MCC Prospects For Third Test
Reuters reports from Melbourne that MCC players must show form for a chance at victory in the third Test starting tomorrow. Lingering injuries to Langridge and others give uncertainty, with Lindwall Tallon and Barnes reportedly passed by doctors though still in doubt for the Brisbane and Sydney legs. Public interest and ticket sales remain high as weather and pitch conditions loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tureday
MCC
Langridge
Australia
James Langridge
Barnes
Lindwall
Tallon
Oamorriw
Tesla
Belsbane
Singapore War Criminal Trial Highlights Disorderly Testimony
Fragmentary report from Singapore recalls a trial where defendants faced war crime charges. A participant allegedly stepped forward when ordered, with references to a Warren Officer Muramin and unclear descriptions of the courtroom actions and identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingapore
Taiatav
Martin
Teytny
Christmas Island
Maren Womb
McCused
Rer
Brislahera
Muramin
Luxury Home Builders to Be Prosecuted
Disregard of building controls leads to prosecution of builders on the North shore for constructing 42 luxury homes. Total cost about £11,800. Six more homes flagged for unauthorized builds. Officials from Building Control and the Department of Labour and Industry to enforce compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
North Shore
UF Uwe
Downian
Cheng
ullAing
Noel Tohnnon
Police Superintendents Honored in State Awards
Sydney Tuesday sees Superintendent Ginnge Belt How ard nf Wagga and Superintendent Thomas Tauvany Courtey of Tain Worth named among top state police officers for actions in Ayyrhi. King’s Police and Fire Survive Mella. Awards announced by Revetunt Uveit-General Northcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ginnge Belt Howard
Wagga
Thomas Tauvany Courtey
Greek Guerrillas Capture Hypati Threaten Greek Hold
Reported in Athens that Greek guerrillas captured Hypati about ten miles southwest of a city, with garrison forces resisting and Greek troops dispatched to the area amid tense conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Turaday
Sowapapers
Fener
Deavy
Andy
Gueeritina
Lame Aves
Grete
Athena
Ribritias
New Year Hurdle and Brandiah Handicap Cards
The card lists races at a British meeting with entrants including Azores, Cole, Kings, Birmingham in the New Year Hurdle and Grand Gifts, chateld, Verdict in the Brandiah Handicap. Maidstone Handicap features Amelt Touch and Go Wandllow. Bagot Handicap shows Ontewke, Maken Logical amid a Welter Handicap with Nagetlon, Finih of Fire and Lugano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azores
Cole
Kings
Birmingham
Brandiah
Grand Gifts
Chateld
Verdict
Maidstone
Amelt
Wandllow
Ontewke
Maken Logical
Nagetlon
Finih of Fire
Lugano
Fremington Standish Handicap Scratches and Odds
SCRATCHINGS Fremington Standish Handicap: David's Seal River Hero Invasion chief. Flying Fury fancied MELBOURNE Tuesday. River Hera and Javanlon chief scratch from tomorrow's Standian Handicap at Flemington. Attley Returns to Racing MELBOURNE Tuesday. Attey targets the Fucuelty Stakes with reentry at Caufield February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremington Standish
David's Seal
Wester Hanaicap
Rakiri
Flying Fury
Melbourne
Mentone
Ze J. Wilmott
River Hera
Javanlon
Flemington
Spesdeters
Attley
Attey
Notingell
Caufield
Byaney
Byaney — galloper, Hise Filght, who has been &diaappoint: + ment ince
Victoria
Nna
Stan
Addict Charged With Drunkenness At Newcastle Court
Newcastle Tuesday report says Cecil James Henry Brown a methylated spirits addict was charged with Drunkenness at Newcastle Police Court after running in Waked armed with an axe and a plan to harm people. He appeared in court in ragged clothing and a wife’s blouse, was admonished and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Newcastle Police Court
Cecil James Henry Brown
Wallace
Brown
Carols Souvenir Programs Available at King George Memorial
Souvenir programmes for this year's Carols by Candlelight at King George Memorial on Christmas Eve are available from the Fourie Bureau. Details note some misprints and disrupted text but confirm program sale and event attendance during the festive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George Memorial
Fourie Bureau
Yalcal
Timerals
Aes
New Year Gift Headlines at Royal Court Nursery and Handicap Races
The report lists entries and competitors in several races at the Royal Court meeting. Names include Jocuter, Tuchmad, Pineart, Town Gomale, Royal Puke, Mir. Branaway, and Bouventr. The events feature Nursery Handicap, Tighwelight Handicap, Pattersall Cup Open, Air. ussis, and Will Handicap with various entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Baro
Perais
Royal Court
Jocuter
Prafound
Tutchmad
Pineart
Town Gomale
Tattersall's Cup Fancies and Field Adjustments
The order of favouritiam lists Open Air Haxton Russia Peter Murray Stream Immediate Kure Codie Skip Bomber Prince Verity Johnny Zero as top contenders. Competitors Cordele and Right Royal are scratched from Tattersall's Cup while Wargalue is withdrawn from the Highweight Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Haxton
Russia
Peter
Murray Stream
Immediate
Kure
Codie
