World figures at Canberra university discuss interim plan
Distinguished scientists are invited to Canberra to carry out research at Australian universities during the interim period. The University Council has not appointed a permanent staff and plans for the next year include committees on finance statutes buildings and grounds.
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Univer
Canberra
Targugh
Unis
Canberra University
Court
Wicheld
Austra” TV
Br. A. Quomhe
Chail Engand
Ue University
Plana
Ube
Allding and
University Council
Ebaltinhit
Ghuneit
Roc Min Murmbern
Alten Fir
Ing University
Memorial Notice for Thomas Ra Sd and Family Remembrance
Martins and Temmy memory note for dear father Thomas Ra Sd who passed away on December 29. The family recalls a loving father and husband with enduring memory and gratitude.
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Wenary
Fathee
Poe
May
Martin
Thomas Ra
Month's Gaol for Menzies Meeting
AYDNET, Friday: George Thompson, 4, memmnat, Waa] amity af] 16. Thompson appeared for a Hi, it al tea estado ... The details describe an organized deradnateation at bout 200 ie as MY. Menzies entered the E "mompacn rusted the pink forn shouting Pig-iron Bob, Fou dirty Peaciat and Bob, the Bludger. Police removed Thompson from the patrol wagon. He claimed no prior plan. He said only Break Up Mr. neiea. The second charge of offensive behaviour led to remand until December 36.
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Aydnet
George Thompann
Amity Af
Thompacn
Rey Lewis
Inj
Thompson
Thomps Adi
Neiea
Jenied
Thompenn
Planes on Flight To Moon May Become a Comet
Melbourne report describes a speculative idea that aircraft on a voyage to the moon could transform into a comet like form. The text is garbled but hints at space travel and unusual propulsion concepts without clear details or names.
Singapore Distrusts Australia Amid Trade Rumors
Fragmented OCR text reports Singapore distrust toward Australia in trade talks. Mentions merchants, antlers, a Mantas Lancastrian figure, and a soap factory partner N. Debbas seeking orders for tallow for manufacturing and future shipments to Australia.
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Sypney
Aia
Serban
Wierenanta Deere
Wade
Mr. Helm
Aston
Anoes N. Debbas
Australia
Woman to Reestablish Plantations At Kadney
Mrs Gladys Baker sails to Win Tala to reestablish a plantation ruined by the Japanese. Damage described as too complete, with potential tent life noted. Reports mention tribal clashes and a tense situation with local groups.
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KS Bydney
Gladys Baker
Win Tala
Injured jumper at Amalie School prompts hospital visit
A youth named Petirr son 10 suffered a fractured arm while attempting a 1 meter high jump at Amalie School yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to the Candrene Wompstad for treatment.
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Jnger McIazaris
Rowemter
Aiasid Petirrson
Amalie School
Canderne Wompstad
Forecast for astern districts with moderat e winds
Forecast notes light to moderate east to northwest winds during the day. Sailors may expect variable seas and a steady maritime outlook for the period.
Australia loses voice at Security Council vote
A fragmentary account argues Australia failed to vote on key Security Council decisions, noting the delegation in Canberra gave precise instruction and that refraining violated political duty. It questions the integrity and responsibility of Australian representation in world affairs and urges adherence to accountable voting.
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Austral Gaines
Recurty Council
Australia
Security Crunneil
Australie
Security Council Iapatinga
Department of Frxternal Affairs
Canberra
Security Council
Aviliaimm
Ghven
VICE-REGAL Farewell Tour By Moya Miximomen Duchess
Their Moya Miximomen and the Thuke Afid Duchess of Gloucastar will wave farewell on Monday before a Western Australia journey. They travel 3,879 miles by train and air, spending nights at Crain and Pimbertan Yueh camp. Welcome ceremonies unfold at Limbernd country and Curie' ln wheat region Anat Buale as the Hayal party arrives. The Duke and Duchess depart Guiliford for Cantera on October.
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Gloucastar
Cemberra
Western Australia
Crain
Pimbertan Yueh
Tate
Prub- Uc
Curie
Guiliford
Cantera
Oclabar
Spray plane tests against grasshoppers in Australia
Tests conducted in Victoria and New South Wales assess aerial spraying against grasshoppers. Observations noted during the 24 hour period following plane applications, with authorities awaiting clearer outcomes on eradication effectiveness.
