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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists large monetary values and sectors, noting overseas trade and farm outputs. Mentions beef, wool, fish, and port activity with totals around 4.46e8 pounds and other high sums. References to Graceialn and Analesian Da, and past year comparisons with 1940 80 figures.
Royston Bredeni ling, former proprietor of the Taller Theatre, was convicted on three charges related to avoiding taxes. He faced penalties for evading duties and using funds meant for taxes. The court noted the offense occurred in early 1890 with months January February and March cited.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a fee increase proposal, mentioning a potential rise of 4 and noting figures around 180 to 200. The text references a commission or authority and suggests a context of costs or charges under discussion, with unclear details and date-like markers.
Weather summary notes a barometer near 30.33 inches at 3 PM and a mild day with widespread cloud and light to moderate winds. Locations mention Canberra and coastal areas with calm conditions and scattered cloud, showing minor temperature fluctuations and general pleasant conditions.
The Barwon and Namoi rivers surge toward Walgett with levees holding at about 43 feet while residents fear heavy flooding. In nearby Wentworth and Mildura areas volunteers prepare to assist as floods force evacuations and cattle are moved by boat.
A chaotic scene at a Brisbane event as grenades exploded in the crowd. Wounded, witnesses and veterans were among those affected while military personnel and emergency services responded amid ongoing confusion and reports of more blasts.
The Central Council prepares to open a bitter debate on plans for miners area committees amid factional strains. Leaders signal a push toward unity with unions and political groups while discussing alliance prospects with workers on waterways and other sectors.
A noisy year records show many offenders retained licences while reflecting a rise in drunken driving cases. The metro area court data lists 6 308 arrests with 188 decrees, and a noted drop in juvenile cases alongside age 15 penalties.
The text urges stronger links between Australia and Canada and the United States, criticizing government cuts to information services and urging expansion of information, travel, and cultural exchanges. It stresses four vital aims: increase American goods, attract more North American tourists, improve tourism marketing in Canada and the US, and widen North America Australia exchange channels. It laments policy moves narrowing postal and information outreach and calls for renewed efforts to smash outdated barriers and deepen ties.
Vice regal visit included Excellencies Gor and Mes Emondencesl wed Merrell with Miss Beely Mekell and Lieutenant M G Pechey RAN AD in attendance as they toured the united country yesterday at Manuka Oval Caliperre.
The body of Gordon Tooth, 24, reported missing after a river incident near Tully Valley, was found about 1000 feet down the pool, identified by local officials. Authorities plan continuing recovery efforts with engineers to determine safer removal methods.
Tinidor the erapher at the Cam narra branch of the New Education Fellowship announced upcoming events. Proteast A. XK. Atriat from Byrney University will lead a discussable age program at Cele Centre in the EWA region during the evening.
Reported in Eminence, a former convict killed three people including his four year old daughter before wounding two others. An afternoon pursuit ended with the suspect, Wilkes Harris, 10, fleeing into woods as police closed in. Family members and neighbors described a chaotic scene with a retaliatory argument preceding the violence.
A mine incident near Newcastle injured several workers when a tip control mechanism failed causing a fall of ore and a crowd of miners to be hurled from skips. About 20 miners at the Burwood Colliery were taken to surface or underground aid as authorities ordered investigations into the blackout and safety failures. The accident prompted formal inquiries by local government minister Cabill and Electricity Commission officials.
A wartime Food for Britain appeal announces that no further food purchases will be made for shipment after a stated decision. The Lord Mayor Alderman O Dine says Britain’s food supply type is improving and the need may lessen after Christmas.
Sydney court proceedings report a decree nisi granted in a matrimonial matter with delays and postponed hearings. The case cites postal work evictions and restructuring, noting a decree to be fixed next week amid contention over styling and service, referencing August 1094 dated events and postman counts.
A court case details Gerald Whiteford and Kathe Whiteford with marriage in 184A and two children. Custody arguments emerge amid requests for dissolution and maintenance, with Mrs Thippard perceived as respondent counsel. Proceedings touch on settlement, residency, and support, amid questions of jurisdiction and timing.
Acting Minister for Defence Alc. BicBinidsy reports the Defence Department will press federal authorities to finish work on a power house defence project at Fyre pond. PMs question notes that 20 percent of capacity is to be repurposed for defense, with emphasis on industrial capacity and necessary integration.
The KR special meeting scheduled for Monday at 10 am aims to clear the way for a new rent regulation. The campaign contretemps and a deputy director of posts and telegraphs comment on mail delivery disruption. President R. S. Bow uthwell and other figures weigh in as the regulation move proceeds.
A fragmented report discusses plans to widen tax relief for dependents. Officials advocate broader allowances while resisting partial cuts, amid evolving federal and state positions.
Flood relief appeal proceeds forwarded to the Sydney Morning Herald fund. Document notes forwarding and acknowledgment dates, with August 8 as a referenced timestamp.
London reports the king queen and Princess Margaret return from abroad for the expected birth of Prince Elizabeth's child. Physicians and royal household staff are poised at Claridge House with preparations underway at Windsor Castle and Whitehall. The birth would mark a next Windsor era milestone, with royal officials anticipating official announcements shortly.
Governor General extends gratitude for birthday greetings from the Government and people of the Commonwealth. The Queen expresses great pleasure at the kind messages received via cablegram, noting the warm wishes shared on her birthday.
A jury awarded a claimant named Hubert Cecil Wallis from Baris Hillie a damages award of £1111 after a road collision near South Bowerfela on the western road section known as forty heads on November 5. The defence stated Wallis’ car collided with a truck, and the judgment covered the full amount.
President Truman urged Congress yesterday to approve a 10 page plan aimed at closing gaps in internal security. The proposal seeks to curb espionage by Communists and to tighten oversight of labor and political groups. Officials stressed the need for prompt action despite a jittery international climate.
Mr Orchard Dis RYDNEY of Bly. Bly. varies relays a fragmented obituary noting a widow and surviving Naiiehhirs in Australia. Key names and places are garbled but indicate a personal death notice with sparse details and a reference to a caregiver or therapist context.
A Sydney market disruption report states slaughtermen demand double rates for bull slaughter as beef prices and supply tighten. A meeting is planned with management to decide whether to strike. About 1,400 slaughtermen are involved this week, with around 300 idle at a time.
A Canberra meeting discussed Twilight Cottages project and relocation of a deputation to the Senate. Attendees from ACT branches and groups including the Trades and Labour Council, Canberra Chamber of Commerce, and local women’s organizations outlined support and organizational roles for the cottage scheme.
The Canberra University College announced it has accepted an invitation to join the Australian Vice Chancellors Committee as a full member. Registrar Me states the college will coordinate union activities and be represented on the committee. Professor Herbert Bare and principal Burton are referenced. travel plans include an August 29 arrival in Canberra.
A fragmentary report notes road hazards and travel disruptions affecting tourists in Canberra and nearby areas. It mentions bus routes, cautious transit plans, and concerns over tolls, injuries, and safety measures impacting visitor traffic.
Reports detail a proposed operation on siamese twins in Melbourne. Doctors plan to separate the joined individuals, with Dr Colline stating further investigation is necessary before proceeding. The twins were reportedly born in Tanmasia and were joined at the head.
Unclear OCR text describes a cabinet review of an Italia POW case with references to immigration, a minister, and a possible reconsideration of a royal decision. Fragmentary wording mentions Omio, Moll, and a request of opposition to a royal form, but specifics are uncertain.
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