Deaths and funeral notices from Canberra church services
A Canberra obituary item notes the death of Teena Byrne age 44 of Westialia Canberra and details funeral arrangements at Parian Church of at Sot Ge Paptiet and Canberra General Crawford. Memorials and thanks from the family are expressed along with notices of associated services and sympathy. The notice also mentions the family’s gratitude and a separate business notice about eye care services from an optometrist visiting Canberra.
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Byrne
Westialia
Canberra
Jan Cusrerai
Sernidt
Cureck
Church of England
Tie Canterre Tenera
Meare Fusarale
Cantera) Ltd
ADA
Ine
Cole Leads Royal Canberra Championship Title Fight
Defending champion Fy Toddral drifts in the field as Cole takes the lead during the round at Maya Mera. Intermittent errors and late pushes from rivals shape the closing holes, with Bent and Doddrell trading chances and several players posting strong scores in the final nine.
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Fy Toddral
Nada Urge Eran
Bim
Atriks
Rome
Doddrell
Hue
Renate
I Aswatt
Batan Satte
Lancan
F. Hiphorny
Bourke
Bibts
Por. Clarke
Setet Age Bota eSain
Teritehey
W. McKinstry
J Malton Baati
WG. Woolger Mitt
Ch Hughes Réclae
Mactan
L. Martyn
Eels i
Tree
Wane
Carrol
Ier
Alley
Alnweteen
Tonkin
Uae
Pie
Cele
Eluate
Hinderson
H.R. Bhorring
MH. Crombir
Wirosmurat
Tauntan
Orrin
Canberra Weather Flighty Fragments From A Fragmented Report
Weather notes show Canberra forecast with inconsistent figures and garbled times. Readable items indicate high near 46 degrees and lows around 20s with multiple vague references to maximums and winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Vane Pe
Price control power debate over Commonwealth and states
A discussion of a referendum on granting the Commonwealth Parliament power to fix and regulate prices of goods and services. It warns such federal control could confiscate state property, with High Court constraints and fears for Australian freedoms. The piece urges vigilance and reassertion of state authority until political standards are restored.
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Snonklia Ag
Commonwealth
Australia
Bat
Tasmania
High Court
Tasmanian
Prices Commission
Poliical
Svenbr Hve
Teuat
Opperman Injured In Cycle Pall
Opperman suffers extensive abrasion after a cycle track accident. Witnesses describe a female pace rider and a gravel track collision. Opperman was admitted to hospital with injuries to the leg while teammates Melbourn and others retired from the race.
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Opperman
Vermast
Betet
Melbourn
Hrutieuig
Christopher's v Cooma Bt women hockey match result
Christopher's beat Cooma in a presmier women’s hockey match with early goals by Mater and Pyegy Brophy. Myon Gaughe and others advanced play for Christopher's as they defended fiercely in the second half.
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Christopher's
V. Cooma Bt
Presmiers
T. Christopher
Bpene
Hae
Brophy
Wink
Ron
Pegay Town
Eugene Dr
Agai
Dot
Une Conmi
Chete- Topher Dacha
Myon Gaugte
L. Christopher
Christopner
de Binet
D de Amt
Gaughein
Anderton
McPonard
J Tamer
Ran
Fractured 3PINE in Lorry Capsize Tragedy
A lorry crash at Manly left three pine fractured and one person badly burned. Police and ambulance attended after a collision with a pole. The injured were transported to the Manly District hospital for treatment.
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Rydney
Bandar
George Tratherton
Eneaine
Manly
Manly Liatrict
Son Found At Home Of Friend In West Mall
A boy named Sidney was found at the home of a friend in West Mall by Donald, who called at the friend’s home to report the matter. Mr Kilmartin had previously been asked by the press to help locate the boy, who had been missing since Wednesday afternoon.
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Rydney
W. Kilmartin
West Malland
Sidney
Donald
Wevlonsday
Iitmnartin
Frieg
Kilmartin
Getaten Nocin
Funy
Harika
Sydney
Hythe
Prisfemsir Mytten
Shaw
Mon
Ash Walen
USA
Britaria
Canberra Forecast From Malearological Batson
Weather forecast notes a Sunday for Canberra with fog in the morning, fine and mild conditions, no frost, winds from the west to southwest light to moderate, improving in the afternoon.