Professional golf tourney opens at Royal Sydney
Opening round at the professional golf tournament in Royal Sydney shows tight scoring as favorites Danie Hwaworth and Albere Merrie struggle with clipped strokes. Summit and Kelly lead with 73, while Holker, Cullen, and Cremin close behind at 74 or 75 amid steady Rivet putts.
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Danie Hwaworth
Faourite
Ana
Cullen
Denurdaow
Cremin
Maintenance order granted to cut out will claimant
Court grants maintenance to a party excluded from a will after the death of Frederick on January 22. Executor Florian Pedrow reports estate valued at £2,068. Temperature noted around 46 degrees. probate instructions set for 24 hours.
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Rvoney
Christine
Toren Fredrick
Nin
Wells
Losiag
Michelme
Frederick
Florian Pedrow
Drepararinn
Frederick Fmasimmm
Rules To Stand Melbourne Union Deregistration Case
Beikn Gon Menton Kalor and Consovated Prom Limited faced corruption charges in the Artration Court today over applications to cancel or deregister unions. Menton argued certain rulings were tyrannical and oppressive as the ethics case tied into naming Dr Frank Boyle against a request to keep his name private.
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Melbourne
Beikn Gon Menton
A.A
Prom Limited
AWA
Dhidge Foster
Menton
Lorimn
ALA
Frank Boyal
Lowa
Prent Limited
Compensation sought for war prisoners claims in Australia
The RAL is reporting a claim for compensation from Japan for mistreatment of Australian prisoners of war by Japanese forces. The American Legion seeks compensation for prison camp injuries and property damage, arguing no difference in wartime harm claimed against Japan.
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Rydney
Japan
Teague
Australia
Dupan
Belgian Heroine Visits Australia Returns Home
A Belgian underground resistance heroine, named as Feiany Aydney, arrived by Airing boat in Bydnrg to visit her married daughter Mrs. Model, a Belgian Crown decoration recipient. Her family recalls grim days under Gerrono occupation and the women’s war work, while locals remember the arrest of an elderly neighbor and a man who vanished after a raid.
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Aydney
Feiany
Leheroinee
Bydnrg
Jeanne Motel
Model
Nef
Three Miners Killed as Truck Crash Bullets Queensland Border
A military truck slammed into a tree near Wallangerra military camp at the Queensland border last night, killing three miners and injuring twelve. Many victims were returning to the camp from a night shift when the crash occurred within 300 yards of the camp. victims ranged in age and condition is described as serious among the twelve injured.
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Stoney
Queensland
Wallangerra
Heave
The Overlanders World Premiere Reception
The Overlanders drew a large crowd at Pitt Street outside the Lyceum Theatre for the world premiere. Congratulatory telegrams arrived from state officials and Chips Mafferty in London. Telegraphs from the state miniature minister and public figures noted the event as a boost for Australian publicity abroad.
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Ray
Austell
Japusloe Nvasinn
Astro
Pitt Street
Lyceum Theatre
Chips Mafferty
Prevent
London
Ron
Australie
Ean
Rom Randal
Wu Lographimeekinue
China
Rafferty
Inhn
Remiery
Eight Parties Represented in Todar's Election
Sydney voters face a federal election with 232 candidates for 70 seats. Major party leaders praised referendum plans while noting public apathy. Portal voting surged in Sydney as over 1,200 voters were counted in one day. A fatal collapse occurred at a meeting in Hurstville, interrupting proceedings.
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Sydney
Representatives Ltd
Party Organimire
Intervat
Opie
Incervat
Ormanis
Wong
Myaney
Tru
Gydney
Calwell Defends Immigration Plans in Australia
Mr Calwell faces questions from the Leader of the Country Party on migration policy. The article notes Calwell claiming immigration as a major economic basis and defending government plans amid debate over emigration and settlement goals. The piece emphasizes the scale of immigration under his leadership and cites historical context from 1925.
