27 Feb 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1954
Page
1
Scattered fragments describe a missing person case with limited readable details. References to forces, locations, and miles are unclear, leaving the core disappearance and search efforts as the main takeaways. The garbled text mentions a 450 mile scope and offshore or inland theater, but exact entities remain uncertain.
Readable fragments describe public concern in Western Australia as a royal visit nears. Mentions health, hospitals, and local officials amid unclear phrases and names, with references to departments and community figures.
West German Bundestag backs a European Army concept amid debate on a formal arms treaty. Officials say allied security requires a unified force supported by the Bonn government as debate centers on integration and NATO alignment.
A 27-year-old woman Judy Annie Lithenayin remains missing after attempts to locate her body by underwater search in Tamarama under wrecked car sections were unsuccessful. Dr Joseph Binick accompanied the search. authorities say efforts paused due to rough seas and will resume when calmer conditions return.
The ACTU condemns the Federal Arbitration Court and urges a complete review of arbitration. It cites wage justice, social values, and the need to protect workers as it calls for a federal union conference to establish price and fairness in employment terms.
Dr Evatt outlined a plan after Interstate Labour officials met to discuss the Arbitration Court margins case. He criticized duplicated appeals and delays under the government’s conciliation framework, urging a review to restore industrial justice. The Labor Party pledged to examine mechanisms of conciliation and arbitration.
Ronald Vincent Hall of Belmore Road Herne Bay was charged at Central Police Station with the murder of 40 year old scientist Con Perkman. Detectives continued a large manhunt across Sydney suburbs for the killer, with over 40 detectives assigned to the inquiry and searches along the Sydney to Goulburn railway line for the murder weapon.
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