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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1949
Page
4
Obituary note mentions deceased Tmay Lin MARTE CUMMINGS Tia with terse details and references to associated individuals and proctors for an application in London Cir e City and Canberra.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a holiday themed notice mentioning KY BATERAVEN near Bair Tom's Bay with references to Peeec convenience, Inc, raft, forest, cabin, and surround ings. Unclear details but conveys a sale or notice context with place names and vendors.
Local pet show highlights include terriers and retrievers judged by a panel in Albany County. Entries emphasize obedience and condition with awards announced at the end of the event.
The report notes continuing warm and sultry conditions in the SoulsRasten Districts. The 24 hour window ends at 3 pm with elevated temperatures and humid air in the Seat hn estate area.
Scattered garbled data lists times, winds, temperatures and names such as Kim Che dogreu, Cains phen, Berrigan, Mosquualse, and places like NE V7. The passage resembles a weather fragment with stray references and unclear context, lacking coherent events or dates.
The Australian jockey club probes doping in racing, noting improvements in testing and enforcement. Authors discuss public doubt and the ongoing fight against malpractice, with calls for faster sample testing and broader anti-doping measures across major race centers.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists Viceregal officers and clerks with names like Mell and Ha JS Mane, Jenkins, and a representative of the Commonwealth Chamber. The text mentions adhiralty ligume and propriety titles, with scattered references to meetings yesterday morning and a ministerial context.
A contentious meeting at Kor Trades tonight discusses abolishing the Industrial Board. Delegates urge the Trades and Labour Council to press for reforms, while Dr Raval and others weigh consequences for labor representatives and authority.
The body of Brother Wilfred of Bt Johnphn College was found near Wheenr Creek after a collapse. Investigations into the tragedy are noted as underway, with authorities examining the scene and circumstances surrounding the incident.
Fragmented text records a Hiberal meeting at Albert Hat with references to policy shifts, opposition figures, and organizing events. Names and details are garbled, but mentions a major political gathering and expected speakers related to party formation and local focus.
Fragmented OCR reads like a reflection on Australia Day with garbled names and phrases. Mentions Sydney Lord Mayor and alderman amid references to national pride and social duties, but most details are unreadable. The piece appears to be an editorial or opinion fragment lacking coherent facts.
A government move proposes forming a Nursing Division within the health system. Senator McKenna and ministers discuss oversight, registration, and training of nurses, aiming to standardize services and curb corruption while engaging nursing bodies in recruitment and enforcement.
Swedish steamer Melbouten was reported to have arrived at Melbourne during a storm. The vessel Citoa 18 en a her amoringa and drove off both female migrants, causing damage and prompting sheriff intervention.
A plan to establish a domestic razor blade industry in Australia is outlined by Mr Chaley and Mr Tunney. The project would produce blades locally, with initial imports from America until Australian production can be fully established, pending negotiations and site selection.
Air. Fe Jones headmaster of Armidale High School has been transferred to the neighbouring district to take part in a new role at a regional high school. The move is to be effective in the coming month as announced by district officials.
European migrants head to Australia in coming months aboard five big Italian liners. The ships will carry about two hundred recruits and six hundred crew. The move is organized by a shipping company operating a fleet of Italian vessels.
A special sub-committee approved actions to increase wire netting imports and Australian production. Government plans include licences issued quarterly for 80 tons of cyrogras and cobra lavecide materials to aid rabbit destruction and fence repairs, with 23,005 tons regular capacity noted. Pending decisions on ongoing quota after April, the aim is to reduce rabbit damage and support farm safety.
Evatt announced after talks with Dr Burton that the five nations Australia India New Zealand Pakistan and Ceylon had reached principles strengthening security cooperation. He said the conference decisions were in line with security aims and that practical cooperation among the commonwealth members was reinforced.
The Commonwealth Government cabled a tentative itinerary for British Foreign Secretary Eden. If he agrees, he will depart February 13 and travel through Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, and other Australian regions then return via Perth and Western Australia, with multiple city stops and dates through March 10.
Cabinet today supported Dr Evatt amid calls for further fare reductions and a government action after representations raised concerns. Parliament faces debate as political tensions surface over the inquiry and the state’s response to inquiries and policy moves.
A fragmentary report notes a government move to enlarge the Home Reservoir to two million acres. The Cabinet reportedly approved a bill to explore expansions along the Dorl ing River area, with a commission tasked to assess feasibility and potential sites.
The list names students who passed the Intermediate Certificate exam after completing the required courses and subjects, with names of candidates across many schools and towns. The process includes three of four subject groups and English general examination, and results are certified by the department with appeals handled in writing through the schools.
The ACT rugby group plans a conference and midweek match events centering on Canberra and surrounding regions. Attendees include notable players and officials, with preparations for a key provincial clash and associated social functions.
Melbourne reports on a heated debate at a Federal Council meeting as voices from the Country Party and ALP contend with the Liberals. A notable speaker warned of threats to cooperation with the Liberals while stressing the need for firm standpoints in Victoria.
Fragmentary text describes Preschool Play Centres at Tamer and nearby locations with references to presentor Piaus and Amalie. Mentions operations, dates, and buildings possibly undergoing changes or improvements. Context unclear due to garbled OCR and missing details.
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