Pews Shortage and Repair Delays Hit Canberra Typing
Canberra faces spare parts shortages halting pew repairs as Teck supplies and Eng land shipments run low. MFC R oversees Soopers repair service with rubber cylinders scarce. many machines await maintenance, some rebuilt at the same price as new.
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Dabrin
Canberra
England
Amerion
Thalnee
Eertgie
MFCR
Tatler
Uba
Etrick
Bengt' An
Suburbs Debate Liquor Amendments and Hotel Impacts
Officials anticipate changes under Part 3 of the Liquor Amendment Act affecting hotels and suburban licensing. Restaurants may face compliance issues due to seating requirements, with many likely to discontinue selling liquor with meals during prescribed hours.
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Wydndy
Weanesony
Wie
Pride la
Indegal
Suvuree
Autre
Vinta Mnquines
Ney
Australian election campaign and foreign policy critique
A writer attacks Communist Party influence in Australia’s election discourse. The piece accuses foreign-aligned activists of hiding true aims while urging vigilance against supposed Soviet and American ideological interference. It asserts Labour opposition links to foreign agendas and calls Australians to resist deceptive patriotism.
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Qaa Ee Luak
Communist Party
Mann
Moscow
Agra
United States
Ageinet
Saremurt
Rusala
Shay
Australia
Australis
Royal governor visits Perth church and hospital crisis
The Governor General and Duke of Gloucester visit Perth and Holland Park amid a relocation and medical facility crisis. Army officials discuss restoration of hospital supplies and barriers around Victorie Barricade as authorities respond to squatters at Holland Park with 20 families needing care and expectant mothers among them.
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Garden
Pital
Molland Park
Forde
Victorie Barticid
Jay Demonstration Against Allies
A chaotic account reports a demonstration in Tokyo with about 5 000 participants, including Allied ministers and officers from General Athan Nem’s quarters. The act is described as a protest by a mixed group of four Belgian, two French, two Dutch, four Hessians, and four Chinese representatives along the Royal Road.
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Tokyo
Wednaaray
Hie Raman
Special
Offivera
Atha Nem
Mimion
Liberal Party Aims at Trade Reform and Labor Welfare
The Liberal party statement argues for improving industrial conditions and labor welfare as a path to better trade outcomes. It emphasizes support for workers and calls for policies to lift living standards while addressing economic disparities.
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Bydney
Wrnnemay
Liberal Party
Labora Para
Lmgrove
Typhoon Slams Luzon and Laos Coast
A powerful typhoon sweeping Luzon threatens the capital and surrounding areas. Reports indicate severe disruption, with potential famine risks in the Cageyan region as the storm nears its peak and may impact Laos and nearby zones.
Tribute to Dr Le Fanu Leaders Attend Perth Service
A Eucharist in Perth honors Dr Le Fanu as primate and wine administrator. Hundreds arrive for the memorial at St George Cathedral and York Memorial. Pallbearers include Bendley MCHA and Dr Currie with Archdeacon Booth among arrivals at the church.
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DR. LE Fanu
Perth
le Pann
Auld Drain Afcore
Georgy
Birt Memorial
Bendley
McHa
University Chanticlor
Currie
Bera
Audaey
Archblan
Mowil
Malbourne
Bky
Mamta
New South Wales Journalists Defeat Inquiry Move
At a meeting of the New South Wales branch of the Journalists Association the motion to commission an inquiry into daily newspapers was rejected three to one. The proposal sought tracing newspaper proprietors’ investments and directions of funding, with an amendment about Trades and Labour Council engagement also defeated.
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Bydney
News Papara
New Reith Wales
Jourmation Association
Ame
Te ‘Trades and Labour Council
Forecast for Murray and Tumut river headwaters
A weather note from the region along the Murray and Tumut river headwaters describes increasing light rain and cooler conditions. The forecast focuses on precipitation timing and the impact on local rivers and roads.
C P Ready to Join Liberals to Defeat Labour
Civil political note outlines possible Liberal alliance as government figures discuss leadership and policy shifts. Sept 25 flagged as pivotal in Australian history with Labour's return uncertain under the current system.
