Doomed Time Copier Affecting Ban Temes WA
Fragmentary text notes a doomed time copier impacting Ban Temes in Washington state. Details are unreadable but indicate a local event or device issue with no clear outcomes or dates.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1948
Page
2
Fragmentary text notes a doomed time copier impacting Ban Temes in Washington state. Details are unreadable but indicate a local event or device issue with no clear outcomes or dates.
Readable fragments describe a confrontation or arrest, reference a revolver and a man in armor. Text mentions police, a chamber, and a shielded assailant, but many names and details are unclear due to OCR damage. The item reads as a chaotic street crime note with incomplete attribution and timing.
Portion of an former inn camp at Woodalds Routh will be made a holding centre for displaced Berean workers. The Minister for the Army said the camp could be ready for occupation in March next year. About 80 women and children will be housed while breadwinners work on parts wt Buuthe AUB train. Woodalde lies 26 miles from Adelaide.
A Canberra cabinet decision abolishes the Australian Capital Territory Industrial Board. The action sparks debate on industrial regulation and arbitration, with critics warning of executive overreach and risks to constitutional powers. The government offers no explanation, leaving employers and workers amid uncertainty about future regulatory methods.
The Governor-General W McKell with Min Uotty McKell attended the Burt Glad-Unriaties Cup event at Rosehill on Matiniay. Their Ekkerkenden were the flats of the directory at late uheon and afternoon tea Cueintman Cup awarded to the owner of the winning nerve and the trophy to the BTC winner.
Canberra weather reports and London dispatches describe Australia’s dominant win over Widnes. Graver and Anderson starred with strong pace and kicking, while Whittaker delivered a 30 yard dash and multiple scores. Widnes defense held briefly, but Australian pressure and accuracy secured a clear victory.
The Ainsue cricket ground was officially opened yesterday after its first test match between two local teams. Mr G A Findlay presided, praising the venue as the best in Canberra with a leveled wicket and a new pavilion. plans include future matches and a Cup event, honoring a historic club tradition dating back to World War I.
At Bat drday in Canberra, Mr Chen avenged defeat, defeating Wng in a notable match. Nel son backed Chen as the event crowned champions across divisions. Elaine Divustipe led in doubles, while May noh an and Coth am triumphed in the ladies' event. Mixed doubles featured Ailce defeating Stina Me Trotvitch.
A review of the national publicity program from 1938 to 1948 highlights how Australia maintained authentic information abroad during wartime, shaping a public image to attract overseas investors, industries, and trade. It notes broadcasts, shortwave news, and American coverage as avenues, and emphasizes that publicity supported war effort and postwar growth.
The YMCA outlines a holiday camp for boys over four on Christmas Day along the Murrumbidgee River. Registration via the General Secretary. activities include canoeing, singing, and youth club rooms. A special event for Westmead Hall is also noted with timings and invitations to members.
Sydney police report a man named Bunenwker of Avs attempted self harm using a knife near a poet's hand. He was rushed to Manly Hospital where six stitches were needed for a throat wound. Police say the man gave no coherent explanation for his action and appeared to be suffering from heat or emotional distress.
A Canberra union delegation pressed the Acting Attorney General to oppose abolishing the Industrial Board. They sought government action and cited promises tied to the board’s future and arbitration, conciliation, and wage matters under the jurisdiction of the Arbitration Court.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions towns, a person named Be Hurgman, a girl, and a purge. It references parents, a child, and a school report. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
Porus RIE Form 1 flext class honours with J Nevin and A Harman among awardees. Leaving certificates and preparatory results noted for Beyy, Rts, and others in music. Grade achievements include Religious Instruction and Physic education, with names such as O Brien, McKeown, Meares, Loftus, Waterman, and Croker.
The reformers of the Transport Workers' Union recently held sections which resulted in a larger membership and a more successful year. President W. Degdwors and secretary A. McDonnall led the changes, with returning officer A. Butterfeld overseeing the election. The union grew to about 200 members and reported a most successful year.
The report covers the Mixed Grand Final where Actes Harum defeated Kingston amid a tense showcase of speed and skill. Key players, including Taylor and Pryor, star alongside Bennett and Doyle in close contests, with Forest, Pryor, and team lineup details noted as the day long rally of shots and defensive plays thrilled the crowd.
A colonial report discusses repatriation of coloured men from Darwin, noting their discharge from Emigration andIndustry work. It covers mixed marriages with white or light cast Australian women, racial prejudice, and the push to return men to their own country after discharge from the industry.
A fragmented meditation discusses character, leadership, and heritage. It contrasts quiet moral influence with vocal rhetoric, noting how individuals shape others by example and aspiration across generations. The piece contemplates future values and the role of tradition in guiding youth.
A garbled set of words mentions Butch Settlers in Australia, Rothphantom, and Sutherland. references a veteran boxer Van Klaveren and immigration themes. The fragmentary text hints at support, propaganda, and political tension around migrants and national identity. No readable dates or clear events emerge.
An attendance of roughly sixty five players at Manuka courts yesterday. Coach Carnault plans continued coaching, with remarks on tuition and upcoming trials. A February announcement promises a grant as part of the program changes.
A Cannorre Girl Guides notice announces a grant from a health department agency. Plans outline a January camp with provisions for vestry and travel expenses.
Fr servicemen, attendees, and local villagers gathered at Te Glynn in Boveaux Mire for a benefit dance organized by the North Canberra club on Friday night. Proceeds from the event totaled about £50 with £10 noted for expenses and other funds directed to an organization.
Incomplete OCR reads as a folk-dance record from a Riga festival phase. Mentions Queenan Department of Reduontin and Can barra, with references to national Athons and a failed appeal for funds. Some lines suggest a loan search and a materiel live collection talk conducted today.
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