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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1950
Page
4
A brief notice states Dr Frank Louat is nominated by Indie Party as the sole candidate. The item names Dr Louat and the nomination event, with no additional context or opposing candidates provided.
Friday's meet featured Wartwig and Nowe extending a win streak to 18 as Kennady Mies Maith and Mew displayed strong form. The competition included notable performances from Focus of Mathurst and Fokus after a tough day, with Kadores ahead in key segments.
The article discusses the winding down of capital restrictions after wartime controls. It notes the High Court ruling on petrol rationing, government stance shifts, and the uncertain pace of returning to normal conditions. It mentions lenders of industry and the impact on new capital investments and production plans as power over investment loosens. Local trade and industry are described as regaining momentum, with some sectors still constrained.
A dated weather note reports barometric readings at 9 am and 8 am with temperatures around 24 degrees maximum and 48 degrees minimum, winds from the northeast to northwest, and a forecast of warm to hot conditions followed by possible rain and thunder. It notes hot conditions yesterday and suggests unsettled weather with potential rain later, then cooler winds expected.
Governor General W. J. teKell and Victoria Governor Darla Brocka visited the Canerre Golf Club in the afternoon. Attended by perncial Bluff visitors, Rexcelances and Maer joined the event in formal ceremony.
Beano and Wy J. Fowy tad enter the contest amid transport concerns and delays. The Legacy carnival at Cotes ter on January 3 faces woes as entrants adjust weeks earlier planned dates and location details.
Nancy Wake, a Liberal Party candidate, has accepted a legacy post in Marton as she endorses Arney’s bid. The event signals Wake’s continued involvement in local politics and supports campaign dynamics in the Marton contest.
A formal review urged of record exports cites Senate voting patterns. The report notes Australia’s trade balance with the United States and Canada, detailing devaluations, exchange rates, and shifting figures for 1930s. The piece mentions Dr. Wilsoe and five-month trade results, with unfavourable balances in late 1929.
Kien Weel Exports shows higher sales of sorth of woo compared with E2706,000 in the same period of 1048, indicating a stronger export performance year over year. Trade figures highlight solid demand and year 1048 activity levels.
A cyclist was hurt in a Kingston smash with medical officials later reporting varying injury details. The incident prompted a cautious assessment of the rider’s condition and the police investigation into the cause at the scene.
The government outlines a long term wool stabilization scheme and considers maintaining high value wool through a four year period. It emphasizes primary industry responsibility, the need to explore options with commerce officials, and potential schemes to support price stability in wool markets.
Members of the Federal Council in Sydney and Melbourne discuss a health scheme. The council plans to discuss aspects of the program and potential financing, with emphasis on early and mandatory elements. The report notes confidence among council members about the scheme’s direction and public impact.
A trailer fire injured a driver at Tuggeranong Mall. The blaze started when tarpaulin touched petrol in the trailer box. Firefighters prevented further explosions as 3000 shillings worth of rescue gear was used. The injured man was taken to Queenanbian Hospital in critical condition.
A garbled OCR fragment records a Monday session of the Senior State Consttiation vconmadioner Dr. B 7. Xie ay benday declared te order of the malron t fat the Finley hospital roan ag. It notes refusal to carry wil hi re and references an empty tymble amie.
The Commonwealth Government protested to Russian Ambassador M. Lifanov over the prolonged detention of Japanese prisoners of war. Prime Minister Manzi es released the note outlining Australia’s demand for an international, impartial investigation into Japan’s position and the Soviet handling of POWs, criticizing noncompliance with humanitarian obligations and demanding action to protect prisoners.
A YMCA camp programme describes a hike to Wi Rommentoad property led by J C Ratailack with refreshment from officials. The colony meets at 6 50 am at Morn ing Yawning Parade and includes daily swims and nature study with leatherwork wood carving and insect observing. Overnight hike planned for older boys next week and Sunday visit to Canberra bars noted.
The Swimming Union guaranteed full expenses for its Empire Games team, with officials stating funding covers all travel and competition costs. Brice Maurice and Biher swimners were listed among those to receive support, as the union confirmed ongoing financial backing for the squad.
Important talks began in Sydney today as Senator McLeay, Minister for Fuel, conferred with the Joint Coal Board. He plans to report to the Prime Minister on issues in coal production and incentive schemes. A conference with miners’ leaders is anticipated to discuss payments and contract work developments affecting the industry.
A chaotic church services list covers AL John’s, St Christopher’s and other avenues with multiple prayers, Holy Communion, and evensong times across Canberra locales. A drowning accident near a rural water hole is reported, detailing a rescue effort and identification of victims by name and residence, with broad regional implications.
UK exports show a 13 percent increase reaching 4968 as the month compares to November, indicating stronger trade activity and a notable shift in external demand. The data imply continued momentum despite market uncertainties and point to improving economic optics for shipments abroad.
The record notes Mr McEwen and Mr McEwen stating the Gover nment policy to stop a joint venture and not sell to Japan. It says Britain will deal with the Allied Commission and CAP regarding Japan. The dialogue reflects policy toward postwar trade and occupation arrangements.
A fragmented report notes Veidley Wedney offering £2000 to a leading motor firm after a fatal road crash involving a relative, with Marcy Armin Kinane formerly Undyrwood aged 38 of Thorwelsh mentioned. The sequence references Ermurr las, Mudder Street East, and a trip to Sydney during marriage.
The report notes the removal of 480 to 600 lawyers described as Communist led from Prague and surrounding districts. The action, led by authorities, aimed to replace these lawyers with new applicants, with terminated staff invited to seek new employment.
Pavue, Friday, reports a wave of expulsions affecting Polish individuals in France during a two hour period. Highteen of the BO Balenar rented in France during the pat. Others were expelled from the od rare sreacon. some given capelers. The Geeraas eon patton.
Belgrade Friday court sentences Albanian man to ten years nine months imprisonment for involvement in a concussion of a Com activity case. The verdict follows a Yugoslav inquiry into acts linked to the Com movement.
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