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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1948
Page
3
Local report describes a break in at a timber firm where intruders forced entry, damaged property, and stole crates and portable items. The incident occurred last night and appears connected to a broader pattern of similar thefts, with authorities noting matching signs from previous weeks.
A fragmented report describes Brinkiow parish ritual and the Brinkiow school, with clergy and bishops named, alongside a theft incident involving Hurley who reported losing £66 and his wallet after a car and truck incident. Police investigation noted an iron lever tool connected to the theft.
Fragmentary text shows a United Nations children appeal with references to donations and totals. Details are unclear and partially garbled, but mentions funds and a possible date or amount lines. It notes ongoing efforts and a grant or pledge amount in pounds. Names or specific organizations are not readable.
A protester advocacy meeting argues against cutting the 1 million petrol ration, urging the government to prioritize city car owners before further country reductions. The report also covers a Bathurst court remand for assault and local athletic events with results and participants.
Police report that after an incident two other officers were arrested for offensive behaviour. They attacked the two men and kicked them in a public place. Suspect Sarto may have fractured a sergeant’s face and the inquiry continues.
A fragmented report describes a disturbance involving a Queanbeyan Rifle, interactions with authorities, and an arrest. The readable portions mention police action and an individual being taken into custody amid unclear surrounding details.
A disjointed report describes a letter smuggled from Long Bay Gaol that led to a divorce. The text references Melbourne and Victoria racing appeals and a cabinet decision, with unclear names and fragmented phrases about inquiries and government actions.
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