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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
3
The YMCA camp plan outlines a ten day stay at Yarra region and four days at Sydney. The total cost is five pounds. Clive Smith, Secretary of the TMCA, will handle the arrangements and is in charge of the funds.
Fragments describe unclear references to a Sydney event with mentions of Melbourne and a cup. Readable items point to a sports or social gathering but lack concrete details, dates, or entities. The text remains fragmented with no clear outcome or participants identifiable.
Leader of the Federal Country Party Mr Wadden said tobacco rationing may end soon noting customs minister Jr Keane advised manpower restrictions removal would significantly help. He foresaw complete relaxation of tobacco and cigarette rationing imminently. Police investigate how a machine gun rifle and 708 rounds ended up in Gleberland paddock linked to a troopship docked in the area this week.
Ajai Ltd and Misa Marie Cisrk recognize outstanding student Faro Deloma for earning a radio diploma at the Technical College. The event celebrates a distinguished female graduate from South Wales who achieved this qualification amid daily work and study commitments.
More than 300 applications from disabled ex service men were lodged as general recruiting for the Police Force was slow. It is expected that over 100 will be put on duty within the short term to patrol and check public offences.
Ten, whose battered body was found in her kiosk on January 2, appeared in court for remand. The date for the inquest was fixed, a strong plea by his solicitor was refused bail, and Morrin stood composed during proceedings. Police alleged Mrs Wicks attended to kiosk business on January 1 when she was struck, with a rope loosely around her neck causing strangulation.
Brisbane report notes a woman seeking a cheap shelter, paid £100 for a hut measuring 18 by 20 feet with lined hardwood. The hut's movement, land clearing, and space provision for windows and a door will push the cost beyond £100.
The Canberra Swimming Club restarts activities this evening with tests and preliminary events for entry in the Country Championships at Young on January 37 and 38. A learn to swim campaign and races for children under 12 will be held Saturday morning. parents should bring their children to the pool.
Sydney labourer Charles Jones, aged 24, was committed for trial at Parramatta Court today on a charge of murdering his six month old son, said to have been killed with a butcher's knife.
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