Canberra and Goulburn events in midweek notes
The column reports on ambassadorial lending of props for plays at Canberra University and a Goulburn orphanage event. includes planning for a reception at Parliament House, a war memorial visit, and a tea after proceedings. It also covers Marian Club marriage lectures, Canberra Band training, Christmas fund actions, club dinners, dances, and community notices across Canberra and region.
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Ban
Alan Brower
Parliament
War Memorial
Sydney Gazette
Maboming
Canberra
Amit
Eirth
Caberra City Legiontaire
Trevor
Jock Wileson
Guarda
Britain
Army Instructional Corps
Australie
Hax
FEM
Puntronn
Canberts
Wilson
W Homtman
Milan Ryall
Activi
Heart
TS le
Legionnaires
Fox
Rormal
Children's Association Petest
Club Oolea
TOD
A Richtfen
Seversl
Gm Nus Tee
Wind
Weod
Br . P. Carne
Mr. J. Cru
Ekmaak
University College
Esturtay' mM
Lyons
Humbert
Victoria Longue
Brgeit Harvey
Marjorie Nance
Jean Bheaffe
Forrest
Eiyead Manuks
Nuventer
Tela
Naot
Motes Civic
Benatar
Dorothy
Tanvney Talled
Vinit Th Nnneu
Ocean Teun
Anid
O'tvert
Elie Falandare
Nauru
Diveate
Conten
Teproy
Wael Lepels
Screenéa
Film Centre
Five
America
Colombra
Frank Wright
Earth
Aldous Huxley
Patty Pumin
Asti
Combines Favoured For Drive-ins
Sydney Monday Deputy Leader of the State Opposition Mr W R Ankin demanded a thorough investigation into alleged nexus between drive-ins and theatre and film combine monopoly. He urged inquiry into licensing by the Commission and noted every combined company had favoured purposes while independent applicants faced restrictive practice.
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Sydney
W. Re ‘Ankin
Tokyo Conference on Birth Control Opens in Tokyo
About 500 experts from 17 nations gathered for the affinity of planned parenthood summit in Tokyo. The conference aims to tackle population problems and explore early oral contraceptives as a progressive tool, with Dr G Pincus to report on advances.
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Tokyo
Muri
Anne
Ap Americam
Matilda Parody For M Roche Set To The Tune Of Wa-taing Maties
A fragmentary 19th century note describes a Matilda parody titled The Jolly Apomat to be sung to the tune Wa-taing Maties. It references M Roche and Mrs Pessies as contributors with Penaler creating the lyrics, hinting at a Can-ber-ee setting and aliases Roach Roches or Lovee.
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Orumieay
Minter Roach
Lewin
Roach
Roches
Lovee
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