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U Pam
Chinese Arrested for Malicious Wounding
A 42 year old Chinese man was charged with malicious wounding after an incident on Joe Street Waterloo where a blind woman’s interview preceded police action. Earlier, Warr y Miller a 48 year old labourer on Pitt and Wellington Streets was found with blood at the corner and treated at South Sydney Hospital.
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Rydney
Warry Miller
Joe Street
Waterloo
Pitt and
Wellington
Fragmented Injury Report From Methylated Alcohol Incident
An 8 year old boy from Ok Kiimuattn Trees, Brain, suffered severe burns to the leg and thigh after methylated alcohol exploded. He was admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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Incock
Héepital
Turmoil in postwar policy debate and funding push
In Taydney a government minister tabled plans to restore postwar allowances and basic wages, while a fiscal committee argued for a broader national effort. Officials blamed delays on inadequate funding, and the state attorney urged citizens to engage in rational public affairs rather than rely on illusionary national questions.
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Delaide
Sincey
Rida
Death of Woman Who Posed as Man in Munday Case
Detectives Gunton and Jantins investigate the death of a wool dealer known as Jon Ryan. The woman had lived as a man for nine years. A funeral was held today after a protracted delay in examination. preliminary findings indicate a broken neck and injuries.
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Bytney
Munday
Gunton
Jantins
Yarrandl
Wix Miles
Janatyai
Yan
Mori. Damm
Pick Struck Cable Underground Burns Workers in York Street Accident
Two laborers suffered severe burns and shock when a picked tool struck a live cable in York Street. William Matt, 23, of Watling Crooks Road, and Alfred Cryer, 41, of Watling Road, were injured. Fire brigade attended and the incident is being investigated.
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Bydney
Bundy
York Street
William Matt
Wotlk Crookt Road
Brianton
Alfred Cryer
Watking
Ira Newtomp
South Coast Miners Reported Activity on Saturday
South Coast miners worked on Saturday gathering 2,900 tons of coal while Northern miners produced 23,000 tons of coal. Weather and transport issues impacted output as a train derailment or road disruption caused 6,000 tons of coal to be lost.
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South Coast
Sedney
Hunday
Yentertay
Onaturday
En Fara
Aney
Anya
Youths Arrested for Assault on Girl in Melbourne
Melbourne reports that two young men aged 17 to 30 were arrested on a criminal assault charge. Police said the assault occurred near St Kilda, then the pair drove the victim to Clayton where the attack continued. The incident involved four participants and a separate assault claim.
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Melbourne
Bt. Kilda
Clayton
Man Arrested Over Illegally Used Car Findings
A man was arrested and charged on Saturday night after authorities say a car was unlawfully used. The vehicle was taken from near the Aer services Hut in Mainuki and later returned close to its original parking area.
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Ie Tully
Aervices
Mainuki
Ita
Greyhound racing results from Queanbeyan meeting
A fragmentary listing from Saturdays Queanbeyan greyhound meeting shows novice stakes and Flying Stakes results with multiple dogs named such as Dirty Bea Bentty's Beat and Mitchell River plus various odds and times. The legible items highlight close finishes and neck or length margins across races.
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Queanbeyan
Dirty Bea
Lawne
J. Memd
Meek
Bentty
L Boncake
Mitchell River
Keble
Tengen
Iene
Onborra
Rin Rival
Broa Bernie
Nick's Pride
Malden Blakes
Linnetlinick
Coastal Forecast Shows Mild Temps and Light Northwesterly Winds
A coastal weather forecast indicates mild daytime temperatures and light northwesterly winds. Coastal regions should expect mostly clear skies with subtle sea breezes and no significant precipitation.
Canberra hospital board candidacy sparks call for women on council
A Canberra election speech urges a nonpartisan approach to the hospital board, arguing candidates should serve the public good rather than political leverage. The speaker defends a reputation for vigor in improving services and supports appointing an advisory to assist ambulance maternity care and Twilight Homes campaigns while stressing women's representation and community needs.
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Sayer
Canterre Huapitel Ise
Fem
Belipwrr
Strean KS
Canberra
Polly
Mr. Dazce
Rydney
Canberra Ambulance
Twilight Homes
Obiane
Uae
Cmny
Advinry Council
Mra
Stevenann
Ian “Ake
Way of Ife
Adpiesaneas
Elvic
Nerda
Hall End
National Theatre
A.C
de Mont
Fegard
Liv Hoatela
Brunke Plana
Homer
Yeorle
Hheir
Ceotren Eng
Ates
Canherpe
Jeevin Bay
Bounett
Community Advioisry Council Policy Statement Notebook
A fragmented text outlines a candidate’s push for a advisory council on returns, air conditioning, suburban shops, post offices, telephony, and recreation. It references urgent community needs, rent concerns, living costs reviews, and a call for public inquiry into living costs in Canberra with emphasis on informing residents and engaging with local representatives and associations.
