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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1955
Page
2
Job inquiry references a technical assistant role and asks about university or regional ties. Mentions engineering patent attorney experience and tumor experience as desirable, with contact at Calling Frame Cotes Street, Wotretirne, MLTR.
An Australian commerce inquiry examines a proposed 10 percent freight increase by shipowners, with costs suggesting 18.7 percent. The report notes potential government action under Industry Preservation to curb contracts, warning of prolonged strikes affecting exports to Europe and the Continent.
A Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in the ACT formed last night with 23 initial members from diverse fields. It aims to lobby for stronger animal protection ordinances and establish care standards, with Mrs Geddes honored for her role in founding the organization.
Fragmented OCR summarizes Canberra weather with temperatures and wind directions. It mentions forecasts for Canberra and regional areas, with references to wind.
Senator Cole joins the Joshua Group amid party calls, amid suspensions and resignations. The Anti-Communist Party seeks to nominate Senate candidates while Cole plans to remain on opposition benches and pursue an independent policy.
The vice regal Governor General, His Excellency, and accompanying officials visited Canberra for a hockey routeh at Manuka Oval. Attendees included Major and Mrs Be laborné and other dignitaries, with New Zealand Commissioner and Mrs. Alder present.
In a Tuesday report from Wamington, Australian uranium potential is highlighted for the coming decade. US Atomic Energy Commission counsel Hxtwarid Dramonl notes a regional pattern, suggesting a potential shift in global energy strategy. Norwegian guest Zinar Gerhardaen accepts an invitation to visit the Boviel Untun.
A local drive at Telapea Park raises funds for children. Citizens contribute coins labeled for the Sentt-Bharp life fund, with a community surprise including pennies and small consignments. The event features a primary Rabbit as a packaged token of support and local families participate in the effort.
Retired actor Allan Wilkie recalls his first professional drama at Albert Hall and details in Australia during a long career. He discusses Shakespearean influence, leading roles, and travels across five continents, noting changes in theatre and his memories of fellow company members.
Representatives of trades such as carpenters and masons gather for a conference on wage standards and working hours. The meeting explores the impact of proposed reforms on pay scales and attendance allowances while noting government policy definitions and forthcoming negotiations with contractors.
Reports from Canberra describe enrolment activity and an upcoming advisory vote as the ACT prepares for a campaign event at the Trades Hall. Local officials note expected turnout and discuss party involvement ahead of polling.
A damaged, garbled report notes the return of a survivor of a plane shot down over North Korea. Lieut. Guy Bumpass reportedly took part in the exchange with a casket and identified Captain Charles Brows among the deceased.
A detailed review of a recital by Miss Mattiwalda Detees and Miss Gabbe with Scorpia at Albert Hall. Notes strong by Miss Dete’s technique yet flags fatigue in early and late songs, while praising Mr. Lambert’s accompaniment and the ensemble’s overallMusical dignity. four encores show readiness and character.
A Canberra based coaching program announces 150 junior players from Canberra and surrounds will attend a week long tennis coaching course. Mr Vie Welch will lead ACTLTA officials guiding boys and girls through rudiments at Manjoe courts starting 2 pm Mondays September 5.
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