Prince Verity
Johnny Zero
Cordele
Right Royal
Wargalue
State to spend five year plan on five-year hospital program
Health Minister Mr. Kelly announced a £5,000,000 five year building programme for state hospitals. The plan includes 24 new hospitals and aims to start each project next year, though it will take several years to finish. An epidemiology institute will be created at Prince Henry Hospital to study infectious diseases including infantile paralysis with £47,000 allocated. For 1946-47 £1,000,000 will be spent. the largest allocation was £1,500,000 for Royal Prince Alfred Hospital outpatients, a 300-bed medical block, nurse quarters and psychiatric ward. Crown Street Women's Hospital gets £250,000 for a new ward and services. Kensington allocation likely limited. Other new hospitals include a 40-bed Crookwall hospital and a 70,000 hospital at Cooma. Extensions to Goat Puri Hospital cost £8,000 and Kean work £10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tucaney
State Hospitala Wan
Mr. Kelly
State Hospital
Kelly
TL In
Wille
Prince Henry Hospital
UME
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Kei Nursea
Pbhietricat Black
Crown Street Women's Hospital
Kensington Race Coutage
Kensington
Crookwall
Cooma
Goat ‘Puri Hospital
Kean Willree
Canberra Diary Reflects Visitors and New Year Arrivals
Canberra diary notes visitors from the United States and United Kingdom, including Ambassador Robert Butler and Mrs Butler, Mrs George P. Tread, plus Miss Sixth and Mr J Willinssa. The party toured Melbourne for the Davis Cup, with several officials and club members assisting. The acting Indian High Commissioner Croft hosted New Year greetings from Canberra, while others plan returns and travels for January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Australis
Wangamba
Hie
Robert Butler
Mre Butler
George P. Tread
Duluth
Minnesota
Aire James] Ona
Portland
Oregon
Sixth Adert
BL Paul
Linse
United Kingdom
J. Willinssa
Canberra
Melbous
Willan
Ming Wil
Ceindian High
C. M. Croft
Mra
Croft
Cone
G. Blundell
Colin
Thomeon
Thain
Bir Raghunath Paranjprea
Melbourne
India
Radio Australie
Pen Friend Wanted from Canberra Youths Seeks Letters
A Canberra request for pen friends from two one year old Canadians expresses interest in sports and stamp collecting. Written to The Canberra Times, the youths ask Canberra girls who would like to write to them. Named Canadians are Gilbert Beaulieu and Sue Martin of Amneville, Kapouraaha, Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Canberra Times
Addrema
Gilbert Beaulieu
Sue. Martin
Anfreville
Kamouraaha
Quebec
Canada
David Dawson Will Not Appeal Conviction
David Stewart Dawson, 24, company director, will not appeal the conviction and sentence for malicious wounding of ex N L2 Com George Rankin McKay at Palm Beach on September 8. Announcement made by Dawson's solicitor C Don Set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stewart Dawson
Willot
N. L2
George Rankin McKay
Palm Beach
Daweon
C. Don Set
Pretty Blonde Fined for Thumbin g Nose in Public
In Sydney Central Court Joy Robertson, 39, was fined £1 for offensive behaviour after she thumbed her nose at a police constable during a street disturbance on Campbell street. Labourers Aunt Raymond Gibson, 32, and John Armstrong, 14, were also fined £1 each for offensive behaviour following a fight nearby as a hostile crowd formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Gaidie
Central Court
Gold
Joy Robertson
Eiliott
Raymond L. Glhaon
John W. Armstrong
Campbell Street
Ahe
Riliott
Gibson
Armstrong
It's Precious Gift Its Precious Gift Knew 45
An ornate, fragmented ad copy extols Charmosan face powder claiming to rejuvenate aging skin. It praises the product’s scent, feel, and magical effect on a woman’s complexion, portraying beauty as uplifting and desirable.
Move to Settle Sydney Dockyard Dispute
Sydney waterfront dispute moves toward settlement as managers and workers prepare to meet on Thursday. Secretary Fowler of the Metal Trades Employers Association says a full roll up of former employees may be guaranteed if issues are resolved, while noting obstacles remain to ending the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tol Sn
Monte
Metal Trades Employers Association
Fowler
Thureday
Rowler
Formar
Thare
Doctor's Son With Valle's Trial Records in Brisbane
Evidence linked Robert Willer, son of Dr Valle, to a scheme in Brisbane. The trial cited claims of cashing cheques and using the father's name, with a demand of £5 per state price and restitution totaling £407. The accused sought leniency and argued for payment of owed sums.
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J & Young's
J & Young Pty. Ltd
Mistton — Civic Centre
Queanbeyan
Hall’s Taxi Service
Sarswire
Wee
Ade
Agenta
M.C.C
Norman Preston
Reuters
Singapore
Hypati
Joann
Fairley
Inter Crab
Tardraul
Hispate
Bubbs Ayunow Britier
Mirralde
An Media
Alferd
Ambasador
Ara
Butler
RAAF
War Nevcrosie
Ree Mies Beulah Bolton
Victoria League of New South Wales
Nar Alter
el Canberra
David Dawson
Rashel
Notutelle
Peche
Valles
Brisbane
Ecto
Willer Robert
Prostor
William
Ream
Shane
Sodermerts
Canberra Men & Boys’ Store
Kingston
Howard “S
York Motors
Genge
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