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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
2
Cable and Wireless Told to Cut Prices by British Government
A fragmented report indicates the Director General of the Mirth Pen Office in Birchall told Cable and Wireless to lower rates and improve service. The British government and Post Office had raised telegraph and telephone rules, prompting warnings that higher costs would be prevented. The statement notes staff shifts and continued facilities, with emphasis on cheaper, better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard Terre
Serena A
Pneleep Renmei
Industrial Chooses Apeuai in a Sunaay Ad Campaign
Industrial firms in a surprise move select Apeuai as the lead in a Sunday advertising blitz. The plan targets quick settlements and aims to restore essential services while warning of widespread layoffs. 90,000 workers face potential job losses amid the energy and railway sector disruption.
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Apeuai
Sunaay
Casualties Reported After Gabueter Riot in London
Casualties include an American ambulance driver and 18 police officers among 153 officers and 190 to 300 general public injured in the Gabueter riot. Authorities say 40 government vehicles were destroyed and police opened fire on rioters as a chaotic scene unfolded in London on Sunday.
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London
Sonday
Tsidie
Hitwe
Pgra
Furbancag
Calcutte
Beith
Sad Ve Americas Loupe
Sainoe Hile
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Klso
Govern
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Ocea
Soviet Chiang Cooperation Delayed Forces Move
Fragmented text indicates Soviet cooperation with Chiang Kai-shek to delay actions and extend timelines. Mentions assembling forces and personnel, civil administration shifts, and withdrawal context. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to a prolonged alliance and arms supply to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manorchia
Wesemeyer
China
Forecasts for Tavlelands and Satinlanda
Weather forecast notes warm conditions with scattered clouds and moderate northeast to north winds. Central and northern areas may see scattered clouds and possible thunderstorms with elevated fire danger. East and northeast wind directions show light to moderate strength with no major weather events expected.
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Conte
Satinlanda
Canberra Weather Saturday and Sunday Summary
Weather data for Canberra shows inconsistent OCR, listing temperatures and times with several errors. Readable items indicate temperatures around 9 to 21 degrees with highs near 25 degrees and lows around 2 to 7 degrees over the two days, but many figures are garbled.
A Hint of Realism in Peace in Industry Debate
A Canberra Times opinion piece argues real progress requires government and unions to end disruptive industrial actions. It contends strikes threaten public welfare, warn of communist influence, and call for decisive government stance before any peace in industry conference.
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Bhp
Exaterenge
Tney
Seamen
Minwra
Ghua
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Commonwealth
Nam
Rat Nuisance in Canberra
Health officials warn of a serious rat problem in Canberra with measures planned to curb infestation. Tactics include sealing entry points, rodent-proofing, floor and ventilation fixes, and careful fumigation debates. Trapping and baiting are advised, with emphasis on safe handling and avoiding harm to humans and pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palae Moore
General Sir Thomas Blaney Receives Welcome at Government House
A garbled dispatch notes General Sir Thomas Blaney arriving at Government House Milbourne on Batui 4ny, amid ceremonies marking his visit. The damaged text references his role as Commander in Chief and the event on 24 Die rotteament, suggesting formal reception by local officials.
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Thomas Blaney
Govornment Hous
Milbournn
Batui
Cnter
Constable Brosnan Retires After Long Commonwealth Service
Constable Ed ward Brosnan retires after years with the Commonwealth police, noted as a long-serving member. The article mentions early membership in the force, service in Canberra and Port Moresby, and a wartime period, with a Police Association farewell planned for Tuesday night.
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Commonwealth Potios
Edward
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Arwman
Wealth Police Force
Commonwealth Police
Pee Larch
Mila Ayevicn
Canberra
Saa
Jervis Ray
Port
Fire Prevention Week Opened by Governor General
The Governor General inaugurated Fire Prevention Week to stress dangers of fire and need for prevention. The Duke spoke in support and the event runs as officials call for citizen awareness of fire risks and responsibility.
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Wehra
DAW
Buke
C P S Clerical Association Annual Report and Changes
The Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association branch records annual reports and balance sheet. Major General J E B Svevens formerly in command of the Sixth son accepts a Public Service Board of Commonwealths position. The president vacates for C J ONeill of the Parliamentary Library. Membership reported at 33 percent with a 21 strong honour roll. Branch funds total £818 including bank and Commonwealth Bonds with interest.
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J. EB. F. Svevens
Dao
ALA
Wadde
Public Service Board
Com Tulaalonds
Woltemaberger
C.J. Onei
Parliamentary
Meure
Reeve
Department of the Interior
Treemarer
G. B Beebe
Honter
Wad
Lind
Swan
Swan |Conirerde
Jaimembita
Parces
Ince
Anh Et Bank
Commonwealth Benda
Demand for Fair Rations Sparks Army Officers Controversy
In Sydney and at a state level the issue of pampering high ranking army officers is raised. The president calls for an impartial inquiry into food supplies and rations for other ranks, noting unequal allowances. A key figure indicates that special favors in rank undermine essentials of life and merit investigation.
