French Firm Opposes Central German Control
Paris reports the de Gaulle Cabinet backs opposition to centralised German control amid boundary talks. Foreign Minister Bidault rejects any new consent until western borders are set, with Ruhr rationalisation and Rhineland detachment under discussion in Moscow talks with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
de Gaulle
Germany
Bidault
American
Associated Press
Ruhr
Rhineland
Moscow
Hodgson Presents Credentials to General De Gaulle
Lt Colonel Hodgson met General de Gaulle in Paris after a brief visit to present credentials. He was introduced to the full cabinet and stressed mutual interests between France and Australia in the Pacific, economy, social affairs, and defence. De Gaulle said both nations would gain from a closer relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
DE Gaulle
Lonvun
Welnesung
Aumtegnan
Paisook
Hodeeon
Han
Lohann
Pare
Hig
Catone
Hedgren
Paris
Outriiers
Col Hoagacp
Rand
Lic Hodgson
France
Australia
Pacific
Useless D. D. T. Sprays On Public Use Policy
A wartime style report notes the Government plans to regulate so called useless DDT sprays under the Destroyer Act. Agriculture official Mr. Graham explains grace periods and registration requirements. The Gal committee reports many applications for registration and pledges strict enforcement once the Act comes into force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hue
T Agriculture
Graham
An-scon
Passport to Promotion foes Reds in Commonwealth claims
MP Anthony, Richmond Liberal from Lasmini, alleges a network in the Department of War or Reconstruction and the postwar era that used writers and lecturers to spread Communist propaganda. He argues the passport to promotion goes to those linked with Communist templation and opposes British or US influence.
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Tuturniati
Britain
America
Hete Anthony
Country Party
Richmond
Lasmini
Caplen
United States
Hand Crushed at Bakery by Rolling Press
A worker at a bakery on Eide Street suffered a severe hand injury when it was caught in a bread roller yesterday. The incident involved Koardmanes Beadman of Eide Street and a fellow employee, with the mechanism pinching the hand between two rollers. Hospital treatment followed. investigations are expected.
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Koardmanes Beadman
Eide Street
Bieldon
Meadman
Wet
Canttn
Hakestow
Supreme Court Hears Three Divorces with Two Granted
At the ACT Supreme Court yesterday three divorce petitions were heard. Two were granted and a third stood over for further evidence. Myrtle J Brow sought divorce from Bert Valentine Brow of Kingston on adultery with Delph Raminds. The couple married at the Roman Catholic Church in February 1412 according to the ceremony. Mary Powell sought restitution from Arthur W Powell after desertion. the two were married July 7, 1934, and have one child two years old.
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Justic W. B. Simpson
A.ct
Myrtle Jvy Brown
Bert Valentine Brow
Wentworth Avenue
Kingston
Delph Raminds
Quointeya
Nisl
Justice Xinipaon
Brown
Faimonds
Powell
J. J. Maguire
Licensing Court Grants Renewals for Canberra Venues
The Licensing Court in Canberra renewed licenses for multiple venues including the Canbicru Resigned Soldiers club, Canberra Gotf Club, City Hotel, Naval Cade t Hotel, College House Hotel, Hotel Carers, Civic Hotel, Ningeton, Hotel Wellington and four Canberra Bowling Club locations. With no objections from police, all applications were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mein
Canberra
Vos Reval
Naval Cadet
Coltege House
Carers
Civic Hotel
Ningeton
Wellington
Canberra Bowling Club
Fenewal
Magistrate condemns fast driving of official cars
Canberra Magistrate Mr J McIlroy fines Clyde William Cameron of Griffith 17 Murray escent for driving above the speed limit after a government car collision on October 2 at Choyong Street and Northbourne Avenue. Witness Sgt L J Ivey measured brake marks and Cameron claimed 40 mph. Several others were fined for garden theft at Hotel Canberra and Hotel Kurrajong.
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J Mcklroy
Canberra
Clyde William Cameron
Choyong Street
Northbourne Av
Cec Luton
Bonney Street
Ainslie
Turner
L. J. Ivey
Children’s play ground provided at Griffith
On Sandwash Road November 12 after dark bicycles were ridden without lights. Wilfred Harvin Bull of Boroondarra Street was fined 10 shillings with 8 shillings 8 pence costs. Jack Francia Smith Amalie Albert Edward Tongella of A.L.F. Wakefield Gardens and Maxwell Kerrinan of Wakefield Gardens were fined for similar offences. Tongella also fined 5 shillings with 8 shillings 6 pence costs for riding without an efficient warning device.
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Sandwash
Wilfred Harvin’ Bull
Boroondarra Street
Ned
Costa
Milar Dines
Jack Francia Smith
Amalie
Albert Edward ‘Tongella
A.lf
Maxwell Kerrinan
Wakefield Gardens
Ainslie
Tongella
Opening Picnic Marks New Children's Playground in Griffith
Leonard James Hall of Eden Street Ainslie pleaded guilty to breaking a shop door and was fined plus costs and damages. A Griffith Progress and Welfare Association secretary announced the enabling of a modern playground in Recreation Reserve between the tennis courts and hockey ground, with swings, seesaws, a slippery slide, climbing apparatus and sand pits for children aged three to nine. To celebrate, a children’s picnic is planned for Saturday afternoon December 15 at the playground site, with local park staff noting heightened playground activity and seasonal use.
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Leonard James Hall
Eden Street
Ainslie
Jim Petrovichh
Mingaton
Hall
Griffith Progress
Welfare Association
Griffith
Department of the Int
GriMth
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NTRAL
D.D.T. Spra
Commonwealth
Mr. Anthony
Supreme Court
WN v. Brown
Nd Gardens
Rose Anne Robinson
Canvertu Golf’ Linke
Marion
Hughes
Howitt Street
Monica Keefe
Thomas O'Callaghan
Kurrajong
Kurra
Varma and Gartens
Parka
Senshine
En Ebsan
Wory Canente Cea
Beattn
Oy, Meares
Adelaide, Perth
Beecham
Australisia
Eafe
Culon
Crésée
Waugh. & Josephson Earth
Waugh & Josephson Pty. Limited
Unwin's Bridge
St. Peter's
Melbourne St
South Brisbane
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