Fragmentary Warmar Chronicle: Dawn Pharmacy Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Dawn pharmacy in Kinga Wr napstetment and a throne figure with the number 148. Readable items are scarce, with no clear event or date to anchor a full summary.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1947
Page
2
Undefined 1908 Era Brief Aids Ban on Language
A fractured OCR item notes an official fined for language use linked to a by law against lettering tied to a Communist Party. Mentions individuals including Stanley Morus and a waterworks group, with scattered references to bands, middleweight boxing, and international ties in a perplexing, partially legible 3008 news brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOH
Temenhey Banu
Stoney
Stanley Morus
Waterclian
Cort Idas
Uva
Dauweln
Wan Uulettering
Ugat Nerat
Unita
Beaita
Wealth Director General of Health Marital Note
Personal marriage notice mentions Miniaes alt choy eerk de Metcaite at Common. The Wealth Director General of Health is cited in the notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniaes Alt. Choyeerk
de Metcaite
Country Week Cricket Carnival Opens December Clash
Twelve Yeama including Boutdarn Districts will compete in the Country Week carnival from December 3 in New South Wales. The event pits Western and New South Wales teams across venues at Sydney and surrounds, with fixtures set to showcase regional cricket talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Monsey
Wea
Wales
Bydicy
Country Week Golf Qualifiers At Sydney Championship
Country Week golf qualifiers began in Sydney with players from Wollongong Muswellbrook Canberra and Grafton listed among leading marks. Notable names include T A Bruce Wingham and H Mardy Canberra with scores noted alongside. Leaders in regional mining polo and other districts also appear among the qualified shots for the opening tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Betain
Manly
Bennett
J. Bercint
K T. A. Bruce
Wollongong
Muswellbrook
Thy. Rowe
Cootamuniira
W. Sirettatu Suri
Gerd
Aw. Jay Sous
Aps
Finny Ih
E Dodavelt
Grafton
W. H. Casey Amerriy
H. Mardy
Wingham
Grimine iCanberrat
Burgene
Sunshine
Formar
OeMmine
Lauder
Hambwaye
Fee
Hehatter iChefong
Periwa
Ye Ghumiths
Brice
Ant
Owen
Parliament Members Planned Trip in Unclear Constellation
Fragmentary OCR describes MPs and an aircraft event with dates and times but text is garbled. It mentions a tour in a constellation setting and an air car affair, with phrases about a return to a location and specific times. The overall meaning remains unclear due to corrupted words and missing context.
Canberra Forecast Missing Data
Forecast for Canberra region shows scattered clouds and showers on the western tablelands. Winds from the west remain fresh, with no significant changes expected to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palrtatrn
norull-West
Canberra Weather Note From Fragments
A fragmented weather entry for Canberra records a rough temperature around the mid sixties, a low near 5 degrees, and light rainfall. Wind direction shifts from NW to SW with speeds reported in miles per hour, and rainfall totals near eight tenths of an inch through the morning.
Canberra administration struggles in building a modern capital
An Ottawa style critique notes Canberra’s population growth and high rodent levels, while urging federal action to expand the Public Service Board and Department of the Interior. It warns that without competent staff and realistic plans, Canberra’s civic administration faces breakdown and stagnation as growth accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale Rae
Australia
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Public Service Board
Iteafteire
Whataver de Tault
Public Service
Bard
Urleas
Nesta
Roullam
Civic
Caneberre
Tie
Poatwar
Tschiteene
Java
Ita
Cariterre
Appeal to Coal Miners to Speed Up Production
Mindy Rydney notes meetings for NSW coalfield workers to press for faster output. The combined Mine Union Council plans joint sessions to urge production continuity amid strain from possible strikes and waning patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Mindy
New South Wales
Monibern
Erie
Boxing Bouts at Manuka Oval ignite title hopes
A boxing program at Manuka Oval showcases fighters led by Mervyn Bennett from a fighting family as challengers set to contest titles. The bout event features boxers from Garimbeyien and allies, with promoters aiming to fill 106 rowdy seats and showcase the local boxing scene.
