Army housing plans Heathcote to repurpose camps for civilian use
Government outlines policy to dispose of or convert army camp buildings in country areas for civilian employment and housing. It details provisions for amenities, quarters, and living standards, with conversion to industrial use and secondary division handovers.
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Bat Kapooa
Wallinge
Army
Jverpool
Inoue
Anwar
Sieuan Etait
AMP
Rmay
Bandlena
Hadinge
Ceeney
Kingston Sawamus Machinery Output Limits
The Kingston yard faces equipment constraints hampering output. Officials say the department targets 2 100 000 super feet of soft and hardwoods annually, but the plant currently caps at 1 750 000, with 1 000 000 feet hardwood. Wood recovery from logs for building and mill use remains constrained.
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Becauas
Kingston
Record Attendance at Adelaide Show Marks Opening Day
Adelaide opened with record attendance for the Royal Bhar event, eight day run, with extensive displays valued around £4,000,000. The exposition highlighted strong progress in the state's secondary and primary industries and featured a spectacular exhibit, drawing huge crowds.
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Adelaide
Justice Herron sentences assault case in Sydney
Justice Herron sentenced Francis Raymond Roun, 23, to six months for assault. The court noted doubts about a minor offence and aimed the sentence as a warning. Concurrent notes discuss post-war housing plans and the conversion of surplus buildings for civilian use at Bandiana.
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Sydney
Nix Mustthy
Justice Herron
Francis Raymond Roun
Atu i
Wallacis
Berron
Ben
Damages Awarded After Fatal Crash In Melbourne
Justice Martin hears Vera Smith awarded £30 on claim against the estate of Norman McGowan after a collision near Thomastown Hotel. The accident followed a high speed drive described as 66 mph before the car struck a fence. McGowan was killed in the crash and Mrs Smith gave evidence about events prior to impact.
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Melbourse
Martin
Pirot
Vera ‘Qladya Smith
Norman ‘Magowan
Drivinr Sk'bomipay
Srence
Thomastown
Senith
McCowan
Nate
Nana
McGowan
Search for body continues near Smoky Cape
The article reports continued efforts to locate a body near Smoky Cape after Sydney Watson disappeared while visiting the area. Watson remained in the hospital with critical injuries as rescue teams and relatives hold on to slim hopes of a recovery.
Rainbow trout consignment arrives in Canberra from Ballarat
A consignment of rainbow trout arrived in Canberra on Monday from Ballarat. The Ballarat Fish Acchmnatination dochery supplied the stock, which has been placed at the Cotter hatchery. The shipment is part of a larger three week influx, with most fish reportedly thriving in ACT streams after a month.
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Rainbow Lipe
Canberra
A.C.T
British Inquiries Probe Jewish Terrorist Plot in Germany
British intelligence investigates a Jewish terrorist movement in the British zone of Germany. Four Jews describe a plan to blow up a train on June 26, with prosecutors tying their actions to a Palestine organization.
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Germany
Hanover
Prosecutir
Actiitien
Paleutine Orguniautior
Recommendations to replace airport facilities proposed for Fal aerodrome
Department urged to approve interim aviation office and wash facilities at Fal aerodrome to avoid delays while permanent terminal plans await labour. Interim site would include offices and washrooms and aim to substitute for the long delayed permanent terminal building with planned overnight accommodation buffet dining lounge and showers.
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Department of Civil Avision
State to Resume Control of Milk Prices
A request from Primary Producers Union members asks for producer input on the milk price board plan. The General President announced formation of a state wide Milk Board with regional sections to address price issues as central control returns in October.
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Prioss
Aiden
Primary Producers Union
Gibaon
Wan Meng
Milk Board
Tharly
SK Igetie
Bela A
Sydney
Central
Man Commits For Trial In Lawson Murder Case
Joan George Newman appeared before Goondiwind Court charged with murder in the August assault that left Wiltion Michiel Lawson dead. Constable Chandler said Newman admitted the confrontation with Lawson and an accompanying dispute with Mark Newman over liquor followed on the roadway.
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Tamworth
Taureday
Joan George Newman
Ie Goondlwind
Wiltion Michiel Lawson
Chandler Wald
Newman
Lawoon
Hevidina
Mark Newman
Lawson
Law
Brother
Lawaony
Witness Charged in Perjury Case at Park Department
In a courtroom account, Gibson and others faced questioning over a perjury charge amid a departmental dispute. Witnesses described alleged lies about job transfers and misconduct, with discussions on suspensions and the proper handling of dockets and signatures.
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Gibson
Aoe
Gardiner
Gibson Neal
Amalie
William George Gibson
Ganger Hughes
Hughes
Harrow
Wiknesa
Bennett
Marvin Hugher
Gibaon
Ainelle
Gineon Anuthing
Alt Routhwell
Brendan Bennett
Gideon
Kerler
Ping
Findlay
Lucas
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Bandiana
Chambers
Hee
Military Board
Ballarat
Elactrare Sciance
TELEX
Medical Association
Weight, Inc
Ie World
Im -Australia
Ayu
Chala Hun
Manin Place
Repatriation Commission OF
ASW
Lwit
Papa
Daddy
Pater
Enaloh
Llewelyn Hughes
Giles Street
Pike
Dad
Mans
Piy
Ord
Spee
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