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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
4
Weather bulletin shows varying wind and temperature readings with rain expected overnight. Forecasts include evening and early night conditions across locations with cloud cover and possible gusts, while tides and sunrise/sunset times are noted for Canberra and surrounding areas.
The article discusses NATO extending military aid to France and coordinating interlinked defense with United Nations goals. It notes the alliance shaping a global security fabric, with member nations pledging not to attack and aiming to deter outside aggression, preserving postwar peace.
The text records Governor Sir William McKell and staff attending a royal honours ceremony with mentions of aides and attendees, indicating a formal state occasion and recognition event.
A briefing notes an Army Wings presentation to be made by Captain J P Lia of the Royal Artillery. The document references the directorate and related officers in the Weather and War courses.
Federal Cabinet will meet in Sydney next Tuesday as the Mansie-Fadden Government takes office. Senators will be in readiness for the arrival of the Prime Minister Mr Mensing from the main economic center.
In Melbourne the Lindrum case was settled by consent in the Supreme Court. Walter Lindrum was granted rights to the Lindrum billiard saloon on Mueders Lane, with Pred to receive funds two weeks from the settlement. The dispute centered on Uncle and maternal rights of the deceased Marriett Lindrum, with £1,000 to Walter and £100 to legatees, amid contest over the will and probate.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Crookwell Cup team and camp, with unclear names and numbers. Limited readable items include references to Crookwell Camp holder and scattered digits, making a precise summary difficult.
The Australian Agricultural Agency Council outlined five year primary production aims for wheat oats and barley to raise the nation’s economy. The report notes 1900/81 production figures and growth percentages across crops with emphasis on strengthening rural industry and international standards.
Fragmentary report discusses polio vaccines and fears of germ warfare. Mentions prevention methods, vaccines, and public health concerns, with reference to named figures and uncertain quotes.
A regional official warns of increasing fire danger across the territory as dry conditions and strong winds threaten widespread peat and grassland areas. He notes early warnings and urges heightened vigilance while authorities monitor evolving threats.
Examination results from University College show mixed outcomes with several names listed. Notable mentions include KC Mecanente and W Brown with varied scores in mathematics and related subjects.
A nurse identified as Nuree Gray of the Cans erve Community Flompital passed the MW Muraen Registration examination in men eminea. The examination occurred Tat Mah.
A man died in a police cell after being found unconscious in the community jail. A doctor counted the time of death as about one hour prior to discovery. Investigators report no immediate signs of foul play as officials review the incident.
The Falcian Club of University of Businay presented the Italian drama Non ER Une Commedere a 12 member cast from Adany University. About 260 Italian and local audience attended. The production by Mrs Train Tedaagat with Dr Murwelit support aimed to spark further Italian plays in Canberra.
A level crossing gate smashed into a Wollongong bound train injuring two women. One passenger, 30 year old Ian Cruce of Kulgoa Road, sustained a fractured rib and multiple injuries. A 14 year old, listed as from a nearby area, was transported for treatment. several others escaped with minor injuries as emergency crews extricated passengers for about 18 minutes.
A chaotic report from Broken Hill details the abrupt withdrawal of a police blitz order. Deputy Commissioner Lawrence and Inspector Olbroy face inquiries as ministers and officials discuss betting, liquor controls, and health plan reviews affecting miners and hotels.
Wool sales in Australia show a strong season with prices reaching top levels. Early figures indicate a fall in production but a total value near £30,000,000 above last year, as buyers anticipate a 178,000 bale Fal/De estate and higher exports across the market.
Fragmentary text describes casualties and destruction after a street incident in London. The account mentions wreckage on a roadway and damage to chimneys and walls, with dangerous conditions and casualties likely among bystanders and residents.
The Liberal factions in Victoria collide as the LCP rebels deny leadership and threaten party cohesion. Rumors suggest new leadership agreements may arise in conference in Fenrnsey while independentists consider continued opposition and possible impacts on the Civic Representation.
A New York report cites Americas Associated Press predicting a 21 second mile this week in Australia and suggests Karli may be the next legendary figure in athletic history. The item notes public reaction and anticipated media frenzy surrounding a landmark track performance.
A cryptic fragment from a historical page mentions Durban and Gayvmakirs in a brief, unclear note. The readable portion hints at a maritime or urban context but lacks coherent details or events. Further context is needed to produce a meaningful summary.
A requiem mass was held for the late Mr J A Tonkin secretary of the pene teer-1 brine Tolonimera and Sydney fanwral. London cables from acting Minister Moteny and others conveyed sorrow and condolences. Mutual colleagues and representatives from Australian primary products Trade and Commonwealth nations offered tributes to a valued colleague.
The article outlines a plan to establish editorial and cadet positions in the Amstratien frontier area. Chairman Me owas leads the board aiming to recruit qualified applicants, with the goal of elevating service standards and achieving Austrain alignment.
A large crowd exceeding 3 000 attended the Manuka Christian fair reopening at The Lawns Manuka. The event netted over £100 more than last year with nightly entertainment and community carol program. Features include visiting dance groups, Canberra fare, and a Christmas parade as the plan to attract visitors continues.
A reported incident centers on Charlee Black and Susan La Iuat amid a school event in Busan. Mr. Black confirms concerns about a family affair overshadowing the show as attendance and participation come into question.
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