Canberra meetings review past years and youth aims
The Canberra room hosts a long report on the VALC A youth trust, with aims for moral spiritual and intellectual teaching and physical development. Details include a memorial library idea, joint activities for semi-agers, and a Canberra Horticultural Society display with prizes and floral results.
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W. Clements
Cantera Grammar School
Sunedy
Rome
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Vikings
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Tena Ost Sporting Activ
Attal Adie
Colt
Dewy Ge Doard
Vincent
J. Merman
Curtis
Mesure
CS Daley
W. Marshell
A Wterman
Purnell
W. Rainters
W. Dunbar
A. C. Bunwell
Fine for false statement when applying for car
Monda duony- Reginalé yi, of Ble acher Ray, was fined the maximum for making a false statement when applying for a new permit. A clerk claimed the Prime Minister's involvement in the application. Doyle's wife testified to a claim about moodstock and radar in the case, with about 20,000 applications already.
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Bydney
Mondaduony- Reginalé Yi
Aote
Chiey
Nia
Weten
Atkinson
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Doyle
Tan Doyle
Doctor rewarded for devotion to duty in Melbourne
Tes Governor-General Mr McVall to-day presented the OBE to Dr Mary Souallwrood, an intern in the camp during the al Smallwrood, according to the Stelisa. The award notes her devotion to duty while intern with the Alsian medical corps and acknowledges her service in challenging conditions.
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Melbourne
Tes
McVall
Mary Souallwrood
al Smallwrood
Stelisa
Waa
Alsl
Yan Medical Corp
Cigarette Butt Found In Sausage At Local Butcher
A sausage from a local shop contained a cigarette butt, reported during a town event. Foot Inspector LE Winn documented the incident at the annual fair, while the public was notified of the odd finding and calls for investigation into meat handling practices.
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Bydney
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Abe
Coal storage strike settled in London report
Unclear report notes workers who halted work on October 14 reached settlement. Details mention a Lloyds or Merking coal storage group joining the stoppage affecting numerous docks and ships. Text is garbled but indicates a resumed normal work following an agreement.
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London
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Arrest of Railway Officer Shocks Brisbane Crowd
On Monday in Brisbane local authorities arrested a railway officer amid a chaotic on-duty incident aboard a train at Tumatre. The officer, Royden Kenneth, was charged with unlawful killing after a passenger melee led to a fatality. Witnesses report the officer attempted to subdue suspects with force, triggering charges that have shocked the community.
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Shanghai price slump hints at wider economic strain
A garbled report shows Shanghai prices tumbling with textiles down about 60 percent and rice and other goods slipping 20 to 25 percent. Government banking Office support and speculation fears loom while penalties for traders are hinted.
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Monuay Retail
Committee Meets Over Indonesia Dispute
Belgium Australia and the United Nations, appointed by UNO, work out a settlement in Indonesia. Judge Hithy named chair, to be succeeded by other nations after a turn.
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Australia
United Nation
UNO
Indonesia
Hithy
ACT Industrial Board Meeting Prompted by Cantera Union
The ACT Industrial Board will convene next Monday with Cantera Union presenting. Chair Findlay, Commonwealth Cane Lation Commissioner, is in Perth and expected to attend via air travel from Mel.
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ACT Industrial Board
Cantera Unione
Ee Commonwealth Canelation Compussioner
Perth
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Bat Mieka
Mel
Melbourne man fined for repeated debt defaults
Murfett of Prahran was fined 20 shillings for failing to attend court over a debt claim of 616 pounds 6 shillings. This is the seventh offense, with fines rising in each instance. The case was adjourned to November 24.
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Melbourne
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Prahran
Atta 'Court
Ely
Murfett Wan
Wosiay
Stuffett
Cox Plate Melbourne Race Delayed By Entries Mix Up
Unclear race details from Melbourne program. Mentioned W S Cox Plate, delays and changes in start dates and venues at Flemington and Matson Vale, with schedule shifts for upcoming weeks. Specific names and places are garbled, but the note indicates postponements and relocation of events with new tentative dates.
Dismissed at Canberra Court in Rugby Charge Case
At Canberra Court yesterday two chargers against Tarrach 25 Barton Towse alleged theft of a handbag papers valued at 107 and property of Pamela Aston 41 were dismissed at a special rate. Tarrarch claimed the rugby league to-night and said he did not intend to depart the game.
