Manhequin Parade Honors WVS Veterans in Canberra
A Canberra Women’s Voluntary Services parade honors ex servicemen and women with post war support. Mrs J W ton presided as the event praised community volunteers including those from Canberra and nearby, with thanks to those who spent Friday ironing and helped craft outfits for the display. Roslyn Vincent and Judith Dlayer led a small contingent, receiving praise for their poise and attire.
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Rowne
Tod Shoe
Canberra
J. W. Ton
Gee
Santa Abta
Qreaners
Uahare
Nally
Sesiona
Roslyn Vincent
Judith Dlayer
Juir
Regal visit as Duke and Duchess tour Sydney and Auburn
Loose OCR text reports a royal visit by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to Sydney and Auburn. It mentions knighting a Commander Master, Admiral Fleet staff, and various Australian officials. The narrative covers Royal duties, a public reception, a memorial event, and meetings with civic leaders.
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Duke
Durham
Sreer
Auburn Parke
Rasen
Auburn
Basis of Industrial Peace Talks Fail to Resolve Disputes
The article argues abstract conferences cannot settle industrial conflicts. It cites Canberra 1928 as failure and notes unions seek relief from wartime restrictions while cautions against government overreach. It suggests future talks may only succeed if core differences are resolved and proper tribunals used.
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Canberra
Arbitration Court
Elaine Witich
Viau Allon
Decision this week on Cousens charge
Sydney The Nova Scotia Attorney General stated that a decision on whether a bill would be laid against Major Charley Cousons for treason would be reached within the week. The Senior Crown Prosecutor completed his report and sent it to the Solicitor General. Captain George Guys, an Army Intelligence officer and Crown witness, has left his notes and returned to Japan.
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Ciason
Aled
Chariey Cousona
Traason
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Couvaca
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Tapan
£500 Challenge Dog Race at Parins Sunday
An OCR fragment reports a £500 challenge dog race at Parins on Sunday. Mentions include The Gunnedah dog and Chief Hever with unclear further details due to garbled text.
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Parins
Gunnedah Dof
Hever
Wellee
Mia Econ
Yesterday Renandi Yeas in Melbourne Agent Beema Nes
An agent named Beema Nes is connected to yesterday events in Melbourne. The fragment references renandi yeas and overlap with Melbourne activity, indicating a possible diplomatic or business engagement. Further readable details are limited in this clipped text.
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Beema
Renandiyeas
Melbourne
Many Bond Holders to Face Conversion in Sydney
The Commonwealth Loan Director Mr. C Bayfield said on Saturday that £26,000,000 of the £290,000,000 to be converted under the Second Security Loan is now open. About three quarters of £10,000,000 of the £96,000,000 to be converted by November 15 or paid after maturity was held by more than 140,000 people. Of the holders, 119,000 held bundles of £100 loans. This conversion differs from earlier acts where most maturing loans went to tidy institutions, and conversion was nearly automatic.
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Sydney
Bunday
Commonwealth Lowe
C. Bayfield
Boys Held on 12 Theft Charges in Hyde
Sydney police report two boys were arrested on twelve theft charges after break ins at Hyde. The youths, aged underage, are held in custody following incidents at several shops and a motor launch. Police say more charges may follow as investigations continue.
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Sydney
Hyde
Busy Week Ahead in Canberra
A long session looms in Canberra with 34 party members to meet on Thursday for preselection and candidate confirmations. Liberals and the Country Party weigh coalescing, while ministers outline duties, cabinet reshuffles and electorate strategies ahead of the postwar reconstruction push.
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Tien Calletn
Eeboth
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Jesdor
Ald
Sil
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Nacey
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Wathina
Ale In
Mon
W.A
Flenata
Bcully
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Coast Labour
Swastika follows hangings across wartime London
Reports from London describe anti-British sentiment rising after Nazi hangings, with swastikas seen in Waren Mist and Hamburg areas. Warnings of unrest spread to Altona and Altona by air as the death head statue symbol appeared on rail stations. crowds chanted vengeance against German war targets.
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London
Funaly
Berford Control Commission
Waren
Mungi Parte
Tarmpart
Sailenaburg
Hamelin
Altona
Railfo
N'A
Turkey denies military pact with Arabs
Ankara reports deny any plan for a military alliance with Arab nations. Foreign Minister statements quoted by Syrian press outlets contradict claims in London papers. The Reuters correspondent notes the Arab alliance rumor circulating in southern regions.
