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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
5
Fragmentary text describes a court event with defendants and a Mrs Latta. Names such as Latta and Latte appear, along with vague references to a jury or witnesses and a night incident. Specific actions or outcomes are not clearly stated due to garbled OCR.
A deer on a road near National Park caused a crash involving a motorcyclist Bert Merton aged 14 from Ryde suffered fractures and minor injuries. Several drivers faced penalties for unregistered vehicles and careless driving at intersections including Commonwealth Avenue and a Brid(e) Street.
A magistrate refused bail and remanded two men for trial on charges connected to a Mulley hold up. Montgomery's counsel argued over the witnesses as the court ordered continued detention. One defendant faced charges of receiving and was briefly granted bail at 180.
The notice outlines a public burning scheduled before a specified time with details attributed to RG Kapp ler chair of the Bush Fire Council. It references Mr. Fing Intended and Tupsyrenené alcohol. Local residents are urged to note the event and prepare accordingly.
A protest rallies against tobacco price rises led by ally Tapsala Torsone in Kereng Province. Organizers demand fair pricing for consumers while criticizing profiteering and urging government intervention to curb price gouging.
A chaotic report notes the B S League lauding state government action on a 1000 grant to improve Central Station, including a memorial and service center. Officials cite land purchase and new regulations as remedies for spare parts shortages and frequent breakdowns affecting train travellers.
A report notes the Legion seeking a grant of £79 000 with additional costs pushing the total near £1 000 more. The piece mentions ram entries from Scotland and a champion bred by Mr William You at a Scottish sheep show last year. The article references Adelaide headquarters and Castlereagh Street in its coverage.
A German military court at Buutigart sentenced Siegfrind Kabum wan to batl for bomb attack involvement. Co-defendants, many aged under 18, received sentences from hard labour to long terms. Separately, Alfred Ernest Clark and George Alfred Rowe faced fines and orders over alleged thefts and indecent exposure cases linked to wartime conduct.
A training mission near Richmond ends in a plane bursting into flames. The pilot and crew escaped as the Lochhead Lodestar aircraft caught fire during a round loop. Salvage crews extinguished the blaze and secured the scene.
Telegraph correspondent reports police shut Paris Optum Den amid arrests linking it to drug sellers. Countess dw Sallea and painter Adouard 4 named among detainees with mentions of Marseilles exerts and social figures connected to the case.
The article asserts that a woman’s appearance hinges on health, noting a pale complexion spoiling expression and suggesting that facial blemishes result from illness. It promotes Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a remedy to cleanse the system and improve the skin and demeanor.
The notice requests applications for a permanent junior clerk position with Commonwealth scale pay and requires under 10 years age, leaving certificate, and Canberra address by Friday January 17. Other items include a vehicle for sale, a young bicycle for sale, accommodation wanted for a family, and a couple seeking a furnished or unfurnished double room.
Government aims to accelerate telephone installation by new factories and boosted production. The Cameron center led today as officials stressed faster, cost effective telopona component output to shorten wait times and improve service.
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