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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
4
Journal Anti-Trust Case Sparks Conspiracy Allegations
A court action targets owners Horvile and Dustane brothers, alleging a Simpore County conspiracy to restrain trade and manipulate advertising in a newspaper, with claims that Journal practices violated antitrust law and freedom of the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juige
Horvile, Brothers
Dustane Ee
Soeton
Templing Io
Bunchball Avertiae
Rare Operation on Nurve’s Heart at EUILADELPHIA
A terse report notes a rare operation performed on Nurve’s heart at EUILADELPHIA. Details are limited, but medical teams undertook a delicate procedure amid cautious optimism for the patient’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurve
Weather data fragment with scattered readings
Fragmentary weather report shows scattered coordinates and times including a 9 pm reading, 46.8 temperature at 9 am, wind estimates, and mentions of rain in an eastern area. Data appears corrupted with garbled phrases and unclear location references.
Pacific security pact urged to mirror Atlantic alliance
The article argues for a Pacific security pact modeled on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It stresses common recognition of risk, underwriting capacity, and regional cooperation to reduce the chance of another major conflict. It notes Korea and Pacific nations as key contexts and calls for mature Pacific cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dela
Korea
Pacific
Futione Aguinet
United States
Papee
Natuche
Rastara
Pacific Oceana
de Parte
Great Belt
Middle East
Vike Paci
Middleast
No Cabinet Action Yet To Restore Value
Ministers admitted they were not reaching a decision on courses of action. Revelations of the pound value dominated talks as Paris discussions provided cautious optimism. Government pledged to honour its election promise to restore value despite ongoing inflation and plans for taxation and welfare measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauiney
Eg Jos Beck
Paris
City Shops Design Opposed by Advisory Council
Advisory Council opposed the proposed city shops colonnade design citing long term cost and structural concerns. Members suggested alternative approaches to avoid added building costs and disruptions while preserving the city aesthetic.
Deadlock in Senate Committee on Constitution Dispute
Fragmented OCR text shows a deadlock in a Senate committee on constitutional matters. Mentions tentative dates and unnamed party actions, with unclear references to Sydney and Friday. Readable portions indicate ongoing debate and potential votes or hearings.
Sydney Wool Market Sets New Record At Wallendbeen
Record price for greasy wool set at Wallend bush sale with 18330 per something. Strong demand from United Kingdom and Continent. Wallendbeen and Sydney brokers note high turnover and auction activity. Earlier lots from Dari Point district sold at 1974d halfpence below the record. Postponements announced for Newcastle shows due to flood impacts and slow wool sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Wallendbeen
Sydney Woo
Welling
Eeconda
Dari Point
Siatricesiaa
National Council of the
Talay
Thieiag
Aves
Nell
Nemenate
No Move For Wool Prices in Government Plan
The Federal Government shows no move to alter wool prices amid cabinet discussions. Ministers note continued supply and demand pressures and stress that action is needed to support the industry and auction markets.
No Ban On Wool Only For Russia
Australia faced questions over restricting wool shipments to Russia amid broader policy debates. Mckwen argued policy implications stretch beyond wool, noting other Australian exports and industrial goods could be affected. The discussion touched on democratic countries and potential consequences for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Australia
Mckwen
Runan
Pollepof
Rubber sales to Russia and Czechoslovakia cited in trade notes
AAP Reuters report notes Russia and Czechoslovakia being active buyers of rubber. The piece highlights rising demand and mentions other markets, with attention to supply and price movements affecting the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Reuter
Rima Ie Bees
Bradford Declines Wool Prices In New Zealand Market
An Auckland wool merchant said Bradford has declined quotations for wool to supply Sool Moth to New Zealand buyers and Australian wool sales have ended due to pace to nurse. Public reluctance to buy persists as prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Bradford
Weallen
New Zealand
Vice regal reception at Government Hall Canberra
The Governor General Ms Excellency, the Right Honourable W. J. McKell, hosted the Right Honourable F. C. Mensten, Prime Minister, at Government Hall in Canberra yesterday evening. The event followed a formal welcome and discussions on government matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McKell
Government Hall
Canberns
Under 2 Hours Bix Bem Jury Afterere From Hobart to Belabanea
An amateur maritime note outlines a voyage from Hobart to Belabanea covering about 4110 miles aboard a vessel called the Navy. The journey reportedly tested endurance and navigation within a two hour window, with remarks on average speed and distance.
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Bix Bem
Hobart
Belabane
Naval Plate
Rainbow Chicks at British Fair Draws Curious Crowd
At London fair a display of rainbow colored chicks captivates visitors. The unusual birds, born pink then dyed, show off hues of red blue and green before their natural tones return. Authorities caution on animal treatment amid debate over dyeing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wedaceday
Chicke
LIMITING FACTORS OWN MEAT PRICES
Agriculture minister comments on factors raising meat and wool prices as sheep supply drops due to high feed costs. He notes Australia’s wool value linked to sheep feeding and regional conditions, with higher prices not guaranteed to reach consumers if slaughter costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwentyor
Ausie
Uie Dutcher
Tax of Doctor in War Effort Sparks Debate
Local report notes officials discuss wartime medical charges as doctors and dentists in the armed forces receive care provisions. Questions arise over pricing, access, and the impact on service members in the western region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warengton
Westeany
Escomet
Labour To Maintain Stand On Communist Party Dissolution
Labour’s advisory committee discussed industrial and political questions and signaled a firm stance on dissolving the Communist Party. The committee’s attitude will be conveyed to the three Labor bodies it represents, with a possible referendum or bill reintroduction debated for price control and election strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Communist Party
A.I.P
Counci
Eatment
Kelown
Calwell
Euoven
Inn
Ure
Monkania
Tic AC EV
Gre
Shar Constitunct Betes
Melbourn
Ising Pees
Goeamittes
Labour Party
Oficlain. Ney
Mengles
Move to Have Television Move to Have Television in Two Years
Fragmentary note outlines plans to introduce legislation enabling commercial television. Mentions former General Me Anthony and international influences from Britain and the Netherlands. Indicates a timetable of about a year and a half to establish the new framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Government Workers Back in South Australia Strike Action
Adelaide reports show government workers resuming duties after an extended strike that began Monday. The Australian officials said the government would re-examine workers' claims and that there would be no victimisation as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Wemnentay
Ae Eralian
Ares
Road Safety Film Night Aims to Promote Awareness
A local council will host a free film night featuring documentaries focused on road safety. Attendees will view Naval Force 16 and Faster than Bound, followed by related discussions and safety tips for drivers.
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Ime A.ct
Fowl
Batty Council
Albert
Berm
Surray Valley
Wilhelm Hea Eguphualaing
Cary Will Aclodt
Wada
Tiny
Shortage of Residential Leases in Canberra
Officials report a severe lease shortage in Canberra with demand outstripping supply. Surveyor General J. Fenere notes blocks and building materials are limited, delaying private provision. Department will not release firm figures on how many blocks exist, and priorities favor urgent communal housing over routine allotments.
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Waldermraattham
Mir
Rogers
Bie
Wuhiaing Brooks
Rometilier
Minister's deputation debates private enterprise rail plan
A ministerial deputation from Sap McBiride discussed proposed private development for a Craslery project and Dig Rows with the Council. Officials noted government requirements and potential delays, while industry spokesmen urged timely action and land availability.
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