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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1946
Page
3
A fragmented report alleges Cotter read morally questionable material and betrayed a man named Bae within a case involving a solicitor. The account hints at fear and doubt surrounding Cotter’s integrity and actions.
The Hospital Board at Kempsey moves against the secretary Sydney amid talk of an imminent industrial dispute and a push to convene the Commission into BP capital board administration. Hart and Mr Morrinnon discuss replacing the secretary with a returning soldier.
English players select a group to represent the touring side with names including Lionel Coo of Kasirea Buburhe and Arthur Chis of Western Muurte. The Australians are praised for referees, with Tom Mc Menon of Sydney and Jack Shuttieton of Rockhampton listed among preferred officials.
Melbourne rationing was suspended tonight but continuation hinges on the coal carrier Raminayt due tomorrow with 8200 tons of coal. Production and employment fears were raised as 3000 tons remained to be delivered to active works while supply lines and families faced emergency needs amid efforts to keep plants running.
Ken Gordon of pionas ra completes a 22 mile trek to Kiandra after a night skiing spree. Reports state his previous experiences include prior trips and tense moments during the crossing.
A Canberra report notes a former teacher returning to service amid ongoing pre school staff shortages. Vacancies persist for infants as enrolments rise in ACT, with plans to recruit graduates and relocate staff to cope with rising pupil numbers and aging facilities.
Monday crowd at Flemington saw a light supply with 27 986 head penned and quality generally good. Prime wethers and lambs quoted at declining rates while heavy sheep held firm. prime cattle and beef buyers pressed for high weight lines as markets showed cautious demand.
A school exhibition showcases pupil drawings and crafts at Varma, attracting over 1,000 visitors including many adults. Despite rough weather, children arrived each afternoon, with plans still under discussion for ongoing child art displays and a proposed exhibition in Cant One.
Fragmentary report notes men to be paid for unloading food in Sydney. A Brisbane water aide proposes seven thousand pounds, but vouchers are unavailable and the revised payment remains unsettled. The text references senators, workers, and an improvised wartime pay process without clear details.
At a Sydney conference the Australian women's charter urged support for mothers. Proposals include homes for mothers away from families, community child minding, laundries, tax concessions, and convalescent rooms. Aimed at large families, the plan also calls for communal dining rooms for breakfast or dinner.
A garbled collection of ads and notices seeks buyers and sellers in Canberra and surrounding areas. Items referenced include mattresses, tents, bicycles, clothing, small cars, and a piano. Contact options, prices, and partial addresses are scattered throughout the text.
Classified style short notices show buyers seeking various goods and accommodations. Listings mention furniture, radios, stoves, sewing machines, pianos, and antiques for sale or exchange, along with requests for board or lodging in Perth and Canberra areas. Respondents are asked to contact Times Offices with offers or inquiries.
A local public notice announces a meeting at Hotel Civic on Monday August 13 with an agenda including annual report and financials and the election of officers for the branch. Also a family thanks neighbors for help after a house fire and credits individuals for alarm, removal of furniture, and support. An Economic Society of Australia and New Zealand Canberra Branch meets tonight Tuesday August 6 at 5 pm with Dr J V Richardson speaking on production relations.
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