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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1952
Page
7
The document announces an inquiry by the administration into act provisions. It states that further particulars are obtainable from the undersigned at a given address and extension, with a receipt date referenced. The text is garbled and partial but indicates an official inquiry notice.
The Prime Minister stated the loan closing would occur earlier, with December 1 as a proposed date. Ambiguity remains about approvals and timing as discussions on the loan proceed, and December 11 was cited as a potential cutoff for acceptance.
Fragmented text reports a political shakeup as a secretary dismisses an aide amid Labour Party tensions. Names and details are unclear due to OCR corruption, with references to Wright, Kane, and Mr. Coulter. The piece hints at organizational changes and possible leadership maneuvering within the Labour group.
Melbourne report notes leader Mollway warns Labour to advance new electoral law amid political tension. Mentions Labour Government and Legislative Council, with focus on reform push and upcoming state events.
Readable weather bulletin reports warm conditions across Canberra with a mild NW breeze. Light rain expected in the Southern Tablelands with a few showers in nearby areas and a backdrop of warmer daytime temperatures.
Australian representative at the United Nations argues against further interference by the Trusteeship Council in New Guinea administration. He urges a direct and positive stance to end trusteeship, citing risks to Australia and the welfare of New Guinea, and warns against continued UN supervision and foreign meddling.
The Chief of the General Staff Lieut General Rowell discussed alleged Prustanism in training Duntroon cadets. He referenced peers calling cadets tricks such as pokshrelded sunkeys and powdered pompadaura while criticizing other characters. The remarks followed a broader debate on cadet education and discipline.
An Adelaide commentator recalls General Rowlet remarks denying plans to obstruct graduates and foes. The piece notes training evidence from wartime UFL officers and references a former POW held in Matuye with emphasis on right division actions during the last war.
Adelaide officials, transport council delegates, and railway and air service representatives met to discuss ongoing disruptions and severe delays amid a broad inquiry into modern rail and road networks. The conference highlighted critical gaps in transport links and mounting difficulties in service delivery.
A London broadcast outlines a public show on December 11 to recount the explosion of Britain's atomic weapon near Monte Ballo. The event plans simultaneous televised releases in Albany and New Zealand, featuring cameramen and a pre explosion history stage.
A fragment from a Tuenday report alleges intimidation by Reds against Tronwor supporters as ALP candidates and militants mobilize. The piece notes a meeting pushing loyalty to the commonwealth and questions Genalaney’s voting, with about 34 of 300 attendees cited in a declined motion.
The passage discusses the two party system, noting the influence of major parties like Labour and the Liberals in Britain and Australia. It mentions elections, parliamentary dynamics, and the distribution of power among parties in Canada and Dominion Parliaments, highlighting shifts toward major party majorities and minority groups.
Judge Poster to handle shipping award proceedings under the Riastion Act as industrial matters court rules. The commission, formed in 1942, seeks to regulate wages and other employment conditions in the industry, with decisions to be published.
Fragmented excerpts describe wartime like scrutiny of the Zillmere housing project and national development funding. Allegations accuse inferior workmanship and weak oversight, with calls for policy alignment and parliamentary party responses amid debates on grants and accountability.
A lengthy account of the Royal Military College graduation ceremony describing the 1000th graduate, dignitaries from Australia and New Zealand, and the Graduation Parade. It notes honours awarded, exchanges with visiting officers, the presence of the Minister to the Army and the Commandant, and future college developments including facilities and curriculum improvements.
A fragmented note discusses an allowance for the Lord Mayor and related officials. It mentions an amendment proposal to reduce alien payments and references the governor general. The text is garbled with unclear names and figures, but indicates an official financial adjustment under consideration.
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