Remembering Teresa and Daniel Matthews in Sacred Funeral Notices
Fragmented obituary notice records a funeral for Teresa at Mary Orr and a memorial for Daniel Matthews. It references family members Joan, Batty, Norma, Max, Trey, and others, with lines about remembrance, grave locale, and a memorial verse. The text lists addresses and names in a somber church setting with dates around September and November, indicating multiple related notices.
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Kerkiand
Seem
Ves
Juring Tuiner
Sanh
Acd
Kery
A Theaver
Teresa
Empire
Matthews
Danny
Daniel
Matehowa
Mgrved
Cunbetre
Bemoenibau Sd
Prat
Unclear War Time Briefs and Police News From London
A garbled, multi-nation war era dispatch covers police leadership in London, armor and ammunition mentions, ship and rail incidents, and regional encounters. It references New Police Chief, a London government note, New York rail collision, and wartime price reporting, with scattered dates and names embedded in the disrupted text.
Allied landings signal new phase in Pacific War progress
Canberra Times reports a major leap in the Pacific campaign as Allied forces begin a new phase in the Netherlands East Indies. The invasion of Morotai and surrounding islands boosts MacArthur's land drive, setting the stage for liberations in the Philippines and beyond.
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Pacific
Murotit
Matmahere
Multaahera
Trutch
Bush
MacArthur
MacAethus
Philippinns
Timalerek
Austrulia
Kurweu
Malaya
Philippines
Singapore
Te Lhwarth
Jain
Raat Indies
China
Javus Stadda
Graving Dock Costs Inflated by Manpower Waste Plea
Chaotic coastal dispatch details a push to abolish casual labor on wharves and curb waste in the Graving Dock program. Proponents claim saved funds could reduce port costs and benefit citizens, while opponents cite risks to operations and jobs.
Alleged Witnesses Not Called in Australian Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR from a Sydney era report notes witnesses not called in a legal inquiry. It mentions Cameron, Webbside figures, and a letter to Mr. Collins of Melbourne. The text is garbled but implies issues of censorship and a questioned August inquiry.
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Williem
Sydney
Awbow
Wien
Cameron
Australis
RD. Collins
Seasonal rise in lencia orangfs and market shifts
A garbled report discusses seasonal price changes in Valencia oranges tied to a brokered agreement or commission figure. It mentions potential impacts on a regional market, with references to coal prices, bakers, and capital elites. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fadden Urges Wartime Staffs Policy Debate
Fadden urged wartime staffing and budget measures in a speech to representatives, arguing for tighter controls and prudent use of funds. He pressed for better manpower efficiency, avoided inflationary spending, and favored savings and trading banks over trust corporations, warning of deficits and the need to support national war efforts.
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Air Madden
Josne
Fadden
Commonwealth and Board
Commonwealth
Vienna
Yea
Anil Muanpower
Paddvu
Peterpan
Department of War Inhibin
Inudividarad
Salimatid
Adden
Panionment
Britain Plans to Make Japan Impotent
A Thursday Labour Center briefing in London reports Britain intends to weaken Japan's potential in the European war context. Delegates Walsh and Moohany summarize support for Britain’s role and mobilization of resources while European conflict divisions continue behind closed doors.
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Britain
Japan
London
Care
Mr. Walsh
Rexland
M. Moohany
Petare Jane
Commonwealth
Rintlone
Adelaide Canteen Profits Reported Postwar
A report from the Australian defense services notes profits at the canteen system, with officers including Priday and Holden referenced. The article discusses wartime accounting and the financial outcomes for stalled postwar operations.
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Adelaide
Hervices
Holden
Mac
Wenday
World Security Plans Weave Through Deliberations
Delegates from Ye Cambarion Oaks discuss proposals for a new world security framework. AMF Churchill Bray and others consider measures as a summit in Quebec approaches. A realty correspondent notes advances with China and Britain weighing options and potential surprises in the talks.
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AMF Churchill
Bray
Alex Cadogiingtinn
n+ Quebec
Chinen
Boe Vial
Senator Aylatt Repeats Charge of Threat to Soldiers
Senator Aylatt reiterates claims that an order existed to threaten soldiers and that allegations came from forces members, while Parliament considers whether any court martial was involved. The exchange centers on whether statements were made by him or by others in the forces.
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The
Commonwealth
Yeyganne
Lwearworthy
Watt Ty Pavlik
Hoyt
Mick
Ward
Prine
Gurntay
Hewatey Caorooh
Ivan Islihy
Aylatt
Aenate
Aylett
Whey
Far Hal
Remy
Forde
Parlement
Liberalizing Regulations Regarded by Committee Report
The second report from the Regulation Academy Committee urges more liberal rules to protect freedom of expression during wartime. Prime Minister Curtin says steps are being taken to implement about 70 percent of the recommendations. The committee proposes amendments to curb suppression of dissent while preserving national security interests and outlines numerous changes to welfare, asylum, and enemy alien policies.
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Bern
Krait
Chirtint
Atepa
ABCA
Seauld
Nubharinte Entun Bf
Boarus Snd Man Power
Peraona
Curthy
ALP to Review Politics in Sydney Conference
Frida 'ha NW executive of the ALP outlines plans to review post-war policy and ballots. The conference in Sydney aims to set coalition and reform aims within three months, with Prime Minister Curtin expected to provide details on wartime to post-war transition. The Sydney meeting will reassess leadership and the party's direction in Canberra and Victoria.
