Obituary for Canon El Ronde and Community Leader
The obituary notes Canon El Ronde was born 1880 in Weverley and served church work in Dalgety Victoria. He held roles including lay brother of the Good Shepherds, chaplain and later Canon Rendentiary at St Marys Cathedral. Survived by wife and children, with services at Cooma and Canberra planned, and memorials by church figures and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cama Kenneth Leste
Kagwa Pecor
Cosma
Tore Medy
Paula Chsreh
Mauke
Couns Mompital
Weverley
Edavacel
Sydney Grace Sartenoal
Surly
Peats
Ad Hoek
Aawchay
Hida Wales
BL Maviour's
Oul
Bum
Canberra
I Paula Churen
World Council
Angilcan Masistera
Casetree
Raberuisa
Tunstal Sree
Enriat
Chiron
Cooma
Wd Pa
Fragments Describe Weather Delays and Planting Difficulties
A garbled report notes scant rain hindering crops and late planting. Local observers quote farmers like Mr. Re and others seeking rain and warmer weather to aid vegetables and wheat growth. The text mentions attempts to return to activity and general agricultural challenges in the period.
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Bein
Fyanwick
Anichae
Kerra
Amd
Waterson to Play in Golf Event at Fergus
The article notes Waters Beat Enderty and Markel, with Waterson set to compete in the NAW Amateur Shanaptanetip event at Fergus on Saturday. It confirms Waterson has previously played in the event and won it.
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W.aterson
Brun
Immany
Wile Boker
Baral
NAW
Shanaptanetip
Fergus Ailirday
Waters
Wil ‘Markel
Pix
W.A
Waterson Han
Thorn Une
Weather Summary for South-East Australia Regions
Canberra forecast notes unsettled conditions with showers in the southeast. East to northeast winds moderate with cooler nights. West of the Tablelands mostly fine with cooler air and light winds. Highlands experience cold subfreezing mornings and occasional squally gusts.
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Kaon
Porrcart
Uwe
Australian weather bulletin notes rainfall in Southern Temara region
A truncated weather notice reports rainfall and possible recurrence across Southern Tetira and nearby towns for the 24 hours ending yesterday. Regions named include Adaminaby B, Kosei, Tramborg, and surrounding localities with no clear intensities provided.
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Tanda
Yeaterday
Prookewyll
Cgraiburn
Peoma Ta
Stinmitabel Doare
Adaminaby B
Kosei Tee Te
Tramborg
Government shipping line envisioned by legislation
A draft bill proposes establishing a Commonwealth government shipping line. A new Australian Shipping Commission would run the fleet, taking over ships now privately owned or chartered, with compulsory operations to curb private control and promote competition on coastal routes.
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Patrhane
Government Shipping Inc
Eing
Commonwealth Shipping Line
Aurelian ShippiNg
Victoria weighs new state plan from NSW port proposal
A Victorian government proposal envisions a new state from the far southeast corner, including Tuptola Bay as a potential port and the New South Wales border area. The plan faces heavy Commonwealth scrutiny and costly initial outlays, with uncertain development funding and long odds for passage.
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Victorian
Morthasster Eutmer
Victoria
New Booth
Wales
Tate
Sydney
Aydney
Melbourne
Tuptola Bay
Twynnl
New Boutn
New South Walea
Vitoria
Australia
Existinng
Altaugh
Guidderland
Opposition Attacks Mr McKell Speech in Parliament
The opposition leader marshals criticism of the government during a parliamentary session. Speakers target the Prime Minister and External Affairs while debating defence, communism, and Australia's stance on global security.
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MR. McKell
Marisa
Marton
Pectur
Australia
Harrison
McKfad
Ines
Dgelaian
Bani
Ravrieon
Allan
Mir Harrigan
Tate
Elra
Auatralia
Covernor
Aveatralin
Gocesnes
Bpender
Merci Ion
Raith
Bpener
Eoendar
Silagu
Wetliygapaat
Mtoe
Rimsevelt
Yalta Secrak Agrerment
Betoen Blut Rosmevelt
Chuarem
Paci
Apheera If
Europe
Ateen Tel Tours
America
Germany
Mlusy
Java
Britain
Suibang
Biel
Uae
Rf Heen
Rf Heen. Aipennsy
Bertin
Choi
Nue
Cho United
Ming
Haylen Attacks Unfair B C O F Reports from Japan
Mr Haylen condemns Australian press coverage of Japan and criticizes British, American and Australian leaders. He argues wartime reporting misleads public opinion and urges caution in presenting returns from the Japanese front. The delegation to Japan is discussed with emphasis on media influence and public sentiment.
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Mr. Haylen
B.C.O.F
Japan
Rivista
West Viouk
Maye Teecksong
Te Ie Houde
Hep Recentatiies
Mal Nig
Haylen
Puy
Vietse
Australia
Imainly
Hayhon
Myles
Japa
Sianoe
Dupan
Gaval Robertres
Beton
Magien Sant
Hay Innes
Terones Park
New York
Redistribution described as top heavy in Dew Federal interior
The piece critiques redistribution plans described as top heavy, noting the influence of the BAW Gallotry Party and Brunner Udy. It discusses urban development, industrial areas, and political maneuvering around central motion, predicting increased tension and vigilance to balance resources and power.
