Car Gymkhana At Hall At Han Smmygrating
At Han yesterday Canberra Sporting Our Club hosted a car gymkhana with 33 competitors. Officials reported about 1 600 entries. Vehicles practiced all typical maneuvers, with faster cars dominating the course and several new members joining the outing.
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Canberra
Ening Ag
Sar
Cusack
Voseswagan
Landle Neira
Seay
Dara de Lilg
Ween Wenendlen
Tarh Srulat
Cutenay Wewat
Turner
Berwna
Tanner
PGT
Fionea
Morne Minor
UT Riamph
Ba Heng
J B Youngs Ball Night At Queanbeyan Ball
A Canberra area ball event at Queanbeyan hall drew many locals including the HBI team and notable figures. The night featured exhibitions and a strong turnout with players and officials present, highlighting social and sporting interest in the era.
Canberra Weather and Temperature Report Summary
Canberra forecast and weather observations note temperatures around 56.9 degrees with high and low ranges. Maximum near 38 while wind and pressure data are reported alongside scattered fronts. Forecast calls for light to moderate winds, mostly dry with a cool to cold day ahead.
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Tuaromerer
Canberra
MNOS
ALY
Dima
Winn
Vion
Fey
Sisit Vawaty
Qaan
Pam
Barsonata
Ae Pi
North Shelampeth
Noeth-Onat
Spay
Atak Bo
Sus
Eine
Aralubaien
Bieardlokat
Canberra Thwes September 77 1664 GATT flexibility debate Australia
Canberra Weekly notes pressure for GATT flexibility at London Geneva conferences. Australian ministers James Merwen and Senator O Sullivan to attend, seeking common ground with Commonwealth nations while protecting domestic industry from multilateral trade rules. Critics warn Australia must secure favorable terms to avoid jeopardizing manufacturing sectors and primary product markets.
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Australia
Lx Lo
Arthur Faden
Washington
Lie International Monetary Fund
Bank of Reconsiuction
Comareruy and Agriculture
Merwen
Trade and Customs
O'Sullivan
London
Geneva
Smeitwen Milalka
Lander
Auntralia
Lemgart
Opinkie
Demeynde Jn
Ho Jane
Mdoplad
Uhl
Manufacturime
Industriat
Industeles
Australian universities warn of funding insecurity
Economics professor at Sydney University notes Australian universities rely heavily on government grants and face uncertain planning. He says comparisons with American institutions show weaker research and teaching development due to delayed or reduced funding. He urges policy action as postwar recovery and long term grants impact staffing and growth.
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Blas
Byuney Tiniveralty
Auld
Wniversity
Sydney University
Lea Nfr
Farrila
Sairfing Wauie Raye Wy Cong Hinini
Attrmce Uivenoan
McCarthy Inquiry Prompts Censure Vote by Committee
The General Post reports a committee recommending censure of Senator McCarthy over alleged contempt and abuse of colleagues. The inquiry, led by Senator Watkins, targets his handling of witnesses and possible possession of documents by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The report notes McCarthy’s conduct during hearings in New York and his support from Republican allies.
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Perommant
Ange
Stentor
McCarthy
Senator McCarthy
Feral
New York
Mrcarthy Gamrait
Methodist Fete Raises £192 Despite Poor Weather
Despite rain, about 300 people visited the Methodist fete in the grounds of the Held Methodist church on Saturday afternoon. Organisers were pleased with the attendance and the fund raise reached £192. The fete opened by Mr Norman Makin, former Australian Ambassador in Washington, and featured sideshows and stalls including Turkey diph, Knockem and other attractions. Afternoon tea was available all afternoon.
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Assatrailan
Washington
Makin
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Mutin
Racing Motorcyclist Killed in Heathcote Crash
William Joseph Pasgow, 28, of How Street Coburg, died after his motor cycle crashed during a trial event at Heathcote. Passenger Clyde McCarte was hospitalized with a fractured collarbone and shock.
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Mim Lamr Areras
Auniay
Apial
Heathcote Fave Couras
William Joseph Pasgow
How Street
Coburg
Minal
Clyde, McCarte
How Plai
Canberra dancers vie in Australasian contest finals
Canberra competitors reach Australasian finals with Margaret Beer and Brian Gournowr among ACT champions. Results list Open professional, Maiden, Silver and Bronze divisions, with multiple clubs from Sydney Wollongong and Newcastle represented. Finalists celebrate despite a clumsy transcription of names and places.
