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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1950
Page
2
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Delegates at the Ninth Annual Federal Conference of the Naval Men’s Association in Canberra emphasize maritime strength and national defense. Prime Minister and Governor-General attend briefings. federation leaders praise 18 year association service. A commemorative ceremony at the Australian War Memorial marks Remembrance Day.
A Central Mercury party member and leaders of the Waterside Workers Union dismissed recent reports of a proposed Communist Party ban. They defended the party, arguing bans cannot abolish the party. Prominent communists criticized government plans and highlighted ongoing labor tensions and safety demands in coal mining.
Durban report says Australia, 236 runs behind, were routed for 75 in 127 minutes after stalling by prolonging South Africa’s innings to 321 in the Third Test at Kingamead ground. They failed to save the follow on by 87 runs in an inglorious batting debacle.
Dr. Secomb warned at Wenley Church that communism endangers faith and moral order. He urged awakening among Christians, arguing the movement risks the church’s mission and the world’s future if unchecked.
In New York on Sunday Richard Comenies is noted as the nation's No 1 amateur. The rule change would have affected rankings by requiring amateur status through the national championship, potentially altering Georgales rankings and the path to the title. The amendment, dated October 10, aims to preserve amateur status until the final championship stage.
A fragmentary report states six people were rescued from surf near Zuane Mead today. A woman and a girl on the verge of collapse were aided by bystanders and the men involved. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
A youth, Dennis Vint, 18, suffered a probable neck fracture after a dive incident at Hastings Parade North Bondi. Two other divers were involved in the accident near Bondi. details indicate prior injury years earlier.
A fragment describes Melbourne racing officials offering something to an American jockey. The text is garbled, with missing names and places, but indicates an offer related to racing and mentions an Australian venue or organization. The exact terms, participants, and outcome are not recoverable from the readable portion.
Document outlines danger ratings for gases at multiple sites including Canarias and Hulday with references to medical officials, wind observations, and emergency measures. Mentions Prince Henry and a forecast section, and notes on timing and care requirements amid uncertain context.
Opinion piece argues victors must share burden with defeated nations and criticizes Britain for denying petrol and food while countries in Europe enjoy abundance. It warns against glorifying victory and calls for a sober, collective wartime restraint to safeguard global security.
Unclear text describes VICE-REGAL and Governor General W. J. Morell with Lieutenant MG. Pretey at a ceremony possibly opening a naval men’s association venue named Lady Gowrie Services Hut Canderrs on Saturday. Other fragments reference Ha-Naval Men’s Association and Avatralie.
Amat Momintes for state seats bydyney Aunday Liberal party candidates for by per selection two state seats were elected at the weekend. Wollasilly tinke teaymonet Vehy MA 60 who was AID to former Governor Naw Lord Walehirat Wallargoog-Pert Krinhin Mr Gofargent alderman Wollgerung Council air Peily chosen from 24 nominees. The ballot took haven Mr Pally w/w 42-year-old Tare Mer of Wren My Bargynit prenin ME An looahistrict affaire For Simumber of yaar
Fragmentary report of a 1909 State Liberal Conference with references to meeting actions and political aims. Mentions Mr Tremk and opposition to a government, tone suggests a local political gathering and strategy discussion.
Anat banderine and Elisabeth Pavel join a rescue tale from Sobaeg farm where a group wandered in wild bush for three days without eating or drinking. They finally signaled by a note and were found safe after a long ordeal.
A proposed scheme from The Peak Construction Co and partners aims to build holiday villages across all Australian States including South Australia. Details mention funds around £800,000 and development concepts like dining rooms and pools, with firm statements about providing opportunities for residents.
A migrant from England was dragged toward a near collapse in Bondi water. A witness reported a man attempted to return to shore but continued swimming. Police at Bondi questioned a man on charges related to attempted self harm or suicide.
A grass fire in Acton damaged the rear area of a mural near the Aston pub. Firefighters fought the blaze, which burned grass and nearby structures. Witnesses suspect a nearby building burned as the source, with investigators examining the Toner area for clues.
London reports the speaker will retire from Hexham and Will be respected speaker by the House of Commons. The unopposed status confirms no challenger, signaling a smooth transition for the next Parliament.
Sydney report states K.S.L. expelled Lenembers amid red charge allegations. Council bail seared by autiabaction Laat Geta Wn a Commainat uc had Cammne flndle aftiiatfoe Almilar charges against Teiattam of the Kogarah sivbe branch. Chareye apainal two others kee We Acinbram, secretary of Finbram, and Paritington-Wedilahre aype branch were expelled. Cornell has expelled Len embers of the RBL on charges of Corn fnindem.
The SAW Mininer for Prices announced plans to resume subsidies to stabilize essential goods. He aims to restore subsidies on bread, tobacco, gazettes, and matehwiy while urging continuing funding to support wheat and meat production, with a projected government payment value near £30,000,000.
Fragmentary text mentions manufacturers and an announced decision on pricing within a week. Names and places are unreadable, making specifics unavailable.
The Cantwrre Wortemen's Cut at Acton plans to open February 6 if furniture arrives and the Interior Department completes the organized Lorablona plan to Lie Worleton. Secretary Mr. C. Pighar reported progress yesterday amid growing membership and leadership arrangements for the Opposition leader.
A federal jury found Alger Mbix, a former state department official, guilty of perjury. The case centered on falsified papers and testimony given to a grand jury in 13 months of investigation. Judge Henry Gridar slated sentencing for the next Wednesday with potential penalties and appeals noted.
Australia wins a narrow match with a 2 to 3 score, led by standout performers Aub Laween and Waeren. Key scorers include Riga Bogtend, Puikeee Clwer, and Wren, as the Bra Line commentary highlights intense defense and notable early advantage.
In a regional rifle shoot at 000 yards on Saturday, competitors listed top performers including J Ade Stromh and D Ridley. Scores featured 46.2 by Garnett, 44.6 by W Priestly, and 40.9 by Carty with various shooters earning trophies and recognitions.
A Canberra golf meet at Royal Canberra faced showers and gusty winds as players battled tough conditions. Notable scores featured Bowmen shooting 107 while Teverdaint and other locals posted solid rounds amid heavy scoring. The event ran amid rain, with difficult fairways and patience tested by variable gusts on the course in Melbourne.
Wembley results shuffle and routine updates accompany the report on Haday and Ted Bchronier in California. The note cites First Innings Morea and Faytohl Be Moronsy, while mentioning Tayfeld and Cheetham as prominent players.
Commonwealth XI produced a spirited display on the opening day at Hagpur. Lang Freer stood firm with 65 not out as the side posted 0/319 on a struggling matting wicket under the province governor’s banner.
Franclinck Dutek a Pole riding a motorcycle was injured in a collision at Limestone Avenue and Dowkldau Street Saturday night. He received treatment and was sent home. a lorry driver Claude Laalin Mutton faced inquiries as officials noted poor local knowledge of Bog.
Two young boys were seriously injured when they touched a live electrical wire at a rural home. Neighbors and officials described a chaotic scene as a man alerted others, the boys were shocked and thrown to the ground, and responders worked to free them from the tangled wiring. The incident drew raises questions about safety near exposed lines and prompted an investigation into how the accident occurred.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Legacy founder Barton 34 and a scattered account of military command, brand affiliations, and a nightmarish wartime scene. The text names Lieut Gen and various ranks amid unclear events and captions.
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