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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1951
Page
4
Classified recruitment notices from Canberra Community Hospital invite applicants aged 18 to 60 for secretary, shorthand, and clerical work, plus a technical assistant for insect pest experiments. Roles require certificates or training, with details on applications and offices including Canberra ACT and associated departments.
An official notice calls for applicants for apprentice positions in machining, foundry, and related trades. The advertisement outlines eligibility, pay, and term details, with location in the district and deadlines for submission.
The readable fragments discuss fire related concerns and property restrictions. They mention sections of Commonwealth law regarding white tenants and prohibited actions, with unclear references to plantations and obstructed open areas. The text is disjointed and civic in tone, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary notice announces annual forestry scholarships funded by the department. It mentions a fixed grant of 4200 per annum, a biennial term, and eligibility details. Applications available through the Central Library and the local education office for interested students.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a December to January rental or property listing. Names such as Mary Jon, King, and Bay area indicate a local real estate or lodging advertisement. The garbled lines mention furnished cabins and contact notes, but specifics are unreadable.
Cypriot ministers weigh recall of ambassador as Britain Egypt relations sour over policy failures. Britain faces potential shifts in trade as Egypt contemplates restricting goods and pressuring regional allies. Diplomatic stalemate grows amid accusations of corruption and misgovernance in Cairo.
The Governor and ministers presided at a formal ceremony in Sydney to prize a new professional figure. Notable attendees included Mayor William Mekal and other officials. The event featured speeches, tributes, and ceremonial exchanges amid the ongoing governance program.
Fragmentary weather note cites barometer, gusty winds, and temperatures with scattered figures and garbled terms. Mentions 90 mph gusts at 10 00 am and a 4 4 pm index, plus references to sunrise, forecast winds, and various illegible place names and times.
A fragmented notice reports that Ak PHN Northcott resumes post in Sydney. The brief text is garbled and offers few clear details, with stray names and places suggesting a military or governmental context but lacking coherent dates or actions.
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Fragmented text describes shoppers urged to return to outlets as retailers discuss reopening on Friday. Officials note unclear dates and times, with opinions split on opening plans and extended store hours ahead of the holiday season.
A notice states electricity restrictions will be eased for the holidays with no curbs during December 20 through January 11, though a review will occur early in the new year. Officials urge customers to use energy responsibly and expect no outages during the period.
The National Conference of the Federated worker groups voted to remove a short from the ponitiv ft and altered the union's supreme general body rules. The conference also adjusted representation in the National Convention to a 36 member governing body with 100 delegates.
An open air screening on Manuka Road attracted about 400 attendees. Organised by the local camera club, the event featured a nature reel and a second short film about life at sea.
Reported in Sydney today a series of smash and grab robberies left several victims robbed of payroll funds and valuables. A clerk was assaulted and £250 stolen from Etneom Manufacturing payroll. Another incident cited £49 taken from a stone shop. Suspects described as three thieves active in multiple areas including Rosebery and Armoured Corp Sandwich.
Frnny and Kewcuatle stadium officials disclosed a breakdown in negotiations with Gianteriian Lenples sailing on a wrangle linked to Sands. Dave Satan and Ineee Sonteaie weather oversest. Manager fire remarked, we are fed up with Baritin irdaciston Ghout signing a new plan. A plan for a men of thin sinvlar wile prime tan emerged as Seas ud L hum observed. A formal offer was discussed but the parties failed to confirm terms. The stalemate continued as both sides remained reluctant to progress.
A garbled report indicates film producer Heid faces a shooting charge after an incident described with multiple names and locations. Police and authorities are referenced, with unclear details on suspects, victims, or the exact event.
The Counti unweaith Electoral Homeesr will supervise elections of officers of the Feder ated Treeworkers' Association with the Union's Nor ries Mr Justion Dunphy made an order to its effect in Unt Aritra fian Court today at the request at Lawrence Bhart. Election of the National Peere gent Assimant National Hecres tary and Senior Vice President will be aid between February 23 eat Magen 1. Torday, 20 filers. which Ib elated paxtal allot provinge Hallowed a requent by Bhart, the union AtsD rani ear for fan inquiry into the 1140 creation Treviowsly the junge pal Tound evidence of friuy, Corgery fan Foraification of ballet prepers thin election, and abpaintel hurt, National Secretary. Daller the pion the balint wil ty condicted by the Camimone swealth dectoeer OMear'n repre fammative int NBW in conjunc tion with Mr H Trwin of the Newcastle branch of the union fwho wan vineted by the National Sonterance of the Linton rently
The Commonwealth Government announced new arrangements for premium gold sales. All newly mined gold must be delivered to the Commonwealth Bank or to approved renderers at the bank’s flat buying price. Export will be managed through the Bank’s price, with government review rights and conditions subject to adjustment.
Fragmentary text reports a planned Churchill talk with Eisenhower, noting a Friday date and references to wartime leadership and possible public appearance. Details are garbled, but the core items point to a planned address or discussion involving Churchill and Eisenhower.
Seventeen men face charges over fires set along the North Coast area near Uber ile, about nine miles from Mort HMA. Prosecutors say the arsons involved unpermitted outdoor burning tied to alleged incendiary acts.
An Australian industry report outlines rising costs and slumps, warning government policy must ease credit and boost production. It notes possible price rises, potential shifts in living costs, and a planned ramp up in government works if production stabilizes in the new year, with pay scales and wage effects discussed.
Sir William McKell lands in Western Australia amid solemn reception. Reported as in frail health, the Governor General's arrival is described as quiet and dignified with officials expressing regret at the occasion.
Rail officials and union leaders scheduled a meeting after reports that planned stoppages would disrupt tram service in Sydney. Transport executives from both unions planned to brief members and expected a mass rally later in the week, with a likely union response shaping the service outlook.
Sydney reports a decisive shield match where S W led as Tot opening hatemen Sack Maroney aided New South Wales. The text lists players and scores in a muddled report with references to Victoria, NRW, and various names, indicating a shield contest with NSW ahead and notable contributions from Moroney and De Courey.
A fragmentary 1920s style notice describes a royal visit itinerary to hospitals and universities including Melbourne areas such as Royal Melbourne Hospital and George V Memorial Hospital with mentions of Duke of York and notable figures. It highlights plans for health and science engagements and a possible world renewal speech.
Fragmented OCR notes a rural bank report on sheep and wheat yields across regions. It cites unclear percentages and locations, mentioning Ceceal Hew Barth Wales and North Was Central Went, with references to market activity and agricultural changes.
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