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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1950
Page
4
Notices announce enrolment for Mathematica and lectures in Commerce and Law faculties for day and evening studies. External tuition applies. enrolments close Friday 24 February 1930. Fees due by February. office hours set. calendar for 1950 outlines college term and enrolment details.
Negotiations between New Delhi and Aur Alta Tor LC0 focus on securing 0 tons of wheat for the current year amid government limits and expectations of rainfall affecting yields. Officials say weather and policy will shape imports and domestic supply in coming months.
The article reports on Secretary of the United Nations Tryave Liehen noting the organisation’s authority at a low point amid decolonization and Cold War pressures. It discusses hydrogen bomb stakes, Western power failures, China recognition, and calls for renewed American and Australian action to stabilize international cooperation and peace prospects.
In Lethowon a miner was sentenced to two works without work after breaches of lodge conditions at the Ube State mine. Fellow Tannibers acted to enforce discipline amid frequent strikes, humidity and heat affecting operations as another worker faced refusal to obey the rule.
The Central Council of the Miners Federation pledges not to cooperate with government agencies. The document warns against attempts to split the Labour movement by offering concessions to the trade union movement while planning to remove leaders and undermine the communist party.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses bans affecting fundamental rights and media restrictions. It references elections on a distant Saturday and mentions several places including Armidals, Wollongong, Kear fd, and Sanco, with calls for newspaper diligence and special attention to the electoral process.
Expenditure of £19,000 allocated for alterations additions and repairs at Wacol Camp to provide accommodation for CMF training periods. Works include ditching trimming and labour by New Australians to achieve full maintenance and line improvements before CCH training begins. Allocation splits into new works and maintenance with totals around £4,950 and £218,000,000 referenced in broader budget notes.
The Department of Commerce announced near midnight that arrangements were completed under which Britain would import over 48 million pounds worth of Australian produce this year. The value of imports includes peanut butter and various foods such as apple pie fillings, mustard, blancmange powders, and mayonnaise. Imports are to be limited by the British Ministry of Food after the final allocation is determined.
The Commonwealth Labour Minister said there was evidence the real strength of the labour market exceeded official vacancy figures. The department anticipated continued job growth and noted more than 43 000 displaced workers faced uncertain prospects as industrial and rally views highlighted the importance of new analyses to guide policy.
SYDNIT notes three nominations linked to Lew racetrea by the MaLW at the Labor party, reflecting past events. The fragment cites political nominations and party dynamics without clear dates or full context.
In Melbourne on Tuesday American Bartlett Ewell won two heats of the 75 and 290 yard sprints amid a crowd of over 20 000. Officials declared a controversial outcome after a disputed start and a late change in result, with observers noting the strong performance but questioning the finish.
The readable fragments name places and people amid garbled lines about a conference and a war. Key terms include Basra Gaton with unclear roles and a mention of a mayor and discussions among factions, though specifics are obscured.
The A W U federation today condemned the government plan to bring 40 000 British migrants and assign them jobs. General secretary T Dougherty urged the plan to be reconsidered citing mobilization concerns and the need for clearer information on figures and duties.
A fragmented report from a Tuesday session discusses a proposed health measure. It mentions BALA and Minter, a conference with representatives of a tea guild, and arguments about preventing disease through a nationwide plan. The text references ap powders and headaches as context for medical use.
Fragmented report notes a fire incident linked to Commonwealth activities with names such as Livingston and Meakin. It references legal proceedings, a jail term, and alleged conspiracies alongside mentions of figures like Potter and Paine. The text is garbled but implies court action and sentencing.
Speech at Concord supporting Mr. Andersen denounces past government secrecy and calls for open democratic governance. Attacks the Li Gov ernment for alleged plans to control industry and wages while promising fair incomes and justice. critic cites by election backlash and recalls amended legislation.
The executive Colonell of Fermert Settlers' Association agreed the wheel Industry should not subsidise stock and would provide wheat at a concession price. The group urged the Federal Government to cover cheaper living costs from the tax base and support external extension projects. They also pushed for expediting the extension of the file ayatom and asked the Australian Wheat Board to co operate.
Vague OCR text fragment references VPM Tue tune and Bank. No clear event or entities to confirm. Summary limited to noting ambiguous financial or program acronyms without definable subjects or actions.
Washington officials have not yet formulated a policy on the BAM sale. The unclear yarding and procedural delays raise questions about the path forward and potential impacts on state agencies.
Gordon Freath Victor, a 16 year veteran and community leader, is noted for his service in New Opis as a CAAT pilot. The obituary references his education at Guilford Grae Mat Bemool WA and Kate Univeral, his time with the Government, and his role in local sports and family life.
Fragmented OCR text references Mr William Grayale and Mr Graydon in a Perth Tutte College setting, discussing political figures, elections and nominees. Mentions Kingetun, Went Australien, Glenelg, and bids for a parliamentary role with decades of experience. Signifies a shifting political landscape and candidate profiles amid unclear specifics.
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