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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
2
A damaged notice recalls memory of a father in law and family names. The fragment references Williace aiiers, Gordon Miners, Lela, Keathleen Miners, and a church service in Hicklops with sorrow and pain noted.
Fragmentary listing shows a midweek ladies tennis draw with names including Mer Scorn Grade Auastie Northbourne and Ferralumus field Salle, plus Flinders Rath and Alnalle I bye. Unclear order and some garbled terms.
Path works planned for new Canberra suburbs to include concrete footpaths at entry points and alongside boundaries. Four feet wide and four inches deep with a margin left between the path and the boundary. If disturbances occur during work, adjustments will be undertaken.
A man named Miggina from Bellevue was ignited by a powder in a pocket while driving near Perth on Tuesday. The powder caused a flare, burning his clothing as he rode in a vehicle, and bystanders attempted to stop the flames.
Commissioner for Road Transport notes evenings show highest accident rate with 180 fatalities and 25 percent of victims injured in past period. Data covers 12 month span and identifies peak times for road crashes in the city.
Australie bowler Tursley- leading figure on the Melbourne tour. to-day he ruled out of the coming Tests. A London Daily Ex article reports he was organizing plans to enhance preparations and select the touring team for the UK tests.
Sydney reports flood alerts in the Tumut district as thaw remnants push through. Farmers note delayed rains and dry spells stretch to 32 days with little prospect of relief. Weather bureau says northern areas face continued drought while bushfires spark concern.
Forecast for the south eastern district indicates scattered showers over the Eastern Riverina slopes Southern Tablelands and South Coast areas. Temperatures remain mild with local moodings possibly exceeding spry. Murrumbidgee region shows light to moderate winds and slight to moderate wet conditions.
Clipped weather snippet from Canberra notes a barometer around 901 and temperature near 50 degrees at 9 am. Partial readings mention wind, humidity, and forecasted conditions with scattered figures and obscure station codes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions health department, confidential advice, and care guidance. It references presentation treatment and care, shame, and avoid whinge vows. Wording is garbled but indicates an official advisory context.
A conservative view argues the government cannot avert downturns in the wool and coal sectors though it can lessen vulnerability. It warns industrial disruption risks unemployment and political backlash as election pressure mounts while proposing regulation and open cut mining considerations to boost output and maintain production capacity. The piece links policy to broader electoral strategy and national economic stability.
Vice Regal party the Duke and Duchess of Gleu depart Sydney this afternoon en route to Brisbane for the next stage of their Nineteen Territory tour. They plan to return by August 25.
Mr and Mrs JH M inter depart Canberra by plane yesterday morning for Washington to establish their new home. They anticipate future plans in the nation’s capital with Kristene and other acquaintances. A farewell reception was hosted by the United States Legation officials on Monday evening.
Postgraduate research travel and study awards totaling funds aid for two year tenure. Scholarship supports university travel, stipends, and residency for students pursuing advanced research. Applicants must meet university authorization and security requirements for selection and disbursement.
A fragmentary report describes a man surrendering to Sydney police after a murder inquiry tied to interstate crime. It notes a funeral for Detective Ahearn, police presence, and a dramatic capture near Cunningham's Gap involving a rifleman posing as a jailor.
Mia Paranjpye daughter of the High Commissioner spoke at the Victoria Lane meeting on Monday urging reform and arguing that royal rulers retain power with protection from British India while subject peoples endure hardship. She criticized British intervention and urged states to consider joining a reformed India, noting Mysore’s industrial progress and literacy gains. The British government recognizing eventual incorporation of Indian states into a broader political setup was discussed.
The Queanbeyan High Court hearing on the National Security Regulations was adjourned. Applicants represented by Wests Tremrots of New South Wales argued the regulations hinder property sales and caused uncertainty for owners. Proceedings pause pending further steps and future dates.
Sydney Turalay reports a conference urging farmers to drop the old Dad and Dave farming era. Delegates debated a universal Saturday half holiday but majority moved to repeal it. Commonwealth and State governments urged to pursue water conservation schemes and examine tax relief for producers. Employer supports views on Friday closing.
A regional agricultural association advances plans for an October 1 and 12 show as leaders seek an autumn date avoiding conflict with southern tournaments. The meeting elected a large committee including K.F. Angerosa, O. Andrews, and R.A. Brown, with L. Browl as secretary and renewed patron J.C. Tickher.
A fragmented notice details Canberra division’ Red Cross and Rotary style committees raising funds for aid to Britain. Names of clubs from Royal Canberra Golf Club to mixed foursomes appear with figures and drive card references in a damaged listing.
State Lottery results released for Tuesday show prize wins including first prize No 8632 Good Luck drawn in Sydney. Second prize No 9470 Commera 404, listed at Byruiente House Roan Bay. Third prize No 28029 Nip Rach from Bis Di syndicate. Additional numbers 1225 70 from Again Syndicate. Draws note scheduled for tomorrow Wednesday.
The report notes Labour candidates and the Prime Minister discussing a policy broadcast on September 2. General Mackarthur is mentioned regarding implications of the policy. The piece reflects campaign messaging and government strategy during the period.
Health Minister Senator McKenna denounces the No case as a misrepresentation of the High Court judgment on the Pharmacy Biennial Act. He accuses opponents of hiding parts of the Chief Justice’s ruling and criticizes the government’s move to hold referendums and elections on the same day as reflecting on voters intelligence.
Melbourne and Tasmanian officials discuss a proposed committee to reform wage calculation. The Minister signals possible amendments to the Arbitration Act, aiming to broaden the body’s remit if Labour is returned to power.
Melbourne report notes rising sick pay claims amid extended work hours. Inquiries focus on court rulings and the role of supervisors like Geisthal in enforcing wage and hour rules. Details are fragmented but indicate a broader dispute over benefits for workers facing fatigue from overtime.
In the Supreme Court today, a man claimed return of funds said to be in his wife Ary Irene Miller's account. The wife testified the money was given to her in varying amounts during the marriage to her husband Miller of Vaughan, with dispute over ownership of the funds.
A chaotic meeting in Toowomba as Minister Calwell faced rowdy interruptions heard by attendees. Police ejected two men amid heated exchanges over press reporting and government policy during wartime references and references to the Country Party.
Voronicw Inia Gollan, 20, faces murder charges after a male infant’s death at Crown Street Women’s Hospital. The patient, cared for at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, died the same day. Gollan was remanded to appear in the Central Court on August 27, 2000.
Heavy wagering surrounds Vic Patrick's upcoming Melbourne bout against Radie Muller. Two Sydney bookmakers have backed Patrick for 1500 pounds, on top of a 1000-pound stake already placed for Patrick's manager Ira McQuillan. Melbourne officials expect major money to flow into the event.
About 80 percent of Australian built Ford sedans and Prefect 10 hp cars were completed at the Homebush factory today with production to be at full rate by the weekend. The V-8 super deluxe sedan, priced at 1034, features a Canadian motor.
An accountant linked to a crime spree is noted in court records as Granville, who pleaded to theft of £135 from Concord West. The summary mentions Nicholson and a claimed bet placement at a toy shop, with authorities stating he collected funds.
An incomplete Melbourne dispatch notes a Labour meeting and mentions a regulatory framework tied to elections. The text references the Commonwealth Crown Police and a National Security regulation set to expire, with unclear details or dates. The fragmentary content leaves key names and outcomes unresolved.
Fragmentary OCR reports a name Alecander Francia Priaet and a location Albion Mtr. It mentions assault allegations and a claim of not appearing in court. Details are garbled but indicate a crime report involving a father figure and a named victim or witness.
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