Ex Students Day Postponed by Weather at Cambridge
Weather forced cancellation of the annual Ex Students Day at Cambridge. The event was rescheduled for Wednesday afternoon with activities and speeches postponed due to poor conditions.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1955
Page
2
Weather forced cancellation of the annual Ex Students Day at Cambridge. The event was rescheduled for Wednesday afternoon with activities and speeches postponed due to poor conditions.
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Applications have been received from the selected festival and orchestral groups. Preliminary steps have been taken by the cultural committee to assess eligibility and decide on grant allocations for the city’s arts projects.
The Senate session adjourned after a brief meeting amid routine procedures. No major bills advanced as lawmakers wrapped up with standard housekeeping items.
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Last night officials from the AAT and police force discussed plans at the Intelors Sar Wek meeting. Members from other associations were invited to observe and report on tasks including fund gestures and ceremonial decor.
Sir Arthur Fadden urged Australians to exercise restraint in government and personal spending to curb inflation. He warned that external deficits and rising imports threaten the economy, while noting employment and income trends where growth partly offsets price pressures.
Fragmentary text describes a disrupted urban scene with scattered names and events. Readers encounter garbled terms, partial sentences, and misread proper nouns making precise interpretation difficult yet implying a public or communal disruption activity.
A string of minor crashes occurred in Yarendumia and surrounding areas. Drivers include Frank Sandes and Alan Millvale with damage modest, while Arthur Staples’s vehicle and a lorry collision affected property. total losses near £150,000 with projected rises to £475,000 by June 30 1996.
Melonglo Bridges disturned J Cl Melonglo Bridges disturned at Scott's Crossing and Tina Avenue were slowed late last night and not expected to open for peak hour traffic. Authorities warn heavy flows over six feet as crews work to cover the bridges.
The budget proposes increased funds for immigration programs, totaling £40,000 more than the prior year. Officials compare projected costs to actual expenditures from the previous year, while debates continue on allocation among agencies.
In the afternoon the Governor General received Bly Clifford Heathcote-Smith and Jalen from the High Commission for Ceylon. Excellency Mr PLT Guyiase Kota GendiW and Lady Seoonia also attended. Mins Anne Scoones and Major General Sir George Barentord have left Government House.
The budget shows an overall rise in department spending with a total of 230,532,000 and an extra 45,074 more than the prior year. Civil Aviation receives less while other departments gain, and a 151,000 rise funds the postal service security program.
Washington doctors asserted that Sy Liberman died not from H bomb fall out from the Bikini test 17 months ago but from jaundice treated with a blood transfusion. Frank Berry confirmed the doctors’ statement amid public concern over atomic fallout.
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