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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1943
Page
4
A chaotic OCR fragment notes penalties tied to manpower offences. It mentions a textile bond and a female worker with a fine of 16 pounds, but specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a small legal or labour notice from a historical page with incomplete details.
In Sydney on Wadsenday traders faced difficulties amid efforts to obtain CB columns. The note mentions prices paid by traders for poultry and hints at market friction affecting trading activity. No clear outcomes or dates provided.
Readable portions list student names with class codes and marks across subjects. many lines show A through BA letter grades and numeric scores. The fragmentary OCR reveals numerous names such as Norma Miller Hienitz Th Joan A and John Galmagher along with varied class identifiers like 1A 4A 7A and 4B OA, indicating widespread results across grades and subjects.
A Canberra court hearing described a disturbance near a Pine for resurface incident. Witnesses recounted a car scene with brown fare and a length of wea, a man named Brian involved, and a front seat exchange before a home visit. Inspector Reid noted patrol involvement and charges include careless driving and license issues amid a cluttered account of events.
Warweck court martial proceedings were reported today in Warwick. Information concerning the military records and characters of Sgt. W. Cks and Pte C. Connors was not waste. The court adjourned to Monday when DEMALLA are expected to ar rue. The court has made findings in their cases.
Report notes an increase in juvenile immorality amid social pressures. Mentions overworked coping with girls and women and references to maternal duties and protective concerns in Frama. Suspicion of weak adrabe influence noted, with unclear context and fragmented wording observed.
The council debated tying lighting charges to assessed values and proposed revised rates. A 1/10 per unit charge was mentioned as part of the current period, with notices prepared to inform ratepayers of payable amounts. Senator Colli urged rate review based on improvements to property values.
Brisbane reports the Royal Commission into the fruit trade uncovers widespread bribery, with officials and market agents implicated in payoffs. The inquiry aims to curb corrupt practices affecting pricing and market fairness, warning of further hearings and potential reforms.
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