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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
4
The Japanese Peace Treaty will become effective in April. Officials say the pact requires formal ratification and forthcoming steps will activate the arrangements. Washington sources indicate the treaty will proceed to implement the terms once ratification proceeds.
Fragmented report notes high costs and limited reliability of weather data in Australia. The piece references officials and agencies debating data distribution, inflation, and impacts on pilots and navigation amid scarce ad hoc measurements.
Canberra forecast shows variable conditions with possible morning fog. Becoming unsettled with showers and gusty winds, mainly northeast to east. Rainfall amounts listed for nearby areas include Bungendore 42 and Delegate 37, with general rainfall totals provided for several localities. The outlook indicates a mix of cloud, light winds, and periods of rain across the 24 hour period.
Readable fragments suggest Australian Prime Minister Menzies plans talks with Churchill in London. Coverage points to military and foreign policy in the Far East Middle East and Europe plus trade and textile questions and potential postwar strategy affecting Britain and Australia.
A report describes a morning assembly aboard a naval vessel with His Excellency the Governor in attendance. Several officers including Brigadier and ADC officers accompany the governor. The scene mentions formal greetings and the exchange of official messages during a royal or colonial visit.
Authorities announced a daytime load shedding event on the north side of Aver Usday between 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Local residents were warned of a blackout affecting Cahberra and surrounding areas as the utility seeks to balance supply and demand.
A high level conference is planned for Friday between the Prime Minister, Mr Monaien, the Figg Officer commanding the Australian Navy, Admiral, and senior naval members to discuss alliance and defense cooperation. Details remain sparse as the parties prepare for talks in Frinbns.
Fifty four inmates seized the Sinte prison print shop with four hostages in Trenton New Jersey. They demanded an independent investigation of conditions and parole procedures and threatened to withhold food and water while signaling they would not surrender.
In February, government employment increased by 4 600 while manufacturing shed 4 300 jobs as industry moves toward governmental roles. Private business added 400 jobs with construction up and rail and allied sectors gaining about 1 100 positions.
Judge Redehaw presides in Lil Arie Court over a claim by the Fronwal Ora' Association against Leslie Dona Metthulipa and Patrick McHeney for 148. The association says a bank withdrawal from the Commonwealth Suvinigy Bank account funded the payment and that the funds were taken from the union’s account by MeTIife At Mementy Mohillipy and Mettenry.
Debates begin in Canberra with the Minister for Primary Industry Mr Brecken- den and wheat and dairy representatives discussing a five year marketing plan. The Australian Wheat Growers Federation and dairy groups plan further negotiations on price support and stabilization measures. The meeting follows months of government policy framing ahead of anticipated national commitments.
Fragmented eyewitness notes describe a nuclear detonation at the Nevada test site, with observers citing a bright flash, rising dust, and widespread reports of damage. Officials promise future details and televised coverage as thousands of military personnel prepare for additional tests next week.
Mann defeats Bendigo opponent in a key Bendigo Melbourne game. Essendon teammate Norm McDonald features in the play as Bendigo Gains repeats a Blawell-like performance. A late burst by Mann secures a one yard gain and flat running contributes to the win.
Heavy fog in Melbourne delayed air traffic with several planes diverted or halted at the city’s aerodrome for hours. A tug remained tied up as crews worked to restore order and resume operations.
At the Labour Council meeting delegates condemned industrial groups and accused the ALP of supporting anti union actions. The dispute centered on credentials and the role of leaders in the Clerks Union and Industrial Groups amid accusations of communist influence and political scheming.
The Clerks' Union ACT branch defends a proper ballot to choose officers amid claims of interference by other unions. J O Brien and leaders argue the Industrial Group is a Communist-influenced façade aimed at undermining unions, while denouncing outside pressure and political links within the movement.
A regional development proposal to boost food production across land between Bilshong Creek, the Riverina, and the Murray River outlines a plan to raise milk output to 6 million gallons and meat to 14 thousand tons annually by 1908. The scheme calls for construction and water access, with key decisions on cost and feasibility by government authorities and committees.
A woman wins two fortunes in a pool game as she and her husband discuss luck and future winnings. The pair reflect on money and how it will be spent, while neighbors comment on the couple's gambling and cautious outlook.
A waterfront labor dispute centers on a ballot move by the Watersiders and the ALD to challenge arbitration in a Commonwealth court next month. Spokesmen claim the process risks tampering with evidence and vows to pursue a fair removal vote while warning waterfront workers and supporters. The party's Tribune at 80 mocks the effort, insisting court intervention is unlikely.
Avon and Wednenday report 22 nations invited to the 1962 Age 404 School Championships in Melbourne City with two Canadian entrants. Allen Jeffrey 16 and Min Pat Bridgman 13 will join the Age and Open championships starting May 1 and May 12 respectively. Travel funds will cover part of their expenses as country Week champions prepare to compete.
Fragmentary passage mentions players Oat and Oleseking, a national university, and uncertain terms. The text appears garbled with missing punctuation and names, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
A Canberra court case details driving offences, license issues, and multiple charges linked to individuals including Fyapeis Pe api and John Atanley Cumh Bropriar. The magistrate Thompson presided as charges were dismissed or challenged, including unlawful conduct and theft related allegations across several locales.
A pacing competitor set a new mile record at the meet. The report mentions Aviat Derk and other runners, referencing Australia Wheat Werx and several unclear names, with a 2.2 time cited as a record. The text is garbled and hard to parse for precise details.
Fragments show a discussion of dud florins circulated in Melbourne with scattered references to Mr Pilee and a boy named Connor Attire, hinting at a counterfeit or deceptive coin incident. The text is garbled, obscuring clear facts or dates.
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