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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1948
Page
6
The annual ballot shows Communist candidates defeated with Vice-President Mr. Mirenin losing to ALP supporter Mr. W. Cockerill. Northern Board of Management proposals are tied to the issue, with reports of calls for a new ballot amid pro communism influence.
The article discusses ongoing talks between the Conservative Party leader and Liberal groups. It notes no immediate closure of parliamentary floor debates and mentions the party’s stance toward form the government.
The managing director Mrs Parks said today that a larger steamer would replace the Barrento at sea. Representatives of the firm inspected several craft in England and negotiations were ongoing as they seek a new vessel for Port Phillip Ferries Limited.
Probate granted to Mrs Le Gallien by Byney Heather Ramsey Le Val Today. Charles Louis te Gallien a mechanical engineer of North Sydney was murdered by his wife on September 30. Le Gallien's will directed all his real and personal property to his wife.
In Sydney on Wednesday officials Dave Bands Tommy Burns and Jack Hansen discussed plans for travel and future competition for three boxers. Sanda announced intent to go to England for next year. Burns and Hansen likely to manage Byrne and Hasson as implied by remarks.
Markets show prices dipping with a notable drop in cargo costs as traders note lower rates for red products and steam trawler carriers reduce fees to attract holiday freight. Officials set new official selling prices reflecting the softer market.
About 15 600 workers in retail stores across the state received wage increases. The changes range from eight to eighteen cents per week and are approved by the State Commissioner Mr Barer. Payments begin December 20.
Coroner finds possible malnutrition in the 16 year old May Wolmes whose body was recovered from a grave near Canning three miles from Harden. Dr. Heaton notes ears and waxed condition. evidence of neglect but not enough to call it criminal. The body was exhumed November 20 with confirmation by Benice Constable Marshall that the mother and brother buried it.
Sydney reports Flying Duke, a second favourite, withdrawn at 11 42 am amid strong betting on the field. Trainer W Chaffe said no serious injury was found but the horse could not peak by Monday. Thompson was to ride but was reassigned after Bit Raven was scratched. Montrose and Blue Kensign also scratched from the Cup. Apprentice F Walker rode Oise Cape Neadick with Sir Raven absent leaving Loraly as a top remaining fancy.
Mr D Thomo, federal secretary of the Paint erm Union, says militant unions will not apologise to the Trades Hall Council for a Trade Union News statement on the Fosential Services Act dispute. He asserts the statement is true and says his union was not affected by the Trades Hall Council decision.
Sydney reports weight jockey W Cook is set to ride for England toward the end of the month. He has been prominent in many titles and will likely remain in England for about six months.
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