Patrick Horan Memorial Notices in Canberra
A memorial reminiscence honors Patrick Horan of Canberra with references to family, memory, and generational ties. The piece mentions Grandparents and other relatives in a commemorative tone.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1946
Page
2
A memorial reminiscence honors Patrick Horan of Canberra with references to family, memory, and generational ties. The piece mentions Grandparents and other relatives in a commemorative tone.
A high society wedding in Melbourne drew prominent attendees from Governor General to Duke of Ginncrater families. The ceremony featured a choral entourage and a string of pearls gift, with guests including the Duchess of Glanreath and notable social figures from Sydney and Brisbane.
Barometer reading listed as 90.1169 inches for Canberra Haturdas. Sunday forecast noted with this pressure record.
Canberra plans to boost housing with a program employing tradesmen from the United Kingdom beginning in December. About 200 men will move to Canberra for building work, with monthly intakes of up to 100 workers later. The effort aims to supply labor for department projects and housing contracts in the ACT, creating opportunities for migrants and local enterprises.
The Canberra branch of the Air Fund Association launches an AM appeal to fund inpatient treatment and rehabilitation for ex service personnel. Officials and local members urge donations to support treatment centres and rescue efforts, with details for a general meeting and fundraising drive.
Eight representatives of the AYDNEY family and others demand coal allocation for essential sectors. The proposal calls for appointing a Coal Distribution Committee to replace the existing Coal Commission and streamline railway fuel supply amid rising costs.
Wing Commander Sheen arrived in Canberra yesterday, escorted by police and escorted to the genf 1 after being alerted to Newin as a put iy detain wee HN Bugtind. He proceeded to take part in their events and received discharge in England before returning to Australia. He was met by senior travel officials in Melbourne.
Sir 1 Brick of the Department at Seternal Terribation will be part of the Australian delegation to the International Labour Organization Conference in Montreat starting September 18 and continuing until Devons.
The fragment recounts a sermon or lecture arguing that humans cannot suppress desires for God. It cites Job, suggests God is everywhere, and explains that true encounter comes through contemplation, worship, and experiences designed by God. It asserts that nature and inner soul respond to divine call and that sacred meetings bring grace.
The Federal Golf Club eyes a new course to increase membership and improve facilities. discussions cover site selection near Red Hill, weather exposure, safety, and access, with officials cautioning about rural impact and transport needs before final decisions.
Police and volunteers hunted for Ronald Amith, five, who vanished Saturday. The search spanned Cuyriperdows Cemetery and nearby parks with the mother Kathleen Wifle aiding. A passerby reported a sighting near Darningtin before the boy was located later.
A fragment from an Adelaide area report describes a damaged item in a Siler Place location east of Amted. M Fiambour and Sons Ltd, manufacturers and importers of drapery, partially funded a related project and noted a worthwhile boon.
Mr Redman states that postwar industrial expansion continues with demand for plant and equipment. He notes 80,000 employed in secondary industries, up 46,000 since June 1945, and an employment relief program totaling over 41,000, while the Commonwealth Employment Survey shows substantial activity across sectors. The article emphasizes confidence in traditional policy supporting industrial recovery and full employment in Australia.
Sydney report says a steel shortage cripples car output as management laments inability to meet demand. Dele Pty executive Mr GA Linyd warns the supply gap blocks new model rollout, with sheet steel constraints hitting Bayl plant and related refrigerant components.
Their Royal Highnesses, Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, arrived at Government House Canberra after a Northern Territory tour ending Saturday in Alice Springs. They visited the Aging Hector Service base and TB branch, met local leaders, and attended the Canberra Australian club’s spring meeting with receptions by Mrs. W. Drivee and Mrs. F Ay Caylard.
A lecture by Professor Stoul at Sydney University condemns NSW prison conditions. The NSW Prison Reform League backs tighter confinement and criticizes books shortages, arguing the harsh regime reinforces anti social attitudes among inmates including both men and women.
A conference of clergy at Goulburn outlines a Week of events led by the Bishop now residing in Canberra. Dr Mirgmann oration topics include Gospel in the Bible, ministry of laity, and evangelization through education and worship. Alexander will lecture afternoons on the New Testament with sessions on litera ture and worship.
North Cronulla Life Saving Club faced a collapse after heavy rains breached the primered wall, destroying facilities. Councillors and engineers promised an inspection and transfer of club assets to the new Cromwell Club house. the North Cronulla building, erected in 2007 at £1000, stands as a costly casualty.
An English engineer visited Australia during the war, assisting the Ministry of Defence. He advised on weapon production, turbine equipment, and electric power generation. The visit included Newcastle and Lake areas, with industrial orders influenced by an 11.00 percent rate.
Fragmentary campaign brief shows Mr. Chifley plans a trip to Renmark to back retiring MP Binith, then returns to Cane Berra tonight and to Syne Hin Wil on Tuesday. It mentions weekend travel and policy discussions with a joint network at 1 pm Monday.
The Associated Poultry Farmart of Latralia asked the Government to authorise an increase in the export price of eggs. They contended that the export price of 7 a dozen was inadequate and that Britain's continued feeding at the poultry industry's expense now calls for action.
The Chief Secretary and Mines minister underwent a minor operation in hospital and will be absent for a short period. A more extensive procedure was advised, delaying plans for Parliament meetings and the anticipated session.
A 74 year old man named Jee Mitenatrick died from injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Canberra Avenue near Andrew's Church in Fee Wont. Police interview the driver of a previous model car and the case is treated as a suspected death.
Fragmented report describes a large dock section breaking away in heavy seas near New York. Adrift parts drift apart, some sections remaining connected to the Auntie as rescuers assess damage and salvage options.
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