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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1957
Page
7
The Conservation and Irrigation Commission reports rationing of inland river waters due to river declines. Officials indicate measures apply on the North Cast, Upper Gloucester River, and near Qwr on the Koorawatha Creek, with amnesty terms for withdrawals.
The High Court ruled on a writ of summons by the Watern Workers' Federation on behalf of a wharf labourer named Buchan. The case challenged the jurisdiction of the Industrial Court to hear an appeal by workers suspended or deregistered by the Wording Industry Authority. The court granted a rule nisi in favor of the W.W.F. and Maton will deliver the final judgment.
A short, fragmentary clipping notes Alaskans using a clever phrase about a renter and a telephone, reflecting local linguistic flair and social chatter. The text is sparse and lacks clear names or dates but hints at regional humor.
NSW opener Sapley scored 114 guiding New South Wales to a lead over South Australia as rain interrupted play. Doo vid contributed a late 110, while South Australia fought back with bowling figures including Beagley and Dooland as wicket totals rose to 300 plus.
An Indian Air Force pilot was badly injured when a trainer aircraft crashed during a demonstration at Archerfield aerodrome in South Brisbane. Flight Lieutenant Roy sustained a broken arm and was hospitalized after the plane toppled at 3 pm. The aircraft struck the ground tearing the undercarriage from the fuselage.
A girl named Annette Brew of McKenzie Street drowned in the Milperra River after entering a 14 ft hole. Bystanders, including Owen Arnold of Milperra, helped recover the body from the river bank.
Two charges of failing to comply with regulations were filed against a bowler in Johannesburg before a banquet. The incident was reported by Reuters via AAP.
A Cooma hostel faces closure amid uncertain conditions. The Presbyterian School in Cooma appeals to interested parents, with the secretary Meato Detto coordinating next steps.
Ill health forces resignation of Mr McVeigh as interim secretary in Sydney. An election is planned to decide the permanent secretary position and determine leadership duties.
A Reuters summary notes lung cancer deaths rise by more than 40 percent, contributing to a total of 92,710 cancer deaths for the year. The data highlights the growing impact of lung cancer on overall mortality.
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