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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
4
Lingering memories honor Ernie, a meat friend, with a playful note of wit and cherished moments. Banetet Wy, Bruce Daly, Hampton, Victorie MRA HAMMERALEY, and family send thanks to friends and neighbors for support and condolences during a time of loss and reflection.
The conference announced Non renewable of the reciprocal treaty of citizenship. Officials cited wartime constraints and risk of preferential rights to Italian nationals abroad. The move would affect citizens of Queen Comenio and other allied states, with potential shifts in representation and postwar arrangements.
A reading indicates a POW asserts inclusion in a reparations bill. The seemingly garbled text references Lenehan Annie and mentions war, government, and detainee concerns. It notes under a treaty provision that prisoners of war were to receive reasonable compensation, implying advocacy for broader reparations.
Melbourne reports government intends to exploit New Guinea resources. Officials say Canada and Australia supplied materials but now cannot meet increasing orders. The export drive faces hurdles as demand grows from Great Britain and America.
Fragmentary forecast notes describe frost and wind conditions on the slopes and highlands with mentions of south west winds. The readable portion is garbled and limits precise details or locations.
Fragmentary weather notes for Canberra show am and pm observations with multipoint readings. Temperatures range around 0 to above 20, with wind and humidity details unclear.
An analysis of Liberal Party proposals arguing for a clear economic plan to boost production and social benefits while expanding child endowment, social insurance, and defense readiness. The piece contrasts Liberal with the Government, praising the former for measured reform and cautioning against military and industrial insecurity.
A garbled account notes observations at Catile Station with references to local residents and phenomena affecting daily life. It mentions men and women, interactions, and a river area near Gateigh. The text remains cryptic but implies altered routines and community responses to events near the station.
The session at Ayoney discussed whether to ban communists from the State RSL. A proposer claimed opposition from sub-branch Gurra hiddin, while Bolton’s counsel argued federal rules prevail over state rules in matters of membership and interference with the League guideline.
Fragmentary report shows Aldurroun Seville Wardiryg and Mayne of Byeney facing expulsion while remaining seated on the council. Harding clashes with a former member amid ongoing party tensions and a disputed vote.
The Premiers' Conference heard objections to excluding a wheat crop from a national scheme. Prime Minister emphasized the Commonwealth view that if accepted by the Australian Agricultural Council and the law, no amendment should be made. Mr Playford claimed he had raised the issue at growers’ requests.
Fragmented text indicates arms smuggling into Indonesia and related political commentary. Mentions WASHINGTON and Vietnam era context with vague references to marine forces and 1946 timing. Details are garbled but imply illicit shipment concerns and official reaction.
An apparent draft discusses raising the level of a home dam and joint Commonwealth state actions. It references a Murray Valley inquiry, interstate commission, and collaboration with Victoria and New South Wales officials to gather information on river development, environmental impact, and water storage plans.
A Canberra report notes calls to standardize film censorship across states following Victoria’s ban on a new release. Mr H Alexander argues Commonwealth control over advertising and program content to protect children while aligning with Victorian Theatre Act provisions.
Canberra will host Joan Hammond in a Melbourne concert broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Commission. The soprano, rising from Sydney Conservatorium and Imperial Grand Opera Company roots to London debuts, has gained renown in concerts and operatic recordings.
The Loan Council endorsed a total loan programme of 91,000,000 for urgent and desirable works while approving a funding of 45.3 million for Commonwealth and State projects. Semigovernmental and local works are set at 7.7 and 8.1 million respectively, with expenditure capped at 75 percent of the total pending manpower and material conditions review in December or January.
Fragmented speech outlines a uniform income tax stance across states such as Victoria Queensland and Western Australia with figures cited for arrears and grants. The Prime Minister criticizes attempts to alter constitutional tax relations while opposition figures push for maintained Commonwealth policy and state recovery plans amid arrears discussions.
The Council of Works led by Mr Huy estimates 26.3 million necessary for fruit and road undertakings, with 36.2 million for engineering works and 26.0 million for housing. Engineering and public works would employ thousands, while housing and social services demand large capital outlays over many years to support population growth and essential services. The National Works Council supports a prioritized public works program worth 187.7 million to sustain employment and meet public needs amid resource limits.
A Sydney business committee formed to back a powers referendum. They plan to push the measure to a vote by the next session and expect early action to support potential reforms. The group emphasizes economic benefits and local governance improvements.
A cargo valued at about 400,000 includes American products and konten to Hongkong and Shanghai on the E A steamer Geatern sailing tonight. The forward cargo lists kawarra rhorthurn cows, 14 months old, and various goods. Authorities note the Eastern voyage faces delays and the ship leaves with a sizable load.
A Canberra audience enjoyed Merrie England presented as a period style concert at the Savoy Theatre. The performance featured Shirley Rueckuwe and Betty Puree among a balanced choir and orchestra, with praise for the final ensemble and standout numbers though some pacing and arranging concerns were noted.
The readable fragments describe a tense political scene involving administration, governance, and public oversight. Mentions of federation, ministers, and protests suggest debates over authority, liberty, and the role of public institutions within a contested political climate. Specific names or dates are obscured by garbled OCR.
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