ESL Policy Formulation Spells Complex Lane Acre Debate
Brief fragment hints at policy formulation involving ESL, a vague参 phrase indicates land area and sector names. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations readable to confirm specifics.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1947
Page
3
Brief fragment hints at policy formulation involving ESL, a vague参 phrase indicates land area and sector names. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations readable to confirm specifics.
A Sydney case faced a delay as a SP operator, excused from jury service, contested his obligation citing illegal business. Judge Holt ordered the man to report. After proceedings began, the juror claimed he could not convict, was freed, and the case continued with eleven jurors remaining.
Seventy men on seven tugboats threaten a 40 hour week, overtime curbs and wage raises. Only 22 of 50 workers are striking, causing shipping delays and affecting cola supplies.
The Yugoslavia News Agency reports Belgrade protests to Greece over alleged Greek troop provocation. The dispute centers on military actions near the two nations with diplomatic notes exchanged.
Australian trade minister said private trade with Japan would resume in November under licenses and financial arrangements yet to be completed. Occupation authorities in Japan still controlled private business, while Australian firms with existing contacts could renew relations.
Friday verdict finds Philip Duchot, 50, accountant of Hun Breet audrey, guilty of misappropriating 17.124. He is sentenced to four years imprisonment. Judge Holden notes full restitution to Saviour Victor Bam mitt and recommends Walker be released from Homcean mea.
Sydney race notes indicate Munro will continue aboard Shannon with Brian in the crass. Spring meats feature a new owner, Wr ith, as Munro has ridden Shannon in nine of his twelve appearances. Shannon was scratched from the Epsom Handicap today and will race next at Warwick Stakes Day week at Randwick on Batur.
Two finals headlined by a first grade decider between Eastern Suburbs and Northern Suburbs at Manuka Oval with a 3.20 pm kickoff. An under 20 clash Northern Suburbs versus Queanbeyan starts 2 pm, plus a sprint championship and a listed officials roster for the event.
Toowoomba reports a district Dairy Men's Association meeting where Mr Madsen M.LA announced a price increase proposal. The Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee was asked to allow a 4d rise in butter price with comparable rises in related dairy costs. The committee adopted a move to set butter at 2 shillings and 1 penny per unit.
Tom Cleary defeated G. Ganim to regain the amateur billiard championship at Melbourne Town Hall. Cleary posted a 2001 break with segments 204, 187, 187, 106, and 88 while Ganim contributed 157, 118, 82 and 8, concluding a tense title bout.
A 10 year old boy Arthur Lamb suffered serious burns to the head and face near Camden after a copper fire explosion. He ran to a neighbor's home for help and was admitted to Camden Hospital for treatment.
Shares of the Commercial Banking Co and the Bank of New South Wales sold at advanced rates on the Black Exchange today. Prices showed gains over government prepared valuations, with Commercial Bank at 4. and Bank of New South Wales at 36/1776, indicating a broad advance.
National football notes describe Canberra junior teams traveling to Melbourne for a series of matches and showcases. Under 14 players from Queanbeyan depart midweek, guided by Messrs Steven and Rogers, with events at Richmond Oval and Trumper Park Sydney cited. The tour aims to strengthen development, with several potential fixtures against Collingwood junior and Sydney Metropolitan Junior teams while balancing travel to Brisbane and Benalla. Records list numerous player names and officials connected to the tour.
John O'Reilly, 83, a labourer of Mast Jake, appeared before Mexars, F.C. P Keana and R.A. McKillop, 8M, in charge of breaking and entering with intent to steal, and was remanded until September 3.
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