Referendum Expenditure Attacked in House
In the House yesterday during the debate on the referendum estimate, opponents charged the government with improper use of public funds for a referendum campaign. Accusations claimed no parliamentary authority and demanded scrutiny of 650,000 planned to be spent, with details of pamphlet costs and postwar outreach discussed.
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Dupuy Cander
Mir. Harrelson
Hous of Representatives
Wan
Harrison
Debeetaly
Ehle
Tony Shuld
Gmpartmenta
Calwell
Tadio
Gaswell
Australian Constitution League
Calvet
Boe Lon
Stralwella
Menslea
Moneien
CaiWell
Thal
Menaiowania
Gulwell
Bryatt
Dr. Evatt
Jeaye
Canberra capital push promises 500 houses and rapid growth
Mr Ka arin, representing the Minister of the Interior, told the House the government plans to house Canberra workers with 500 homes once materials are ready. He noted a 300 home allocation is already cut for immediate Canberra construction with shelters and staff accommodation planned, emphasizing a federal capital beyond large offices.
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Canberra
Kaarin
REAL
Han
Abbott
Spiel
Duke of Gloucester Personal Staff Update in 1940s
Fragmentary OCR notes list the Duke of Gloucester's staff including Lt Cdr A W T Mobedoon and Capt Leo Brncegindle, with mentions of Brigadier General Schreiber and Harold Alexander. References cover service in France 1940, Australia, Libya, and Victoria. Family ties note the Duke’s cousin Captain Alexander Mamumy and connections to the Countess Chive.
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Peel Staree Relenio
Curd Rate
Aehryesh
Emotever
A.W. T. Mobedoon
Arde de Cammo
Majir
Mlawnine
10Th Husseare Mayal Regiment
Capoalat A. Aad
Ramay
Oredadier Duara
Ladlewin-Wailinx
Visxaiattenive
Mine Bilewn Phipps
Leo Brncegindle
Ean
Tore
Schreiber
France
Robertave
Australia
Tetore
Huntingfold
Victorie
Michahl Rankinn
Libya
Genera Air Harold
Alexander
England
Alexander Mamumy
Duke of Glagerstarena
Duke of Fa
Viecounteas Clive
Viacount Chive
Wue
Wehiw
Question of Furlough and Uniforms at Hospital Board
A Canberra hospital board report discusses common public servants' furlough rights under the act and outlines a plan for hospital staff uniforms and protective clothing. It notes cooking facilities challenges, proposes replacing ovens with modern equipment, and records daily attendance, births, radiological work, and ambulance calls in the reporting month.
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Ube Commonwealth
Mir Govege Ravantea
Commonwealth
Tor Cie
TAFE
Liestam
Truibeondiraen
Font Enki
Athensiance Ok
Ertmert van
Payel
Ambuleyice
Five Japanese admirals killed in New York rumor
Reports from Friday claim several Japanese admirals were killed in action, with a note that profits for 1963 rose while ordinary dividends remained steady. A RAF pilot, Group Captain Pickard, was killed in action near Bregdin. Empire air training ends in Canada, and military missions to Bulgaria shift. Nobel Prize for Medicine discussed in Stockholm amid outbreak concerns. Sydney reports mines and wharf labor resumption as strikes ease.
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New York
Sma
London
Pickard
DRG
DRA
Bax Bene
Tor Bregdin
Tor Tongel
Empire
Tawa
Thiaday
ICA
Montreal
Tornain
Winnipen
Calgary
Bulgaria
Stockholm
Alice
Alemandor Phair
Luherta
Hesrottes
Sydney
Lithgow Valley
Peluw
Rydney
Markeen
American Bombers Raid Kyushu Reported by German News
A fragmentary wartime notice notes a Japanese defense report via German news agencies. It mentions American bombers raid Kyushu and references disruptions and unidentified losses amid blurred wartime messaging.
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Kyushu
Toltewine contributions and War Fund drive notes
The item lists Red Cross efforts and war fund activities with acknowledgments of branches, contributors, and civic center events. Mentions Kingston, Minit, Awite Penny, and groups like Wolves! Women's War relief unit, indicating fund appeals and community support during wartime.
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Nck
Srk
Philips
Civic
Kingston
Manutka Stull
Vleul
Ava Aboenietinium
Bae Yy Us
World War I dispatches and Allied reaction in press
A fragmentary summary of European war coverage notes Allied supply issues from Australia and the Middle East. It references Tehran and Iran, Mesopotamian and British forces, and the need to watch Germany closely. The piece discusses occupation, quarantine, and the hope for stability amid ongoing conflict.
Boys' Joy Ride to Melbourne and Back
A chaotic youth escapade unfolds as two boys flee in a stolen wagon, travel from Sydney to Albury then Melbourne while evading capture. Regulators report the incident reached the Chil arena Court where one youth faced a provisional detention order.
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Sydney
Millinirae
Albury
Melbourne
Chilarena
Eden Monaro Country Party aims to capture seat
A regional party pushes to win Eden Monaro with a new candidate, Mr Faden, and vows to organize support in Queanbeyan. The group stresses early selection and asks voters if their nominee is ready, urging action in the upcoming electoral contest.
