23 Jan 1953
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1953
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text referencing Dr Bratt and critical purchasing power in wage policy. Mentions idle people, maternal factors, and concerns about adulteration or budget constraints. Lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
The text describes wage adjustments seen as evidence of currency stability in Australia, with officials predicting a prosperous year ahead. It references government policy discussions, inflation concerns, and expected economic indicators, noting cautious optimism from economic observers and policymakers.
A fragmentary report discusses 1845 Sydney wage trends in Wool and clothing prices. It notes basic wage rates around 8 shillings 16 pence in Sydney and fluctuating prices for clothing, linen, and drapery. The piece mentions rising costs, lower wages during wartime, and calls for policy measures as commerce officials assess real earnings and consumer burden.
A garbled telegram fragment cites Arthur Fadden and Governor العامة references to economic policy, praising labor outcomes and warning against inflation. It notes government action, domestic production, and fears about trade and employment shaping the national outlook.
Sydney report notes a Mascot meeting Thursday where the Premier delivered his policy address. Deputy leader HF referenced deterrence and ongoing measures, with emphasis on political prophecies and party strategy amid local debate.
A partially legible OCR item notes a Washington man with an age reference, but the fragment is too incomplete to identify names, dates, or the exact event. The readable elements suggest a local incident or notice involving a male resident of Washington aged around years.
A 26 year old miner Herbert Fiuntor of High Street died after a rock fall at a mine near Kangaroo Fiat. The incident occurred about 500 feet from the surface and the stone crushed him instantly. Local authorities report the victim was employed at the Cantrell Deborah inn area and the scene is under investigation.
A presidential cabinet stalemate and Senate delay surround General Wilton’s nomination. Reports say the administration faces resistance over the payoff figure and broader control, as the Senate refuses hearings and a looming vote signals ongoing partisan friction.
Chinese Communists said their fighters shot down a United States B-29 near the Korean border into Manchuria and took its 11 crew prisoners. The U S Air Force denied the plane crossed the border and said the bomber was shot down by Communist fighters on July 12 near the North Hoonan region, with conflicting reports and unclear details.
The Federal ALP conference decided to raise income tax exemptions, proposing a yearly threshold up to £450 from the previous £300. It outlined changes to deductions for dependents, including a spouse and children, and discussed broader fiscal policies and constitutional reforms.
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