Gaumrtay Tannery Sees 3 35eet Aids Inquiries
Fragmentary note refers to Gaumrtay tannery with three five and ten cent figures. seeks aid or contact for Tata. Details are unclear from the OCR snippet but indicate a local business notice or query.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
4
Fragmentary note refers to Gaumrtay tannery with three five and ten cent figures. seeks aid or contact for Tata. Details are unclear from the OCR snippet but indicate a local business notice or query.
Winder states the Devout rarest predeet moved from bartour suburb to Grreutar Quay aboard one Duiccrads of amalt rwtt, a claimed transit rearrangement with unclear details.
A quirky note describes Margaret Power weaving a pullover from dog hair. The yarn appears rough yet warm, with dye and color choices noted, promising comfort against cold winds. The fragment hints at a personal craft project in progress.
Partial weather notes describe temperatures around 69 to 80 degrees with calm winds and variable times. The text is garbled with names and places unclear. mentions Melbourne and capital city context but specifics are unreadable.
A new international migration plan, PICMME, backed by many nations, proposes shifting European populations to Australia to aid economic recovery. It argues Britain and Western Europe face surplus populations and that migration could revitalize older economies while supporting Australian growth and industry.
Special Correspondent reports Glory at Bea RYOWEY prepares aircraft operations aboard carrier. Heavy seas delayed air sorties. 30 aircraft from HMAS Albatepes attempted landings off Jervia Bay as Glory steamed 80 miles south. Exercises aim to ready Glory for Friday as operations resume after a weather pause.
A cleaved OCR fragment suggests the cabinet endorsed an immediate milk price increase. Reference to a 1/4 gallon or 10 dm pint price appears, with uncertain details and some garbled names.
A fragmented report notes the Customs Department stating no salvage rule applied. The text is garbled but mentions the Cunberland area and cargo, with an official indicating the decision would be delayed to allow ample time to decide actions.
Message from British Commonwealth officials notes some troops could return from Japan as the Peace Treaty with France is ratified and the Commonwealth Force is described as the main body. A welcome revival of Australian comforts is hinted amid ongoing military arrangements.
Perth to Canberra cyclist arrives at Parliament House bearing two books titled Bread Alone and to present Prime Minister Allen with the works. The rider, aged veteran, evinces a message on physical fitness through travel, while officials remark on the effort.
In Paris on Wednesday the United Nations panels denied Soviet accusations about migrant housing in Australia. Australian officials said most immigrant families lived in their own homes or with family, with few separations. Government efforts were outlined to minimize hardship, amid calls to keep refugees at home and return Soviet citizens who fled.
London observers report that Chancellor Butler will chair next week's Commonwealth Finance Ministers talks as proposals for a British austerity programme near completion. The outline covers production boosts, imports checks, and wage actions aimed at stabilizing the faltering economy.
Canberra's employment outlook hinges on contractor capacity and trade availability as the Treasury considers boosting funds for the ACT program. With recent budget cuts, no new work may begin and firms have extended stand-downs, while vacancies and unemployment survey efforts continue.
Reported talks indicate Arab League aims for a partnership with the United States on equal terms. Egyptian officials express war readiness and preference for independence from Britain while acknowledging ongoing regional tensions and the need for coordinated Middle East defense with Allied powers.
Electricity expansion advances in Kashmir and Jammu Province with the rural electrification scheme reaching Rammu village. This marks the third rural center in the state to be electrified under the initiative, reflecting ongoing extension of state government efforts.
A fragmented extract reports financial plans and cash operations involving Australia and Britain. It mentions reserves, securities maturities, loan figures, and projected cashing of assets through September and November, with totals around £618.9 million and other large sums.
Melbourne reports anxiety as four yachts race from Hobart to Auckland. Kurrewa IV holds the lead with high-powered radio notes. Margaret Fountoulia and Ladybird Inch ally race amid gale conditions. Crew worries center on timing and safety as the fleet presses toward Auckland.
The case of Ivan J McCauley 19 Jabourwr Pound Hill opened in the ADeven Court of Petty Bowwiuen yeuters tay with charges of attempting to murder Marin Wil Backhouse on the night of November 22 1961 The Crown alleges McCauley attacked the girl at her home then attempted to strangle her with a belt The hearing was adjourned to a later date with Sergeant G Crick of Goule funta for the Crown present
Objections arise over Bundy Glock within the department. Operation planned for next week, with details pending.
Local authorities express concern over pillion riders amid discussions of the ACT. The council seeks guidance on safety measures and transport policy, noting existing traffic risks and urging swift consideration of recommendations.
The court adjourned the Momworkers case until next Wednesday due to concerns raised by officials of the Federal Ironworkers Association. The adjournment follows the death of the sister of Mr. Tanacs, counsel for the tie. Judges McKay, Pry, and Mtipa were appointed to key FILA positions by the Jonal Council on December 88. Short leader of the ALP in the Pikie.
A garbled dispatch from London claims the Soviet Olympic Committee, led by P. Bobolev, announces Russia may enter the games as a peace gesture. The fragment reflects unclear quotes about world peace and modern sports politics.
A British memorial plan proposes a national church and shrine to honor martyrs from Britain and overseas. The project envisions £80,000 allocated for construction atop a hill overlooking the Tyne region, near a site associated with historic executions.
A dog saved three people in a Melbourne fire as flames engulfed a building. One resident, MP Dose Cole, jumped from a window to escape, while others were aided by the animal before the structure suffered about £4,000 in damage.
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