Funeral notice for Ami Itwaki and family
The family announces the funeral of Ami Itwaki and Alexander, to be held at St Christopher's Cathedral with interment at Canberra Public Cemetery. Thanks are extended to friends for expressions of sympathy and support during their loss.
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Dolaney
Argeda
Jack
Auetin
Haan
Christopher's
Canberra
Orouturcie
Queanbeyan
Ami Itwaki
Emnijewalels
Ain Alexander
Canberra Man Wins Second Prize in WW Lottery
A Canberra resident, William Grays of Lh Inline Aurert, matched numbers to claim the second prize in the WW Lottery. The report lists several winners and prize amounts, including a first prize and other entries across various locations, with figures like 324,080 and 43,666 noted.
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Canberra
OY Diney
William Grays
Lh Inline
Aurert
Reinortion
Scotul
BNO
Hay
Avadlene
wianPry
Taleky Hare
G. Webb
Surbet
Taian
Econ Bot
Ay Bay
Aysiicaie
Einen Ua
Kinpetan
ACT
Weide
Toit Synil
Fate
Treasure
Crem Cent
Fuietland
Earth
WAGO
Wyndivate
U. Heoee Man
Rowe Street
Emaqwood
Phu
Lucky
Keuken
Courage
Ronil
Weather summary from regional forecast notes and confusion
A scrambled weather bulletin reports temperatures and wind with scattered phrases. Mentions wind at various speeds, highs and lows, and a forecast that includes sun today with possible cloud cover and variable winds throughout the day.
Oil Exploration in Australia Faces Patience and Big Investment
Australian oil prospects move from romantic gushers to cautious, patient development. Western Australia shows a single successful well with extensive plans to spend up to £20 million in the next two years. Investors react to high costs, dry wells, and the need for sustained support from explorers, drilling firms, and capital markets. The Bureau of Mineral Resources notes resources remain unverified, urging prudence as exploration scales grow.
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Australia
Western Australia
Ataten
New Guinea
Cale
Rendy Tong
pUing
Bureau of Mineral Resources
Austrillaia
Tle
Lowiax
Asom
Nia
Repertory Society Proposes Membership Rise and Finance Review
The Repertory Society reports a profit of £152 for the year and votes to increase membership to 1,182 by annual meeting. Debate centers on rent, theatre charges, and government subsidy while box office receipts for the year reach £3,000 with production costs around £2,148 and staff expenses noted.
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Repertory Society
Canberra Repertory Society
Throsnall
7 Lane
Canberra
Mie Gee Karoueh
Sud Limited
French
Mra
Maty
Mary
SM Lowe
Sie Snauer
Mr Yoshida on Thanks Tour Origins and Chaos
A distorted report notes Japan's Prime Minister Yoshida on a thank you tour, detailing his planned cross country and overseas visits. It mentions opposition charges, political fallout, and aims to expand trade amid postwar diplomacy, with dates and names garbled.
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Ashigeru Yoshidi
Nome
Canada
France
West Germany
Uribe
Tokio
Oppo- Aiton
Negamer
Foehida
Vnn United
Domglan Mevetur
Dupan
Wil Kondwith
Ind
Mao HONGRONG and Global Political Shuffle
National People's Congress elects Mag Tze Thing as chairman of the Poonla's Repub lc in a Beijing radio report. Former title holder moves to Central People's Gov. Trnment Gomnet position created amid Chinw'e Row Conallation. London reports Swam Gold un derwater birthday stunt by Jack Lalonne.
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Mao Hongrong
National People's Congroan
Mag Tze Thing
Poonla
Republc
China
Peking Radio Andnard Today
Twao
Central People’s Gov
Uracta
London
Percy Reown
Namonanire
Golden Gate
Francisco
Jack Lalonne
Pester Fay
Bas Prat
Ietore Tamoun
Gooden Gate
Roman
Historical Society PACE Expands Membership and Employment
Mr. Pusher was unanimously reelected president at the meeting held in accordance with the constitution. The society discussed increasing activities, appointing committees, and potential projects including a tape recorder for interviews. Noted member remarks referenced historical works and plans to recognize efforts with a pillar project, while executives were reelected and new nominations discussed.
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Historical Society
Perii
Pusher
Secordamce
Devomner
Ar W. Pbk
Mir
Artusti
Erten
Nos
Nanos
Wardletwas
P. Blustt
Beidabelia
Miles Brenklin
Suithorean
Reinambal
Ste. Bivett
Mina Frankin Wees
Brindabaia
Arta of
Hay
Min Peanuin
Dinslere
Black and White Photography Course Rumors Report
The article outlines a shift in photography education with discounted focus on black and white methods. It mentions a new curriculum proposed by Newad Chritinn and notes lecturers and demonstrators involved, with a plan for practical assignments and student exhibitions.
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Mack Knee
Nex
Ueaga
Emia
Mente Les- Newad Chritinn
Enarmeet
Terhavtonat
Royal
Lando
Sing Tarwarded
Alpaca
Athvevementa
Hear Margie
Leo Lesiie
Ewe Bennett
Ates Treemarer
Hoge
Jnerhel
Dinnerville
Railway Dept Seeks Canberra Commerce Chamber Membership
The Railway Department applies to join the Canberra chamber of commerce, a move welcomed by officials. The application, the first from Commonwealth, aims to foster cooperation between the department and Canberra’s business community. Officials hope other bodies may follow this example to strengthen ties and promote mutual interests.