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Country Party
Eden-Monaro
Faden
Fadan
Increased Pay for British Servicemen
Pay increases announced for British servicemen with special additions for wartime service. Recognition for long service includes extended benefits and new allowances. Separate campaign pay provisions apply to personnel and officers, with years of service determining amounts. The plan starts September 3 and lasts for one year, then adjustments follow.
Britain to Demobilise on Victory in Europe War
London declares demobilisation will begin after Allied victory. No compulsory release from service yet, and the callup of men for fronts will continue. Government outlines minimum eight weeks' leave with pay and allowances and hints at reallocating manpower between civilian jobs as Germany is defeated.
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London
Touran
Damobut Talon
Betetva
Axia
Japan
Denvabi ‘Vom
Germany
Ser
Republicans Report of Attack Warning in Australia Radio
Experts in Washington, D C and Canberra discuss a sworn statement by Broney Graves alleging Sir Owen Dixon warned of a Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor hours before the December 7, 1941 strike. The witness described a dinner on December 7, 1943, where Dixon reportedly spoke of an imminent alert and U S preparations.
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Warmengton
Thaveity
Wbjien
House of Representativen
Miao
Washington
Sie Owen Dixont
Wan Uie
Saey
Separtmienta
Paal Marto
Australia
Gwen Dilton
Aman
Lesle
United’ States
Brdney Graves
Owen Dixon
Anya
Owen Dixon Hind
Aes
America
Chuireh
Kramer
Warhington
Um Baturday
Tecra
Congres Anov
Ami
Wialey
White House
Lakerie
Pearl Marbut
International Gomteaet
Parliament Adjourns After 32 Hour Sitting
The House of Representatives adjourned after a 32 hour sitting that stretched into the night. Except for public works, all provisions were agreed, two appropriation bills passed, and Parliament prepared for resumed debate on Tuesday with Prime Minister Curtin expected to be present.
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Curtin
Hume
Prime Minister Curtin Sprains Ankle in Parliament Fall
The Prime Minister Curtin slipped in a parliament corridor yesterday and sprained an ankle. He was leaving the chamber when stepping into a small depression. he fell, but doctors found no fracture though he appeared shocked. He has a history of a ten year old tennis injury and is being attended by his aide.
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Curtin
Dinos
Curlin
Ghock
Family's Sacrifices in War Reflect Loss and Hope
A Horngvnie family in Wintoria endures wartime loss with seven sons serving, three killed in action and others recalled to service. Mr Ryan e Nader seeks army release for the surviving relatives amid ongoing hardship and appeals for aid to support a bereaved household.
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Horngvnie
Wintoria
Mr Ryan
E Nader Mewi
Tm Forde
Tn Hayes
Tuas
Frederick Slewnet Olay
Icaar
Borde
Bydney
Midi East
New Guinea
New Guinea, Thin Bry'e
Lita Ding
Pobargo
No Big Increase in Dairy Output Debate
The article reports on a government debate over dairy production and manpower in the Army sector. Key figures and quotes discuss discharge policies, labor demands, and the impact on industry output, noting 18 percent of total summer employment in dairy-related work and concerns about workforce sufficiency.
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Ane
Jake Yorneauld
Uhr
Fenlaliver
Ivadverst
Australia
Hugh
Wintorta
West
Hospital Services Debate at LCT Board Meeting
A deputation from the LCT Programme and Welfare Council discussed improved hospital services. The board heard calls for urgent pathology and dental screenings and emphasized better public access to expert care, noting current patient routing could be optimized. The meeting touched on service expansion and the impact on local health outcomes.
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Tm Lct Hospital Board
Yanterday
Ernoon
LCT
Progrrae and Welfare Council
Bard
Dlacume
Bot Health
Sen
Nott
Buiiney
Chun
Sheep and Wool Training Exams at Canberra College
Training results from the Sheep and Wool Training Exams show Canberra College students excelling in the Year 1 Past examinations. Names include John Povey, Brive Moun, Hugh Charles Fatty Oy Drie Chapman, and others, with notable placings and multiple entrants from Canberra schools.
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Studvory
Canteris Techatat College
Ueration Gertion
Teu
Rani Shen
BAW Techlal Hon
Yeur
Pask McHant
John Povey
Canberra
Brive Moun
Hugh Charles Fatty Oy
Drie Chapman
Pruanes
Frederick Afinere
RMAF to Assist Faire-spotting Cooperation
Fragmentary report describes RMAF collaboration on railway property issues and boundary concerns. Mentions chief secretary and planning for summer, with emphasis on cooperation and preparations. Entities include government departments and unspecified locations.
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RMAF
Gosford Gardeners Seek Compensation in Cabage Trade Row
A Gosford group of gardeners seeks compensation amid a dispute over cabbages moved into a market. The Communweadtts with De te ea fm Innd-tenise vegetible abet claim growers were traded to grow cabbages of inapcomported holone. The protest centers on alleged agreements and compensation for losses.
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