Canberra TMGCA notices for upcoming events and sales
Energies of the Canberra TMGCA pivot to the Cary mural Pale to be held next Monday at Manuka Ova. A slate of competitions includes a decorated bicycle prize and a night of exhibits. Meetings and sales are listed with dates and venues, including The Dei Wall event on October 21 at 7 pm with Latin sales and various partitions.
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Canberra
Cary
Manuka
Mondy
Stuila
Jon
Cmkes
Fige
Aumneer
Tactisie
Neds
Richary
Anaie
Research Farms for Britain
A fragmented note references farms in Britain linked to arson activity and possible research aims. The text includes scattered names and phrases suggesting a study of agricultural sites, safety concerns, and investigation steps, though specifics are unclear.
Australian delegation at Torquay conference debates policy
The Australian delegation to the Torquay talks discusses government intent and trade relations with the United Kingdom. The draft positions stress harmony, caution on protectionism, and the need for parliamentary clarity on Australia’s stance.
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Thee International
Torquay
Jean
Austral
Whit May
Rude Whitney
Wenich
United Kingdom
London
Mengioa
Mae
Australia
Propo
No new policy cases in Danberran over weekend report
A garbled note from Danberran mentions Dr Oliver and the Cari Porra Community Hospital, with signs of fresh cases still arriving slowly after the weekend. A health department spokesman said central care capacity would not be amended and the response centers’ status remains under review.
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Danberran
Cariporra
Bospital
Iver
Olver
Alice Whawikiroas Heman
Thie Gammonwouth Health Department
Goa
Lightnine Blackout Disrupts Canberra Power Supplies
A widespread blackout hit Canberra after a transformer issue in the power grid. Officials report the outage began around early evening and affected thousands before restoration crews restored power within minutes. A safety advisory urged patience as repairs continued and urged residents to conserve energy while the system stabilized.
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Cen
Panoma Hyer
Aelus
Canberra
Canadian Force for Okinawa Training Plans Reported
Fragmented text notes Canadian forces for Okinawa training and defense planning, referencing Korea era context and United Nations brigade involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged source. mentions party landing base and troop selection within wartime setup.
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Aad Rmaning
Canaan
Shrelu
United Nationa Brigade Sonn
Anglo-Dardan talks on butter prices amid production review
Fragmented report notes talks in London about butter price levels and production evaluation. The document references market expectations, aims to resume discussions in the near term, and mentions potential price adjustments and policy considerations affecting supply.
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Capenhaeer
London
Dunlah Rodiers
Fragmentary crime item involving Fern Colery and Red Crow
Incomplete OCR text references a Sunday event about a person named Duttiey who died and mentions a hospital matron and a feed of 50,000 to One Red Crow. Fern Colery is also noted, with garbled context around ownership.
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Cr Rt
Mevenwon
Real
Duttiey
Sital
Tate
Everson
Fern Colery
Reintroduction of the Air Training Overps Sparks Debate
A fragmented editorial discusses plans for reintroducing air training for youths aged 14 to 18 and the political reaction to mobilize support. Mr White and M Waite push for stronger civilian and air force ties, urging government action to rally the group and adapt to Air Force personnel needs.
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Alper
Bamata
Mir
Wile
Yonta
Azo Jay & Mesna
Buidime
Cammuniere
Mhoury
Lonte
White
von Funesiana
Air Force
Mr. White
M. Waite
Board To Meet In Brickmakers Award Dispute
A meeting is scheduled by the board to discuss a dispute over a brickmakers award. Attendance includes department officials and workers as the hearing aims to address hiring practices and possible deductions affecting employment. The outcome will determine eligibility rules and future staffing procedures at the works.
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IIN Brickmakers
Methodist Week Large Gathering Narrated at Canberra
A large Methodist Week gathering at Allerton Hall featured guest speaker George Wheen addressing Methodist youth. The event, organized by Vocal Missionists, highlighted Australasian branch activities, with participants from Sydney and Canberra. Talks covered Christian civic duty, interchurch cooperation, and the role of Christians in society, ending with a crowded final service led by Dr Wheen and Rev W Waite.
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Stiering
Apiacme A' Tel Ponciuattn Fm
Aabinet Methodiat
Allert Hall
Guorge Wheen
Apraker
Atiier
Vocal Marinnsivta
Vonthy Ralay
Pelton
Austerlinne
Nile
Canberra
Dalton
Gunning
Apecial Vialtora
Sydney
Christ
Austratania
Metin
Erie
Innaecona
Seth Ontlind
Onis Trey
Huleyhn Nee
Dr. Wheen
Tim the
Walter
Walter “Wanbtread
The
Key
Newman
Ty Oh Lavender
Sara
Miller
W. Campball
Delegaien Fy Centrat Ladies of Methodiat
pIaty
Mr Henry Jchrstian
Ndaavoors
Akt Tela
Rikler Cirle’ Gomntadeahip
Fe Adivion Order of Kinsntet
Moet Wurst Crugaders
Rare Anirs
Enianite
Dirsetar Eftoy
Pandey
Serand
Apeaker
Cheney Yang
Dnclare
al Alewera
Yestoring
Bath
Chimehor
Wesley
Meh
Wesley Church
Bert Addilreanen Lyf Pir
Wieron
Moy
Mont Parley
Barney
Ieianion
Une Fund Citizen
Cilinen
Wien
W. Waiteheead
Wheen
Reverend Waldeck Honors and Canberra Church Legacy
A tribute to Rev. A J Waldeck marking his work with the Mission Society and the Canberra church project. The report highlights his leadership, twenty years as minister, and the opening of new churches, with praise from colleagues and a memory of his service to NSW and the Australian church movement.
