Red Cross organising of classes in Canberra division
The meeting chaired by treasurer H.W. Parconn outlined forming Valle d appeal for funds and home nursing work led by Mrs J. F. Murphy Aston. William Clemence stated the aim to mobilise women volunteers across suburbs to support sick and wounded through central Red Cross. A visiting lecturer was planned to explain the full scope of Red Cross work as Canberra division presidents and treasurer depart for Melbourne conference.
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Allppers
Vision Car
E.W. Parsons
Cr Eamonwealth
J. F. Murphy
Aston
Fie
William Clemene
Rina Eenes Fm
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Nea
Ia Crane
Chanele
Bir William
Lecturat
Red Cres
Canberrs
Bir Willan Clemena
Bow
H.W. Parconn
Melbourne
ANZAC Visit to New Zealand Cancelled
In Sydney on Monday a government notice explains the ANZAC visit to New Zealand is cancelled due to war conditions. It notes adjusted plans, increased costs, and that only a few applications remain for participation.
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ANZAC
New Zealand
Sydney
Anex
Adams Excludad 1308 M0 Filling of Third Vevancy
A garbled OCR item notes Adams exclusion and a third vacancy filling action. Readable fragment mentions 1308 and fills a vacancy process with unspecified authority and date. Further details unavailable in readable text.
Naylor dies after cliff fall at Randwick home
Sydney report says Mr Rufus Naylor aged 87 fell from a cliff at his Randwick residence while receiving a heart-related illness. He was found by family member and pronounced dead as medical staff arrived. Naylor, a noted racehorse figure, had a long career in running and horse management.
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Braylor
Randwick
Naylor
Sydney
Saratte
Setetawa
Cope
Olor
Cody
Hortnay Universiy
Mr. Naylor
Nightmarch
Mets
Bieidh Ny
Beouste Taylor
Junk Donaldson
Postla
South Africa
England
Tate
Waytor
A.C
Arfrien
Winosiks
Poxins Yan
Willard-Johnson
Johnn
Mindy Tend
Ives Tate
Fortune
Canberra Militia Training and Camp Attendees Noted
A fragmented report indicates the One Month training for the rd Battalion will begin in November 41 with inclusive participation. It notes a required attendance at camp and advises employers to inform personnel, while vast arrangements are mentioned for the event and related schedules.
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Widerga
Rod Ott
Ccontinuina Watt
Ff Trvery
Unis
Sidte Gestation
Indy Sale
Physical Standards Conference Highlights Health in Britain
A compressed report notes an annual conference addressing health conditions and supervision. It discusses improved conditions for young men and references Great Britain. The text emphasizes standards and supervision without detailing specific outcomes or dates.
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Sydney
Paceamon de Lara
Volunteer Army Electoral Law and Recruitment This Week
Australia calls for voluntary army recruitment with quotas and pay scales outlined. The ALF plans a 230 quota, country district mobilization, and medical exams. Transport drivers and vehicle crews are called for militia service with daily pay and allowances. Training pay and allowances discussed as government weighs attendance policy.
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ALF
Australia
Voting Papers Amendment Described for Ballot Ordering
The article outlines proposed changes to ballot papers including alphabetical order and candidate priority by draw. It details rules on informal votes, endorsements, and required identification of author for election commentary. It also bans wearing candidate badges inside polling booths and specifies penalties under the bill.
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Par Hemant Penthenslon
Ehitihd
Tv Dretng
Uenae
Cie Mame
Enaic Canguantes
Caanaer
Portance of
Rediv
Legion group forms for returning servicemen
Over-fifty Legion AYDNEY and Over-Pitty Auxiliary organized by Architescon Has mond for men who offered their service during the war. The slogan is to remind veterans that they are needed and can still contribute. Hammond says the government may use their services in camp preparing comfort.
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Aydney
Ley Ie
Architescon Hasmond
Hamimond
Mr Hughes Celebrates 70th Birthday Amid Warm Telegrams
The Attorney General and former wartime Prime Minister of Australia, Mr Hughes, marks his 70th birthday today. He received sunny congratulations from across Australia while spending the day quietly, with friends and officials sending best wishes.