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Bunda
Storion
Med. C
Hgill
Nycesaities
L Ife
Fculla
Addvu
Neagle
Tidal Wave Victims Recovered After Major Quake
A chaotic report states 45 victims of a recent tidal wave at a quake site near At Site warthquie. The event, said to be linked to the Father Dream region between Xarwoh and Bouvey, is described as the heaviest quake in 96 years.
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Quetth
Fundey
Jk Wm
Warthquie
Xarwoh
Bouvey
TK la
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester Visit Scaled Back by Coal Shortage
Government House announced that a planned royal train stop in Victorias country towns is reduced due to a coal shortage. The original plan to feed power from their train to a centre may be dropped, limiting visits to towns with airfields or within a reasonable driving distance from Melbourne.
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Gloucester
Government House
al Goa
Airfielda
Personal Mra W A Riddell to Visit Canberra
Mrs Riddell wife of the Canadian High Commissioner to New Zealand will arrive in Canberra tomorrow Tuesday for a short visit. The narrative notes her relation to Ray Wh Bordon who wrote under the pen name Malph Casper and was a notable Canadian writer.
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Mra
W. A. Riddell
Canada
New Zealand
Canberra
Uomorrow
Aviast
Canaan
Re Davie
Riddell
Ray
Bordon
Malph Casper
Hopeful Signs of Native Cooperation in Sumatra
Report from Padang sketching a meeting between local leaders and officials, noting a stated willingness to cooperate with British occupation and discuss informal talks on economic tasks. The piece references unrest, evacuations, and violent incidents across Sumatra as Dutch, Eurasian, and Indonesian factions clash and British forces oversee operations.
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Sumatra
Padang
Metin
Indonesian Nationaliat
Sham
Kutch
Ene
Drive Against Hotels Sparks Government Warnings
A chaotic report alleges planned raids against hotels across Sydney and rural areas as authorities crack down on liquor shortages. Officials warned hotelkeepers to stock adequate supplies and warned of heavy penalties for breaches. A NSW MLA and union secretary rebut claims of bottle shortages and called for rational measures before Christmas.
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Munday
Customs Department
Jean
Utah
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J. L. Geraghty
Lee
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Glass Workers Union
J. Keawagy
Spirit of co operation urged for world peace
Sydney reports a speech by Lord Allanbrookey urging full co operation to secure final victory and prevent a return to war. The speaker emphasizes unity, wartime resolve, and the need for continued effort to achieve world peace despite setbacks.
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Sydney
Weberve
Feiy
Germans Do Atom Research in Spain
About 100000 Germans, including 30000 Nazi experts, have allegedly adopted Spanish nationality and are engaged in Falangist bomb research centers in Albacete, Madrid, and Barcelona. Under director Muu Muller, they reportedly pursue methods for awakening atomic bombs with inexpensive, improvised equipment per BBC Condon report.
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Manyare
Yarivud
Albacete
Tied
Barcelona
Jr Muu Muller
Br BB
Condon
Stolen Fire Funds Found Near Rocks By Boys
A party of boys found nine items near rocks at Hay Bay after a theft. The missing funds, once 4100 in value, were opened and money scattered. A truck parked at the bay entrance was noted. authorities mention a detainee named Delithed and a nearby liney in connection with the incident.
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Sydney
Sauday
Aie
Cnet
Orune
Chairman Denies Communion Broadcast Under Government Direction
The chairman, Mr. Mow, was asked about allegations that the Communion broadcasts were steered by government guidance. EJ Harrison, cited as a party, asserted there was no foundation for claims that the Complacian’s talks, including anti-Tritiah material, were used to push propaganda or that the broadcasts were directed by state authorities.
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Test Tubs Babies and the Evolving View on Artificial Insemination
A century ago American medical debate centered on artificial insemination and its ethics. Professor Maye argues the husband must consent before treatment, while others deem the practice moral or immoral regardless of consent, reflecting early tensions in reproductive medicine and medical authority.
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Amierica
Ganic
Rydney
Sorin
Maye
Wosband
BMA
Munter
Momentous Conference of United Nations Opens in London
The United Nations Conference in London opens with speeches urging a new world order built on goodwill. Two committees will handle economic financial questions and humanitarian cultural issues. Delegates discuss postponing short term elections to the International Court of Justice to allow thorough selection. disagreements arise among nations over course and method.
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London
Tony Willem
Toomenicas
Bevia
Versailles
United Kingdom
United Nations’ ‘Organization
Dana
International Court of Justice
Russia
Caschochivalela
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Norway
Danmark
Venens Welt
China
Brasil
Belgium
Ukfale
de Philippiqee
United Nations
Canberra Girl Served with WAafs Through War
A damaged wartime story recounts a Canberra girl who served with WAafs during the conflict. It notes movements between locations Wemblay and Honey, with references to events near England and Adeny, including dates and shifting custody of a bike and items. The fragmentary text preserves names and places while offering limited clear context.
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Wemblay
St ‘Ald
Honey
Inara
England
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