POLICE CATCH SUSPECT AFTER CHASE
Police close in after chase at hotel Civilier. barman aids by signaling. Plainclothes officers moved quickly, catching suspect as they exit. No injuries reported.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
4
Police close in after chase at hotel Civilier. barman aids by signaling. Plainclothes officers moved quickly, catching suspect as they exit. No injuries reported.
A 20 year old resident of 35 Ebden Street Ainalie suffers the tip of a finger injury after a door caused an incident this morning. The event occurred as Minty attempted to operate the door and was caught, resulting in damage to the finger. Authorities note the matter will be charged as a domestic accident.
A Prime Minister faces criticism over claims that taxation does not curb output, arguing workers lose overtime pay to tax deductions. The debate centers on real impact of taxes on industry and the public’s demand for tax relief before September.
The minister announced negotiations have begun for the buy of 60 000 acres at Be ent of 880 000 with settlement of 64 ex-convicts. Parliament will be asked for authority to complete the purchase. The lands involve Tarago Bungendore camps totaling 99 000 pounds.
The Prices Commissioner announced wholesale pork prices effective from Monday. Deliveries to shops will add a cost, with maximum total prices listed as 18d per pound for leg and shoulder, loin 4 1/2d per lb, foreloin 1s 1d, belly 48d, and other cuts 20d.
The Minister for the Interior approved author Asa Chester Wilmot to write Volume 2 of Australia’s war history series. Wilmot, born in Brighton and a former ATF member, will cover Tobruk and the El Alamein campaigns. He has reported from Greece, Syria, New Guinea, and Europe.
A government notice reports a large rise in electors for the next election, with 254000 more people enrolled. It notes naturalisation increases since war and ongoing updating of rolls, including removals, address changes, and age-related changes, as officials prepare the final roll.
The article reports Mr Chifley denying claims that taxes absorb overtime earnings. It notes public perception, outlines proposed tax schedules, and discusses how tax on overtime may vary with income and dependents, reflecting political discourse from the era.
The court heard Major Charles Mugies Courena to give evidence in his defence at Central Police Court. Lieut-Commander Henshaw was summoned to give evidence from the United Bualas forest. Mr Farrington styled the case adjourned to a later date when the defendant will face the wife. The movement at Yokohars was submitted as evidence and a statement by the defendant was declared true. Prosecution argued for a jury verdict and that the case should be brought again if needed.
A chaotic OCR report outlines a royal itinerary for the Duke and Duchess of York visiting South Australia and Western Australia. It lists moves from Adelaide to Mount Gambier to Whyalla and Port Lincoln with hospital and school visits, yacht club openings, and a Government House investiture. The text mentions Baby born en route and various ceremonial engagements including a race meeting at Cheltenham and a tour of ships and factories. The garbled article names places like Adelaide, Whyalla, Port Lincoln, Port Pirie, and Gawler. It references numerous official events and visits across multiple dates, with royal attendance at dinners, receptions, and charitable activities.
An upcoming concert features Joan Hammond with an ensemble. Selections include arias and songs such as La Vita, Le Violette, and Lascia chio pianga, with recitatives from Handel and pieces by Purcell, Barber, and Bach. Accompaniment by Raymond Lambert and the Mallourne player.
A widow was awarded damages by a Supreme Court jury after the death of her husband in a road incident involving an army truck. The decision comes weeks after a marriage, with the Commonwealth admitting liability.
A brief Canberra weather note reports a barometer reading near 38.006 inches on Thursday with observers noting stable atmospheric pressure and no major weather alerts issued.
Additional catering facilities at Civic Centre are to be provided after review by the National Commission, Canberra Chamber of Commerce, and Blue Moon Cafe. The cafe will stay open evenings and Saturdays, with grant support enabling extended hours and meals for returned soldiers. The plan hinges on cooperation and space approvals. legal checks over ventilation and room use remain.
A labour member appeals to miners during a debate on railway and coal industry reforms. He argues miners are fellow workers and urges government restraint, warning against using force to control strikes. He criticizes state and railway actions seen as worsening discipline and calls for responsible leadership to protect county interests.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a secret ballot push and political maneuvering. Mentions a government method and attempts to introduce changes within a tense legislative scene. Includes garbled phrases about ballots, power dynamics, and party actions without clear names or dates.
Fragmented text notes Commonwealth Hansard discussions on public service, fairness, and competition. Mentions Arbitrator J G Cummins, remarks on competition intensity, and conditions affecting policy debates. Names and places are partially obscured in the damaged OCR.
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