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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1951
Page
4
Fragmented text appears to mention Canberra, Sarayurs, and ZeeS with cryptic numbers and names, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to form a factual news card. No verifiable action, date, or location present for a reliable summary.
Tender closings announced by the Department of Works Canberra for various projects. Items include delivery and maintenance of operating gear, fault and waste blocks, and extensions of lime works. Notices list extensions, erection works, and pay and royalties as matters of concern.
Affected officers seek standard retirement arrangements and superannuation enhancements. Applications reference Canberra procedures and formal management changes. The parties pursue updated terms and equitable adjustments for 24 year service amid ongoing financial reclassifications.
Fragmented account of postwar talks in Korea notes slow progress toward prisoner exchanges and armistice terms. United Nations negotiators seek balanced Communist concessions, while concern grows over delays and political maneuvering shaping Korea's road to peace.
The September 1983 Australian employment report shows total employed reaching 2,428,200, down from 2,646,000 in June and 1,730,200 in July 1983. It notes retrenchment in rural industry and private domestic service, with civilian employers and motor auto trades reflecting job losses. Unemployment rate data include union membership peaks and sick leave impacts on unemployment figures.
An OCR weather brief lists temperatures and wind directions for the day. It mentions a high around 82.7 percent humidity and 48.3 low, NW winds at 3 pm, and showers expected in a cloudy, windy forecast with possible cooler air later.
A fragmentary report notes the Governor-General arriving with accompanying officials from Victoria and others. The party will depart from an airport and proceed to Canberra for a formal reception and duties.
The wedding of Laipreet and Daley took place at Canterbury. Mrs Daley, late Mes Daley of Acta, wore a French floral brocade gown. Attendants included two bridesmaids and Boyd, in teal frock, with guests from Wootton, Kew. The reception followed at Wootton.
Local notes report Mr A Burke of the New Repertory Society faced indictments in Canton. The piece references his association with Emma Melbowin and Tul-time producer roles, plus ties to the Arrow Theatre and Canberra Repertory Society discussions.
Victoria posted 200 in reply with Beare leading 46 and Hanen adding, while Walker and Davideon led bowling for Victoria in a tense Sheffield Shield contest. Final tally reached 416 with key contributions from McDonald Pitchett and Trueman, as Dover’s team failed to close the innings.
The article notes that radio licences will increase to £2 within 250 miles of a specified center and 1 4 pence for other areas under a Commonwealth plan. Reduced-rate licences at 70 shillings yearly remain for pensioners and those receiving age invalid and widow’s pensions or repatriation benefits. A single licence will cover all wireless receivers owned by the licenceholder or family and usually kept at a stated address.
A damaged report quotes City Council member urging care and attention to traffic as authorities discuss upcoming patrols for February. The statement notes many people will be affected by new enforcement and urges observance of travel rules and safety measures.
Fragmented report notes routine swabs showed no doping. Mentions inspections at meetings, references to officials, and several jockeys with limited readable details amid garbled text.
The 1903 flight by Orville and Wilbur Wright near Kitty Hawk marked a milestone in aviation history. The 45th anniversary recalls the moment when the aircraft achieved sustained flight, changing transportation and technology.
The case involves Mrs. Lawrence claiming negligence in wrist treatment between December 6, 1950, and January 17, 1981. James Leylie Lawrence seeks 2,000 for medical expenses. the hospital board faced 2,500 pounds damages claim. The judge weighed witness credibility and medical testimony on plaster cast, operation choice, and expected recovery outcomes.
The saga centers on attendance based bonus pay for brick works in Ganton, Canberra. A departmental spokesman said the government is concerned by the proposed changes while union delegates claim the minister pushed for attendance payments and threatened with pay withholding if the amendment was not accepted. A conference was convened to settle the dispute and a 30 percent production bonus plus a separate attendance scheme were discussed.
The YWCA notes describe a December party with about 170 attendees and organized arrangements. It mentions invitations, attendance requirements, committee roles, and scheduling, including future events and member participation.
Sydney boxing notes report that light welterweight Carruthers and Vic Toweel are slated to clash for the world title next March. Carruthers’ manager Dr. John Medirr says Carruthers may wait until September for final word if negotiations stall, with potential delays in Britain and Europe.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a Canberra architecture scene where the Royal Institute and association officials advocate restructuring of a federal architects council. The piece notes pension issues, appointive roles, and aims to boost international competitions to showcase Australian design talent.
Ruth Farnsworth aged 22 and Turner aged 38 faced the Central Criminal Court last night. The Crown alleged Farnsworth aided by Turner planned to murder Turner husband and dispose of his body by driving it in a car and burning the vehicle. Turner resisted and struggled, with details of alleged blows and a claim of intent to mutilate were presented as the couple were remanded for further proceedings.
OCR text shows partial figures and garbled phrases about a case and increases. It mentions a date close to the previous year and implies a June timing. Names and clear facts are unreadable. readable bits are sparse and inconclusive.
A garbled report describes a disaster in a city suburb involving children and a code etched on an ancient stone. Weather crowds and weakened arches are noted as factors, with mentions of depleted country buyers and weekly shopping.
Fragmentary notes indicate polio cases, with mentions of Queensland and December timing. The text lists 52 cases and references a limited, unclear viral outbreak scenario across regions labeled as Far Cubes and Montane, suggesting a brief epidemic report with sparse readable details.
A fire damaged brickworks in Sydney causing extensive smoke and emergency response. Investigations focus on cause and any injuries. Local authorities coordinate with fire brigades and utility teams to secure the site and assess structural stability.
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