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Sydney
Brunner Udy
Avnta
Tne
M Laure
Industria
Arena Pt News
Beaton
Ben
Mfr
Aoe
Poll- 1
Cintcparty
Aushrat
Viceregal Tea at Government House for Commonwealth ministers
Her Excellency and Mrs McKell hosted an afternoon tea at Government House Cunbeera yesterday. Members and wives of Commonwealth ministers attended the event with invited guests.
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Mra
McKell
Government House
Cun
Beera
Whin Indy
Min
Red Dean May Visit Australia Amid UK Tensions
The article reports on proposed travel of the Dean of Canterbury to Australia and comments from UK officials. It notes Mr Ryan or Ryan’s stance on the visit and touches on government views and possible effects on US relations. The piece hints at ecclesiastical matters surrounding the Dean and distant diplomatic considerations.
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Ir Johnson
United States
Ryan
Jehinaun
Rywih
Ache
Canterbury
Rene Wall
Coal dispute prompts conference at Stanford linked mining tensions
A conference was held over a mining dispute involving Stanford affiliates and the Australian Workers' Council. Western miners walked out though some continued work as coal output dropped to about 94 tons on northern and southern fields while negotiations pursued solutions.
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Poe
Marley
Lins
Bierce
Stanford
Sima
Theratene
Ausralian
Cimon
Southeen Minis
Aten Dome
AL Western
Atrlees
Landowners and Trustees in Adelaide Analyzed
Fragmentary OCR notes describe landowners and trustees near Adelaide. It references a legacy and local residents, with unclear details about ownership and duties.
Unclear OCR fragment reports Sydney market sale results
Fragmentary text references Sydney sales and a market event yesterday with unclear details and outcomes. Names and specifics are distorted, offering a minimal glimpse of a trading brief without coherent facts.
Plane Missing On Brisbane Sydney Flight
Report of a missing Brisbane to Sydney air flight and its eight onboard crew and passengers. Authorities in Melbourne and Sydney coordinate searches at Kingford Smith Airport and along possible flight paths, with officials to determine if the plane crashed or landed safely.
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Sydney
Hiver
Chaibality
Inidaing
Shorett
Neil Mndeight
Fem
Nathiog
Hea Hydney
Pam
Kingadved Smith Wrodtoyne
Jm. Tah Aviation Oflwiala
Melbourne
Sbeohit
Aydary Ta
Loren Pt Ak Mawr
Pulntvite
Bulwer
Jonegva
Tomrow
Chwraya
Tina
Licewnes Seine
Finol
Pevensie
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Wiene
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Proton
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Nai Thal
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Beery
Elaine Sime
Palak
Oman
Smar f exchanges over army recruitment
Report notes discussions in the Senate chamber over army recruitment tactics. Ministers and officials debated incentives and the impact on Commonwealth employees and unions. Evidence shows growing enlistment and calls to encourage volunteers with wages and promotions.
Lang Demands Action Against Communists
A parliamentary debate reports Prime Minister Lang urging immediate measures against the Communist Party in Australia. He accuses the party of aiming to overthrow constitutional government and calls for suppression and possible criminal penalties, citing alleged foreign influence and underground activity.
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Cumovuniat Party
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Commmunist Party
Nba
Alegiante
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Adr
Lang
Kuvwlé
Iit
Hhe
Communist Party
Mi Lang
Sommuniab
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Pericy
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Mln-Toun
Tiduenee
Landere
Cruisers Sent to Singapore Amid Malayan Crisis
A distressed report notes demands for cruisers to Singapore as tensions rise. References to government policy and Allied force deployments outline wartime strategy and regional security concerns in Malaya and surrounding areas.
Parliament denies press on pay for women workers
A damaged report says lawmakers denied yesterday that any pay rises were planned for female workers in certain trades. The article notes confusion over foundation and labor bureau statements and mentions attempts to quell requests for revision by officials.
Voice for Canberra in Parliament disrupted by disorder
Fragmentary transcript shows MPs debating security and ethics in Canberra with heated remarks about Hitler and praise for controversial figures. The exchange includes references to Parliament procedures and questioning motives of speakers amid a chaotic session.
Decorations Planned for ACT Royal Visit in Melbourne
Reports outline a planned decoration of Canberra for a royal visit with special lighting and panel work. The effort includes uniform decoration at the ANPING centre and involvement of the FMR office.
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Canbern
Mayen
Anpping
Yoatertay. Tet
What the Devawatione
BeneAt
Minhourne Beechiae
Wut Maes Und Bentinge
Hinain Athe
Tyler Canaigereie Ry
Ak Gunens Development
New Headmaster for Canberra Grammar School
Fragmented OCR summary notes changing leadership at Canberra Grammar School. It mentions a new headmaster appointed around 1831 with references to Sydney and various officials, but text is garbled and hard to interpret. Colleague names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Canberra” Grammar School
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