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Brian Gournowwr
Margaret
Brian Gournowrle
Margaret Seer
Rene Vam Duran
Mille Garnshew
Camber
Newtown
Bydney
Rockdale
Byaney
Parramatta
Neville Brith
Joyce
Pout
Don Ferabbe
Iwallongane
Margaret Beer
Canberra
Don Milway
Florence Howard
Ev Rabbe
Wollongong
Marlee Sfey
Wollongone
Mapion
Oy Michsel O'Halloran
Giri
Cole
Een Murphy
Mounie Earnshay
Bast
Meene Vad
Buren
Bilway
Brian Gouraw
Dus Ainge
Miamaret Beer
Alan “Anders
Tom Pendens
Mua
Many Lawrence
Peter Laweeper
Jayangen
Domenien Reinet
Beenie Yas
Cearmp the
Pataherwin
Col Enaimers
Colleen Murphy
Alan ‘Andersin
Jean Cave
Whitney Reid
Arie Koka
Hymn
Guernwunt
Kay Wittmutt
Bruce Metts
Marie Pena
Bon Widy
Brian Lohan
Valerie Yer Heel Hedges
Doreen Mason
Betty Parker
Paar
Btn
Yan
Kaye
Sydney
Dudyen
Sore BO Tuck Keating
Hsydney
Ray Viel
Rydney
Budgean
Te Chunoak
Trey Reeve
Mise Eunier Taylor
Albary
May' Nail
Victorian Symphony Orchestra to Visit Canberra
The Victorian Symphony Orchestra under Berths Jorgen Strina and Waler Suskind will perform in Canberra at the Capital Theatre, with a free Canberra concert under associate conductor Clive Bougter. The tour includes five concerts in New South Wales centers and 18 performances across NSW and ACT, featuring distinguished soloists Glenda Raymund and Walter Sumiking.
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Victorian Symphony Orchestra
Berths Jorgen’ Strina
Waler Suskind
Eugene Gogaenin
Artor
Joh Poel
Wistora
Symphony Orcheatra
Stualeal Developmannt
Sydney YMCA Plans Island Start Trip
A group of four young women will visit tat weyeh wad and Wil aeay at the TAA ramp at Brurt Inland. The event includes a permanent Proeadail Club and a By dmey TMA. The piece notes camp activities and the final Grade Table Tennis match pending, with FACAL players listed as R. Peiterson J. Munday and Ie Waarnley.
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Tat Weyeh-Wad
Wil Aeay
Taa
Bturt
National Capital
Cristian Fellowship
Extry
FACAL
R. Peiterson
J. Munday
Andie Waarnley
Silent Revolution in Medical Benefits Says Sir Earle Page
Sir Earle Page outlined a radical shift in medical care funded by the government. He cited free medical care and medicines for the old age and sick, Commonwealth financial aid for housing, and a 430 million annual public health expenditure. He noted rising hospital access, free treatment, and a surge in funded services across the Commonwealth.
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Brisbane
Earle Page
Lay
Rex Seen & Allent
Amtralls
Barie End
Wong Pro
Commonwealth Hospital
Commonwealth
Karle
Benettin
Minister urges reduce farm costs and improve quality
Government advocates lower farm costs and higher quality products for consumers. Senator Kpooner spoke at Inveralochy opening, stressing scientific agriculture, funding for new agricultural colleges, and national infrastructure to support farmers’ efficiency and faith-based educational efforts.
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Australia
Kpooner Wan Apeakisie
Ahd
St Andrew s 20th Anniversary Observance at Priory Church
A commemorative service marked St Andrew s 20th anniversary with clergy and congregants praising the church s mission. Speakers cited Christian teaching, community outreach, and the church s role in guiding youth toward faith, amid reflections on modern social issues and gratitude for the church’s historic building.
Asian Conference Proposed Amid Global Talks In Jakarta
A draft communique outlines a proposed Asian Conference with invited observers from colonial courts and various nations. The document mentions Singapore and Indonesia’s foreign ministers discussing an eastward summit, with potential attendance from regional leaders and allied groups to promote peaceful cooperation and trade relations.
Acting Secretary of Commerce and Agriculture Named
Moroney Brat will serve as Acting secretary of the Department of Commerce and Agriculture during Secretary Crawford's absence in London and Geneva. Dr. Westerman accompanies Crawford on the overseas study trip.
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Comemetre
Agricultee
Senate Nelstay
Nna
Mir
Moroney
Lie Bearement of Commerce and Agriculture
Ue Secrstary
Crawford
London
Geneva
Wo A Westerman
Hairy
Australis
United Bites
Fragmented OCR note on a shock event and bystander impact
A garbled OCR fragment describes a shocking incident with a victim and bystanders. It mentions an unnamed location, a shovel, and a group of people, but key details are unreadable. The text hints at violence or accident but lacks clear persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
Reconstructing Korea Divides Allied Stance and Aid Needs
A wartime report notes Korea's ongoing division and the danger of demobilization pressure. It argues for maintaining a strong U.N. command, warns of famine, and urges continued external aid for rehabilitation while balancing burdens among member nations.
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B.O.K
Tnsit
Ford
Farona
Ulm
Korea
Camminalon Te Neves
Ie U5
Opposition to Rural University Plan Emphasizes Access
Rural observers and university leaders debate a proposed rural university, arguing it would expand access for many young people over 19 years while warning that population growth could strain capacity. Professors Arndt and Vartridge of the Canberra Ratton University caution about funding, staffing, and the timetable for a full university in the region.
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Riverina
Marrylom Seehaliehan
Iverine Counells
Univer Ty League
Convention Sea
Seould
Tou
stiMente Westeing
Arndt
Vartridge
Raton Univery
Canberra
Aid & Bots
Tniversity Wombe
Cartass Estrichona
Thaysand Nandicapa
Inwa
Ahamnee
Inga Dental
Newoantie
Missing ship search ends with unanswered fate
A damaged report details a freighter incident during September involving Captain Constantine Arvantia and the Abnene vessel. A wide search was conducted but no trace of the crew or ship has been found, leaving doubt about their fate. Authorities indicate no definitive sighting has been confirmed.
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Conte Bova
Conaentine Arvantia
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