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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 29, 1950

Page

4

Housing aid seen from dollar loan plan

Melbourne report notes Australia may offer housing assistance via a dollar loan. Official briefing cites National Development authorities discussing loan terms. Minister Cusny says funding would prioritize housing needs in Victoria and broader reform to boost brick and timber output amid supply constraints.

Melbourne Mondy Marathon Hun Alin Anata Australia Te G. ‘Casny Hirick Ant Victoria Heald

Fragmentary Echoes of Local Council Session

An incoherent OCR fragment references an Advisory Council, a May program, and a local area near Servis Bay. It hints at a civic meeting, representations, and possible municipal concerns but provides no clear facts, dates, or identifiable persons.

Jervis Advisory Council Regeemia Ervie Servis Bay Bern Por Batalng Chen Premien

Weather summary from early 20th century forecast data

A fragmented weather report from the Meteorological Office notes barometer readings around 0 am and 2 pm, temperatures and humidity, wind directions chiefly southeast, and a forecast of fair conditions with occasional cloud cover. Data includes various measurements and terms implying regional meteorological observations without cohesive structure.

Inflation and Wool Prices Dominate Australian Outlook

An Australian economic analysis warns inflation will erode purchasing power unless immediate corrective measures boost production. The piece argues higher wool prices reflect global demand pressures and slower wage gains, urging decisive policy action to stabilize the pound and national living costs.

Marily Australia Sydney Realiam Grim Pattente Failere Rome

Hospital Claim Lodged by Federation in Australia

A claim lodged by the Hospital Employees Federation of Australia seeks an increased allowance for hospital workers at Fier Community Hospital. It covers kitchen staff ward attendants and laundry workers with a proposed disability allowance of 30 per week. The federation seeks support from the union and workers in the laundry department.

Fier Bon Ridges Homnital Employees Federation of Austrajania Tnereanes ACA Wardamen Leo Finion

Debt Redemption Bill Estimated: 33.9 Million Pounds

A national debt commission reports a plan to redeem Commonwealth and state debts. It details sinking funds and projected contributions by states including Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania and others. Receipts totaling 93.88 million pounds are allocated to redeem debts and related accounts.

Someyiaine Hanagood Abel Somswereweelth Uae Victoria Queensland South’ Australie Weatim Auatratia Tau ‘Mente

Archbishop Dubie Appeals High Court Bias ruling

An appeal was lodged today in the Supreme Court of Australia on behalf of Archbishop Dubie of Rom en Catholic Beiabane. The Full Court decision is challenged concerning bias and procedures related to the proposed cathedral project.

Biasmant Australia Dubie Romen Catholic Beiabane Azamnat Bupremne Bis Cota Jack Fran Ela Hennessy Bydney Orbiter

Red Chinese in Korea claim by Taipei report

A censored wartime dispatch describes large Chinese Communist forces allegedly massing near the Yalu River in North Korea. It cites 270000 troops including eight Chinese armies two cavalry divisions and one artillery division and notes veterans retreating to Korea as part of invasion preparations.

Yalu Gront Nortea North Korea Acaea Rusie and

Manila alarm against raid by Hues

Rumors spread of Hukbalahap plans to strike Mindanao towns as three days of fighting disrupted inland areas. National defense officials prepared responses while governors and municipal authorities accused the rebels of lack of preparedness. Witnesses said guerrillas shouted opposition to the Philippine Government plan during attacks.

Manila Man Curae Man Ruerc Liman National Defence Headquarters Sal Permane Acwin Hue Guiting Mindanao

Soviet Note Accuses MacArthur of Overstepping Prerogatives

A Soviet note handed to the U S accuses General MacArthur of exceeding prerogatives in supporting alleged Japanese war criminals. It states U S actions aim to influence the International Military Tribunal and questions orders issued by MacArthur. The note challenges allied stance and calls for rescinding prior protests.

London Macarthur State Department Washington Japenter Tonga Whey Govers Miegmare

U N Troops Reluctant to Retreat Amid Korean Front Chaos

Describes U N troops and refugees along Pohang road facing renewed shelling as reinforcements arrive. Civilians clutch bundles south of the front while exhausted soldiers move forward under machine gun fire. Observers note a defeated mood and dawning fatigue among retreating units and waiting refugees.

Taejon Riu Agin Cami Orvane Marrow Valley Pohang Coe Anouicy Talon

New Road Deal Sought For Motorists

The Australian Automobile Association submits a nine point policy to the Commonwealth on behalf of about 400,000 motorists. It seeks funding parity with petrol tax revenue allocated to roads and long term guarantees for a ten year program, plus tax adjustments to ease costs for passenger vehicles.

Commonwealth The Australian Automobile Association Neamedt Ak Chor Eh Cummun Heaith Rentewen Granta Sal Tomay Peetente Fa Jenet Pasmerger

Government workers strike in Australia report

Adelaide reports show government workers from multiple departments halted work in protest. The strike centers on pay and sick leave, with demands for improved conditions and promised negotiations by the Premier. Cabinet ministers faced continued stoppages as talks stalled.

Adelaide Tony Sabble Thane Nix

Government eyes market supply shifts to ease inflation

A government briefing notes efforts to study reducing or shifting supply constraints to ease inflationary pressures. It highlights possible moves to stabilize markets by ensuring adequate supply while assessing duration and impacts on obligations and global trade. Analysts expect potential deviation from current plans within a year.

Morwen Asietie Rien Pro ‘Aine Areea

Anglican Conference Opens in Dan Serra-Goulburn Diocese

Dr Burgmann opened the annual Anglican conference last night in the Dan Serra-Goulburn diocese. Bishop LK Burgmann led a service as attendees from Byes Hey gathered for a program titled The Church and Saint Salvation. The Canberra Boys Grammar School hosts events Thursday with speakers including Kam, Timpaon, Re Archer, B A Garry, and Whiting.

Dan Serra-Goulburn Burgmann Byeshey Stan Canberra Kam TH Timpaon Re G, Archer B. A. Garry Whiting

Stabiliser System Demonstrated On Luxury Steamship Chama

A 4000 ton liner named Chama underwent a trial to show the Denty Brown stabiliser, designed to reduce roll. The device uses two retractable fins at bilge level, controlled by gyroscopes, and achieved a dramatic reduction in rolling during sea tests, promising greater stability for ships in rough seas.

Chama’ Wan Denny-Brown Wtebbining Boottiah Ghia Peconda

Australia Faces Dairy Price Clash Over Butter and Cheese

The article discusses a dispute between Australia and the United Kingdom over dairy production prices during a period of reduced exports. It notes Australia resisting UK price demands while seeking to maintain production levels and market access for butter and cheese, with tensions affecting policy and trade talks.

Traita-Maet Ceeda McMwen Chatey Australia

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