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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1948
Page
3
The death occurred yesterday of one of Canberra's oldest residents, Mr G H Rattenbery. He was a longtime farmer who retired after serving with the Federal Commission. Survived by three daughters and two sons, his funeral will be held at Bidden's Church on Sunday after services.
The State sprint star Joyce King wins the 220 yard heat in 25.1 seconds at Sydney meet, setting a new South Wales record. Strickland of WA placed in the event with McKinnan noted as a previous holder.
Glancing copy indicates listed entrants for the Tasman Yacht Race with provisional details and notes on registration. Officials urge verification of line up as sailing clubs prepare for the event.
In Melbourne and Perth political figures denounce Canberra socialism as a threat to democracy. Premier McDonald and Mr Fadden warn of dictatorship while critics argue nationalisation and new housing laws threaten individual freedoms as debates over policy intensify in the federation.
Gradman supported by Barnes Bradman star as Australia win with Bradman scoring a century and Barnes adding steadiness. Early shocks include Morris dismissal and Mankad bowling, while Phadkar and Mankad claimed several wickets as India bowled.
A supporter cites early demonstrations of the method and notes potential benefits for foam equipment used in medical care. He says initial observations suggest progress toward a cure and calls for broader backing.
The report states Mrs Butler was admitted to a hospital accompanied by her husband. Her condition was described as non contagious and not seriously ill, though the exact diagnosis remains unclear.
An export advisory review recommends boosting revenue through increased Australian consumption and larger dollar-value purchases from rail and port sectors. The government anticipates announcing significant measures and duties to raise funds.
The funeral of Police Commissioner W. J. Mackay, who died suddenly at his home, Diglu Inet, will be held tomorrow. The service will be preceded by church rites.
Rail services announce the cancellation of 21 trains to country areas tomorrow and 17 to other regions due to cuts. Greyhound racing club advised no dog boxes will be attached to country trains this weekend. NSW Sydney departures planned for Saturday northward southward and to the South Coast are cancelled. similar cancellations to the city on the same day. On Sunday 17 trains have been canceled to various areas.
Arthur Beach, 47, collapses in tears as coroner hears about deaths of his parents and Mrs Addin Kathleen Sturrock in a trunk murder case at a hotel. Evidence describes threats, choking, movement of the body, and Beach’s emotional response during the inquest.
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