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Mr. Hughes
Australia
Austral
Hungary Defeats Germany In Football Match
Report from London notes Hungary defeated Germany by goals to one in an international football clash. Other items include recapture of Thomas Joel McCrane, Transportation Director-General appointed for the War Office, and various war and domestic notices from London Wellington and Sydney.
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Londoin
Unday
Hungary
Germany
Centlaquim
Thomas Joel mCrane
Tiiday
WAR Office
London
Buran
Informatica
Belumper Hae Dean
Omee
Major General Lavarack Recalled Before War Outbreak
General J D Laverack of the Australian Military Forces was recalled from Fremantle where his liner arrived and was to begin special training in Kinglan before the war. The reawakening news places Major General Lavarack in Melbourne for liaison duties as international tensions rise.
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England
Sory
J.D. Laverack
Fremantle
Lavarack
Kinglan Une
Red Cross appeal contributions acknowledged in Canberra
The appeal contributions to the Canberra Red Cross have been received, with amounts previously acknowledged totaling £67 12 0 from Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brigden and other donors. Remaining items include workers' support and a mannequin parade organized by YWCA and EB Brown Ltd.
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Brigden
Yw.ca
Bnow
Death of Estonian Rydney in Australian court case
An engineer named Alexander Nayed faced a remand at Central Fellce Court until January on a charge connected to a complex murder allegation. The fragmented report mentions a scene with beer bottles and a table, with police collecting evidence. details are unclear and unclear names recur amid the damaged text.
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Rydney
Alexander Nayed
Swan
Bear Land
Pikor
Australians Abroad Anxiety as News Delayed
Melbourne reports anxiety as relatives travelling between Australia and England lose contact amid a looming war. The Prime Minister and officials expect mail arrangements to resume, but few details could be shared. The delay heightens concern for those awaiting word from loved ones overseas.
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Melbourne
Australis
England
Ilenstee
Mall Servega
Australie
Ebm Maoveniente
United Now Ten Twelve Time October Four to October Seventy Three
Fragmentary text references dates in October and a location Manuka with unclear names Morven and actions. The legible items suggest a notice or notice-like snippet but lack concrete facts, parties, or outcomes.
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Manuka
War Cabinet Meets in Melbourne Amid War Planning Delays
The Australian War Cabinet, presided by Prime Minister Mr Massieu, will convene in Melbourne on Wednesday to discuss defense and related issues. Each department head may attend if dependencies are met. if approved, the Prime Minister will travel to Sydney on Saturday and stay for several days.
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Awatralian
Massieu
Melbourne
Hake Wit
Wim
Sydney
Wit
Darwin Hangars Trouble Delays Work in Darwin
A trouble halted hangar construction in Darwin with fifty men reported on the site. The contractor in charge allegedly has power to end their employment at will, leaving workers stranded in Darwin.
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Darwin
Wil
World Exhibitions Spendings at International Trade Fair
The Commonwealth exhibit at the New York World Fair is expected to cost about £50,000 with most expenses offset by display revenues at the concourse. Wales plans further cuts for the New Bern exhibition, while other fairs like Minneapolis and Bank exhibit costs are compared to current allocations.
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Imwan
Intermadrona
Tata
Wales
Rent Control in Tasmania
Melbourne report states the Commonwealth government will delegate rent control to Tasmania following a post from the premier of Tasmania Mr Dwyer-Gry about the rents. Adcaster for Customs Mr Lawsor announced the decision today.
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Tasmania
Melbourne
Flemington stock sale report shows firm market and strong demand
Monday sale at Flemington yardyd cattle yarded 3400 head with keen competition for 10000 abeep and Iambe. General quality good and buyers operated freely. Prices met with ready bids at last Thursday's beet, with medium and other lots trading at solid rates per 100.
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Bydney
Flemington Wale
Quarty
Otering
Sydney Underworld Murder Case Shocks City
The coroner weighed a murder in East Sydney involving guide Colletti and John Jago. George Allen and Cavey 34 were charged. Robert Mramch and Jack 81 faced murder linked actions. The city court set dates for trial proceedings.
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Bydnet
Mender
Guideo Colletti
Sydney
George Allen
Allan Cavey
Tral
Robert Mramch
Jacks Jack
Allen
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