Spicy May potato authoritie response to shipment issue
Spurious OCR fragment reports authorities stating a large quantity of coat cannot be shipped and mentions Newcastle. unclear details of event or date due to garbled text.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1952
Page
2
Couple Found Dead in Randwick Flat Death Pact Suspected
The bodies of an elderly couple were found in a Randwick flat on Ail ton Road. Police believe they died in a death pact after discovering the man in pyjamas and his wife in a chair, with a wash basin containing white powder nearby. The victims are identified as Freudenberger and his wife, an accountant and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Ailton Road
Randwick
Yakenpolaon
I Freudenberger
Many Applicants for Vacancies in Hospital Posts
Thirteen inquiries were received this week by the Community Hospital Board about vacancies. Five applications for positions have been made, and response to advertisements for posts is the best since before the war. The board decided to pursue further inquiries regarding Acton guest house and to consider training candidates to meet temporary needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera Community Hospital Board
C. A. Donnelly
Marran Bennatt
Yive Ion Qi Ean Teraee
Tom
Acton Guest House
Hospital staffing applications questioned by board
Board members question the practice of calling for staff applications without prior review of qualifications at the hospital. Mr Packer and Gustae believe the process did not adequately consider who was qualified for the available positions.
Hospital Board Discusses Promotions and Appointments
A hospital board discussed staff promotions and vacancies, emphasizing qualifications of existing personnel for advancement. Dr A H Lane, Medical Superintendent, noted the board agreed to incorporate policy to consider all qualified staff for future vacancies and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hi
Lane
Ravertining
Resignation of Two Medical Officers at Royal Military College
The Board accepted the resignations of two resident medical officers at the Royal Military College after service to the children's programmes. Dr Hillier will become deputy medical superintendent at Townsville Hospital. Dr Ford moves to Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children in Sydney next month. Debate arose over reducing the salary of a junior resident medical officer to under £800, with proposals to adjust pay differences based on experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raee
Ulery Bee
Mts Appre
Ford
Royal Military College
Hillier
Dutisa
Townsville
Royal Alexander ‘Hospital
Sydney
Donnelly
Canberra
Slinded Bowlers Guests Of Club Visit
Unclear OCR text describes Slinded Bowlers visiting a city club. The party, including Baron of Ubesiars and spouses, arrives by train for Friday competitions at city greens. Hosted by City Dish president Sanek Howe, visitors attend evening events and Monday tours of Parliament House and Wer Memorial, with women accompanying the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubesiars
Sanek
Howe
Jon Bindsy
Parlement Howse
Findien
City club matches with listed pairings and times
Matches at City Club announced with pairings including Cheetham versus Love Mancock and Bradshaw versus Caw. Early games at 1 p.m. feature Cuthbeetaan against Lawrence and Arkwright against an unknown opponent. Other contests include Withern versus Hi Brith and Knight versus Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanberra City
Cheetham Love
Mancock
Withern
Brith
Bradshaw
Caw
Knight
Crowley
Brylew
Doran
Undey
Cuthbeetaan
Colonel Joins As Private Darwin In Korea Era
A cryptic wartime note records a colonel joining as Private Darwin in Korea era. Captain W. J. Crosby, previously a lieutenant colonel, served 83 days, then moved to Karen and received a higher rank after army selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Karen
W. J. Crosby
Ousinean
Korea
Orby
Barrington
Canberra Sailing Club abandons weekly point race
Ailing Canberra Sailing Club could not run its scheduled point score race on Sunday due to only two entries both reporting broken gear. The secretary Mr Ki Jorgenson said the club would settle the matter after the holiday period and likely resume with the first meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Ki Jorgenson
Chim
State Lottery Drawn Today With Unclear Principal Results
State lottery number 344 drawn today shows several legible fragments including names and places, but the article text is fragmented. The readable items mention Broadway and several personal names, indicating a public draw with listed participants and outcomes, though specifics are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmante O Pallett Faolente
Broadway
Aloe Secate
Mes
Fan Bea
Kibo Et
Blackouts Lower Water Storages Press Officials Say
Officials warn Queanbeyan and Canberra regions face water shortages as blackouts and restrictions bite. Demand hits near nine million gallons daily. Mt Bromo reservoir drops two feet in one hour. Residents urged to conserve while engineers monitor weather and adjust supply to critical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Serra
Cooma
Cotter
Peteus
Canberra
Vratety Coe Milion
Ison
Mt. Bromo
Rimora
McHlavedt
Rowahotdere
Cemaraion
See You at the Canberra Anglans Association River Day
Members of the Canberra Anglans Association enjoyed a day by the river but few fish were caught. On Sunday they visited Childaws 3aom Rimday for the event. The big perch prize went to Mr. MeO Hue at one pound twelve ounces, with a second place perch of one pound six ounces won by Mr. T B Smith. All activities ended early after discolored water prevented further fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Meo
Hue
T. B. Smith
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