Ex-Servicemen's Legion Leader to Visit Canberra
Mr. Peter, president of the WW branch of the Legion of Ex-Servicemen and Women, will arrive in Canberra on October 24 and address a meeting at the Services Hub. The Legion aims to enlist public support and boost membership during the visit, seeking dignity and wider public engagement.
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Legion of Ex-Servicemen
Canberra
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Digenity
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Bulla
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Weather summary for Canberra and Fairbairn readings
Weather notes show Canberra at 0120 inches and 9 am readings with mixed metric values and winds from the west northwest. The Canberra forecast predicts fair conditions over 24 hours with light to moderate winds, possible thunder, and daytime variations in temperature.
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Canberra
Staan
Canekera Towucant
Fairbairn
Moderace
Tines
Australian Government's Will of the People in Policy Debate
The text argues that democracy hinges on the people's will guiding public administration. Government decisions reflect mandating proposals, but true sovereignty lies in the electorate. The Senate and House friction, notably over the Communist Party Dissolution Bill, tests timely lawmaking and government legitimacy in serving Australia.
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Alweve Ree
Senate
House of Representatives
Communist Party
Cossemiet Party
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GidGewly
Banate
Commonwealth
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Chaotic Goods Transport In NS W AYDWAY
Chaotic goods transport in NS W AYDWAY described as the GorTiGc tag era creating confusion. Dr h Coles, president of the Board of Commerce, argues for a complete rail and road tax review and a three month road tax rating. Proposals include exemption until railways can handle freight, and tax shifts to ease transport disruptions.
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Dr. H. Coles
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Appointment of new Justices in Canberra and Jervis Bay
WEW reports the appointment of a new Justice of the Peace in Canberra and Jervis Bay. The Canberra JP is Maurice Blantey Clinton Sonne ton. At the Titles Office Civ. rie Geevis Bay JPs are Amrew Charled Gilde, a retired company director, and John Douglas Crawford, a retired water official.
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Clinton Sonneton
Geevis “Bay
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Amrew ‘Charled Gilde
Drector
John Douglas Crawford
Water
Famous actor Currie to star in Kangaroo film
Well known actor Bulay Currie, seen recently in Great Expectations and Haske Iuane, will play Mecurry in Fox Australia’s Kangaroo. Currie arrives next month after long stage and screen work including Good Companions.
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Bulay Curie
Rosecbly
Lark
Mecurry
Bybll Thomayt
Earnings Of U K Workers In 1858
The report details average earnings of British workers, noting typical male wages around a given period and highlighting gender differences with women earning less. It references industrial sectors and weekly pay, outlining general wage conditions for workers in the era.
Coal dispute conference set for compulsory talks
The Coal Dispute Conference called by the Coml Industry Tribunal will hold two compulsory conferences at 8 tomorrow on dragline disputes and the open-cut mines in the Western area. The meeting aims to settle a labor dispute between open-cut mine operators and employees with a vote tally of 28 to five among union members.
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VDFA
Britain Faces Industrial Unrest Amid Trade Union Pressure
London reports describe widespread strikes and factory disruption as Labour ministers warn of conspiracy by Communists and union leaders. Government tension rises over dock actions, payroll protests, and demands to back national industry while unions urge solidarity and loyalty.
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Meiderlands
Austen
New Zealand
Loyany
Paten
Parliaments Senses and Steel Exports in War Talks
Debates reveal concerns over supplying war needs with large steel shipments and wool from Russia. Ministers discuss migrant children education, health, and radio tax while parliament questions government motives and funding.
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Isment
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Renate
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Helt
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Tedurad
John Curtin Behoof of Medical Hemarch Visit and Canberra Lecture
Mr A P F Bunker arrived in Chabarra this week to warn of focal conditions and pursue two years of training. He has engineering experience and Indian High Commission credentials for lab equipment. Bunker will stay about six months and join Australian rail university project. Prof A R Todd of Cambrigde University will visit Canberra October 17 to give a public lecture on his ministry and medicine.
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Chabarra
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Indian High Commissioner's
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London
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India
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Cambrigga University
Canberra
Brigadier Wilson Promoted to Major General in Army X
Brigadier Wilson of the OTT corps within the BURDLY department has been promoted to Major General. He will assume command of distant naval development services and oversee high level ANGIE Fest Tp47 duties. The announcement notes his long service and readiness for broader leadership.
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Wool Tax Dangers and Market Easing Across Counties
A garbled report discusses risks from a wool tax and its impact on shipments to Port Jevy and other counties. It notes price effects, government measures, and debates on protecting producers amid drought concerns. Wool market in Sydney shows continued easing, stronger on top line with competition from the Continent.
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Wool market report from Adelaide weekly交易
In Adelaide week, the Woolbrokert Association announced wool sales totaling 40,136 bales with average price figures partially recorded. The report notes 5,089,000 currency units realized and references fluctuating weekly wool prices in Adelaide.
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Alleged Japanese murder of Australian RAF sergeants
Prosecutor Shale Hy J von of Darwin says a murder case centers on Australian sergeants linked to a wartime incident on August 1 1943. He details defendants Balor Takao Anmahl Ki yumi Ballemi Nava and others, with court actions and possible executions. The report notes export restrictions and wartime Allied inquiries, but the trial details remain contested and historic.
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Ae Frank
Tenet Kay
Joma
Gergeant Balor
Takao Anmahl
Kiyumi Ballemi Nava
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Atenerate
Anirssum
Canada
Ottawa
Han
Fenrick
Jepsurwe
Australien
Communist Dissolution Bill Debated in Australian House
Prime Minister Maneles reintroduced the Communist Dissolution Bill in the House of Representatives and signaled plans to send it to the Senate by Wednesday. Labour and Opposition voices clashed over onus of proof and the bill’s provisions, citing fears of civil liberties and government overreach amid political tensions.
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House of Representatives
Communist Party
Senate
Labour
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Thay
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Erento
Wis BR
Public Service Hospital Living Costs Spark Salary Debate
Amid protests by hundreds in Canberra, critics urge Interior Department to raise public servant salaries to cover higher Canberra living costs. They contrast Canberra rents and meals with other capitals, urging government action or policy changes to ease hardship for hotel dwellers and rotating workers. J Cardis cites housing as central.
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Department of the Inierine
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Caner
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Cantera
Narda
Canberra
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Howtel
J. Cardis
Rotel Acton, Capbert
Parliament Debates War Measures Bill Passage
In Parliament yesterday the Prime Minister introduced the measure and after two divisions in favour of the government the bill passed by the House of Representatives. Members spent the afternoon voting and the bill was adjourned until Tuesday for further consideration.
Limbless Conference Promises War Aid and Policy Talks
The Limbless Men’s conference plans annual events to discuss administration for rehabilitation funding and wartime aid. Speakers, including ministers and officials, address policy shifts and the potential for increased veteran support amid national tensions and labor debates.
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