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Barton Touse
Linley Tyler
Pamela Aston
Canberra
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Maliny
Avien
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Day
Fk Asi
Mincondust
Sda
Victorian Boxer Counted Out In Australia Fight
A Victorian welterweight champion was knocked to the canvas by Queestand welterweight Laurie Peterson. He rose at the count of 30 and referee Joe Wallis crowned him in the second round, surprising many spectators.
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Rydney
Miminy
Aydney
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Lola
Joe Wallis
Faiamilton
Aflar Fe
Queestand
Laurie Peterson
Wallis
Evasions Spark Tramway Losses in Sydney Report
A Tasmanian transport official reports that fare evasion by passengers and fraud by employees threaten tram and trolleybus revenue in Sydney and Newcastle. The Melbourne Tramways Board shows a large deficit while Sydney Bowral operations post a smaller loss, highlighting inconsistent management.
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Trem
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Victoria
New South Wales
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Bowral
Pohnweil
Wheat Sacks Secured For New South Wales Harvest
The Minister of Agriculture in Sydney reports securing another 6,000 bales of corn from the New South Wales harvest, following an earlier allocation of 6,000 bales last week. This increases supplies from the Australian Wheat Board as part of the period’s harvest efforts.
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Sydney
Grehuit
Canberra Rifle Club Forty-Two Fire At 400 Yards For Jenson Cup
Forty-two riflemen competed at 400 yards for the Jenson Cup at Canberra as AL McLeod topped the month’s shield. Hudson and J Lloyd produced high scores, with top marks among A grade and B grade shooters noted. Goulburn beat Canberra by two points in a Sunday field event at 500 yards with twenty men.
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Music Examinations AME 8 Xa Loup Pupils Listed
At AME 8 Xa Loup examination, a list of pupils from Almac shows grades across levels. Beverley Graham credit 68 marks, Berbars Kinane pane 60 marks, Valerie Johnatem credit UT namie. Christine Macrdicol credit 77 marks, May Woodyatt pass 88 marks, June His credit 75 marks, Janie Orr credit 75 marks, Gruge Vi, Laurayne Chmford credit 82 marks. Pamela Pratt credit 82 marks, Janne McPhail honour 86 marks, Gilbert Bell pass 82 marks, Tony Bell pass 64 marks, Dawn Domaldaon pass 60 marks, Gwen Harris pass 80 marks, James Kincane pass 54 marks, Lauren Mediland pass 67 marks, Kathleen Wall pass 62 marks.
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Lauren Gyde
Pamela Pratt
Maria
Janne McPhail
Honouer
Gilbert Bell
Tony Bell
Dawn Domaldaon
Gwen Harris
Paas
Mara
Rains Reach Wheat Belt Amid Mixed Outlook
Rain fell in parts of the wheat belt today but not enough to alarm farmers. Agricultural experts note delays in the harvest in the north while the south-west and Riverina report steady wheat progress as the season advances.
Man Fined for Stealing Petrol Coupons in Local Court
Thomas Francis Bose and Willen teste Aymonde, both 49, appeared today on charges of theft related to petrol coupons. Bose was fined £30 for stealing petrol coupons and Symonds and others faced related counts including receiving stolen coupons.
Dutch Gift and Public Warning Clash in 1947 Notices
A messy OCR fragment reports a Dutch government wedding gift to Princess Elizabeth at The Hague, followed by a wide ranging public notice about artillery live-ammunition practice near Queanbeyan and Majura in October 1947. It lists danger areas, timing, and reporting instructions alongside classified ads for jobs, housing, and services, including a Canberra mail center box and veterinary and pharmacy notices.
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Dibal
Widower seeks board and quiet living with young electrician
An urgent notice appeals for a quiet affordable accommodation arrangement. A widower seeks a boarder to share a Civic Centre area residence, with various odd conditions and dates. The ad lists contact details and references to local shops and meeting times, but the message is fragmented and unclear.
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Monroy
Jasging
Meeting Notes From Various Community Groups
A compilation of notices for a range of local meetings and events. Details are fragmented but include a geology themed gathering at a science institute, a monthly mining discussion, a swimming club annual meeting at a local pavilion, and preliminary notices for guarded park events with November dates.
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Candia Swimming Club
Tueedat Manuka
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