Funeral Notice for Miss Ther cortege and Thanks
Relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs Sur and Mr Cedars Bar of Ti Acton Cottigwa invite attendance at the funeral for May Ther cortege on Wednesday at 3.15 pm from Canberra Hospital to the Cemetery. The family thanks the Canberra community for support during her illness signed FLW McIntyre andQueanbeyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicard
Can ‘Darre
Mener
Christopher
Tha el Srumbe
Caverwey
Mi Sur
Sires
Aedars
FE. Bar
Ti Acton Cottigwa
Petoler
Canberra
Tharita
Amy Wite
MeIntyre
Queanbeyan
Weather outlook for Barpenter and nearby areas
Fragmentary forecast describes calm conditions with light winds and cool night temperatures. Mentions Barpenter between Bam and 8 a. minima 0 and 31 as readable fragments, with references to fleets, bays, and periods of calm.
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Barpenter
Pam
Jose Liebe
Pai
Bam
Nce
Pan
Ak BP
Arma Yresity
Royal Tour Outlook As King’s Health Improves
A Royal adviser notes overseas voyages may be less frequent due to the King’s recovery and growing duties. Despite reduced travel, the Crown seeks closer contact with British communities in the Dominions, especially Australia, where a 1953 visit is anticipated to celebrate federation progress and reinforce loyalty to the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Tee
Royal Ferry
Gantrad
Eres
Britain
Bether
Commonwealth of Australia
Australis
Commonwealth
Guiien
Commonwealth of Nations
Unclear text about a Canberra government dinner party
Excerpt mentions the Governor General and high officials in Canberra hosting a dinner at Government House with late Premiers invited. Text is fragmented and hard to interpret due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Ie Bok
Linke Alderson
Ught Cominimaionet
New Zealand
Ogvernmant Mouse
Canberra
Pertainay
Government Helse
Emarday
Dr Nott Ill in Canberra Hospital After Severe Asthma Attack
Dr Nott M.H.R. was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital with a severe attack of asthma and bronchitis after fainting at a September event. His condition was reported as not serious last night and expected to improve. approximately 20 dates were mentioned in relation to parliamentary duties.
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LW. Nott
Act
Canberra
Mr Atthee Seeks Union Support
London Tuesday Prime Minister Attlee addresses the annual union congress urging support for government industrial measures. He argues reform will raise production and capital use, improve worker-management relations, and advance national welfare under a coordinated plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Atthee
Doctorate on Cosmic Ray Thesis Achievement
A Melbourne university student completed the doctorate on cosmic ray research after passing the final examinations. The award marks a milestone in the study of radiation, with the candidate noted for rigorous analysis and contribution to the field.
Censure Mooted On U K Defence Debate
London reports indicate Conservatives and Opposition debating a censure motion on defence and policy. Prime Minister Bevin travels to New York while Parliament staff plan two special sessions to discuss rearmament and security in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bevin
New York
Tuwer
Prograzimie
Usmantha
Sithontsey
National Works Council to consider £976.6 million program
A national works programme of 976,603,904 pounds will be submitted for approval by the National Works Council in Canberra this week. It shows a large rise over last year and outlines plans to absorb a downturn or recession with a staged delivery of heavy equipment and skilled trades to support broader national development and economic needs.
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National Works Council
Morte
Canberra
Mattie
Lnm
Coamcil Fey
Cox
Ted. Price
Alates
Tcommoneeath
Eurasia
Erboit
South Avetresia
Western Australia
Tammanis
Roelir
Tallan
Hiumr Dar
Die Ing Sham Fron Ghet Premat
Austria
Price
Jan Ensertint
Toe International Poattion
Ald
Alan
AUR
Litter of Health Plans Criticised in Australia
The article cites criticism of the government health proposals amid confusion and opposition. Senator McKeown and others urge clear statements to Parliament and voters. It references World Medical Association remarks and a Labour Day holiday week end with drowning and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmace
Marte
Australia
Bie
New York
Plana
Earle Page
Benator McKeune
Mueter Wiedom
Walle
Downett Pa
Chilean Claims in Antarctic Spark Bid for Station
Chilean officials publish claims in the Antarctic sector and plan to establish a research base. A campaign of construction and union activity is noted as a backdrop to forthcoming decisions on territorial stations and logistics at Mart work and related sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Bantiago
Chile
Weil Aonn
Establish & Seviiite
Wandlagorm
Sydney
Rth
Asssistants
actectiAe
Ruling on Allegations of Dead Voters in Election Petition
Judge in the Court of Exaputed opened a preliminary hearing on a petition challenging an election result. Counsel claimed hundreds of votes were cast improperly in Dar linghurat, with the result allegedly favoring one candidate by 738 votes. Police inquiries into alleged voting irregularities are expected to take up to three weeks.