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Air L
Adviairy Council
Times
Cynberen
Ropes
KI Erim
Thawe Turnitea
Arya
China
Canberra
Northern Auburba Triumph In Close Hockey Duel
Northern Auburba defeated Ole Canberyane by one goal in a hard fast Saturday game. Murrell scored for Northern as Colwell and Barton contributed for Barton in a tense final. Officials ordered five minute periods each way and replay was discussed after a tight finish.
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Ole Canberyane
North
Erm
Buburbe
Atle
Mijuien
Meakon
Tuth Alten
Drithant Haurats Murrell
Wrba
Auburba
Panberrana
Chapman
Pointan
Colwell
Anit Becton
Barton
Barton Pinger
Goa
Magna Joo
Hospital expansion plans amid wartime shortages
The board outlines construction of a new hospital wing and ambulances totaling significant funds, with plans to open a children’s and pride clinic and expand wartime medical care. It notes improved supply chains, continued doctor cooperation, and aims to sustain community medical services during and after the war.
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Ebuspital
Nice Ava
ADR
Wimplinl
Wimplinl Ua Made Outarogrem
Nutsea
Auartora
Nasheen
Wiyres Watt Rontitinas
Ural
Niall Shortages
Thi Children's
Priduly
Garran
Local Scout Meet Attracts Young Runners And Volunteers
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at a youth track event with boys from various communities. Mentions of Bunton, Bungetnane, and Quownpeyan imply local clubs involved. The text references races for boys and parental or volunteer support, with unsure dates and participants.
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Pepe
Tim
Bunton
Uriarre
Advance Approved Bread Prices Contain Key Increases
The article notes approved bread price increases by the committee, detailing new per loaf costs and the context of bakehouse pricing. It mentions bakers and officials discussing the impact of higher wheat and flour costs on consumer prices and the timing of the change.
Melbourne Band at Mewcastle New South Wales Contest
Melbourne Metropolitan Pimfre fade band won the 4300 selection during Australian band championships in conjunction with the Newt MRA anniversary celebrations. Wellington Mur ide Warkerw Band finished near top with 434 points, dead heat for second between several bands. Ky ufat Municipal won with Cardi Fairways and Katoumbe Jusi(ove Caf bk 7 placed within top ranks.
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Newcastle
Melbourne
Pimfre
Chat
Newt Mra
Etary
Te Dylary
St. Ulance Delgasie Bend
Wellington
Muride Warkerw
Waterside
Nationalisation of Banks Will Not Succeed
An overview of British and Australian commentary on bank nationalisation, noting differing views in Parliament and press. The piece cites policy fears, potential impact on private banks, and cross‑Channel opinions about government intervention and market stability.
Liberal rally to nominate candidates for county election
The Liberal Council will meet tomorrow night to propose candidates for county election. The committee of the executive council will oversee the nominating process and determine the party lineup for the forthcoming elections.
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Sydney Sunde
Libel
Country Wetoraten
Chajeynan
Svunetl
Sunbaking on Sydnit Beaches Distorted OCR Fragment
Fragmentary text describes sunbathing on Sydnit beaches with garbled phrases about water, crowds, and a goat and a boy. Mentions Bronte in Manly, a person named Clitard, and a line with yards. Context unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Bronte
Manly
Petra
Injured Man Falls From Truck on Lockyer Street
Norman Taylor of Lockyer Bay area was severely injured after toppling from a truck on Lockyer Street in the morning. He was conveyed to Canterbury Hospital in a precarious condition. Police report the fall occurred as a vehicle approached, with witnesses placing Taylor near the truck when the incident happened.
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Norman Taylor
Lockyer
Crown Street Hospital Staff Resume Ayuney Bundt
Fragmented OCR text mentions hospital staff, a resume, and night duty details. Core bits show assignment timing and unclear names. The readable portions imply staffing notes and shifts but lack complete facts to form a clear event or outcome.
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Crown Street
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