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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1951
Page
4
An Interior Department notice from Canberra details prize funds for an athletic event held at Stipa Oval. It mentions a 120 yard event, a £200 prize for a main winner, and a total distribution of 100 shares within the Commonwealth period from January to July 1082.
Weather notes indicate varying conditions with rain early and for 24 hours ending 9 am. Forecast calls for cool day and cold night with easterly to southerly winds and cloud cover. References include Crockwell, Goulburn, Fordcoat, Bhawera, and Eppes with uncertain times and names in a fragmented record.
An analysis arguing that Russian propaganda and methods are predictable, with Western diplomats downplaying threats. It notes how Soviet tactics aim to sow division, infiltrate, and sabotage, while Western powers seek calculated responses and caution against overreaction in UN forums.
Melbourne reports a birthday celebration for Prime Minister Menzies in a city hotel. The event included family members and greetings from wife Heather and other relatives as Mr Menzies marked his birthday in a private dinner setting.
The 2010 agricultural data show about 120 178 tractors in use in Australia, up from 44 1890 figures in the prior period. Act officials cite growing farm mechanization as a key factor.
A garbled clipping notes a surge in postings at a mall with references to unusual volumes and figures. It mentions individuals or entities like Kellock and Keay, with scattered numbers, but the exact meaning is unclear from the fragment.
Fragmentary report describes a major traffic stoppage causing long queues and crowded conditions. It notes police coordination and temporary restoration of service after about two hours, with union and compensation issues shaping subsequent meetings and decisions.
Mr John Foster Dulles announced a ten day tour to Japan to discuss postwar roles and the path toward remilitarization. He stated the United States expects Japan to assume new responsibilities and to resist communist expansion in the Pacific.
Reported in Newcastle details a murder at a club with detectives seeking 10 Hobowaatie suspects today. Investigators collaborate with local police to identify a suspect described as a man seen near the scene last night.
A lively children's play drew a large audience as Joan Hammond performed and danced in a production produced by Joan Szaraya. The cast included San Jrmeca Lake Jayne Gonder Meo McMillin Tom Lowe Max Purinall and others with vivid stage action and enthusiastic crowd reaction.
Cabinet moves on tax plan affecting private schooling with proposed allowances and public funding questions. Officials discuss equity, eligibility, and implementation details amid committee reviews and potential national impact.
A parliamentary committee debates travel and tax allowances affecting private schools and state funding. The panel weighs grants and potential benefits to educational institutions and whether aid should come as direct subsidies or through tax concessions.
The National Council of Wool Growers reports £126 million in sales for 1,280,000 bales ending November 30, down from £230 million the prior year. Average price around 90 pence, with 1.3 million bales on hand and similar declines in scoured wool.
Report of a strike by cable employees in Wet Australia involving the Communications Union and Professional Radio Trade Institute. Settlement reached after negotiations led by Mr LT MaCowan, secretary to the union, with the company.
Minister Holt declares the unemployment problem overstated amid a large unfilled demand for workers. He cites about 115 000 vacancies end November and notes shortages in mining, shipbuilding, and farming sectors, with more women potentially employed in capital city jobs. He argues policy changes should welcome more work opportunities rather than retrenchment.
Readers flocked to learn about changes in the War Service Homes scheme as questions rose over the increased borrowing limits and eligibility. Officials warned that funds remain constrained and urged applicants to submit complete paperwork.
Unclear fragments indicate a Russian city incident widening a divide with vague scoring or assessment. Names and exact events are unreadable.
Fragmentary report from Adelaide describes the West Indies facing continuing bad luck with unclear mentions of players Walcott and others. The text hints at delays and ongoing struggles in the Third Test context.
The welterweight title race ends as Follig announces retirement after a career underscored by a decisive trainer Ambrose Palmer. The move follows a period of doubt about continuing and suggests no immediate return.
Tenders accepted for supply delivery and installation of hot water systems washing machines and power equipment for accommodation blocks. Projects include works at Far tele and other sites with totals around £14251, £2365 and £46000. Details reference housing department contracts and street addresses across the area.
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