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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1946
Page
2
A report describes a major burglary at Bondi Junction where thieves entered multiple properties and stole about S400 in cash and items. The incident involved several homes and businesses, with investigators reviewing entry points and potential suspects.
Canberra amid talk of rapid growth seeks proper planning and strong leadership. Residents urge prompt action by the Chamber of Commerce and local councils to develop hotels, tours, recreation, and infrastructure while avoiding bureaucratic delays that stall progress.
The Dutch cabinet limits German frontier restoration to an irreducible minimum, arguing large sections of German lands would alienate public opinion and threaten Dutch economy. It notes Germany’s prewar transit dependence via Dutch ports and stresses a balanced approach amid broader Allied reparations debates.
Graduates from across Canada and the United States gathered in Montreal for the 125th anniversary of Modi University. More than 3,500 alumni attended classes reunions banquets receptions and campus tours. Governor General Viscount Alexander officiated at two ceremonies and awarded honorary degrees while noting the university founders. The event included a Founder’s Day observance and a memorial swimming pool cornerstone in honor of 600 students who died in the world wars.
John Victor Travis, 20, recently escaped from Bogge Road Gaol with two accomplices. Recaptured at Redbank military camp after spending a week in hiding. He faced Ipswich Court for gaol breach and theft of army property valued at 14 shillings, receiving one month’s gaol. He was remanded to Brisbane court on the escape charge.
Private flying grows popular in Canada with the Royal Canadian Flying Club Association planning to reach 30 affiliated clubs. Six groups are joining, and Canada’s federation plans to issue gliding certificates to qualified pilots. A Canadian gliding school is expanding as interest rises nationwide.
A car collision at the Muretbridge Road Diamond Creek this afternoon killed Mrs Flare McKenna 24 and two others after their vehicle was struck by a tram. Other occupants were injured. The victims were natives of Bunshino.
The Forrest Greene bowls yesterday saw Lott's rink win the spoon event with Bevan Digman tatt wv Stevens Helier May and others, margin 34. Other matches included Parkes and Dwyer, and a City Link rink tourney noted Cooper Grimiire Fawcett Primley Stevens. Final scores quoted: 90-21, 3-27, 26-21.
The Pope welcomed his family and relatives in private apartments at the Vatican on Christmas Day and distributed presents to each of the children.
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