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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
2
Nations Contribute To Pre-cut Homes For Victoria
London reports on international input for pre cut house designs destined for Victoria. notes mention Bates, umber, and an Australian architect, with plans moving from Britain to Australia while discussing prefab construction trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Wanderer Returns Under Engine Power on Derwent
The Wanderer returned under engine power near the mouth of the Derwent River. Eric Masmy led the yacht races with fFapper, amid oblique notes from Hobart reporters. Officials, including Mr. Mumey, reported the vessel’s condition and potential jury oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderer
Homart
Wasderes
Mobargerly
Hagsiobart Yacht Races
fFapper
Eric Masmy
Derwent River
Mr. Mumey
Minister to Review Sale of Government Houses to Tenants
The Weather Minute reports the government plans to review a proposal on selling government houses to tenants. The interlow portion outlined a 24 hour forecast window with winds and temperatures, and noted the minister would decide after consultations with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberia, Wertheming
Waramater Ab
Howe
Tad Mam Guat
Nationalists win in Egypt herald unrest and foreign tension
In Egypt the nationalist Watheita score a clear parliamentary edge as King Farouk’s regime faces renewed revolt after ten years without elections. Analysts warn of regional destabilization, possible Soviet and British pressure, and shifts toward independence impacting Cairo’s domestic politics and foreign alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pthey
Te Waldiat Party
Chamber of Deputies
Ufa
Farouk
Egypt
Fife
Britain
Finyahow
Hing
Faruel
Arma Iin Aabgkien
We Ata
Kaye
Walt
Waldieia
Milachief
Junaia
Spell Returns to Beat Byy onet Beat nae
A garbled OCR fragment survives indicating a sports item with unclear names and opponents. Readable parts point to a hot spell returning for a team and a beat in a matchup, but specific teams, dates, and scores are not recovered from the text.
Surprises in Australian Team For New Zealand Peete
Australian Board of Control announced a surprise cricket squad for the New Zealand series next month. Names include Bown, Davidean, Driver, Howard, Ring, and M enaman with Devin as manager. Selection aims to bolster batting and pace options amid domestic form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Peete
Terse
Johnean
Ko Meniaman
Vic
C. [Puckett
Ring Vleck
Mlamey Imalwe
Ad Dan Fan
Burk
G. A. Devin
Pri
Cee Abe
Darke
Driver
Howard
Movlemas
Duldig
Travideor
Fahmaen
Police Search for Killer in Sydney Murders
Police hunt for a suspected killer after a murder in Garrone Berestham area. Detectives shrink to a wider search as they list possible motives and connections while tracing the suspect’s movements after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Weinena
Labemba
Linker Campain
Ta bin Viekiran
Mina Bach
Mise Dart
Norman Kanter
Dulwich
Ronald
Sharps
Wilson
Berestham
Industrial Board debate stirs council and unions
Sydney council debates reform of the Industrial Board with MPs and union leaders present. Mr Gardiner argues for timely action and potential deferment to the West meeting while stressing the need for Labor and Nationalist support. A Canberra relief fund event and a plenie day are discussed, along with compensation issues between private enterprise and government workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akwuld
Petzmee
Mennies
Une Act
A. KE. Gardiner
Jamowr
Gardiner
Mtr. Meunion
Indunial Board
Drrang Douk
Cowie
Industrial Board
Ay Hedy
Canberra
Legene
Kaivkinnon
Ure Ehop Amiatanta
Mouniny
Bawkners
Seana Oval
Amun
Blumenithal
Wil
Amon
Prion
Menxiea
Can
Homan
Commonwealth
Play Centre Opening Day Draws Good Attendance
Attendance at the opening day of the vacation play centre was strong across Westridge and West The event featured activities such as clay modeling and foil dance with staff supervising. Supervisors arrived to host morning sessions while plans to expand activities and improve indoor options were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westridge
West
Alhalle
Dravertonton
Wan AO
Wentridge
Canberra
Roy
Loral
Minet
Lane
Enel
National Library
Ronbert
Gieerlent
Good coal for N S W railways supply from reserve
The Jolgt Coal Baked Wad ar enged to supply NAW with extra supply kept up at the northern minework. Work resumes next Monday after holidays. Railway trucks face shortage as stockpile nears 80,000 tons during Christmas break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byondy
Pemer
Coach Board
Becauay
Rajruck
Cyne Enal
Lithgow Row
Wentern
Unie
Wm Numsber
Bown von Toading
Emamntal
Dern
Graaa
U S Closes Hungarian Consulates In Reprisal
The United States orders the closure of Hungarian consulates in New York and Cleveland by Sunday, amid deteriorating relations after the arrest and detention of Imabert Vogeler, an American citizen accused of aiding in a breach. The move follows a note from the Hungarian legation, with the State Department planning stricter travel controls for Hungarians in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gshnaton
Hungary
Liligationa
United
Muda
Fungerian
Washington
Aire
State Department
Mihi
Declaration of Poll for ACT Electorate
Officials report on the ACT electorate polling day with remarks from Mr Parker praising workers and the Labour team. The candidate commends the effort and notes no incidents occurred during voting, while supporters express confidence in the outcome and future representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
Watt
Parker
Vanutralla
Avaifalin
Averystoral
V. Turser
Nashia
Ana
Canberra election chaos as Nott wins ACT seat in tight vote
Dr L W Nott retained his Canberra seat amid a close primary tally with 6013 for Nott and 4023 for Anodra, while total ballots reached 21 861 with a large male and female split. The Returning Officer praised courtesy and efficiency though some suspicions lingered about the vote and party tensions within the Labor and Liberal camps as the ACT results pointed to broader national implications.
