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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
3
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A fragmented account of British provincial newspapers during wartime, detailing bombardments and destruction of presses in Southampton Bournemouth Weymouth and North East towns. It notes resilience through emergency printing networks in Belfast and Belfast Telegraph efforts, with cooperation between offices to publish daily papers under air raid pressure.
Canberra announces gas and electricity restrictions will be lifted at midnight Sunday across New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. Light to be restored for swim and outdoor sport while essential plants keep run to resume industry on Monday.
A Canberra report states electricity restrictions achieved general public compliance but the targeted savings were not reached yet. Permits were not significantly affected by restrictions, and water restrictions hinge on coal savings. Cotter Dam remains high for the season, suggesting adequate supply if coal conditions improve. authorities may tighten water use controls.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 1940s Australian government booklet titled Australia and Your Future. It outlines postwar migration and job prospects for returning service personnel. Reading mentions a booklet aimed at guiding settlement in Australia and potential career options.
Sydney report quotes minister promising a sweeping overhaul of the taxi trade. He asserts new patrols will target tax charges and disciplinary actions, with licences cancelled for drivers found guilty after the war ends.
Fragmented OCR reveals a memoir of British city papers during air raids. It notes sustained operation of Portsmouth Evening News and Bristol Evening World, while Liverpool Post and Daily Fort endured damage yet continued.
Australian Colliery State Association members threaten a stop work meeting to protest award decisions and the High Court ruling on a colliery proprietors offer. Secretaries Mt McMally and Mr Carruthers caution the move may not halt operations, though a halt could risk up to 80,000 tons of coal if staged.
Excavations in New Hampshire uncover a burned rubble-covered village site dating back about 1,000 years, with artifacts including a metal blade. Investigators argue the ruins represent a Viking settlement predating Columbus, possibly linked to Captain Jonathan Pallos’ era and with a tunnel and deep well found on the mound.
A fragmented report notes a yacht disappearance near Tasmania with authorities stating the vessel was within reach of shore at one point. Officials said they cannot explain why two TAP planes failed to locate the missing yacht and are reviewing radar and tracking data.
Pupils including Marie Dunning Helen O Malley Thelma Chariton Clive Marriott and Dorothy Brophy from Br Christopher's School Manuka sat for the College of Study examinations conducted by Br Tyson. The examiner praised the choir noting the overall standard was unusually high and mont antigntfut.
An urban bus collision left eight people injured when the bus top struck an awning. Several passengers were showered with glass as the upper side of the vehicle tore away. Eight injured were taken to Byday Eye Hospital for treatment.
Reports from Byedney describe a sharp rise in holiday accidents since Christmas with about 40 incidents noted. Thirteen involved water-related rescues, several buried injuries, and multiple fatalities. Authorities estimate theft losses exceed 43 000 as New Year travel continues and numerous cars were reported stolen but mostly recovered.
In New York on Wednesday the press notes that holiday fatalities in the United States from Saturday to Tuesday reached 437, with 200 in traffic incidents. The tally covers violent deaths nationwide during the period.
Britain launches a National Advisory Service to distribute technical agriculture advice nationwide. Eight provinces will coordinate with Experimental farms and horticultural stations, led by Tames Scott Waterson, former Agricultural Attache to Britain in the United States, to disseminate knowledge and stimulate farm activity.
A midlet in Cantievangh Bt. City awoke on New Year’s Eve to find intruders had stripped him of his clothes. The assailants took the oilier clothing, tools, socks, and other items, with 15 in the pocket of the tunic. Police were notified.
Classified ad fragments seek furnished or unfurnished rooms with kitchen use and service. Include references to serviceman with two children, four month rental from January 13, and other random requests for cottages, boards, and miscellaneous furniture items.
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