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Turkey
Ankara
Turcey Wa
London
Pacta of Friendship
VaD Gathering Honors Shield And Cup Winners In Sydney
The New South Wales Voluntary Aid Detachment annual meeting ended with the Lady Wake Wake shield and the British VAD Cup awarded to a winning team from Waverley. Detachments from Tamworth Tenterfield Wagga Orange and Goulburn attended. Kuring-gaal won the British VAD Cup at a morning service at St Andrew's Cathedral and St Mary's Basilica.
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Sydney
New, South Wales
Ak Waverley Ove VA
Tamworth
Tenterfield
Wagga
Orange
Gvalton
Turramurra
Town Hall
Lady Wake Waret Ahiald
Kuringraal
Var Warn
Manufacturers reject peace in industry talks
The director of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures in Australia says the proposal for a peace in industry conference is useless. He notes arbitration as essential and accuses many workers of Communist influence. The chamber group denies support for a conference dominated by unions or government instruments.
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Dhiali
Arbitration Court
Withall
Plame
Petter
Atration
Sr. Withall
Wiker
Australia
Trisupor Agatome
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Kdnaport
Withall Esid
Trade Mission to India Aims to Boost Australian Exports
The Australian Trade Mission to India plans a week long visit to press for stronger export ties. Delegates will stress Australia’s capacity to supply certain textiles and manufactured goods and highlight wartime trade growth, noting exports rose from £2,000,000 in 1938 to £8,500,000 by 1966.
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India
Abe Huathems
Bydiney
Australia
Eeporta
Flow of British goods urged by Australian chambers
The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia asks Senator Fraser to press for freer flow of British goods to Australia. The letter argues lifting import restrictions would aid price control and curb black market activity, while Britain sacrifices export trade during the war to sustain a full war effort.
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Iniater For True and Customs
Fraser
Associated Chambers
Commace of
Australia
Britain
Stores favor abolition of clothes ration
Mr Faddem alleges the Commonwealth government has diverted dairy wealth for years at farmers’ expense. He claims Britain paid 143% while dairy formers earned just 1s 11d per lb amid price delays and production cuts. Several named figures discuss potential industry impacts and future adjustments in Queensland.
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Bundy
Commonesstt
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Clothing rationing debate and shortages cited by directors
The article notes concerns over clothing rationing and ongoing shortages in yarn and fabric, with comments from board members and officials about continued limits. It highlights calls to abandon rationing to restore supply chains and reduce fraud, while acknowledging long-term shortages into coming months.
Government House grounds open to public in spring crowds
A large Canberra gathering of over 1,200 residents enjoyed tea and spring weather at Government House yesterday afternoon. The event featured a public inspection of the grounds with visitors from New South Wales and local clubs taking in the Viewing areas as part of an official open day.
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London
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Safety Margin in Serum Stocks at Canberra
In Canberra the medical authorities report sufficient serum stocks are being maintained, despite limited supplies earlier. The situation arises as civilian volunteers and permanent donors contribute to the blood bank, while new antimalarial treatments are not yet in use locally.
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Quaterday Test Report From Brisbane A Slow Scoring Day
The Brisbane report notes Barnas bowling 2388 minutes for AM and a 5 for 193 spell against Quesnaland. Weather dull with rain. Wet Rald, Queens, and Was struggled to use bowlers except Ellie Cook and Jonneon who steadied a sagging innings. Tallon’s keeping saved several runs as Gueansland’s batsmen faltered.
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Quesnaland
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Queens
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Cook
Jonneon
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Aaa
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Bates
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Lindwall
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Testy English Bats In Coming Series Report
English cricket reports a testy tone as batsmen struggle to find form. Dooland took three wickets yesterday while Wardle steadied play, and an improved opening partnership by Yardley and Etheridge gave England a glimpse of a stronger batting display.
Exneland innings in Ronerm not at Sundries a total
A damaged OCR fragment notes Exneland innings in Ronerm not at Sundries a total with unclear bowling or score details. The readable bits imply a cricket or baseball score note but lack concrete figures or full context for a complete summary.
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Ronerm
Wile
Forecast of mild night and scattered frost expected
A fragmented forecast notes a mainly cold night with scattered frost in higher lands and moderate daytime weather. West to southeast winds shift, with a mild day ahead while police report an alleged assault case involving a girl and a man.
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Pouce Wold
Giadsaville
Alpen
Move to Stay Black Market in Cars Adelaide Sunday
A plan from South Australia and federal officials proposes legitimizing second hand car trading to curb black market sales. Dealers would register with a ceiling price for recertification and be able to trade legally, aiming to reduce illicit car trading and stabilize the market.
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South Australia
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