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Darker
Arenti
Aamiin
Mitr
Ronioe
Botd Feraita
Tecelynd
Mme
Tonniame
Ices
Wiestair
Dr. Nott
Labour
Darina
Gainal
Canberra
Canberre
Nott
Rhodes
Parker
Tenodes
Mtr
Labour Party
Mars Mt. 3
Moir
Lie
bin Denke
Omlers
Baten
Trionte
Ramban
Watt
Sannerranault
Auta
Heyad
N86
Bodes
Poll Declared in Eden Monaro Election Meeting
A local election event in Eden Monaro recorded the Returning Officer and candidates presenting, speaking slots and broadcast plans. Observers noted formalities, campaign standards and appreciation for volunteers, with Mr Denal Macarthir Dnadew and Mr Allan Ds among those acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden-Monaro
Aquinat
Tor
Denal Macarthir
Allan Ds
O'Donnell
Goulburn
Canada Cuts Bacon Price for British Consumers
London reports Canada plans to lower bacon prices for Britain under a new agreement. Daily Mall notes Britain will now receive bacon at a reduced price with a four bunce per week minimum guarantee, while Canada will deliver at a set rate, easing tensions over import costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
Weuneatay
Britain
Plane propeller injures man near Benombra in Australia
A moving plane propeller struck a young man near Benombra in Western Australia while warming tents. The crash severely injured him and damaged the aircraft and nearby gear. Warnings were issued as authorities investigated the incident.
Police And Bar Welcome New Resident 5.M.
A local ACT district page notes a formal welcome for a new resident by police and bar officials. The piece highlights community relations, mentions Mr Keane and magistrates, and quotes officials about continued cooperation and upholding standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Bar
Canberra Gourt
Betty Satan Vere
miEssoe
Beton
Bar
Isisal
Yin
Phippard
Mir. T
Keane
Alley
Rivard
Eprth
Heme
Iuatioe
Berlin
Funeral Service for James Dooley Attended by Notables
The funeral of the late James Dooley was held at St Mary’s Cathedral with attendance from Premier and government officials, clergy, and representatives including the Governor General North cont, and Archbishop of Sydney Dr. Mowihy. The ceremony featured eulogies from dignitaries and a large turnout from the public and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htate
Jomen Donley
Tomer Naw
An Af
OWA
Nalwi
Mosars
Dimen Hickey
Divi
PP Lousnng
Bamsree Deak
Mugrie
Melty
F Murtis
North
Foransine
Actaie
Dustion
Fuaticon Muswell
Hi. Treatt
Mir
Sydney
Mowihy
Ation
Six elected to Senate in Western Australia
In Western Australia six candidates won the required votes to enter the Senate per the latest count. Premier St Beaser and Vincent of the LCL, with OH. Witteamee of Labour, lead a field of contenders as second preferences push totals toward the quota. final figures show about 33,600 votes and rising as recounts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wrulentar
Litsyral Country Party
Bouth Weles
Pete
Row
Bea McBonela
Paty
Barinn
Om ‘Fou
Froplea Beder
Fanien Bary
Woberta “Sonu
Harding Ua
PRITH
Wedneulay
ILC
Tlease
Renata
St. Beaser
Mem. Vincent
LCL
OH. Witteamee
Labourt
Fach of
Thane
Crone
Prague approves asylum request amid Czech consulate turmoil
An unclear CNS report describes political refugees and asylum delays involving the Czech consul general and Prague authorities. The passage references government action, a mayor or major official, and a municipal response, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Britain
Landen
Ener. TV
Prague
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