Royal Military College Band Seeks Instrumentalists
Royal Military College announces openings for 13 instrumentalists and others to join a 26-member band. Roles include strings, brass, and percussion, with recruitment across Southern Command. Auditions planned for admission into official government ceremonial duties.
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Dummon
Francis
Une College
Ore
Southern Command
Muse
RaWombe
RaWombe, the Band Wwe Crane Ferris Ta Puintiwat In Adl, Bux Instrumentaiens
Banda Soprane
Peracenel
Ing
Imacrumn
Royal
To Investigate Girl's Death In Quarantayne Inquiry Initiated
An official investigation is launched into the death of a girl in a distant locale. Authorities will examine the circumstances at an unnamed site while a hospital report and police action are coordinated to determine any possible foul play or negligence.
Weather report fragment with wind and temperature notes
Fragmentary forecast notes show temperatures around 91 to 93 and wind from north to northwest at 3 to 8 mph. Observations mention barometer, humidity, and brief mention of showers. Mentions of forecast periods and general regional directions appear, but data are incomplete and inconsistent.
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Cantnera
Dundas
S Hild
Wain
Mirna
Norean
Grann
Samy
Prurbaire
Bit Fee
United Nations Faces China Question and Security Role
A dated analysis discusses the UN stance on recognizing the Peking regime and the body’s responsibility for global peace. It weighs Communist and nationalist actions in China, potential regional aggression, and whether UN Security Council inaction could spur wider military moves. The piece debates possible UN independent action versus member states taking decisive steps under the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
United Nations
Security Council
Pattet Nations Organisation
Security Council i
Contract Let For Anzac House To Cost £ 352 803
A tender procedure announces the contract for Anzac House at a value of 352 803 pounds. The report names the trust chairman and notes bids were received from several tenderers. Works include surveying and building modifications within the site limits and a completion timeline.
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Anzac House
Ruins Of Roman Temple Found Near St. Paul's
Archaeologists excavating London near St. Pauls uncover a temple dating to about 150 AD built of sandstone and rubble. The site reveals pillars, Roman ceremonial features, and possible early Christian basilica influence, offering insights into Roman rites and temple architecture in Britain.
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St. Paul’s
Laondur
Wa Meer
Eunjoy
London
Kroyer Matty IL
Loniina Rasvetion
Hwa
T Grimes
Prime Minister Mongies to Visit Darwin and Canberra
The Prime Minister Ar Mongies, Dame Fattie Mensa, and Mise Heather Menaies plan arrivals in Darwin and Canberra with a morning official age ceremony. Two Country Party Ministers Air Arthur Padden and Mr J Mcivin depart soon after a luncheon hosted by the Federal Council of the Country Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Mongies
Beale
Canberra
Ina. Minon
Darwin
Mr.Mungies
Fattie Mensa
Mise
Heather Menaies
Prinse Minaster
Country Party
Air Arthur Padden
J. Mctivin
Over
Federal Council of the Country Party
Decline Seen In Book Publishing Across Nations
A garbled report from a National Library annual catalogue notes a drop in Avetrale and Australasian publishing. It cites wartime proof volumes, rising U K and U S outputs, and shifting reader demand. The piece discusses per capita spending, overseas quality concerns, and regional publication trends among Australia and New Zealand.
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Avetrale
Ammenuce
National Library
Auralan Publications
Kennan Warns on Soviet War Risk and Atomic Policy
In a forthcoming book Kennan argues the Soviet threat is best met without war, urging avoidance of policies that could trigger atomic conflict. He warns of immense global damage from war and outlines a pragmatist view on U.S. foreign policy and relations with the USSR.
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Warrington
Boviet
United Staten
Ate. Kennan
Yarmer
Soviet Union
Kennan
Wpit
Ain
Aloes
Roae Mmaion
Vonfiict
Seria Forica
Maelf
Training For ACT Nurses Preliminary Sessions In Canberra
Preliminary notes describe nursing training for ACT in Canberra with planned start October 4. Courses cover anatomy physiology bacteriology anatomy and practical nursing, with eight trainees per group and several months duration. Officials warn against wastage and outline a preventive approach to ensure competent staff at Canberra Hospital.
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Canbeera Communits Hospital
Canberra
Hunter Bojache
Ana Jenuney
Suior
U S Air Withdrawals From Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports four national wings and units to depart Korea under Far East Air Force command. Three wings relocation to taper and one wing to be stationed in Okinawa and the Philippines. Interceptor and fighter squadrons moved from Korea to Okinawa, with details on personnel and aircraft transfers.
