Local Canberra concert showcases bright programme at Albert Hall
A lively Albert Hall evening features Canberra artists, led by Mr N. Leon and the North Canberra Ladies' Committee, with proceeds aiding Memorial Mind. Highlights include comedy by two black-faced performers, arias by Miss Shirley Rac, and a blend of opera and ballad numbers performed by notable local talent.
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Albert Hall
Canberra
N. Leon
Waa
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Cumedy
Calberra
Albert Johnadala
Maan
Cadiz
Délabwr
Mim Hanne
Mib Senior
Phopin
Lacy
Llewellyn
Frinwome Merridge
Alyra Taw
A J A Seeks Inquiry Into Daily Papers
A J A will hold a meeting at the New South Wales branch to appoint a committee to inquire into the ownership, shareholdings, and policies of newspapers and their directors. The inquiry aims to examine how newspapers and commercial news stations obtain revenue and influence area publications and their reporting.
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Hydnty
Munday
AWA
Prinse
Cainey
Teeat Cesaren
Seine
Mass migration deferred says Canberra plan delayed to November
An official statement from Mr Sabri in Canberra indicates mass migration will not start until November next year. About 1000 tradesmen are expected, with allocations for Canberra and other regions. The move aims to develop housing and public works while opening opportunities for new industries and labor mobility. The report notes a 200 million Kroemet credit from Russia for five years to support imports from Hwan.
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WRRTH
Sabri Anumea
Australia
Canberra
Homer
Moullabie
Forecast for South Eastern Districts and nearby regions
Weather forecast notes light to offshore winds across southern tablelands with mild day temperatures. Scattered regions including Comal and Alps areas experience variable conditions. Expect moderate to fresh westerly to southeasterly winds with cooler nights and hazy or cloudy skies.
Canberra Weather Brief For Monday Report
Fragmented weather note for Canberra describing Monday conditions. Mentions Bhrometoe at Hovma, a 30.30 inch reading, temperature near Bl degrees at 3 p.m., and 24 hour totals with a 61.8 maximum and 4 6 mm recorded.
Unclear Canberra Crisis Echoes Government Failure
Fragmented text describes Australian political tension over government responsibility for service personnel issues in Canberra. Mentions servicemen evictions, housing policy, and criticism of government actions affecting the Australian Capital Territory and national governance. Language is garbled but centers on accountability and policy shortcomings.
TEST PLAYERS NOT CHOSEN ON FAST REPUTATION TEST
Sydney Monday report cites Austegnany sewers and Englishmen in cricket tryouts. The piece notes selection based on reputations, with critique of batting strength and lack of material for building a bowling lineup.
New York Vote Amid Transport Strike Debates
A battered report notes factions in New York discuss mayoral impact on transport protests and new reform proposals. Key figures and groups are unnamed, with unclear dates and fragmented phrases, but the scene centers on mayoral actions affecting transit labor tensions.
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Tmanepont
Strtke
New York
Sikting Urataport
O'Dwyer
Reapeanin
Cig
Royal visit to Gawler amid public welcome at Lindsey Park
Viceroyalty officials and local authorities hosted a public reception for Captain Keith Angus and others. Officials from government and patriotic organizations attended a ceremony at Lindsey Park. Representatives included the town clerk and local dignitaries, with a display of loyalty and national pride.
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Michael Ingstra
Michael
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Envie
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Hingles Park
Jyom
Duncan-Hiughex
Vaticano
Menzies Defends First Child Endowment Policy
Reported remarks show Prime Minister Menzies defending a Liberal promise to extend child endowment to the first child. He argues real maintenance will come via wage policies and disputes Labour views on this. Arbitration Court review of wage increases is cited as the proper channel before any changes.
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PNTH
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Caine
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Setuel
Mensien
Wilkes
Theoretical View on 40 Hour Week in Arbitration Court
Expert discussion in Melbourne before the Arbitration Court debated the 40 hour week. Mr Brown argued that wage increases tied to the period would affect the overall wage structure. The hearing examined whether the increased percentages would apply across the defined extension period.
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Melbourne
Mr. Brown
AM. Brown
Evicted ex serviceman seeks shelter for family in backyard
Ex serviceman Don O'Reilly his wife and four month old baby were evicted from 25 Linter Crescent Ainslie at 4 46 pm yesterday. They planned a tent beside a neighbour's house as the Transport Workers Union led by J Wright failed to delay the eviction. Police and sheriff accompanied by union men supervised the removal of furniture for a carry to the lorry. The family sought informal shelter in a tent while neighbours offered washing facilities and space for sleeping and storage.
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Linter Crescent
Ainslie
Lghbour
Transport Workers’ Union
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O'Reilly
Ole
Tim
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O'Mualley
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Uhe
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Wright
Onna
Wisn
Carpnduk
Ruveruchet
O Reilly
Toreo
Canberra
Hingeoolnaion
Tanaeway
Oreilly
Fox
Community helps veteran seek shelter after tent life
The Canberra branch of the Australian Legion of Servicemen and Women appeals for housing for Mr O’Reilly and family after living in a tent. The committee condemns any action forcing him to stay in the tent and urges humane housing. the Legion will assist in finding a suitable home and support his family’s needs.
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Canberra
Australian Legion of Fx
Cantera
Heiday
Australian Legion of
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Inc
O'Rmmy
O'Reilly
Junge Fy
Light rationing in Canberra may be lifted soon
Unclear text indicates Canberra power authorities consider easing light rationing as demand shifts. Report mentions load reduction plans and ongoing controls at Civic Centre with continued restrictions through winter in the ALCP area amid improving conditions.