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Smirner
Aukbuener
Ashiniaor
Caries
Patrick Ofully
Darlinghurat
Ran
Commonwealth and States seek loan for 1950 51 plan
Canberra meeting today will consider a loan programme of 242 199 000 for 1950 51 as part of Commonwealth and State borrowings. Total governmental and municipal works funding rises by 61 561 000 from last year with 171 100 being saved for housing programs. State allocations include New South Wales 36 448 000 Victoria 88 043 000 Queensland 19 630 600 South Australia 21 000 000 West Australia 14 795 000 Tasmania 8 941 000. Local government shares total 254 000 in Western Australia and 180 000 in Tasmania. Main reasons cited include higher base wages, costlier materials, and new capital needs for road and rail projects and production plants. Between 9 600 and 9 000 workers will be involved in 0 000 work, under Commonwealth control through mid 1950.
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Monwealth
Loan Council
Canberra
West Australia
Tramania
Borth
Victoria
Wales
Tasman
W. Ein Cane
Sikh How
Bote
Akte Trate
Teamnania
Australia
Iemas
Andere
Be Financial Sdvaicen Co
Te Ua
Momewelth
Rosertie Mere
Acme
Man Shot In Balmain District Hails From Local Address
A young man from Balmain, Robert Willan Caste, 72, and an unnamed associate were involved when a 22 rifle discharged. Police reports state the assailant did not know the rifle was loaded. The Central District Ambulance Service rushed to Balmain Hospital within ten minutes.
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Balmain
Robert Willan Caste
Cantral District
Parking plan for civic area discussed by Canberra council
The council, planning officials, business groups and the taxi and hire car associations debated a drive in drive out parking zone between Hotel Civic and Braddon Plats, and urged redesigns of Adelaide and Mirambeen buildings to improve parking near Civic Centre. Senior planner Mr Giteon cited a central car park scheme for 200 vehicles opposite the Melbourne and Sydney buildings, with one way streets and deeper existing lots to ease traffic.
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Department of the Tntodor
Corncil
Chamber of Commerce
Canberra
Buryat
Police
Anxnciation
Prem
Betwen Hotel Civic
Braddon
Adelaide
Mirixvane
Civic Centre
Sagaia
Albert Mail End
Clecute
Tewan
Arctan
Aubin
Giteon
Carterra
Ewle
Civic Hotel and Tourist Bureau
Dame Street
Civic
Ghonon
London
Bydney
Melbourne
Civic Center
Shakespeare
Shyauld
MT Trornton
Thornton
Pomla
Parmanent
Commonwealth
Sare
Gideon
King's Avenda
Wapeetally
Molongio Bivin
W. Dunbar
Alings Street
Flinders Lane
Gunder
Laverty
Vodurway
Manning
Bcol
Dunbar
Apoolore
W. J. Lindanhead
Barton
Asgard
Des
Corey
Ube’ Bridge
Police Force Plan For West Germany
Fragmentary report describes a British position onWest Germany security plans involving Defense ministers Bevin and Acheson. Unclear quotations reference a conference and proposals to bolster policing, with reservations noted about timing and implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
West German Migrants Plot Split in Bonn
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Bonn split among West German migrants and reference a person named Gustav Maiperaten with scattered and unclear details.
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Bonn
Tuneday
Interior
Qustav Maiperaten
Vester
Ambiguous Labor Award Details In Early Dominion Text
In a fragmentary item a wartime or early labor award mentions wages for drivers, miners, and extractors with terms on car provision, meals, uniforms, and safety gear. The text references payments around 17.34 and includes scattered notes on duties, shifts, and allowances, but many specifics remain unclear.
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Berence Wy
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U.K
Poul
Etion
Wid
Balion
Westen
Germany
Bev
Dean Acheson
Incresan
Guvesiinrahy
Ovick
Canara
Lotunen
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