Canberra Church Honors Late Pastor for Public Service
A Canberra Baptist Church decision to record permanently the memory of the late Dr. A 4 Waldock honors his influence in Kingston during Canberra's early development. The editorial notes that while some receive broad recognition, many worthy individuals remain unremembered in the capital's evolving history, offering encouragement for good citizenship.
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Adetrauians
Mary
Whustvaien
Canberra
Kingston
Waldock
Canteris
New Chairs Announced for University College Canberra
Professor Burton and staff outline plans for two new chairs at Canberra University College aligned with the National University project. They emphasize progress toward incorporation, improved facilities, and expanded courses in arts, law, science, and commerce within the national framework.
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University College
Revita Ex Exyllett
Akite Ceatheree University College
Proteamir Herbert Surma
Yeatersay
Proteame Burton
Staf
Canberra High Onan
Cttema
Crlinge- Prateasy Furton
Univers
Queensland
Canberra
Ube Queensland University
Esape Ue
Univers Sacy
Callege
Tino
Burton
Burton, "the Navional University
Cosman
Umier
Coun
Burton Wid
Sydney
Melbourne
Athalra Wath
Stribourne University
Wath A
Wiley
Huma
Wecon
Miniatine
Tsb
Commonwealth
Ontaide
Funeral Notice for Thomas Eawie Bard at Mineral Church
The Beck family and Brethren announce the funeral for Thomas Eawie Bard, a mid-20th century community member. Services begin at 1:30 PM at Mineral Church, with burial at Canberra General Cemetery. The procession will move from the Rett screening site after the service.
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Thomas
Tury
Iave Reid
Canberra
Cemabery
Growers Object to Tax for Home Price
Woolgrowers federation led by Mr. P. A. Wright opposes a new tax aimed at stabilising house prices. They warn the proposed levy would set a dangerous precedent, harming primary producers and inviting broad economic controls. The Australian West Province Council argues consultation failed and any tax would threaten other industries.
Taxation and farming deposits debate in Parliament
In a discussion on taxation policy the government outlines plans affecting farmers and taxpayers. The debate centers on agricultural deposits, potential inflation controls, and the role of the Treasurer for revenue projects.
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Fedeea
Anavinia
London wool sales report shows premium demand across dominions
The London wool market saw strong competition at auction with premium pricing. Buyers from Britain, Australia, and other dominions pushed rates, as superior merino and line fibers drew solid inquiries. Queensland origins contributed notably to the strong overall demand.
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Ondon
Venterdey
Blateen
Queensland
Reneral
Bradford
Switzerland
Sine Ieland
France
Jerium
Ing Tyler
Corrected report on ACI Employes' Association inflation concerns
A draft of the annual ACI Employees' Association report discusses inflated wage claims and inflation effects on labour prices. It notes increased membership by 23, reaching 180, and mentions hotel industry links and planned funding as part of the association's activity.
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Hao Ae
ACI
Asso
Unclear OCR Notice on Trade Tender Extensions
The fragment discusses an extended tender date for work, mentions offices and departments, and references Australia and Canberra. Key entities appear as Golivery Nala and various departments but the text is heavily garbled and partial.
Australian Public Works Tender Announcements
Government offices issue a batch of tender notices for Canberra projects including heating and hot water systems, school and hotel furnishings, brick work, lighting, and construction tasks. Special requests state no tender amendments accepted and list Responsible authority as Minister for Works and Housing.
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St ‘Resources
Canberra
Studahta
Parcsly
Ganperra
Deake
Murrajong
Ceara
Kurrajong
Monson Mt. Mremlo
Act
O'Connd
Dieseter of Works Department
Nae
Canterra
Worka Ead Housing
AOD
Obituary of Mr T E Bird 47 in Evrte Meat Raid
The death occurred at the early yesterday morning Thomas Edwin Bird of Evrte Meat Raid aged 47 years. The funeral will be from the Methodist Church at Paul at 14 am today. The late Mr Bird was an officer in the Ganston wealth Department of Premith. He was well known in Canherea and held in the Maxonic Fraternity. Survived by widow, one daughter and two sons.
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T. E. Bird
Thomas
Edwin Bird
Evrte
Methodiat
Paul
Melooumne
Ena
Ganston
Tir
Canherea
Nei
Maxonic
Cooke
Bint Wan
Britain May Stay Centre of Economic World
Professor J B Sandford of California warned at a Cambridge conference that the United States may not replace Britain as the hub of global trade. He argued for a common enterprise with Australia and New Zealand to develop backward countries and support freer international trade through a continuing system of cooperation. The talk stressed US role in industrial policy and cautioned against rapid development without preparation.