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Sydney
Frida ‘Ha
Our Party
Sxreed
Ionighi
Victoria
Pecambut
Canbern
Prine
Ftr Curtin
Jewish claims for Palestine stalled debate in London
London discussions on Zionist claims in Palestine centered on wartime promises and moral duties. Chief Rabbi warned the Jewish martyrs deserve vigilance and argued that postwar rehabilitation alone cannot solve the crisis without open immigration to Palestine and full international acknowledgment at the conference.
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London
Wwe
Maine
Jewish New
Palestine
Port War Reconstruction Plan Spurs Delegates Speech
Dr Chombal told a conference that postwar reconstruction is extensive and ongoing with many exservicemen and civilians involved. The figure cited indicates broad removal and reform efforts across multiple sectors as part of the Melbourne meeting.
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Melbourne
Chombal
Wimvo
War cabinet approves expanded postwar shipping programme
The War Cabinet approved a broader shipbuilding plan for Australia. It aims to boost tonnage for intra-state trade and postwar needs, with more freighters of about 366 tons deadweight and up to 14600 ton capacity. The plan also covers refrigerated space and intermediate freight classes, detailing how work will continue on standard merchant ships and freighters under the national program.
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Australia
Tar
Australien Marrehant
Pen
Oana Treighters
Standard
Eas
Bodo Lian Geadwright
Petrol Traffic Worst in New South Wales
New South Wales faced severe petrol shortages with counterfeit tickets and price irregularities revealed. In Victoria supplies were tighter with alleged extortion and cloned petrol pumps traced to a Sydney vendor. The case surfaced amid legal actions and a proposed Supreme Court review authority to scrutinize the charges and procedures.
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New South Wales
Br. Beanley
Victoria
Beanley
Bydney
Roanley
Mlegule- Hana
Conimai
Petrol ration tickets adjusted after public holiday notice
The Liquid Heel Control Authority in WT. Waterman stated yesterday that due to the public holiday on Monday October 28 a revised ration ticket schedule is to be announced. In the ACT September tickets will cease at post offices on Saturday September 23 with October tickets issued from Monday September 25.
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Waterman
Alnce
Agricultural Council to Survey Drought in South Eastern Australia
The Commonwealth Agricultural Council has convened to discuss the drought effects on food production in South Eastern Australia. A provisional conference is planned for October 4 to examine drought impact on dairying and regional supply chains.
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Commonwealth Agricultural Council
South Seatarn Aus Lentia
Arbitration Court Building Deferred in Parliament Debate
The Attorney General told the House that progress on the new Arbitration Court building in Melbourne was deferred. He said Prime Minister Morrison had not assured Parliament of a timeline and that arrangements were made, with related court building debates continuing.
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Wewutniius
Ameration Country Party
Faddem
Rusalia
Gavin
Arbitration, Court
Melbourne
Sime Miniter
Ted
Dr Valk
House of Reproschutives
MorEwn
Igh” Court
Methowmne
Lion Court
Sudan
Ube
Cockatoo Dock Dispute Reignites Labor Tensions
In an Avnitration Court session, O'Mara threatened to file papers about the Cockatoo Dock dispute with Attorney-General Dr Eva. The union insisted on defying lay authority, claiming seniority and government principles guide the walkout. A 100-member meeting discussed alleged union instructions to resume work while stoppages continued.
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O'Mara
Cnewatre
Fock
Dr Eva
Hwa ‘Ha-brighn
Union
Ork
Owen Dixon Returning to High Court Bench
Prime Minister Curtin confirms Owen Dixon will return to the High Court bench. The government views this as crucial for maintaining judicial steadiness and duties during wartime, with full support from ministers and the public.
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Owen Dixon
High Court Bench
Problems in Coal Industry Deep-Seated in Sydney
Deep-seated issues in the coal industry emerge as analysts warn of fatigue and rising accidents. Ministers push for rapid measures to meet year-end targets, with proposals for a Northern coal authority modeled on TVA to oversee development, social policy, and economics.
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Sydney
Tod
Prima
Teation
Wellamid
Cuttin
Arrington
Abermain
Foglona
Hunter Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
Share limits to be reviewed by Treasurer in House
Modifications of price policies were indicated by Treasurer Chifley in the House of Representatives yesterday. He told Mr. Ryan Pinderat that changes revolved around stock exchange sellings to be abolished for the reallocation of holdings over a specified number of shares. The article notes the reform stage and mentions the motive of adjusting limits.
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Mtr
Chifley
Yeaterday
Mtr. Ryan Pvinderat
Rtock F Exchange
No Novelty in Frequency Modulation
Fragmented notes on high frequency pilot tubes and frequency modulation discussed in a March 1942 government committee report. Members of the Opposition demanded full details and criticized the report as incomplete and inadequately implemented in other countries. Details touched on stations and metal manufacturing, with references to wartime context and Japan entering the war.
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Une
Amour i de
Teianewall
Pal
Japan
Gale Sweeps Up American Coast in Atlantic Storm
A fierce gale swept the Atlantic coast causing widespread damage from New Jersey to New York City. The storm damaged hundreds of homes and disrupted transport as aircraft and ships battled high seas. At least one fatality and multiple injuries were reported, with emergency crews aiding stranded residents and assessing the wreckage along the coast.
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Kruday
Cape Melteraa
Ewe Wingland
Atlantic City
New Derday
New Yorn
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World Security Plans
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Swarderl
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