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Aidlbourde
Roxy
Fone
Ciieens
Country Party
Paddes
Immigration Atatiatica
Calwoll
Australia
Slavery Reported Among Native Women in North Territory
The Administrator for the North Territory expressed deep concern over alleged maltreatment of aboriginal women on bark stations in the Northern Territory. He ordered a special investigation to halt license approvals for employing natives where maltreatment is found and urged constant patrols and camps to ensure safer labor conditions.
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Darwin
Frany
Northern Territory
Antrafactory
Im. Drivernaldne
Ucenten
Thanksgiving Service for Work of Navy at Church of England
A special service will be held to honor the Navy’s work during the wars with attendance by Their Royal Highnesses the Governor General and the Duchess of Gloucester. Representatives of Allied nations and services will be present. Funds will be raised for the church memorial chapel at the Fisher Naval Depot.
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Church of England
Norval
Begole
Tharhagtvn
Wighféaser
Duchess of Gloucester
Nutans
Damintona
Bervicen
Platew
Fusders Naval Depa
Vote Card Misleading Claims Rock Liberal Party Fight
Perth Priaay candidate alleges How to Vote cards and other ads mimicked ballot papers to mislead voters. He accuses secretary Palmer and director Davies of printing deceptive materials titled How to Vote card and other advertisements intended to resemble a ballot. The complaint targets Palmer and Davies and mentions Swaine as a referenced name in the interference with voters' free choice.
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Perth
Priaay
Trainat C. Palmar
Liberal Party
Aha T. G. Davies
Lameral
Hie
Palmer
Davies
Palmery
Dayton
Damphivis
Ahaweit
Agelist
F.C. Swaine
Eleatara Ani
Fraders Perturbed At Prome By Prices Branch
Fraders in New South Wales protest an investigation by the Prices Branch concerning how selling prices and premiums are computed. Penny spokesman says employers may reveal the number of workers on award pay and those who earn above the rate. Critics warn premiums could be charged to consumers if base prices rise.
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Bydney
Fridey
New South Wales
Bern
Priece Beanch
Australia Japan Whalers Clash Over Sealing Rights
The report notes tensions between Australia and Japan over whaling activities and potential government actions. Officials discuss options to address the dispute and protect maritime resources amid ongoing negotiations.
Chinese Cook to Get Rice Rations in Fort Denver
A Chinese cook from Fort Denver is cited in court records over contract terms and rice rations. The document notes legal delays, with references to Wong Hang and a planned departure by Sydney, and mentions a special ambulance run by the government.
Canberra honours founder of Anzac Club in New York
Canberra honours Nora Lafford founder of the Amuse Club in New York during the war years. The ceremony, arranged by the Victoria League at the Hotel Canberra, featured Mian Luxford acknowledging efforts to support Australian servicemen in New York. The Anzac Club provided shelter, visits to homes, and rest trips, with notes on the club’s broader wartime activities and Lib notes from speakers.
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Anzac Club
New York
Nora Lafford
Amuse Club
Wan Hi Ruotl
Hnomguy
Victoria League
Hotel Canneris
Mian Luxford
jPouqunta
League
Ming Taceford
Broadway
Rhey
Arran
Aone Ieland
Connwallcuy
Mian
Luxford
Sea of Thechanip Beirne
Amarica
Australle
Bat 2
Methodist Church Services and Events Summary
A fragmented listing of church services across Wesley Church Forren and Church of England parishes. The schedule mentions Holy Communion and Morning Services at various times, Evensong and Sunday school events, and notices for festivals, devotions, and meetings across several Anglican and Methodist congregations including St Mary and Royal Australian forces remembrance references.
Short supply of potatoes hits markets in Sydney and Tassany
Reports from Sydney and Tassany note a shortage of potatoes amid heavy wet weather. Officials warn prices may rise as supplies tighten. Prime Minister Wade is reported as seeking early measures to stabilize exports and domestic use.
Public Salvation Meeting Notice in Braddon Area
Public holiness meetings announced with leaders Hinder Karten and Albert Burney at 10 a.m. Sunday and 1 a.m. with Bev FJ. Included are Salvation Army and Friendly Rowtg groups. Attendance urged for community gatherings, Martings and activities noted for young people and Cass Hingston.
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Hinder Karten
Albert A Burney
Bev FJ
Braddon
Beuplee Meeks
Hingston
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