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U.S
Korea
Tokyo
Bunduya
Wil Eiven
Far East
Okinawe- ' A
Carnival Pair to Be Sold at Manisyal in October
Swarming mermins of the Y q Men's Clad work on repainting the large clubroom in a modern style. A Carnival Pair sale is planned at Manis yal on Monday as a forerunner, with the Ladies Auxiliary holding a meeting. General secretary Mr Block returns from vacation in Raanni vaantion Youtuys.
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Manis Yal
Saptoney
Block
Attlee Praises China's Government as Best Yet
The statement credits China with a government that serves its people and upholds equality. Attlee argues Communist and Western systems differ, urging understanding among nations and noting Chinese majority support for reform and social policy. He stresses national sovereignty, peaceful coexistence, and avoidance of war.
Police Guard at Mascot Authority Incident
An incident near Mascot involved Mr. Clement Altice and Mrs Altice arriving from Stelbourne and being escorted to a waiting commonwealth car by a male escort, with police present. Attlee will give his first interview to Presanieni about the event and the banter surrounding it.
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Averey
Sunnay
oMcera Uate
Clement Altice
Altice
Stelbourne
Attles
NSW Lottery Proposal Attracts Big Payouts And Odds
NSW lottery plans face state officials review next week with a larger prize pool. projections include an extra 2500 pounds added to the current 13,000 pounds special fund and 5,000 pounds ordinary total, plus expectations of 100,000 tickets and a premium draw.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Aary
Addi Inn
Sydney Cabinet to consider action in strikes
The State Cabinet plans a special meeting to address the Sydney transport and power stoppages. Premier CaM warned swift action may follow if the Amalgamated Engineering Union and power workers do not return to service, risking further blackouts and transport disruption. The Transport Minister Sart Wetherell warned Sydney could lose bus and tram services by end of next week. Labor leaders urged restraint while noting the broad stoppage impact on utilities and transit.
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Byoney, Mundiy
Tomate Orning
Vonalier Laking
Drastie
Mapa
Byoney
Remier
Cam
Anton
Anton Officiale reapanarBle For Ene
Renaport
Sun Depots
Chuoe
Bydawy
Rataport
Mtetes
Yollian
Amalgamated Engineering Walon
Mta Nona
Wetherell
Sydney
Gus Mechanica
Alvnitar Crinis
Tranaport
Two Men Perish in Mt Isa Fire Tragedy
Two men died in a Mount Isa blaze that destroyed a boarding house housing 35 adults and children. The dead included Putton, 26, married, from Victoria, and his roommate Arthur Lada, 34, from Campsie. Lada’s body was found among the embers.
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Bremen
Ritein
Putton
Victoria
Arthur Lada
Aungle
Campsie
Lada
Chidren
Fire guts three floors in Haymarket building
A man saved others from a blaze in a burning three story structure on Beam Broa Haymarket. A nameless rescuer used a wet cloth and a damp handkerchief to shield his face before escaping minutes later. Reports note a dangerous night with smoke and heat.
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Aciman Rinken
Haymarket
Calla Trom
Bremen
Alamp- Pemret
Meralian wins Italian double in Venice event
The Italian double event in Venice saw Ay Meralian and partners Burlay Austra tana Jack Arkineall and Robert Howe secure victory. The Directay of state Lobteries announced the results yesterday amid a busy schedule of matches and upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Meralian
Venice
Burlay
Austratana
Jack Arkineall
Robert Howe
Ian Tennia
Ron Trailans
Fausto
Garmlan Glan
Cucelh
Speedboat Racing At Burrinjuck Meets Local Club Elects Officers
Speedboat racing with at least 22 boats will be held at Burrinjuck Dam on the third Sunday in October. The club announced a Goulburn Time Festival Week event and a special meeting at Burrinjuck with T Medway as president and C Walter and W Lewin as vice presidents. The management committee includes G Detring and others, and points scored by a boat will be retained unless a boat is reeled, with ownership changes not affecting scores.
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Burrinjuck Dain
Ostaber
Moeliie
Gunnlig
Wee
Boxeta
Lanier
Young Coulburn
T. Medway
Wieanes
C. Walter
W. Lewin
Me. C. Green
Messrs
G. Detring
Sample
Culverwall
J Canis
Fuller
Ubeeae
Man Hit by Train After Car Smash
A man was struck by a train after his car crashed. He was rescued and taken to a hospital where a police guard was stationed. A second person, 28, was also injured. a driver is charged with a crime. The incident occurred on Philly Street near the railroad line.