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United States
Great Britain
Profoanay
University of California
J.B. Sandinfottas
Ayaka
Canteris
Ecohomic Society of Australia
New Zealand
Australian Institute of Diternational
Cuaberes Univer Bey Ege
British Dominions
Australie
Newden
Canade
Forener
Cordell Hull
Britain
United State
Priae
Vite
Africa
Aerne
Ronan
VaAmrNau
Mriday
Presidene Priman
Inida Fres
Helmerd
Jwodh
Igcees
S Hondon Ori
London
Imligt
Tribune
Nat Britany
Avery Grtaible
Amerie
Pluie & Temparbey
Fuand
Patranis
Sl Vanty
Mallat
Australian Govern
LCL Aims to Rank as Fourth Largest Company
AVINET reports Imperial Chemical interest in LCL and notes the firm plans to become the fourth largest company with 110 men employed and ordinary shares valued at 51. The comparison lists BHP, Tobacco, and Colonial Sugar as peers in the sector.
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LCL
Avinet
Imperial Chemical
Lnavathen
Australia
New Zealand
Witendith Increament
Cing
Argent
Cmpany
Ras
Membaos
Companson Whans Capital
BHP Aritiah Tobacco
Colonial Hagar Retain Ca Ltd
Weather Era Forecast for Canberra Region
Weather era forecast from the Meteorological station Canberra for Saturday notes a day of fine weather with variable winds and occasional light showers. Regional outlook Southeast districts expect similar conditions with a chance of fire but no major hazards. temperatures range from highs around 70 to lows near 34 in various locations including Camberwell and Molbaurn.
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Sat
Camtal Cote Temperatunes
Camherty
Akydney
Molbaurn
Darwin
Hebart
Timlal
Nainear
Port Dey
Wesley Players Stage Notable Canberra Week Play
Marion Allen directed and the Wesley Players presented a well received performance of a modern form play about a notable presiding figure. The production featured strong acting by Stephen Paowonei and Frank Kraw among others with significant support from Hull and Wattle Park audiences.
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Sepeuey ‘Wren
Nil
Nate Ne Dot
Aliglinim Sears
Phin Mysts
Marion Allen
Tf Caiterre
Wesley
Canberra
Anal Mir
Allen
Aiain Rydney
Ruunbry
Hull
Wattle Park
Stra Anton
Stephen Paowonei
Fiatwiod
Romvincuix
Wbye
Bwg
Frank Kraw
Noel Pranicis
Wincerity
Dom Wriittal
Leile Arthur 13Tre
Kestol
Gortrida Camapbell
Stevens
Albert BéLer
Jen Miller
Keith Smith
Ian Crouch
Eawen JeMeny
Frank Brown
W. Whitbroad
Joye Campbell
Military Training Urged in Defense Secretary Speech
Defense Secretary urged a universal military training program in a brief maiden address. The proposal envisions annual service for eligible youths and a stronger national defense framework.
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U.S
Lady Isaacs Prize Awards Drawn for 1959 Entries
Mrs Tobin Bruce-Brown and David Willouenby Fein won the Lady Isaacs prize for 1959 for a study on preparation and future relations. Bruce-Brown received a late prize and praise for planning, while David Willouenby, 36, showed imagination and knowledge of Australian flora and social aspects in the project.
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Tobin Bruce-Brown
David Willouenby Fein
Bath Madota
Canberra
Mlk
Achool
Fanacs Pias
Auatealla
Hruce-brown
Walle
David Tints
Nidorante
Wool market debate spills into international study group notes
Fragmented text reports a debate on wool pricing and distribution with references to the International Wool Study Group and support from Britain America and Australia for a bulk purchase plan via Australian government channels. It mentions tensions over open auction versus controlled distribution and proposals for state involvement.
Groniers Criticizes Wool Tax Plan In Debate
Stoney, Friday. Mr G Willing, president of the Grassery’ Raciation of NB. Wales, notes to-night that Prof Copland defends the wool tax plan while Groniers attacks it. A Woolgrower, Dean Tuck, warns the plan risks misinterpretation by government and industry.
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Stoney
G. Willing
Grassery
Wales
Mmr
Copland
Thrir
Tern
Rratease
Plend
Protector Copland
Rullan
Lucie Yu
Dollar Shortage Hits Arthritis Sufferers
Sydney based doctor J Cutner returning from London warns arthritis patients face high costs and scarce supplies. He notes a proposed treatment involving vitamin compounds is expensive and experimental. The report describes the search for affordable remedies amid shortages.
New York Item Weidey Porte Publication Note
A fragment from a New York column mentions Londam Plame and references Thor Benene Bevin. The readable text is sparse and unclear about context or actions. No identifiable event, date, or outcome is established.
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New York
Weidey
Porte
Londam Plame
Thor
Benene Bevin
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Uniona
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MDA
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Deiver
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Tenar
Golivery
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Wea Ye ‘Baten
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Supreme Court
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Lee
Attorney. General's Department
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Ameria Gunn
Forrest Fats
Amtech
Charles
Canina
Benjamin Rot Carlton
Maurice Radel
Geli Wopit
Moric Ou
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Groniers
Weenewlay
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J. Cutner
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Foster
Sytee
Bindu
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