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TN Canberra
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Roverhine
Mirvieg Wn
Burenjucke
TUL Power
Canberra
ALCP
Althoih
Attack on Bribe Offer of Opposition Noted in Melroquane Meeting
Prolonged cheers greeted Prime Minister EniBeys as she addressed a large crowd in Melroquane. The speech supported Mr. Chifley and pledged political honesty, criticizing past attempts to persuade voters with promises before elections.
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EniBeys
Chifley
Diensien
Ward Critiques Indirect Taxation as Unfair Policy
Brisbane reports Labour candidate comments labeling indirect taxation as unfair harming low income groups. The minter noted regional impact but stressed limited gains while acknowledging broader cost burdens.
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Brisbane
Rome
Martial law in Persia sparks clashes and arrests
Reports from Reuters describe a tense move toward martial law in Tehran with clashes leaving a few wounded. Prime minister Firooz Khan Tar Laboue and propagandists traveled to Dafahan to supervise interrogations of detainees while authorities hunt conspirators linked to a purported plot involving the ambassador. The Sagntiuri brothers are portrayed as pro-Tiritten and influential in youth mobilization.
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Reuters
Prine Firous Sinter Tar Laboue
Dafahan
Tne
Prine Pirouk
Wiley
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Teheran
Sagntiuri
France Faces Fresh Dreyfus Case After Military Detention
An Agoney correspondent reports renewed Dreyfus affair tensions in France as Colonel We Waren, now chief Ub General de Gouille's secret, seeks trialless detention for alleged military errors. Four days de Wavrin previously faced Hone arrest amid ongoing legal ambiguity.
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Amia
We Waren
de Gouille
Michelet
Red tanks parade through Moscow in victory display
A fragmented report describes Soviet troops marching in Moscow with a tank division of the guards. The event, praised by leaders and broadcast nationwide, celebrated a military display as part of wartime morale. The garbled text confirms approval and public awe at the parade.
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Moscow
Suny
Rev
Stalin
Emi
Wall Street Slumps Again in Opening Trade
A chaotic market morning sees the Dow Jones and peers slipping early as investors react to mixed signals. Traders report broad weakness across sectors with technology and industrial shares among the heaviest declines.
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Wall Street
Corruption Case Heard in Hobart Court
In Hobart, Frank Fentan noteskeeper and Wallace Chine holm forestry officer appeared in Criminal Court on corruption charges involving the Dualneas of the Crown. They pleaded not guilty as prosecutors alleged payments totaling £114 16 to forestry staff to obtain favorable treatment. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Monnay
Frank Fentan
Smithton
Gonald
Wallace Chineholm
Criminal Court
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Crown
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Tam Fer
Cretnin Tagoura
Berg
Lewis
Panton
Rekard
Tam Statemedit Chal Temall
Tarestry
Fenton Cola
Indonesian Boy Allowed To Stay In Australia Darwin
A Darwin report states a 12 year old Indonesian boy named Wei Mew was permitted to remain in Australia after travel from Koopang. The case followed a Darwin resident’s appeal and a 12 month provisional stay tied to work restrictions. The boy had recovered in Darwin Hospital after a difficult journey.
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Australia
Darwin
Culwell
Baa Wei
Bas Wei
Koopang
Burma
Umi
Shot Fired At Luxurious Palm Beach Home
Police say an altercation ended with a gunshot near a posh Palm Beach residence. A man was wounded and treated at Bygney Hospital around 1 30 am. Investigators seek suspects and review security footage for a possible target and motive.
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Palm Beach
IB Company
Tiavy
Luaurious
David Strwad Pee
Rikzabeth “Bay "Road
Keane May
Dakbetbe
Anna
Warucht Mackay
Mackiy
Alice Pound
Rae Seroyal
Bygney Hospital
Frend
Vinrleay
Alenea Et Coe Vent
National Airlines By Christmas
Melbourne reports National Airlines will operate daily trips between Italian capitals by Christmas. The “Skyliners” and “Three Skylmaters” will be on duty on the Mirat stage of operation, with about 160 crews expected to be on duty.
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Melbourne
Control of Prices for Clothing Passed to Suppliers
The Prices Commissioner announces future action to apply maximum prices before selling garments. F Freeman Pty Ltd, Burrey Hille Opd ney, faces enforcement across the Commonwealth for resumes of price control measures and related compliance steps.
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F. Freeman
Drink-Waiter Fight Sparks Union Dispute
A strike action erupted after a dramatic confrontation between the Liquor Trade Union and management. An orderly demonstration occurred Tuesday night with a dozen watchful workers and a trucking sympathizer amid the scene.
Transport union officials sacked amid council probe
Transport union officials were dismissed after the Bate Council ordered an inquiry into branch finances and activities. The council established a committee to investigate alleged irregularities, following annual elections amid Communist candidate issues and ongoing wartime conditions.
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Aydney
Maniay Road
oMctala
Bate Council Verteraay
Rraden Hall
Anance A2 Actes of Ie
Atingtate
R- Alg
Platt
Civic Elections in Germany Report Amid Turbulent Balloting
In Berlin and surrounding regions, multiple parties including the Social Unity and Liberal Democrats vie for influence. The fragment lists vote counts and party names, reflecting a disputed electoral landscape with unclear results.
Soccer players threaten strike amid league dispute
Fragmentary text reports footballers threatening strikes over a pay dispute as labour ministers and government intervene to avert widespread disruption. The unclear source hints at tensions between football authorities, the league, and players aiming for better terms.
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