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Rydney
Busey
Sydney Husutal
Philly Street
Baptist Leader To Open New Church At Turner
The president of the Baptist World Alliance Dr Tomer Lord plans a visit for the opening of a new church at Turner. Key figures include Mr WF White to be inducted as President of the Baptist Union and Mr Bergeron conducting Canberra choir with a reception for Sr Towniey. A scholar Wendy Rien will perform during a public event at Town Mall in Sydney.
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Bapti World Alliance
Tomer Lord
Casherra
Ie Pening
Ner
Townkey Lord
Wee
Lator
the Mary Central Church
London
Aum
Assembly
Mir
R. WF. White
Bergeron
Canberra
Abe uceLaoloul
Towniey
Canbarre Delei Gererably
Raw
WirMlawter
McMaabar
Sry
F. Bergeron
Ale
Sayow
Wendy Rien
Ehno
Sydney ‘Town
Baptist ‘Board For New
Consultants Named to GATT Conference
The article lists three Australian business leaders joining a GATT conference delegation. G Powell, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia. M Williams, president of the National Partner Union. and J O Tivey, president of the Australian Chamber of Manufactures, travel to London and Geneva for talks, with Prime Minister Stead acknowledging government support.
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London
Geneva
G. Powell
Associated Chambara of Commerce of Australia
M. Williams
National Partner Union
Tivey
Manufactures of
Austral
Steolace
Texacion
Study Of How Youths Spent Money In London
A Sunday report details a study by Joe Ranahaw of Poulhampton youth ages 15 to 18. It finds 30 are regular gamblers, many ploughing pocket money into football pool and related games. Most boys did not read books, instead reading a few night novels, while some borrowed money from family owners and a small number attended reading groups.
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sVerseus
Rantrat
United Kingdom
Hye United States
Hull
Tore
Ares
Enerety Subaidharyiene
Urpom Ware Sponsihe
Tor
Hema
Pine Publi
Ave
Wales
Victorie
Australia
Reno
Peretoty
London
Joe Ranahaw
Herrweary
Poulhampton
Victor bomber thrusts Britain into jet age as world’s fastest
Fragmentary text reports Handley Page Victor bomber with four Sapphire jet engines, claiming it could surpass all previous jets in speed. Details are jumbled with garbled phrases but center on Britain’s jet program and the Handley Page project.
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London
Arterial Graft Operation Viewed as Successful
London report from St Marys Holy... medical school details a heart surgery using arterial grafts. Professor C Rok led the operation which the Times notes as believed to have succeeded, replacing a damaged vessel in a patient.
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London
Arterion
Aach
St Mary's Holy Lal Medical School
Lannton
Profector C. Rok
Army Appointments In Australia Change Officials
The Army announces Major General RG Pollard will assume the post of Master General of the Army's Military Board. Major General Polley, formerly Deputy Adjutant General, will become Master General of Ordnance, with Major General Saeger moving to the role.
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RG. Pollard
Australian Army
Military Board
Todlay
Mt Francis
Polley
Saeger
Ordnance
Predicts RAF At Top Standard In 12 Months
Forecasts describe Royal Air Force modernization and capability growth over the next year, noting available engine jet bombers and potential improvements in air power. Discussion mentions officers and units, including moves to Malaysia and Australia, amid strategic assessments and equipment updates.
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RAF
Sip Jon
Air Force
Valiant
Valens
Vretor
Aq Uenllant No. 1
Austaila
Umpires Meet on Laws of Cricket at Anatomy Institute
TEST and Sheffield Shield umpire H Elphinston met ACT umpires and Fidel of the ACT Cricket Association before a talk on cricket laws at the Institute of Anatomy. Pictured left to right are C Morriton deputy president ACT Association, M Athinon president ACT Umpires' Association, Emerton president of fea tiigaacs tree law, Me Elphinston, member of the Umpire Avocation, Marken treasurer, and W Graham Umpires' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Elphinston
A.ct
Fidel
A.C
Nstitute of Anatomy
Mars. C. Morriton
A.C.T
M. Athinon
Act. Umpires' Association
Emerton
Fea Tiiga
Pwadang Published by Chistor Pher June Bhakenpeare
Pwadang is issued by Chistor pher June Bhakenpeare for One Fedteval Capital of Press of Australia Ltd at the Mort street office in Braddon ACT.
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Chistorpher
Bhakenpeare
Press of Australia Ltd
Te Company
Mort Street
Braddon
Act
Inefficiency Claims Tangle Federal Departments Post
A NW branch official accuses top level inefficiency across many federal departments. He cites risk to the public and urges reform while noting public service regulations limit comments. The editor general faces criticism amid dispute over governance and accountability.
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Federt
Hewitt
Aacralary
Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association
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