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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1952
Page
4
A wounded airman from Korea, Jent. P. Goldrick, DA, of Algndar Pe. Roscvus, has returned to Bancot from Japan today. The report notes his service and injury while serving with Allied forces near the front lines.
Police and health officials warn of possible polio fears in Sydney after a report of paralysis-like illness linked to a previous outbreak the prior year. Authorities urge vigilance and vaccination checks for residents.
A report to the Commonwealth Government chaired by Mr. H. Basten calls for drastic reforms in Australian shipping and waterfront operations to reduce transport costs. It highlights deficiencies at major ports like Sydney, delays from on‑cost transport practices, and the need for permanent waterfront labor playbooks coupled with new discipline and organization.
The ceremony honored civilians and military personnel for bravery during World War II. Beatrice Hanly accepted on behalf of her brother Private Benjamin Gower Hardy, killed while aiding the capture of a Japanese gun. Lieutenant-Colonel Ferguson and others received notable medals for service in Karee and at sea.
Melbourne reports indicate the Arbitration Court will likely announce a basic wage rise tomorrow. Computations show living costs rising and the expected increase may exceed prior quarterly adjustments. The new rate to be effective from the next pay period would raise earnings beyond the 14/ level, following the court´s December 1969 decision.
During the royal session the Premier Mr McCarr said the amnesty was being considered and given to New. He called the Minister of Lunes Mr Dawning weak in seeking further information on a hack that occurred in nearby circumstances and by other places.
A fragmented report details a vice-regal event where a high official presented snails and decorations to a knight. The ceremony featured regalia and an informal procession, with mentions of a president and federal office in a ceremonial context.
The person Rae SE departs Candorre heading to Jervis Bay and will return as the term will be available to meet with residents at Jervis Bay House.
Property listing note indicates Busi P and adjacent outbuilding to be sold. Details vague with unreadable lines. No clear seller or exact location provided. reader advised to refer to original notice for full terms.
A United Nations Commission on war crimes is discussed amid U S statements. The Soviet claim challenges repatriation and cites war crime prosecutions as needed. Washington reports reflect no immediate comment on Japan and German war criminals.
Fragmented report notes national doubles event with mentions of Har Aigh fordson and Ravitt Called and several pairs from Australia and other regions. The text is garbled, but names like Hann, Clements, Beoria, Vin Moe, A.B, and Widerspind appear alongside scores and affiliations, indicating a chaotic summary of match results and player participation.
Officials at Glenfield research station warn myxomatosis is spreading widely across western rivering joint parts of the south. An almant state wide outbreak is expected within three fortnights as virus activity increases in the region. Further indications point to a similar timing as last year with reports of relsessed virus quantities from junction areas and riverine districts.
The article lists competing entrants including Peaster Coty, Gomernd by A. Thimpsas, Fbean Pig, Pewee Manon, Uoe WL Comprell, Yuemaboyen Mine Tenn Chipman, and sponsors Marperts Macias and Qurambeyas. Details are sparse due to damaged text but names and sponsorships are noted.
The Premier announced a government inquiry into the control and supervision of city markets. The proposed authority would include Le C. Flom Wad, V. Wittman, Hiner Bar Telary, H.C Bria, and others from Labour and Industry. The move follows a meeting with the Lord Mayor and key ministers to discuss the scope and leadership of the inquiry.
Contestants gathered as regional judges led the Canberra Community event with Miss Australia Patricia Woodley and others attending. Visitors were entertained at supper with residents and council members present. An eleven year old spectator was photographed, drawing attention to the lively scene.
A government report urges durable port reforms to ease ship delays in Australia. It cites outdated wharves, slow cargo clearance, and obsolete rail and quay facilities. Key recommendations include extended port capacity, faster stevedoring, more dredging, and secure weekly earnings for workers.
Entry outlines Faure government reliance on Bovinists and Tunlaie faction tensions in Tunisia. It notes socialists demanding wage rises and a push for negotiations. Martinaud-Depiat with influence reportedly shapes the cabinet, amid conservative and republican opposition and cabinet nerves.
Mr Basten grouped recommendations into short medium and long term plans. Proposals include reorganizing into tertiary subgroups, aligning powers with duties, avoiding pooling of funds, and establishing a formal board structure. The aim is to empower management, set schedules, secure capital, and implement reform with clear timelines.
A cabinet committee involving Folk, McLeay, McBride, Spooner, Anthony, Hughes, Hasluck and Menzies discussed legislation to tackle Australia’s waterfront and port congestion. The group endorsed the Basten report and noted port management is primarily a state function with limited Commonwealth role.
Diplomatic action is urged as the United Nations consider intervention in Tunisia. Statements from ministers and officials call for security council deliberations and international involvement to address unrest and ensure stability amid regional tensions.
The Royal Australian Air Force unit plans a dinner at Hotel Canberra to honor its officers and members. The event, led by Acting Officer Bectlun Gillver, is expected to draw many personnel, with preparations for the reception and related duties for drivers, telephonists, and teleprinter staff.
A recent blaze at the Book of Sparbage yard led to new rules restricting trash collection. The Department of the Tater issued temporary portage permits while investigators assess property damage and safety concerns.
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