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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 03, 1946

Page

3

Australian Minister Calwell Defends Misquoted Booklet

In a tense exchange, Minister for Information Calwell denies misquoting a department booklet about wages and clothing costs. Opposition and Speaker press for a full explanation while Enid and Lyons clash over the wording and the basic wage references.

Calwell Lyons Darwin Cowper Liberal Party Dame’ En Dame Enid Teave Oppostion Fiarrison

Parliament Overseas Missions Cost Australia 1942 45

Figures presented to Senator Collatt by Senator Ashley show Commonwealth spent about £185000 sending 20 MPs on overseas missions between 1942 and 1945. Major trips included Evatt and Forde to a San Francisco conference costing £1465 and Fraser and Haylen to Paris DS0 conference at £8800. Also listed are other senators and figures for national interests and phosphate supplies.

Commonwealth Parlis Wea London Beasley Hing England Benatt Yeaterday Benator Collatt Victoria Ashley Dr. Evatt Forde San Francisco McLeay Keane Mesara Chifley Craleford Fords Makin Pollard McEwan Lanson James Barnard Clark John Curtin Benatar ‘Ashley Benatar Aylett Australia Fraser Commerce Herbert Hagen

State helps man travel to Melbourne to fetch blind wife

State Government grants a return railway pass to Mr Rob erta to enable him to go to Melbourne and bring back his blind wife Alice May Hoberte who walked from Parramatta to Melbourne last week. Her husband, a pensioner, had no money for fares.

Bydney Tina Grante Roberta Melbourne Alice May Hoberte Parramatta

Bones Found in Doctor's Garden at Petersham

In Petersham a doctor’s garden yielded human bones after discovery by a passerby. The remains likely date from 20 to 40 years ago, with the doctor having resided at the house about five years. police and investigators to examine the scene and trace provenance.

Doctor's Garden Sydney Petersham Wightman

Feud Attracts Death In Melbourne Black Market Clash

In Sydney and Melbourne, clashes among black market operators are blamed for the death of Thomas William Flaherty whose body was found in a weeded allotment near Trades Hall. A 24 year old Melbourne woman, Aline Tracy, is named in the report. Jernay Flaherty, released from Long Bay on June 3 after a shop lift sentence, is referenced in connection with the case. The doctor notes a chest wound but says fracture was postmortem after a fall from a wall onto the allotment. The body lay there for nearly a month amid ongoing market feuding.

Sydney Balvourne Thomas William Flaherty Aline Tracy Melbourne vTrades Hall Goulburn Street You Jernay Flaherty Long Bay Geol Oficer Percy

Fined Ten Pounds for Threat to Drill Woman

Brisbane report states Leslie Darcy Colling, a former OW, was fined ten pounds on a charge of threatening a woman. The incident involved an implied drill threat linked to stopping alleged false statements. Court records note no ammunition or intent to shoot.

Brisbane Leslie Darcy Colling Tevean Coulina

Father to face trial for manslaughter in Angaston

Adelaide report states Johann Otto Feist, guardian of a two year old girl, will be tried for manslaughter after the child’s neck was broken while in the care of her demented mother. The presiding Mr D Farmer noted Feist’s negligence in duties and failure to adhere to terms that allowed custody from the asylum.

Adelaide Johann Otto Feist Rial Angaston D. Farmer Feist

Boyd Sinclair Appeals Conviction in Murder Case

An appeal was lodged to stay the sentence for Boyd Sinclair who was convicted this week and sentenced to imprisonment for murder. The appeal contends the accused is not guilty, evidence was wrongly rejected, the theory was misdirected, the verdict against the weight of evidence, the conviction was bad and contrary to law, and there is further evidence to offer.

Sydney Boyd Sinclair Waas Got ‘Sr

Canberra Film Centre hosts Stanley Hawes talk on documentary films

Canberra Film Centre invites attendance by Stanley Hawes chief of production at the Australian National Film Board for a talk on documentary films from the producer's angle. Hawes, a renowned documentary producer, has worked with John Grierson and contributed to major Canadian government films. the session aims to stimulate discussion and showcase illustrated trailers.

Stanley Hawes Australian National Film Board Canberra Stout Notal Russia Canada Hawes John Grierson Biitain Lnter

Tragic Penny Lodgement Death After Nine Months

Auckland Friday report states that nine months after swallowing a penny John North died from penny lodging in his bronchial tube. Postmortem confirmed penny obstruction as the cause. initial X ray failed to reveal the object. The boy grew ill this week and died in hospital.

Auckland John North Penny di Tn Hospital

Indian woman on trade mission to Australia

Miss Barbara Fernandes, 28, the first Indian woman on a trade mission to Australia, says India seeks broader trade with Australia seen as a vast storehouse. She mentions ambitious plans and hopes to secure vessels and goods, though details remain uncertain.

Australia Sydney Frida India Australis Barbara Fernandes Abe

Woman Entangled by Machinery At Colonial Mills

Miss Elsie Poignsase, 25, of Auburn, was caught in gear wheels at Colonial Mills today. She suffered a four inch scalp wound and was hospitalized. Co workers dragged her free after her screams drew attention.

Bydney Elsie Poignsase Auburn Mest Co Warka

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