Death notice for Moran family mourns Michael Moran and kin
Fragmented obituary notes the death of Michael Moran on September 16 and Michael Moran Sr on September 14 1942. It lists mourners Doreen Alf Wilmren WaL and Pas MORAN along with family of Michaul Henry, Valerie MORAN, Ann Moran and Joe Thorn. The piece mentions a funeral service and Canberra Cemetery rites with relatives Barry Reneé Jean and others attending.
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Daar
Michaul Henry
Mom Lo
Ann
Michael
Milwen
Wal
Pas Moran
Doreen
Barry Reneé
Jean
British strike spreads amid Labour unrest across towns
Fragmented report notes a general strike from noon Saturday to Monday, with workers from retail unions in Britain planning to halt work next Sunday. London reports widespread stoppages as unions press for wage and labor reforms amid ongoing industrial action.
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Montgomery
H Condon
Munixy
Gras
Brumby
Marghal Murgomery
Chelet
Lonpon
Aunitoy
Melani
Gerenn Na Uvey
Cntral
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Dawish
Landon
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Ouran
Gertinae
London
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Sunibiay
Yeatertay Autyuirnea
Maury
Albert Flatt
Soviet Demands Unanimity for World Security Plans
Report from New York cites Soviet delegation at Dumbarton Oaks insisting on unanimity rule in all actions by the World Security Council to curb aggression. The Times correspondent notes interpretation suggests removing an earlier plan could shift power and delay action.
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New York
Dumbarton Cais Haa
Moncaw
Council of the World Security
Orgamaatinn
New York Times
Tomue Ian
Light Snow Falls Around Canberra and Surrounds
Snow fell in Canberra with lighter accumulation and bursts of sleet and thunder. Early Saturday brought variable conditions as a cold front moved through, followed by improved skies later in the day. Northeastern districts reported rain and significant totals, while lower elevations saw minimal accumulation.
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Aline
Amlupaay
Busgorshire
Piebes
Berra
Ikea
Adaminaty
Kasetuiatir
Om ‘Punk Tva
Investiture By Sir Wiewten Dugen
A dense list of officers and ranks from a military investiture ceremony appears in the record. Names such as Sir Wiewten Dugen, Lieutenant Coronal ND, Wing-Commander C. C. Kraresonth, Squadron-Leader D. H. Hannah, and Flight-Lieutenant J. Car tae AAT are noted alongside numerous other officers, with many partial or garbled titles. The fragment outlines a formal investiture with a long roster of military personnel across RAF, RAAF, and allied services.
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J. Car Tae
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J.T. Kearney
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W Weacherley
Raar Flight
K. N.acDonald
The Werewolf metaphor in wartime German fear and fate
The piece discusses Germanys invincibility myth being shattered by Allied pressure in Western Europe. It claims Germany must be educated into the futility of war and warns against mercy for the German people or werewolf rhetoric, urging decisive measures to avert future aggression.
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Ministry of Propagands
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France
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Caliente
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Wolver
Stein
Australian plans for migrants in wartime Britain orphans
A damaged article discusses Australian plans to encourage migration, mentioning Mr Forde and East Australia, and references Britain and Europe. It notes preparation for influx of evacuees and veterans, with emphasis on integrating orphans and refugee figures into the migration scheme.
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Britain
Mr Forde
East Austra
Dacca
Europe
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Hurane
Norway Opposes Relief Aid for Italy
A dispatch notes that the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Committee led by Norway opposes relief to Italy, arguing such aid could fuel German gains. The item mentions delegates and limited preparations in the wartime context, reflecting postwar relief tensions.
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New York
Kumluy
Bornean Memburg
United National Reliefed Rehabilitation Committee
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Canadien Preas
Driminion Wis
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Europe
Australian P O W Exchange Reported in London
Australian prisoners of war were exchanged aboard the repatriation ship Arundel Cent in London. The event involved a rush of personnel and drew attention from officials as the ship carried rescued Australians home, marking a significant wartime exchange.
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London
Fatuniay
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Arundel
Paula Pile
Service Releases for Essential Industries in Sydney and Beyond
Government officials outline service releases for essential civil industries. Deputy Director Mr Balle Hots states 20 000 to be available for industry needs and 1 000 mounted for forces. Recommendations emphasize balance with transport services and food industries, detailing hours and support measures for essential operations.
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Huntley
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Amid
Rapset
P O Palstein Returns to Attack on Air Programme
P O Palstein renews assault on government air programme as private members threaten decisive action in the House of Representatives. The defence minister and aviation officials respond to Palstein's charges amid a tense parliamentary session, with Palstein calling for accountability and urgent policy review.
