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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1950
Page
2
Urgent ad seeks furnished or unfurnished accommodation in Canberra for a young mother with a child. Needs a house for about ten weeks, with rent and meals provided if possible. Respond to Box 104 City Canberra with details and period preferences.
The piece outlines Britain’s likely recognition stance toward the new Chinese regime, noting the impact on diplomatic ties with Nationalist China, and the potential shifts in Commonwealth unity, U.S. policy, and postwar international alignments amid occupation and sovereignty debates. It discusses Colombo talks and the balance between delaying or proceeding with formal recognition.
Senator Lamp condemns Labour policy as defeats the party. Greek community seeks aid to regain children held behind the Iron Curtain. petitions demand old age pensions and capture of children by Communist regimes, urging return to families amid political tension.
A passenger on an oil tanker express screams as a child slips along a hillside path near the railway. The falling youth narrowly escapes the engine and coach, with injuries reported but not life threatening.
Regional forecast notes mainly fine weather with light winds. North regions report scattered cloud cover and a chance of brief showers later. Temperatures range around mid teens in capital areas, with variable conditions across towns.
London promoter Veta The Bertish baking and Jack Olamora seek a world muddleweight bout between Dave Sande and Jake Lamoma. Golomone said he had arranged a cable to the chair man of the New York state body requesting recognition after Readings calendar for eight.
In Richmond Walter Henry Cannon was remanded until January 13 on a charge of murdering Myrtle Dabecheck, 47, by poisoning at Hewthorn factory. The cyanide tainted substances were found in containers, exposing workers to lethal risk.
A fragmentary report notes a January 5 gathering forming a boys camp under secretaries of a regional youth organization with ties to YMCA Japan. It mentions facilities, outdoor and woodcraft activities, and planned provisions and remittance.
Fragmented OCR text describes a convoluted scene involving a French diplomat, mentions names like Ian Stace and M. Gaselie, and references a table with American typists. The readable content is incoherent, lacking clear events or locations to form a solid summary.
Fragmented OCR reports a bowl heavy Australian cricket encounter with players such as Bowley, Johnson, Chapman, Rayner and Carrigan. The text hints at bowling figures and dismissals, referencing Queensland Mackay and Carrigan's wickets, with partial scores like Rayner 36 and various bowling tallies.
An upcoming road safety exhibition in Sydney is announced with details about demonstrations and training activities. The event aims to promote driver awareness and cooperative road practices among attendees and participants.
Reports from Friday at the country week tennis carnival in White City and Canberra detail matches across divisions. Players including Mahoney, Rend, Jano, and Campbell posted scores amid mixed results as Grafton, Newcastle, Manning and others contested for advancing rounds toward the Mpock-olt fund finals.
The government announced the appointment of Mr Justice Street as Chief Justice of New South Wales. The choice follows the death of Frederick Jordan and reflects customary practice of appointing a chief from the judiciary lineage. Street’s education and steady career led to the elevation after cabinet agreement on the recommendation of the Attorney General.
Melbourne Friday reports a pre Cabinet discussion on petrol rationing with Treasurer Mr. Blt Treaurer and Minister Mr Mcleay. Officials aim to decide whether to increase, abolish or retain the current coupon system as Cabinet Petal sub committee reviews feasibility.
Sydney Friday report states Bhyeareald moulder Fodey charged with the murder of Mrs Dorothy Dwr and her daughter Dar Sean Dart at their home in Garang. Prosecution urged remand to January 18. court proceedings detailed with suspect appearance and magistrate adjournment.
A report details a series of yesterday's events at Telopea Park and Alaalie Brhoo centres with crafts and dance activities for young attendees. The program aimed to foster intergroup exchanges and practice, while weather reduced turnout but parental interest remained strong. future sessions will expand with excursions to Cot tar River and surrounding areas as group supervision increases.
An application to the Conciliation Commission by Mr. G A Findlay on behalf of miners seeks deletion of a clause from the award covering kitchen employees at Exatinke Works Bostel. The kitchen staff received a disbursement of 30 shillings via the son after an inspection for working conditions showed improvements. Findlay promised allowance for time as improvements were made by the Department of Works.
Mtr Henry Forbescaller, MC chief executive officer of the British Ministry at Pensions, will visit Canberra from January 16 to January 13, meeting representatives of ex-servicemen associations and their chapters. Calder said the government would ensure no veteran is forgotten due to location, stressing empathetic handling under Royal Pension War rant provisions.
MELBOURNE reports a conference to discuss a possible successor to Joint Wool Organisation. The aim is to wind up the existing body and restructure aid to agriculture amid wartime carryover concerns. A London conference set for January 28 is noted as pivotal in shaping the plan and potential national actions.
A series of fires in the Canberra region drew heavy fire unit response from the Fairbairn Aerodrome to Tumutiver area. Fire officers cautioned residents about ongoing hazards and urged strict precautions as the blaze threatened buildings and surrounding districts.
The latest victims are reported in Sydney as health authorities confirm two new polio cases. Acting Director of Health notes there is reason to anticipate an increase in incidence, following earlier records.
A fragmented 19th century church schedule lists various parishes and ministers. It mentions Evensong, Holy Communion, Sunday services, and notes on catechism and Sunday School across multiple denominations including Anglican Chural services, Methodist, and Congregational. Names and places are partially legible with scattered timings.
Broadcast by comrveny COM notes balance and science society event. Monday service listed with details unclear. Local venue Bile and Pa referenced. Unknown time and place. content appears fragmented OCR.
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