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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1955
Page
2
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Students rally over a teacher transfer and alleged slapping incident at a school. Officials mention purview of duties, while teachers and parents express concern about fairness and handling of the situation.
Fragmented weather notes describe temperatures near freezing and windy conditions. Forecast mentions rain and snow possibilities with gusty winds from the west and northwest and cooler temperatures ahead.
A garbled discussion from a historical issue notes growing competition between central wealth and private banks. It mentions Commonwealth Bank, Trading Bank, and Khaw Torn, and speculates on savings bank reform, deposits, and government role. The piece hints at policy moves to attract deposits and strengthen savings institutions against market forces.
Negotiations focus on transferring the Kingston lease to a new tenant. Public discussions address terms, responsibilities, and potential timelines for the handover amid ongoing tenant negotiations.
An obituary notes the death of Mey. EM. Traetave Mig and mentions relatives and social ties. The fragment references a spouse, church or society affiliations, and a burial context. It preserves legacy and local connections while omitting unclear dates or places.
Fragmented text lists numerous names and fragments related to a college or event. Readable items include Valerie Pe Rawards, J Carney, W Romines, Coral E Thethom, Marjore Bf Cadortraks, and various initials. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the OCR.
Fragmentary text reports a circulation increase and a figure of 674,803,000 tied to a publication or event. The legible portions reference rising metrics and a controversial or notable episode, but the details are unclear and several words appear garbled. The intended subject likely involves a media outlet and a dramatic financial or audience milestone.
A rugged expedition in Antarctica reports progress on the Sunny Plateau as the Aurea Amarcun party works through harsh conditions. Skilled crews repair equipment and survey the area while leaders outline goals for the mission and safety checks amid tough weather and remote terrain.
Fragmented text notes delays in phone installations due to staff shortages. Mentions service areas with counts of installations and references incomplete names and places, indicating reporting gaps and unclear details.
Fragmentary text describes a witness collapse and death in a box during an incident. Officials and bystanders listed in unclear prose, with reports of a medical response and possible recovery attempts.
Disjointed report notes a college band withdrawal for March amid funding debates and calls for autonomy. The piece cites the Royal Mary Caller statue, Governor General involvement, and a protestable stance by factions linked to a local police or civic group.
The program showcased senior and natur chores, two exhibitions and songs from Nine YOM actors. Cameron received the dix medal while other acts included dances, choral pieces and comic skits.
The text reports Miss Crapp establishing her own Australian record for the distance during the race. It mentions rivals including Randre Morgan and Peat G Saabeh Prager Cabarita, with specifics on times and placements.
Fragmented text indicates appointment of a branch manager at a company or institution named Bylvie Bay with references to individuals and possibly a schedule. Details about roles and names are unclear due to OCR errors.
A Liverpool university committee announces a Migration Study led by Dr J Babel with Mr WB Morrie joining from London. The project, attached to the Foreign Office, will expand to include other department members and graduate staff. It will focus on prewar migrant flows in Austria studied by De Price, building on earlier European research funded by United K ing.
Melbourne reports on the planned giant steel mill at Port Kembla in 1957 with an estimated cost around £4,000,000. The project would use blast furnace capacity to produce up to seven thousand tons weekly. Prime Minister Menzies opened the venture on August 30, 1957, amid details of foreign involvement and anticipated industrial impact.
Fragmentary report notes a visiting minister and officials discussing Singapore relations with the United Kingdom. It mentions expectations of diplomacy and commentary on independence and regional science priorities, with unnamed figures urging government action.
Four licence grants for commercial television stations were issued to five companies in Sydney Melbourne and surrounding areas as part of the postwar expansion. Prime Minister Anthony said the licenses had been granted for the term beginning December 1 with substantial fees paid to support station development and funding. The licenses went to Sydney Arusigamatad Television Reviews Pty Ltd Television Corporation Pty Ltd Merald Run TV Pty Ltd and General Television Corporation Pty Ltd.
W G Gerard of the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers warned at the Canberra conference that inflation could erode Australia’s purchasing power. He said Australians ignored danger and that production and employment would suffer if government and unions fail to curb rising costs and invest in modernization.
Residents in Canberra call for stronger insurance after a wave of thefts. A Chamber of Commerce spokesman urged precautionary measures while officials discuss stricter penalties to deter crime and reassure shopkeepers.
The report notes government actions on sugar pricing for 1956, including price negotiations in London and arrangements affecting Australia exports. It mentions export quantities to the UK and Canada and references aligned world market prices and preferences.
The department announces reduced costs for office cleaning contracts with new rates. An annual total is set at 125 pounds, below prior figures, as departmental cleaning starts this year.
Describes the opening of a new block at the Girls' Grammar School featuring a gymnasium, library, and classrooms. Notes cost about 3.800 and a surrounding yard upgrade with improved care areas for early education, plus conversion plans for main building to include workshop and cloakroom facilities.
A social event at the Royal Sydney Yacht Club drew notable guests including spouses and families connected to military officers. The gathering accompanied by a dive and ale festivities showcased communal ties and ceremonial pageantry within the sailing community.
A fragmented report outlines Canberra considered as a British patent headquarters with discussion on patents trade marks and design laws. It notes the Australian Commissioner of Patents and officials weighing value to inventors and to patent and trademark administration amid reforms and meetings.
Prof Oliphant outlines atomic development and its impact on industry and science. He surveys Harwell research, UK progress, and global collaboration, noting how atomic advances may influence other sectors in the Commonwealth.
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