rail and tram workers demand higher pay amid wage unrest. Government says no intervention. Train services disrupted with cancellations and reduced goods movement. Wharf and public service unions prepare further action as arbitration bodies convene.
ACTU TO REVIEW WAGES CONFERENCE WITH GOVERNMENT
The emergency committee of the ACTU after de- ctioning today the Femulta of the conference at Can Dorr lant Tuesday. Agreed upon cer tain reperanntations which will be faced before the full executive of the AcTU, Waste perking regulations and Wage Increasen were decred at Canberra by the ACTU officials fund the Government. The emergency committer will meet to-morrow to decide whether the executive mating, sche duled for Thursday, should be defer fed until next week because of the transport hold-up.
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AGT
Gre Minister Arrives in Canberra In Diplomatic Visit
Dr J Kiernan Minister for Eire arrives in Canberra with wife and children. They lodge at Hotel Canberra and plan to reside in the capital. Kiernan studied at University College Dublin and London University and served as minister to Austria before arriving in Australia. He witnessed four administrations in Italy and has a background as a diplomat and scholar.
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J. Kieren
Eire
Caibaren
Give
Colin
Tey
Australis
Vatican
Italy
Patrol ration list unclear and incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a patrol ration and a start date sample tied to November, with references to Mr HR Wales and Saturday events. Unable to determine a clear event, person, or organization from the legible content.
Strong seven for Davis Cup team urged by US
The United States plans a strong seven roster for the Davis Cup ties as Australia seeks victory. Americas players, including Parker and Mulloy, display form though some fitful performances and injuries shape selections. Team competition remains open with relay of singles and doubles matches at Forest City venue.
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Americas Baal
Eat
Thane Siestine Vines
Parker
Mulloy
Achrostr
Kemer
Brown
Pia
Hopman
Qheractil
Sac Pape
Windin
Greland
Kramer
Forest Fite
Treat ES Weary
Althogh Yoong
Canberra University to Invite Overseas Professors Next
Interim Council discussed inviting international professors for periods up to six months to advance research, with visits led by Professor David from University of Nairobi or similar authorities. Applications for this week seek social science scholars to collaborate on mining research and graduate training.
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Canberra University
Teosire
Australie
Gantarra
Tesearch National University
Ity
Aaamont
Tor Wiraswarta
David Tae
Good response to loan apps and campaign progress reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe loan application responses and campaign canvassing efforts. It references totals, committees, and weeks in a failed format, noting directors and revolving figures without clear context or dates.
Balmer Carnival Postponed By Diurttlee Weather
A windy cool spell disrupted surf and beach events at Surfers Prom Beach with the Balmer carnival postponed due to rain and rough conditions. Local authorities urged residents to stay safe as the forecast remained unsettled.
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Balmer
Farm Machinery Lost in Shou Fa Fire Investigations
Fire investigators probe a blaze at Shou Fa where farm machinery is reported missing or damaged. Officials outlined preliminary findings and noted 5 percent damage estimates while inspecting the scene for further losses.
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sHao Fa
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