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Railway Department
Commerce Chamber
Calberra
Commonwealth Artnet Bennet
Canberra
Ehreder
Soviet Slave Camp Report From Desmond Morrison Kalboury
A U S correspondent recalls a grim view of Soviet labor camps described under the MVD system. He cites long range prisoner transport, forced labor on urban projects, and routine police action amid widespread denial of civilian labor from Balispury to Kehubaravele, noting no ordinary free work by civilians.
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MVD
Grim
Moncew
Morrison Kalboury
New York
Balispury
Times
Sinie
Kehubaravele
Navoni
Archa Géahn
Sanhamn
Bullsbury Mind
Vuniuar
Biber
Felanors
Limit On Railway Liability For Property Damage Debate
The draft bill approved by Premier Cahill and Transport Minister Wetnarell proposes a 42 000 retrospective liability cap on property damage by railway service. The measure aims to limit compensation for any single incident, with tabling planned by the Railways Care committee.
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Bydney
Cahill
Wah
Transport
Mtr
Wetnarell
Iim
Phe
Imieniener
Mayor Of Broken Hill Disqualified From Mine Ballot
The Mayor of Broken Hill Alderman W. Middiford was disqualified as a candidate for general president of the Mineral Federation. The federation ruled his nomination invalid due to absence from the country, and his application was rejected. Other candidates include Harold Kirk, W Parkinson, and Frank Penbleton, a prominent ALP member and secretary of Arlington Lodge.
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Byoney
Broken Hil
Ald. W. Bidaifard
Feneral
Mineral Federation
MPA
Willa
Middiford
Talfeltare
Wille
Uadifordt
Harold Kirk
Weaterm
W Parkinson
Outham
Frank Penbleton
ALP
Rington Lode
General Clark to Visit Australia Event Amid War Anniversary
General Mark Chex, former Commander in Chief, accepted an invitation to visit Australia during Coral Sea Week. The visit, planned for May next year, will make him a guest of the Commonwealth as part of postwar diplomatic exchanges.
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Mark Chex
Unteb Binies
Far Easter Command
Maa
Avetrilasie
Neawealth
Coral Bea
Manches
Genera Clark
Australie
Clark
Apd Ducing
Athy
Une
Commonwealth
Cur
Eura- Paar
3D Army
Austrie
Oye A.B
Eastern Commons
Archbishop Sees New Spirit Of Hopefulness
Archbishop of Meltourn Rev Dread reports a revived sense of hopefulness after World War II. He notes weary England but a resurgence of spirit, with church membership rising in the United States and renewed unity among men. He cites healing, understanding, and confidence drawn from experiences in America and Europe.
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Snenama
Meltourn
Australia
England
United States
Roath
America
Europe
Amol shares bounce back after early fall in Sydney market
In Sydney Moray the Amol stock opened lower but recovered through the day with a late afternoon gain. The price moved from 26/ to 29/1 as the market firmed, while other listed items showed mixed results and Rouge Range remained in focus.
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Sydney
Moray
Estate of Sir Herbert Gepp Leaves Major Melbourne Sum
Sir Herbert Gepp former chair of the Commonwealth Development and Migration Commission and managing director of Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd died on April 14. His estate in Melbourne totals £ 90 408 with £ 80 483 left to relatives and friends.
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Herbert Jepp
Melbourne
Herbert Gepp
Ue Commonwe Sai Development and Migration Commanioo
Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd
Hlawidav
Te Paywneol
Fevatal Smallkacley
Parliament schedule notes 2.30 pm and 3 pm sessions
The rouse ot napimente will meet at 2.30 pam. After questions it will resume the fead ing debate on the Repatria tion Bill. The Senate will mast at 3 o rafying the Sige estimates and papers.
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Senate
Adams Clift Wedding Ceremony Report From Canberra
A wedding of John Adams, son of Mr TL Adams, and Mie Adams, took place at St. Chetsnngen Cathedral in Behunlay caren with a reception at the Hotel Dunbarrk. The bride wore a white satin gown with a jet cape and pearl accents, and the couple planned a Canberra return honeymoon.
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Wil & Shteat
White Hadall
Heather
Barvary
Behunlay Caren
John Adame
TL. Adama
Adming
Telopen Fark
Mey
John Bulx
Colin
Farguerts
Dunbarrk
Pune
Pearh
S'aterswualne
Pat
Balkjueis
Taylor Andavid
Ickingen
Sonlangatial
Adamo Wi
Canberra
Houve
Registration and licensing debates echo across Canberra
Readers report a chaotic mix of acusa tions and policy shifts as Canberra grapples with proposed changes. Officials argue over underground activity claims and licensing fees while legal changes falter amid Gazette delays and unclear applica tions in New South Wales and the ACT.
Wool Sales Show Strong Demand Amid Turbulent Trade
The report details persistent demand at wool sales with buyers active and prices improving. Traders note steady bidding from major buyers, with certain lines selling at higher rates and multiple shipments highlighted as favorable for producers and sellers.
War and Rita From Myer Our
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a wartime topic involving Rita and Myer, hinting at personal or local wartime items. No clear event, date, location, or organizations are extractable from the text.
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Rita
Myer
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