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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1949
Page
2
The notice from PHARMACY details a routine pharmacist call at a local store. It references a specific contact and intended pharmacy action but lacks full contextual details in the readable text.
Fragmented notice from Canberra ACT detailing tenders for works and housing. Dates referenced include 28 January and a call for submissions to the Director of Works and Housing office. No clear bidder names or exact project titles due to garbled OCR.
A distorted tender notice from the Department of Labor in Canberra invites offers for groceries and related services. It requests sealed envelopes marked Tender for Commercial Store and names J. A. Jomindos as tender mediator.
Department recruitment notice for Treasury Statistics in Canberra seeking a graphics and data presentation officer. Qualifications include national material research methods and experience in data analysis. Application details provided with closing date and address in Canberra.
A government notice outlines wage variation terms for centers and youths. It references monthly determinations and per week rates. Secretary B Davidson signs the document mentioning increased balance and related financial terms.
A notice advertises a vacant parliamentary seat with demand for knowledge of Boot and related fields. It highlights opportunity, advancement, and the need for applicants to fill the role.
Commonwealth Government announces vacancies with preference given to certain applicants. Applications must be in writing and include proof of current employment and service history. Copies of references should be sent as part of the submission.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a territorial aviation administration in New Guinea, mentioning applications and a principal related to the Pacific Administration. It lacks coherent details, dates, or identifiable events.
Interior Department advertises a temporary preschool teacher post in the VIC Capital area. Applicants must hold a diploma and meet good conduct standards. appointment details and deadline not fully legible.
The article argues for uniform nursing standards across states under Commonwealth responsibility. It notes acute shortages in Australian hospitals and inconsistent training, urging a conference in Victoria to align the training level with or exceed the highest current state standards. It stresses federal leadership in health registrations and hospital services.
A fragmented notice reports Parliament will convene for six weeks starting February 9 to discuss the Las sane crash report and related governance issues. It mentions debates on current state affairs, a proposed pill to govern machinery administration, and expected term spans.
The Prime Minister announced pooling of technical knowledge with government backing. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate officials discuss coordinated sharing of expertise and resources to advance technical capabilities.
Wander of the Country Party Mr Fadden agreed to offer himself as a candidate for the new McPherson electorate. At a Boosh meeting he was invited to form a local branch and was recommended for the position as candidate in the new steriora te.
The report notes Australia Day events across states with a public holiday and Royal visits. It cites Prime Minister Cait Te (likely Cairns) and Ian Thoance predicting broader support for the national day. Chifley recommends flag display during celebrations on January 30 and Rath Hayes to decorate buildings.
A historic report describes a surge in ore extraction at Coe where gold ore was mined rapidly. The article highlights the rush as miners recovered gold yielding high returns in the peat context.
Canberra forecast shows fair weather with cooler temperatures yesterday and today. Light to moderate winds from the southeast and northwest directions, with no significant showers.
Australian and British officials discuss a possible shore based whaling base in Tama on Western Australia with a five year factory whaling program. Prime Minister Willey indicated no invitations yet to Britain Argentina or Chile to curb Antarctic activity.
A garbled text hints at a new broadcasting post in Australia chaired by a chairman. The fragment suggests potential political implications and higher authorities considering control over broadcasting, with broad effects on international perception.
A health official warned it is unlikely anyone contracted nicotine poisoning from smoking or the air. Authorities reported no orders to remove items and police denied involvement as investigators review a case linked to daily exposure risks.
Miners in Beumabane vote Friday on a coal stoppage amid union recommendations. The vote follows a late board meeting chaired by President Miley Vaal tal and a series of meetings about labor engagement at the Bureoann mines.
Sydney artist William Doves won top prizes at national and Wynne Art award events amid a crowded awards scene. Do Pelle and Margaret Ainey led contenders as judges from the Arc Society of New South Wales praised the strong portrait entries and noted the ceremony at the National Art Gallery.
Firefighters battled a blaze that began in the morning, destroying trackside structures and causing extensive damage before it was extinguished. The incident involved a crew identified as Serra and others, with coordinates near Bush Pine and Ac Fan. No injuries reported.
An aged widow recalls that she adopted a baby when she believed she could not love a daughter. The recollection details a long kept secret and the birth family’s reaction to the child and the mother’s late-life decision.
Local anglers recount a Clarence River hunt for a large BG fish that got away near Grafton. The report describes a near miss amid a rugged stretch by the tacky lake and a special expedition by “Bhar Lap” to salvage the catch, with many details unreadable in the OCR.
The Sydney lottery draw announced results with several prize winners and numbers. Notable entries include winners from the Syndicate, the Brain Lasey and Kirby entries, and other drawn numbers. The draw date is stated as Monday with post office involvement noted.
An inquiry was urged into the financial dealings surrounding Mr Ward and related parties. The dispute involves claims of ministerial involvement in timber transactions, alleged payments, and potential conflicts of interest. The matter centers on a parliamentary special act and whether the minister signed or authorized actions by Jon Ward.
Australia aims to prevent economic distress through employment and welfare measures. The article notes government policy aligning with United Nations principles, emphasizing full employment and social stability, with ministers urging proactive international cooperation and domestic support for a peaceful, democratic path.
An ambulance ride in Canberra was undertaken to rescue a woman after a medical event near Canberra Community Hospital. The journey, including a punctured tire incident on the route to King George V Hospital, highlights a dramatic emergency during the maternity period.
A report describes a new concrete type that can be cut by a saw. The article mentions a mixture that creates a visible image of cement and iron tools and highlights heat resistance and a stabilizing layer.
A scanned church notices page lists schedules across denominations. Roman Catholic and Protestant congregations name Masses prayers and sermon times, with multiple parishes including St. Mary, St. Patrick, and St. Christopher noted alongside Presbyterian and Lutheran services.
The Health Minister and hospital board officials in Canberra announced accelerated extension plans for the main hospital. They cited inadequate current facilities, offsite wards, and rising demand, promising expanded admission capacity, new amenities, and space to accommodate patients and staff more efficiently.
A grazier was fatally kicked by a stallion on a farm near Iahiaibilla, WA. The event involved local workers and a horse trainer named BleWitt who reportedly assessed the horse prior to the incident. Police and veterinary staff attended the scene, and investigations into the death are ongoing.
Ottawa reports on Canadian wheat prices to Britain outlining terms for a four year contract. The notice notes shipment of flour and wheat quantities for the final year of the agreement amid evolving market conditions.
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