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Servier
Jake Wallace
Autealis
Imate Haeau
Kingston
Rewptiat Union
Walla
J. Martan
Lapber
Moray Mission
Welle
Commonwealth
John Madeck
Bydney
Ine Nsw
Hute Mission Society
Hittom
Auburn
Mosman
Kholant
Canberra
Xame Ume
Ide Eatin Ea
Jana Tik
Jot Khu Lint Upton
Atatein
Nils
Jonas
Abe Rev
M. . Mackworthy
Abendrireng
Sydney
Henighnul
Austria
Maniple
Waldane Vonakiuler
Koad
Weldock
Mgaarat
Wal. Gocks
J Storton
de. Waldeck
Aines
Waldonie
Research Service Says Wool Tax Could Slash Incomes
Sydney report explains Professor Copland plan to reduce taxable income by half if wool export tax is imposed. It predicts a 35 percent overall drop in net returns to growers and major shifts in tax revenue, with overseas buyers paying less and local producers facing lower incomes.
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Sydney
Profesor Copland
Toranie
Steve Lonams
Aayner
Copland
Kocaine Byers
Animali Graier
Taxation Department
Wrauld
Westarch Service
Eadler
Eomer
Ako Windon
Train Crashes Through Road Gates Killing Two Near Orangm
A Sunday crash at a road gate near Orangm left a woman and her four year old daughter dead. An injured man, 30, was taken to a nearby hospital with leg injuries. Witnesses described the train tearing through gates and breaking down a fence as it traveled down the line.
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Orangm
Dewa
Kav Witam Bien
Bate
Dubbo
Revaluation Revived as Cabinet Issue
The cabinet will review the export tax on wool and related products amid fiscal debate. The Prime Minister will submit a recommendation on revaluation of the Australian pound, as the government weighs open economy challenges and party opposition. The export tax remains under discussion to fund revenue and deficit reduction.
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Men
Ziem
Auncraliae
Calition
Stee Meneies
Witt
Hawalas
Chao
Country Party
Armoured Plate Shipments to Czech Allies Delayed
The article reports a disrupted Allied shipment of armored plate heading to Czech forces following a broader embargo. It notes heavy traffic controls and investigations into the supply chain, with authorities seeking the origin and destination details amid wartime shortages and Allied-Czech supply tensions. The piece mentions German claims of Allied complicity and cites the strategic significance of plate in ongoing front line repairs and defensive fortifications.
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Durieltorf
Yegutey Arbotnet
Tella
Iether
Inichald
Cacehoolavain
Ceechanluvaki
Wuld
Kripp
Benen
Fire Rages Through North Leura Kow Toward Mount Evrand
More than 100 firefighters battled a blaze in North Leura near Katoomba for over ten hours as 20 youths from the Leura Volunteer Fire Brigade helped defend homes. The fire destroyed more than 20 acres of vegetation and damaged a dam, with emergency crews estimating extensive damage in the Blue Mountains area.
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Katoomba
Fuiday
Mountevrand
Worth Leura
Lenen
Brienne Wion
Howe
Allen
Howe Trom & Damm
Iene
Wool Industry Prospects and Development Plans
A fragmentary report discusses the wool industry in wartime or postwar context, noting high prices and personal income effects on workers. It mentions wool growing, pastoral industry, and potential gains from development and export focus, with references to overseas development approvals and caution about profitability and government returns. The piece cites figures and names such as Sir Beriglan Copingst and Alverson, framing debate on tax policy and pasture-based production shifts.
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Poe
Arentty
Ee Pantry
Awelopincstal
Economlat
Palltie
Etelo
Cape
Overseas Sania
Sir Beriglan
Archowe
Mlinisse
Atvericar Macket Vanoa
Alverson
Gota
Iran
Fey
Local Shearing to Start on October 10 in ACT
October 10 is set for local shearing in the ACT amid expectations of a strong wool year. Officials note weather and farming conditions will influence yields while stressing preparations for the wool market and transport.
Girl Guides fete in Canberra draws 800 attendees
A Canberra guides fete drew more than 800 attendees on a sunny afternoon. The event featured dancing by a New South Wales rising group, music from a Canberra pipe band, and stalls selling local crafts on the lawns of the Prime Minister's Lodge. Organisers said the turnout exceeded expectations and highlighted community support for girl guides in the region.
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Anniaush
Eucress
Asm
Muserom
Canberra
RG. Moraven
Rte
Hee
Alport
Albertann
Smoke Reaches 30000 Feet From Japanese Volcano
Fragmented report notes smoke rising 30000 feet from a Japanese volcanic eruption. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear details, but indicates a significant airborne plume and potential impact on surrounding areas. Further verification needed for precise location and dates.
Fragmentary names from Philadelphia and Sumter notice
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered names and places including Philadelphia and Sumter. The fragment mentions individuals such as Marvyn Wood, Ameri Helly, Jack Helly, and Anthony SRE, with unclear roles or actions. No cohesive event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
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Marvyn Wood Wine Inn
Philadelphia
Sumter
Ameri Helly
Fea
Jack Helly
Ea Fishmail
Antnony Sre
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