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C.P
Liberals
Labour
Communist Party aims to wither state in Australia program
The Australian Communist Party candidate J. J. Sharkey outlines a platform calling for the withering away of the state through a five-force program. He advocates abolition of direct taxes on incomes under £400, reduced indirect taxes, and tax relief for middle incomes while opposing imperialist war and supporting worker strikes within limits.
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J. J. Sharkey
Australian Communist Party
Coot
Lsat
Pasay Jatave
Bocinliat Scotty
Communist Party
Will Walsh
Ba Sdeed
Media Income Groupe
Australia
Chitey
Beitain
Chillay
Pat
Naiborr
O Nationaliae
Boviet Unter
Gennes Ballaves
Boviet
Britein
United Btaten
Beitein
Slavic Approach to Italy on Trieste
Slavic representatives signal possible form of autonomy for Trieste as Italy seeks agreement. The talks center on arrangements to ease governance while preserving national sovereignty. Details remain unsettled and future sessions are planned.
Government housing failure in Canberra protests discrimination
Two AST advisory council members Dr LW Nott and A T Shakospaare call for an immediate review of Canberra housing policy citing government failure to relieve shortages. They claim promises to house 1 000 people and prefabricated cladding were misrepresented and urge equal treatment for service and non service personnel.
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AST
Advisory Council
LW. Nott
A. T Shakospaare
Commonwealth
Canberra
Bone
Hrlaing
Mae
A.C.T
Anita
Ny’ Aabente
Rald
Trip
Barton
Wilte
Thay
Avery
Cavern story hints at new arrivals to a awaiting homes
In a brief notice the article mentions new arrivals at the cavern and expected formation of a new state. It notes substantial numbers of individuals awaiting homes and potential changes in leadership or organization.
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Cansarre
Newal
Hun
Can
Labour on Run Declares CP Leader Bathurst
The Labour on Run group asserts CP leader Bathurst is unfit and questions a large expenditure linked to union finances. The debate touches on alleged manipulation and potential threats to party unity amid broader coalition tensions.
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Labour
Commonwealth urged action on fruit and vegetable board reform
A motion urged the Commonwealth Government to reform the Apple and Pear Board and related fruit agencies amid calls for better production controls. William Arthur Melintock, a farmer from Woombai, sought £404 compensation for diverted pineapples under security rules, while critics called the practice wasteful and wasteful.
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JéMbarl
Mason
Monmouth
Commonwealth Governmante Remus
Sen
Atlas
Ana Lng
Asan
Wiliam Arthur
Melintock
Woomby
Commonwealth
Canthen
Avidense
Attempt at robbery on Eobsery 1 train observed
A report details a robbery attempt on a train at Eobsery 1 with a man trying to snatch a watch valued at £2 from a passenger. The assailant followed the victim to a lavatory where he punched her and attempted to wrench the item before the train approached.
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Malaourne
Vale
S Ford
Melteatm
Nepparion
Herth Ceritoara
Varontea Bevdalin
Ewanston Street
Worth Casita
Bernd Trind
RAAF Appeals Fund Aids War Victims and Care
The article reports on the Appeal Fund organized by the RAAF to aid war victims and those requiring care. Wing-Commander Des. fives is elected president with Mr. Glant Gata urer and Mr. J. Moyle secretary, as committees coordinate relief efforts and discuss reception and discharge of patients at Callan Park and related facilities.
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Peeroeisitina
Des
Ghorte Teanch
Glant Gataurer
J. Moyle
Biating
Callan
Te Taydichte
Air companies pledge to carry on without mail contracts
The article reports airline managers stating that 27 Australian port companies will continue service even if the government withdraws full contracts. Mr Walatt and Mr Adair of Aircraft Proprietary Ned claim prior payments and limited contracts, asserting they would keep operating regardless of government action.
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Afrweye
Walt
Ike
Deake
Alr
Walatt
Aircrafts Propristary Ned
Biritbauve VM
Adair
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