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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 04, 1955

Page

2

Funeral notices and memorials across Canberra church and cemetery notices

Fragmented obituary notices report funeral processions to Stohn the Bapiial and Mariah Church of Stohn with services at Canberra Public Cemetery. Entries name several families and clergy, list funeral times, locations, and associated organizations including TED and FA, with addresses and contact phones.

Femmis Thamar Seolt Uy Baie Bueen Amar Treet Leiea Wassey Church Puento Priday Mieke Churnnbeyan TED al FA Carnet TR Wey Farrer Braet Braddon Stohn Antermant Church of England Porview Canberra Vent Owice

French Invited to Moscow

Reported talks in Moscow indicate a French invitation to the Soviet capital for high level discussions. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text and uncertain names in the sourced notice.

Moscow

Senator's Choice in New Guinea Aid Debate Draws Contention

A dense debate surveys colonial funding for New Guinea under Colombo Plan, weighing the development costs against Australian benefits. Speakers argue about administration under Australian authority, comparing expenditures with other Commonwealth territories and stressing the need for a balanced, adequate programme while recognizing limited population and resources.

Colombo Plan aid seen as better spent on New Guinea

Senator Hannaford told a Canberra conference that Australia should redirect Colombo Plan aid to Papua and New Guinea. He argued £30 million spent on the Plan would be more effective in development here, citing rural industry and native administration as key areas. He urged funding to boost Territory development and suggested banks show less interest in Territory projects without Australian capital.

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Weather Forecast From Meteorological Division

From the meteorological division a forecast for the four hours starting at 6 am today. Mainly light scattered showers expected with clearing later. Wind direction variable to west and northwest, shifting speeds up to around 28 mph. Temperatures near 38 to 40 degrees with a risk of rough sea conditions offshore.

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Payroll tax burden on industry sparks debate in Chamber meeting

In a report from the 124th annual general meeting of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, leaders including Mr Atkinson criticized the payroll tax as a vicious burden. They argued it compounds interest for manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors, hampers depreciation allowances, and slows modern equipment investment, urging overhaul to boost Australia’s production economy.

Sydney AtRinco Atkinnon Atkinson Obirine Australia

Members Told £1200 In Sight For RS L Club

Members discussed funds raised and future use at a meeting for the RS L Memorial club. New members were approved and an application for a license was authorized.

RS.L._ CLUB Chat Waa Pew Funda Mare d& Peniuirea

Move To Develop Men's Movement On National Scale

A national drive to develop the Anglican Men's Movement is noted with a resignation accepted at a Canberra North parish meeting. Mr Ta WAN He uF funds the movement while Mr Pye opened a Grenfell brunch. Rev. W. TL Bere, C. Chifford, and others attended the council for the Anglican Men's Movement as Mr Sutewmtel steps down, with family reasons cited for the resignation.

Canberra Lie Fuuberra Anglican Men's Movement Auiernon Wa Sutewmtel C. Chifford Purychial War

Labour Council Donation For Migration Work

The Labour Council approved a donation of £272 for migration work to support local agencies. The council noted migrants in Loway rely on external assistance and faced financial strain, but approved funding only after consulting organizations and good neighbour councils.

Labour Council Sun Tom Uden Pannell al Halen -TepgomeRti Couyei Loway Sonate Cornel Mra Morety

Indian Minister's Visit Deferred

The Rajputana Army Minister Kaur's visit to Australia was delayed reportedly due to unavoidable circumstances. External Affairs Minister Casey showed concern as arrangements were being adjusted for the minister and her party.

UNESCO Director General to Visit Australia in August

Dr. Luther Mye, UNESCO Director General, will make a five day visit to Australia from August 21 to 26. He will tour mining counties with Dr Evans and participate in Lumraco’s programme with the Government. He will meet the Australian National Committees for Culture and Affairs, and will travel to Canberra, Brisbane, and Aydey.

Luthermye United Nationa Mduent'onal Aesentine and Cultural Organiiaation Australia Evans Tun Mnning Svill Dinovirm Lumraco Wil Miniaer Fey Eternal Caney Dr. Swany Aydey Canberra Brisbane

Unclear historical note on regency and forces in motion

Fragmentary OCR mentions exoeliensven Canvers and Sandy Ali with Captain Wobwr Baten. references a government act requires a wait to Armidale. Details are garbled but imply a regency or government action and a planned move or arrest.

Nein

Resumption for Land To Replace Dickson

A district area near Ginninderra Creek plans land resumption to replace Dickson holdings. Officials say about 2.1 hectares will be used for a field exercise as part of military or state needs. The move aims to improve country conditions and fund raising for development.

Moveral Tene Gintinderra Creek Indira Nsw

Tomatoes 4 shillings a pound and other notes

Fragmentary OCR text mentions tomatoes priced at four shillings per pound and scattered, unclear phrases about figures, ledger items, and names. The readable content is insufficient to determine a full event or clear entities beyond price reference and stray words.

GATT Agreement Faces Threats to Imports

Analysis outlines concern over import restrictions under the GATT framework. It notes debate on safeguarding measures, agricultural surpluses, and the need to review tariff levels and balance of payments impacts, highlighting perspectives from Anderson and others.

Unions Pleased With Olympic Pool Settlement

Unions express satisfaction over a settlement regarding the Olympic Pool project. Canberra workers and contractors discussed wage increases and job security, with leaders signaling continued talks through the Trades and Labour Council. The agreement aims to avoid strikes and involves possible further discussions with construction unions and employers.

Sharp Rise In Cost Of Living In Perth

News notes a government or court discussion on rising living costs in Perth with references to the State Arbitration Court, wage adjustments, and responses from private employers and departments. The article cites a May 11 date and mentions ongoing quarterly adjustments and potential future actions.

Perth Jon Curl Truitien Nevile Tate State Perth Ix

Women Educationists to Visit Canberra

A contingent of Anglian women educators led by Mia Agnes Carmh will arrive in Canberra. The program includes lectures on university standards, nursing and early childhood education, with events at the National University and Royal College of Nursing. The visit features talks by notable speakers and a series of functions from Monday night through Sunday, highlighting women’s roles in higher education and public service.

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Exhibition of Furniture Draws Large Crowds at Canberra Show

Large crowds attended the Canberra furniture exhibition arranged by the Cambora Tuemaking Society. The event featured displays from major local institutions with plans to extend into Friday and showcased a slate of household items and new designs.

Canberra Albert Bult Cambora Tuemaking Vie Aek Shaw Ion Yaaterday Moitely Retigerdtars Torvat Mvinleps Perinul Atyie Wien

RS L Congress Plans Aug 12 Repatriation Event

RS L Congress announces an Aug 12 gathering to open the AGT Branch Congress of the RAL in Canberra. Sir George Holland expected to attend as part of a drive to create the Thsila Memorial Driveway and honor service by REL members and Australians who served in Greece in World War II.

Wi Coupee RAL George Holland Thsila Sackson WAC Grove Plate Gresik Iin Autralian Greece

Australia to List Japanese Nationals Held in London

An article outlines a British list naming Japanese nationals detained in London, with wartime implications. It mentions Roemer and Imangan as servicemen linked to the case and notes immediate actions following a peace treaty framework.

Ausnia London Japanese Nationale Reuala Wilke Hare Let i Vo Roemer Ubi Renee

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