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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1949
Page
2
A logging accident near Canberra involved a wood cutter injured when a log rolled during yard work at a works site. The incident occurred while cutting timber in foggy conditions, with a log falling and striking him. Medical staff attended as authorities investigate Yard and safety measures at the Braddon and Reid sites.
Canberra forecast text provides scattered weather data for the 24 hours ahead with temperatures around 0 to 9 degrees and partial wind and cloud notes. It references general conditions, section forecasts for the South Eastern District, and mentions possible light showers and inland wind patterns.
A W moves to restrain miners at Captain's Flat after 280 workers are claimed to be covered by the AWA. The Full Bench of Industrial Court reviews renewals and conditions, with fencing disputed by mining interests and government officials. The case concerns employment status, awards, and potential bans on enlistment by workers.
An air pilot named Tuonda Wavam Junie faced court action from May through August 22 for alleged possession of gold. The case mentions a Wingweithant unit and references a railway or air travel context with a Bowelad Redeval Court. Details are fragmentary but indicate a legal proceeding and a monetary-related seizure.
A fragmented note describes a crash near Milan with sixteen people wounded. The document cites unidentified authorities and mentions an inquiry into the incident. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damage.
The World Bank president Mr Eugene Black denied a rumor that Australia sought a specific loan. He said he had not been approached and that any such loan would need careful scrutiny. He noted advancing loans would differ from past practices and stressed caution in international aid efforts.
The Canberran branch of the AGP held an Election meeting at Causeway Hall with more than 120 people in attendance. Speakers included Dedman Minister for Post War Preconstruction and several candidates from Labour and other parties. The review praised government achievements in prosperity, postwar planning, and employment gains.
A riot in central Sydney involved about 1500 wharf labourers 2000 police and civilians at 1.15 pm. Ten were reported arrested as clashes escalated near Hive and PAL Streets before police restored order. The protest grew from arbitration money disputes and centered on the Water Transport Workers Federation.
A panel reviews the ACT housing list to verify allocations and determine eligibility. The session discussed Navy applicant eligibility and private sector involvement in housing provision.
A Campsie butcher was fined £1500 after pleading guilty to tax evasion. The case, heard at Central Court, involved false returns and undeclared income, with earnings reported as over £11,000 and adjustments recorded. The court noted penalties and directives for payment by the defendant.
Fragmented OCR text references Noonan set for a bout at Leichhardt with unclear opponents and scattered names. The readable parts indicate a boxing card or event listing, but key details like date, venue specifics, and participant clarity are missing or garbled.
The Plumbers' Union withdraws from the Trades and Labour Council after a dispute over affiliation and control. A branch vote reportedly favored detaching from the council, with leaders citing majority concerns about governance and representation.
Ship owners seek compensation for pick up money amid a stoppage at the water edge. Judge Kirby indicates a decision may affect water workers and wage claims. Secretary J tents and Mr. Wi Fi Pitee appear for the shipping companies in a case touching pledges and compensation.
A fragmented report outlines the Manuka cricket club gathering with Mr Wynne presiding and a slate of officers including secretary and committee members. The document notes aims, future fixtures, and plans for team development, although several names and details are obscured by OCR errors.
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