Funds for R C College at Tarago
The article notes Morrision receiving motion funds to support a new agricultural college at Tarago, with further plans to travel to Tumut and adjacent districts to secure more than £30000 as barters toward the foundation of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. College
Tarago
Twig Fo Nance
Agrealuurel College
Teregu
Eucoras
Fether Morrison
Haw
He Michelago Pariah
Tumut
Adelong
Ana Rattow
Leesng Mor
Ue Foundation
He Jeter
Dunedin Wool Sale Yields Few Buyers for Perine Crosabted Wool
A Dunedin sale last week failed to attract buyers for two male lines of perine crossbred wool as Continental shippers dominated the bidding. The Australian timing and local market response appeared weak, with Wool I Zealand figures struggling to gain interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Bonday
Census Population Review This Week
The article notes a forthcoming census population review by Commonwealth Statiaicide Dr. Roland Wilson to determine redistribution of Federal electorates. It reports expected reductions and creation of seats, with potential constitutional adjustments discussed by parliamentary leaders and regulatory plans to be set next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Statiaicide
Roland Wilson
Sa Yeatera
Conaldern
Regilatve
Pilmo
Latour
Scientists Sail With The Royal Navy
Reported naval research shows scientists joining Britain’s war effort with new equipment and shore‑based trials guiding future ship and navigational techniques. Joint British Commonwealth teams, including women workers, conduct rapid tests on naval applications, aiming to accelerate napecia and equipment integration for wartime shipping needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Acientinia
Senditiona
Actu
Britt Ln
Hays! Navy
New Fathers
Sow
Rowaicn
Nundreda
Audrsional
Australia to Attend Talks on Empire Defence
Australia will be represented at forthcoming talks in London on empire defence. The Australian delegation includes senior officials from the Defence Department and the University of Melbourne, with experts invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australis
Britian Commonwealth Defence Cooperation
Mazrelat
Unive Ye Dire
Astiory
Cotratae
United Kingdoms
Rae Alec
Netendana Aucealian
Conciliation Commissioners Appointed After Resignations
Three new conciliation commissioners were appointed to replace resignations. The appointees include N.B.W president and leaders from labor unions, with announcement by the Minister. The cabinet composition was extended to 19 ministers, with possible inclusion of Labour and National Service portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cebiatt
Ware
N.8
Ralaye Union Way
Austin
Union of Locomotivenginemen
Gavin ‘Tae
Sydney
Hamilton Knight
Siuwtaner
Swereka
Cann
Mamilton Kigne
Mausie
Ian
Labour
National Service
Geneva Reports Do Not Accord With Facts
The Prime Minister outlined alleged misstatements from Britain Canada and Howl Atrew while a New York Times dispatch noted British and colonial tensions over territorial preference under the Ottawa Agreement. Australian delegates will attend Geneva talks with officials reviewing progress as US delays negotiations. Defence Minister Dedman plans November travel to Havana for ITU talks with Dr Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifley
Britain
Cand
Accu
Cupartn
Geoeve
New Yor Times
Beilain
Lawin Africa
Cana
Ottawa
Geneve
Dr. Scombe
United States
Dedman
Australia
International Trade Organisation
St Havane
Dr. Coombs
Second Round Cricket Matches Set for Act Grounds
Second round cricket in ACT features Kingston versus Alma, Norte bourne hosts Hoyal Military Callers, Manuka clashes with Queanbeyan SL, Northbourne meets Mus nia, B Grade Mall faces Alualle, RM.Cill plays Kingston, and University battles Northbourne at Acton No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes Sricker
Kingston
Almas
Nortebourne
Hoyal Military Callers
Tace
Mamuies
Quewsbeyan
ILMLC
Northbourne
Mussia
Mall
Alualle
Rm.cill
Manuka
Stat Duntroon
University
Acton
Father Morrison to Study in Rome
The Rev Father Vivien Morriaus, recently ordained at St Chriophers Church Manuka, traveled to Rome to continue his studies. He faced a circuitous journey with delays, sought assistance from authorities, and spent time in Kin e before returning home to Tuy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Morriaus
St .Chriophers Church
Manuka
Rome
Morrison
Josepe
Almtralis
Engiasa
Ore Demen eGer
Kine
Tanoe
Tuy
Unclear text on meeting and boycott impacts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a boycott affecting a meeting and potential expectations of participants missing the event. Details on parties, locations, and outcomes are garbled, leaving key names and dates unreadable.
