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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1952
Page
4
The Governor of New South Wales, John Ert, will open a conference at the Rammably Mall today and tomorrow. Investors from all regions will attend, with sessions led by key state officials and industry leaders.
The YMCA notes describe Canberra, Bulwarne, and Mewar Club events with reports on members like Varga and Kevalownitr. It mentions tours of capital cities, radio updates, upcoming outings at Fabine, and a schedule of weekly practices and displays at the clubrooms.
Fragmented weather notes report daytime temperatures around the mid thirties with evening cooling. Wind speeds reach up to about twenty three miles per hour at times, with gusts noted in the afternoon. The text references forecasts and observations for Saturday and Tuesday, including calm conditions at certain hours and mentions of minerals or humidity in scattered fragments.
Speculation grows over future trend in interval rates as observers doubt higher rates will revive the Australian economy. Government bond yields remain high, with concerns that rate rises may depress existing prices and fuel further depreciation while taxation drives holders to liquidate holdings. Analysts warn that pledges to keep rates steady risk eroding investor confidence and hindering investment plans.
The Commonwealth Government faces criticism over job appointments before the King’s death and plans for a birthday greeting in Canberra. Canberra officials, including the Governor General, were urged to send congratulations to the Queen. The NRW County Party criticizes the delays and alleged political favoritism in appointments.
The governor general Sir William McKell attended a Remembrance Day service at St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney with the chief justices, governors and dignitaries present. The event followed a day of formalities at Government House and involved a solemn church gathering led by church and state figures in attendance.
The Indonesian Embassy plans a observance honoring Mohammed with rites and ceremonial activities. Officials will mark the occasion as a day of reflection and cultural significance.
Japan and Germany announce the resumption of diplomatic relations after talks aimed at normalizing ties. Officials describe renewed cooperation and dialogue on mutual interests across economic and political fronts.
The only local group gathers Australians who served in all four wars. Members include Ht Hay of Aton Guest House who fought in the Boer War and others who served in the First and Second World Wars, Korea, and later conflicts. Several have returned to Australia within months, with many seconded to battalions.
Mr F Warters is returned for a fourth term as president of the ACT. Mapper Builders Association holds a general meeting. Other opinion figures, Steere, Lalor, Rennes, present at the event.
The Canberra woodflour project plans a factory at Molonglo to convert waste products into wood flour from shavings and offcuts. Australian Forest Productivity leads a consortium with Cork Bhovt Co and others, aiming for 2,900 tons year one and offering shares at par underwritten by Belbourne group.
The High Court unveils revised rules to take effect January 1. Attorney General Renetor Bleue states 14st IEDt date allows voluntary adoption by Bir John Latherh. Changes affect 47 other jurisdictions in Australia and England, with innovations in appellate procedure and written arguments.
Washington Sunday report on British objections to U S tariff rises and potential retaliation. UK officials warn American policies threaten British industry and demand urgent cabinet action. Notes discuss possible shifts in export controls and responses to Washington.
London reports outline plans by both Conservative and Labour factions to press for a Commonwealth migration policy. Approximately 170000 people migrate to the Commonwealth annually, with advocates proposing a target of 700000 over twenty years to satisfy industrial labor needs. Ministers debate how to balance migration with economic and social concerns as Prime Minister Mr. Churchill considers the matter for parliamentary discussion.
A report notes clergy warn about child migration to Australia and potential perils. It cites concerns voiced by Australian officials about the safety and welfare of children sent abroad and calls for policy review.
In London the condition of Sir Stafford Cripps, once Chancellor of the Exchequer, deteriorates to a very serious state. Reports say he is under treatment in Zurich for tuberculosis with heart and circulation strain. Lady Cripps and doctors note a recurrence of trouble after a recent return to Britain, with continued monitoring and care ongoing.
A detailed report records the labour selection result with candidates including Curtin and ALP figures. It notes margins, names of local officials and voters, and the overall outcome amid a contested race with multiple contenders and lingering political tension.
Officials from Canberra provide details on a government backed wheat policy aimed at extending farm support into a new year. Key discussions involve cooperation with growers and the Wheat Growers Federation to shape a plan for export markets, with emphasis on stability and farmer guarantees through the coming year.
An American girl tied the knot with a William Marshall at St John’s Church Canberra. The ceremony, officiated by Archbishop MX, featured a large wedding party, bridesmaids and a marquee reception at the American Embassy. Toasts were given by Maxcedeney and Mr Jarman.
Report of a Labour candidate in Melboulin area involved in speech near a truck crash on Nariel Road. Witnesses describe a severe collision with a 1-foot embankment and a trapped driver, with bystander efforts and injuries to several people including a crippled passenger.
The Advisory Council and Mr De Quenmany petition against rising fees at the Canberra Community reception hosted by ministers. The protest motion, submitted by Mr De Quenmany, calls for reconsideration of the increased burial and hospital costs and criticizes government action at the council meeting held in De Camborne.
Telephone installers reached a settlement with Western Electric to end the labor dispute. The agreement provides higher wages and avoids further action, signaling an early resolution and a likely return to normal operations for the Western Factory Company and related labor groups.
An account of a local fete with prizes and stalls. Mentions a canteen of cutlery and items like a radio prize. Names individuals and organizations linked to the event appear in fragmented form. The passage notes prizes and attendees in a festive setting with unclear details.
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over patient consent and medical confidentiality under an act. The BEA and BMA debate doctors reporting patient information without consent and the ethical case around secrecy. Names and specifics are unclear in the OCR, but the gist concerns professional duties and legal reporting requirements.
A garbled report hints at a forthcoming showdown over a single man bus plan. It mentions federal secretary, Australian tramway ties, and a meeting about Commonwealth councils and transport reforms with costs cited across branches.
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