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P.O. Palstein
Australia and Britain discuss Pacific relief roles in Commons
Reported dialogue in Parliament centers on Commonwealth relief efforts in the Pacific. Officials plan coordinated action with Australia counting a pivotal contribution to aid for those in ravaged inland areas. Discussions set for formal proceedings and committee reviews.
Postwar U S Aviation Routes Set by Board for 1945
The Civil Aeronautics Board outlines tentative postwar air routes and hearing dates for North Atlantic Pacific Central Pacific and Australia services beginning October 16 with public input sought. Public hearing on North Atlantic routes starts November 3 and proceeding dates extend into January 1945 with related mapping and future transport plans.
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Amersicant
Interneonal Air Tate
Asronpotice Board of Aimerica
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Central Pacific
Australia
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Renievers
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Frequent raids predicted against Japan by allied air force
New York Sunday report cites General Lauris Onatad as chief of the 20th Air Force forecasting sustained Super Fortes strikes against Japan. He states larger, more frequent attacks will target military production and homeland areas, with operations possibly extending to Europe and the Pacific via Saipan and Tunen.
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New York
Japan
Wisan
Lauris Onatad
20Th Air Force
Allied Air Force
Germany
Europe
Geneva
Noratad
Saipan
Officers Decorations List From Naval Ceremony
A formal register lists officers including Lieutenant-Commander GC HL Pittard and Lieutenants at RANI and RAN, with names such as A J Skr nan and others. Dignitaries like Lady Dugan and Lady Miditine Slomowimble are noted, along with MPs and the Governor, at a university event with various awards and acknowledgments.
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HL Pittard
Ian
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Rani
Ven Breydort
C & Finn
RAN
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Bewatir
Fraser
Senator Uppill Resigns Ill Health After Years in Senate
The resignation of Senator Uppill due to ill health ends his years in the Senate. McKeay notes Uppill did not seek reelection after eight serious ailments, leaving the post physically unable to perform official duties. A government statement confirms the resignation and honors Uppill's service while acknowledging the impact on federal political work.
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Death of Former Clerk of Senate Mir G H Monahan
Imoey Honahan died in Sydney last Wednesday aged on death notice states Monahan once Clerk of the Senate when Parliament moved to Canberra in 1927. He served as parliamentary official for decades, later clerk emeritus, and led the Cerra Bowling Club as president for several years.
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Tories
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Monahan Wan
Senate
Canberra
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Patrick
Bolt
Two German Convoys Sunk Near Crete Report
Sunday war report claims two German convoys were sunk near Crete after British destroyers engaged. The action involved multiple vessels, with escorts and merchant ships, as Allied forces pursued and scattered the German convoy.
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Almont
GAMA
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Sutton
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Newrenilylits
Allied Invasions Press On Across Fronts
The report describes Allied forces advancing from the south and northeast, pushing toward Chauraontea Vesoul and Belfort, breaking strong German defenses near Aachen, and continuing heavy air strikes on Boulogne and fuel depots.
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Chauraontea
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Aachen
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Flying bomb attacks likely against Japan
Wartime dispatch reports that flying bombs may be used more against Japan as Allied air leaders consider them an important weapon. An Eastern air operation is expected to intensify as Germany approaches defeat, with production of super-boomers and super-bombers cited as crucial to future efforts.
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Japan
Walmington
US Army
Air Force
Cliowad
Urbe
Germany
Tamoon
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Uli Saumentuns
Australia at Quebec conference confusion and resignations
Fragmentary report notes confusion over Australia in Quebec conference notes and mentions a resignation. Names and clear details are obscured.
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Australia
Quebec
Italian unions vow to stay free from politics
London report from the conference of the Italian Central Confederation of Labour states Mr T O'Brien of the British Trades Union Congress urged Italian unions to remain politically neutral to secure unconditional support from British unions. The motion urged governments not to interfere amid hopes for a democratic government in Italy.
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London
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Braddon Welfare Bodies Discuss Constitutional Reform
Braddon welfare groups and residents with the New Union Progress and Welfare Association discussed possible name changes and constitutional amendments to govern the Braddon trade area. The aim is to ensure clear representation and unify leadership under a single body.
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New Graving Dock Queensland Opening Preview
Fragmented report outlines the Brisbane ceremony for a new graving dock as British Navy and Allied plans, with Mr. Forde noting large wartime shipbuilding activity and extensive naval support. Mentions thousands employed, and future industrial impact on Australia’s shipbuilding program.
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