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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1948
Page
2
A garbled notice recalls a man named Tecan who trimmed away a mudden tie to day in a strange phrase. It mentions his son Pat and two others, Artihor and Belly, with unclear actions and dates, leaving a partial, puzzling obituary-like fragment.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Tam Kalter and Pima venue with value details unclear. Scholarship value appears inconsistent and the date January 1 is referenced, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary weather item notes windy conditions and a mild breeze with a dated line that is largely unreadable, showing the period style and broken city weather reporting.
The United Nations partition proposal for Palestine faces ongoing bloodshed and disorder as Arabs and Jews clash. Britain’s troops are stretched, the UN lacks enforcement power, and calls grow for a full review before any further action or delayed peace.
Mr Withall Denounce LT O as shortsighted criticizes an American State Department plan attributed to the International Trade Organization. He says the proposal would impose brand new theories on British countries, urging non-discrimination and elimination of preferences while predicting long term price justice and suppressing terms like reciprocity and mutual assurance in trade.
Melbourne reports substantial increases in the basic wage starting February. The changes affect several regions including Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney, and Perth, with Mr Taylore promising higher rates across the board and noting impacts on workers in Missouri and other areas.
An Australian tennis team will tour New Zealand by air invitation from the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association. Players include G Brown M Long and P Soman. The team departs in three air hops and returns March 19. A report from Mr RR Somers St Wales and manager Davis Cup team appointment were deferred at the annual conference.
Melbourne reports Canberra voices disapproval of a flag raising by Autres Antarctic Expedition members on Heard Island. The incident, seen as a patriotic gesture by some, drew critical reaction from authorities. Crew members returned about ten days early amid heavy wartime conditions and guarded reporting.
Sydney reports an open inquiry into allegations against MP Mulcahy. The Parliamentary Privilege Committee will meet in Sydney to determine the scope and proceedings. Attending are Attorney-General Evatt as Chairman, with committee members from Labor, Country Party and Liberal ranks.
The Australian Labor Federation ACTU in Melbourne drafts a campaign plan this week to back a referendum and price controls. They aim to press the Government for an inquiry into and establishment of price and economic measures amid ongoing industry and trade discussions.
Fadden asserts wartime taxation remains high with a 294 million increase in revenue and ongoing calls for cuts. He notes the British government still collects significant taxes despite the war ending, urging reductions as the economy stabilizes and wartime measures taper off.
The Melbourne editorial urges Britain and Australia to boost food exports to counter government dollar cuts. It warns 10,000 people may need to leave current jobs and migrate for work. It calls for increased production measures and supported exports to currency countries to save dollars.
Canberra announces funded librarian courses for airborne training and public library operations. Students can enroll in Pulse Service Board, National Library mail, and Beaten programs with limited interstate access. The Principal Librarian of the National Library notes the course aims to equip municipal library staff with Leaving Ceru Reake qualifications for petitions.
US authorities list Australian girls dismissed amid a case involving Australian female employees. The report notes possible reassignments and immediate actions, with some individuals having already received notices.
The new principal of the Technical College arrived in Canberra yesterday to replace Mr Dunbar who left for Mrowen FAU. The appointee, Brown, formerly served as Assistant Deputy Training, is a graduate of Romombca University and previously worked at Graney Technical College for several years.
A Swiss airliner bound for Australia will arrive in Sydney with the destination and timing noted. A dancer was mentioned in connection with the event, though details remain unclear.
Canberra reports outline appointments to the Advisory Council and the departure for Milbourne of Mr. A. Mie Mor far. Speeches discuss radio frequencies, postal services, and transit plans, with emphasis on Canberra administration and ongoing welfare and housing matters.
The Acton Football Club debated relocation to Turner ground with 60 percent of players favored transferring, while many members resisted. Alternatives included using Turner ground for training with a move unlikely, and discussions about possible clubhouse relocation. Committee members and patrons named include J. Collings and A. Cabwell amid interior department notes on Canberra football development.
The Darling Downs Cooperative reports a portion of 36 000 tins of bacon intended for Pigland remains in Australia after rejection by the United Kingdom. The Bacon Association notes possible further shipments to Britain were halted by the Cabinet, while authorities in Australia discuss the matter at Jervis Bay in May or June. The situation involves the Air of Commerce and a court decision, with mothers and sons referenced in a cryptic line.
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