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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 20, 1958

Page

2

Lobbying As Art In Washington Survey Began in ACT

A 48th anniversary note marks the Federal Capital Survey begun 48 years ago. Arthur Percival and P L Gheaffe from Canberra were among the last living participants. Percival arrived January 26 2010 with others to survey areas including Black Mountain and Ainslie. The project contoured terrain from One Tree Hill to Queanbeyan, detailing line elevations and the Canberra ridge system for the railway corridor and city boundaries.

Federal Capital Survey Arthur Percival P. L. Gheaffe Canberra Sewealth Amalie Fost A.C.T Ital Boumne Anetropeitan Neerd Works N. Whittenbury 8. Clarke G. Chapman Nin Nerevil Percival Yass One Tree Hill Hall Ainslie Charles Robert Schrivener Len J. Morgan Moorehouse Hait Queanbeyan P. Sheafle F. J Red Hill Black Mountain

Australia’s unemployment debate and housing drive urged

The piece argues unemployment is not caused by lack of opportunity but by broader factors. It warns against panic and calls for housing-led growth to spur industry, production, and stability. It criticizes excessive public works as sole remedy and urges prudent credit policy and steady reform. The tone cautions against political exploitation of unemployment.

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Maugham on Last Book Says Career Might End

Britain's veteran writer Somerset Maugham told reporters his new volume of five essays titled Point of View may mark the end of his writing career. He cited years of work and possible exhaustion as factors.

Nice AAP Reuter Britain Spas Somerset Good Journalista

Egg price rise blamed on Walter Board and drought

Walter Board blamed for price hikes in eggs with new retail rates listed for first quality hen eggs and small eggs. Farmers cited water restrictions as harming the industry, while appeals to ease spray restrictions were refused, aggravating shortages and costs.

Otto Ithe N.wi Tue Board PB. Rye Ryan Water Board Tse Board Pat The Ae Nyan

Letters To The Caitor Advocate Canberra Meat Monopoly

A reader from Ainslie argues the Canberra abattoir keeps meat prices high by monopoly. The letter claims imported meat from Sydney undercuts local quality and accuses the Health Department and Parliament House of failing to ensure affordable, competitive supply, urging action to curb mismanagement and reduce costs for ACT families.

mLey Council Canberra Sydney Parliament House A.C.T State of Eataire Department of Health Public Accounts Com

Arrangements At Sports Meeting

An account notes organizers discussing strategies and potential tensions at a Patrick's Day sports meeting. Officials weigh ways to prevent ill feeling if certain practices recur, aiming to keep participants from stepping back or withdrawing.

VICE-REGAL Guests in Canberra and Sydney Arrivals

Commodore C BE Pollitt arrived at Government House Canberra on Saturday. Governor General and Lady Sim hosted Mr and Mrs P R Heydon Reverend and Mrs C A Warren Mr M C Timbs and Mau Cockcroft to dinner. Sunday Lady Slim arrived at Admiralty House Sydney from Canberra with Major Michael Mitchell and Ming Henrietta Scott in attendance.

C, Be, Pollitt Government House Canberra Sim P. R. Heydon C. A. Warren M. C. Timbs Mau Cockcroft Lady Slim Admiralty Home Sydney Government Major Michael Mitchell Ad Ming Henrietta Scott

Mrs Menon Arrives in Canberra for Official Visit

Mrs Lakshmi Menon, deputy minister for external affairs of India, arrived in Canberra at night for an official visit. She met the Australian High Commissioner and other officials, and will hold informal talks with Department of External Affairs staff, visit Parliament House, and be guest of honour at a lunch. She is to meet Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition, attend a dinner, and visit the Australian National University.

Externat ‘Afar Lakshmi N. Meno Esport India Shel Mesion Department of Externatio Faira A. R. Cutler Jay Imp Peter Heydon Australian High Commission Canberra Re. Monon Yen Department of External Affaire Parliament House Caney Thie Indies High Mensa HV. Evatt Australian National University Shrimati Padmini Menon

Investigation Team Sent to Scene for Inquiry

A special unit was dispatched to the location to investigate the incident. Details remain sparse as authorities conduct examinations and gather statements from witnesses and involved parties.

Deodand And Road Accidents In An Old Lawyer Diary

In an old diary the lawyer recalls deodand as the immediate cause of death and its punishment by burning or forfeiture to the Crown. He notes railway growth and engine damage, wonders if reintroducing the system might deter deaths, and contemplates financial and joint tenancy issues arising from delays, contracts, and pay.

Woodrow Wilson Washington Franklin D. Rooevelt Congress House Frank Buchanan D.pa Sen Francia Case Senate Eisenhower James L. McCaskill National Education Association Lnmst

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