Intrastate Airway Services Planned Across Australia
Government talks of amending legislation to permit intrastate air services. Canberra and state premiers discuss Commonwealth authority versus state powers, aiming to develop intrastate routes with potential Commonwealth funding. Queensland and New South Wales cited as early examples under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Australian Mational Airlines Act
Pecenty
Ue Aluirallan
Tate
National Airlines
Coleshaa
Flute
Tedan. Ie
Rervicus
Tewan
Queenslaind
Queene Iad Ventres
Gammon Wealth
Queensland
King Prorogues Parliament in Britain
The king prorogues Parliament amid a ceremonial scene as government plans progress on independence for Burma and Anglo American issues. Ministers note Germany remains a concern while regional governance and the German issue are debated. The British Commonwealth conference in Canberra prompts exchange on the Japanese peace treaty. Parliament is prorogued after the king’s speech in the Lords and Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayerty
Tae
Bexia
Sanaion
Burma
Governaint Mae
Berahas Plas
Ivan Paca
Germany
Ite
Puwene
Canberra
Cheetine
House of Lords
State Cabinet to Review Airways Plan and Operators
The cabinet will investigate intra state airways, assess how many airlines operate, and where they may operate. It will report to the Premier and make recommendations on aviation policy, including transport of timber and related infrastructure. The review sets out timelines and expected outcomes for regulatory changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notree
Medicr
Mediesal Commonwealth
Delegation to Tobruk War Memorial
The delegation to the Tobruk War Memorial will be titled with representation from the Cote monarch government and allied committees. Sir Leakie Morsfread led the national forces. cabinet decisions set members, aiming to visit Gallipoli and other war memorials after Tobruk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobruk War Memorial
Tobruk
Cote
Monweaith
Aisa Araling Tattiefolde Mensural
RSS Atla
Chiflay
Caere
Leakie Morsfread
Tuhrub
Chitty -Asid
Gallipatli
Alney
Delege
Eprosontetve
Rata de Australian Battindelas Memorial
More Cars but Fewer Types in Britain Export Drive
Britain cuts new car models from 136 to 20 million units and boosts exports. The move, backed by Minister of Supply, aims to streamline production for overseas markets as major firms like Austin expand export efforts in the United States and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duryi
United
Britain
Barkety
Seem
Loogemy Car Manufacturing Ems
Austin Company
New York
Arca
Austin
Alice Bpeim
Benniwr
Sen Collings Urges Pride in Australia Speech
Senator Collings urged local pride in Australia during a Canberra speech recounting experiences from Paris to Melbourne. He praised Australian character, lamented wartime loss, and called for continued support of Britain while highlighting ties to the Empire and the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Collings
Australia
Atland
Montreal
Lena
Speer
Mayer
Deneld
Paris
Canberra
CRAL
Pullin
Thaapenkot
Alton
West
America
Rigland
Renato
Profegor
J. F. Haydon
Wes
Builders Labourers Seek Local Autonomy in Canberra
Canberra rep of the Builders Labourers Federation and NSW executive discuss autonomy for the LA group. A large union meeting planned at Rivernide Moniel may proceed with conciliation counselor approval to present grievances to employers and seek resolution by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Te Builder Labourers’ Federation
H. Johnston
Penterduy
Nsw
Builders’ Labourers
Fedsration
Gahodteil
Canbarra
Taboureen
Canbeern
Nk Ling
NAW
Toewt
Canberea
Hy Deelalon Hue Hun
Amy Ay Sawer
Hkivermie
Ube OL
Rivernide Moniel
PNAC
Donovan
Nema
Tysataliy
Government debate on country cheque exchange rates
Fragmented text discusses legislation affecting private banking and interstate cheque exchanges. References to NEC unity, Atwan and Chifley, and the Royal Commission on Banking 1938 imply discussion of exchange rate controls and government action, with unclear specifics due to damaged wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Textile shares on sale ay discount
In Wellington on Sunday amid trading activity buyers learned of a sale of industrial textile shares. Tom Irvin of Melbourne announced a parcel to be offered at 10 am. Prices were shown as 40 to 410. Ordinary shares traded around 24 to 8, with premiums noted for certain conditions. Westward deals referenced in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
Whllangton
Sundey
Ondinatien
Preme Nor
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Tom Lurich
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