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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1947
Page
2
The commissioner criticized conditions at a Melbourne factory after an employee died from severe burns from a fall into a water tank. Witnesses described unsafe practices and delays in emergency response while officials pledged investigations and reforms.
Fragmentary report notes a marble shrine in Munich commemorating scholars and staff. Mentions J R Telaz Canberra and Waalski with chemistry physics and mathematics achievements, plus TMF Wiersputach and American policy on destroying a semen beltying.
The article argues General Marshall's appointment as Secretary of State signals a new phase in American foreign policy. It notes his wartime prestige, knowledge of China and Eastern Europe, and potential to improve Anglo American ties and United Nations affairs. Critics warn of overemphasizing military figures over civilian leadership in postwar policy.
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A British court battles over the Driitha Baronetcy involves Anrestre Major Charlee Robert Stuart of Melbourne alongside Harry Frederick Stuart of Wear Vancouver and Houston John Gruart of Moosc ow Buckatchewin claiming lineage. The title remains unsettled amid English law traces back to 1850 and confusion over notable marriages and parentage as proceedings continue.
Partial readable forecast notes scattered details about cloud cover and rain chances. Mentions warmth, moderate wind, and caution for rising sea conditions with a warning of possible danger but unclear specifics.
Weather notes from Canberra show temperatures around 6918 degrees and a calm wind at 3 pm. The readable text is fragmented with garbled units and unclear measurements, offering no full forecast beyond a few numeric values and time markers.
In Moscow at the Franco-British academy the Red Army cadets cheered Field Marshal Montgomery for nearly four Tuinnies by 300 cadets. He spoke about Anglo American ties and the need to improve mutual relations, while noting differences should be aired openly.
Prime Minister Mr Chiftey announced that the House would reconvene on February 18 and the Senate on March. He did not know how long the session would last but expected it to extend well after Easter. The three weeks of proposed debate would likely be used for Easter recess or related measures.
An OCR fragment lists church services across denominations in Braddon and surrounding areas, including Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Baptist attendees. It mentions epiphany related observances, morning prayers, sermons, and community activities, with sporadic notes on margarine policy debates.
An eviction occurred at a home as occupants were at work. Neighbors noted warnings given Thursday evening about the removal today. A motor vehicle and a tram department worker assisted, with the surroundings strained by the sudden move and limited accommodation.
Canberra Hospital Board renews call for a dedicated ambulance after reports show a failing unit and prior crashes. Chief Ambulance Officer notes delays in New Year drownings and calls for funding, maintenance, and a full-time mechanic. government move to appoint Mr Brophy to the Hospital Board discussed.
In Brisbane today Arthur Ernest Halliday faced eight years in Boggs Rand Gaol after escaping. Prison Comptroller Whit eg said Halliday had previously been sentenced for breaches of prison regulations, and those terms exceeded the penalty for the underlying crime. The 1990 charges involved house ranking breaches and similar terms were served.
Australian exports nearly doubled over five months ending November as figures show exports at £108,043,000 in 1846 versus £86,000,000 in the previous year. Imports valued at £87,603,000, down from £97,? million. tobacco manufacture imports also fell from £2,554,000 to £1,907,000 in the same period.
Central sources report Argentina is repatriating 10 million dollars worth of gold by ship from the United States, with 180 million dollars more expected to arrive from Britain and the United States, signaling a major shift of gold reserves to Buenos Aires this December.
The post notes a Masonic hall event on the third Wednesday at 7 am. Visitors are cordially welcomed to attend.
A chaotic British scene reports officials in Canberra planning a new immigration push. The George V Memorial ceremony witnessed mixed reactions as political figures from RISWAL and Canberra attended.
Tens of thousands lined the streets as the Duke and Duchess rode in an open car from the Town Hall to Port Kembla for a short farewell tour. The Duke praised Sydney’s loyalty and friendship while noting the city’s farewells and the crowds’ goodwill toward the royal couple.
A statue of King George V's late father was unveiled at the King George V Memorial in Camperdown today. The Duke of Gloucester praised the work, noting the statue memorializes his father and preserves its relevance against time. hospital officials commented on design choices and protective features.
A contingent of returning servicemen was welcomed in Australia with hosts stressing hospitality without wage demands. The High Commissioner and Prime Minister lauded the warm reception, emphasizing enduring ties between Australia and Britain. Leaders urged integration, with church and community groups organizing ceremonies at Albert Hall.
In Tamworth a 15-year-old bowler emerged as a promising all rounder scoring amid a write-up of a school cricket match. The City Boys defeated Country Boys with key scores from W Heath and teammates, while laconic reports note early declarations and notable bowling spells.
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