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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1950
Page
4
Enrollment rules and lecture fees announced for January 14 1950. Fees include 1450 and 944 am to 5 15 RS. Calendar for 1930 Sow available. Fees payable on or before specified dates.
Fragmentary text hints at a musical performance with Sagres all for ii presume a new Australians theme. Mentions of Margeve singing Heath dancing Allan McKay Akior Matonian quartet Foltae Utcainian Katonian and a wonsket will gabe for the sale.
The committee considers whether Balvant and others will permit entry for the Japanese team to the Halstad Games in 1902. The United States committee notes Gererdl MacArthwr may approve a change to open the games.
Fragmented weather bulletin shows a coastal region forecast with temperatures and wind speeds, but the OCR is garbled. It mentions Bett, 99,72 inches, gusts, and a cool morning with moderating conditions along the northwest coast, plus partial times and measurements.
Canberra planning proposals push the Molonglo river route, offsetting large drainage and railway works. The plan aims to expand water features from Kingston to Government House, reconfigure civic areas, and permit riverine supply while avoiding disruption to key districts like Civic Centre and Kingston.
Vague OCR fragment mentions persons Kell and Mader WG with others at an event in Canberra. Details are garbled and uncertain about date, place, or purpose.
A garbled report describes East Germany banning a named figure and an aviation incident last year. Officials cite lack of authorization and possible safety concerns while papers question the motive and the agency involved.
Delegates at a Pont stage convention discussed migration policy and education authority. Mr Menzies urged broader Commonwealth cooperation, linking Australian and British policy with a message of world friendship and peaceful cooperation for the South Pacific.
Canberra mail services continue normal deliveries with a note that the Hat Uyner enential avenue address will have altered hours. Post offices operate 9 am to noon for business except savings Denk and money orders. clearances at 0.30 re V. Normal mail resumes Monday with no parcel or letter deliveries. holiday observances affect hours.
An undated public notice states petrol coupons for February are to be issued under government rules. The document appears in a garbled OCR form with stray words and unclear names. The readable portion confirms a February coupon distribution policy without specific dates or recipients.
A Chinese official will oversee relations with Australia and the United States. The article notes new foreign affairs arrangements and the shift in diplomatic supervision as the system is reorganized under party directives.
The article reports Chifley defending Labour’s stance as the party faces voter verdicts and internal debate. He notes Labour unity to meet economic challenges while meeting union leaders and Australian concerns.
The Canadian Press reports Canada abandons the push for complete equality within the Commonwealth. Ottawa says it will surrender any right to sit among equals, favoring a looser, voluntary participation. The shift gains support as India, Pakistan, and Ceylon rise in prominence within the group.
Trade unions warn government against interfering with wages and seek a pledge to boost purchasing power. They urge cooperation with unions and reject opposition rhetoric, aiming to defend workers’ rights and ensure state aid does not alter wage standards.
Announcement by the Minister for Works and Social Government outlines immediate construction of a power station at Hume Dam. Project cost projected at £2,000,000 with about 1080 workers to be employed. details on tenders for machinery and materials are being organized.
A man fell from a city building in Sydney as a large crowd watched. The injured man, 34, was taken by ambulance to a hospital after emergency crews removed him from the scene. He died later, with investigators noting the fall occurred near the ninth floor area. The incident prompted a broad response from onlookers and responders.
The event marked the 164th anniversary of a Burma club in Canada with toasts to heritage and independence. Major General Le Lachey recalled Wolfe’s men and the union of British and French in Canada as speakers praised national memory and the Immortal Memory.
Commonwealth Government to approve refunds for ex servicemen taxed on supplementary income from telecommunication jobs. Tax Commissioner ruled such income taxable, but Tax Board of Review overturned. Refunds possible only if telecommunication work is completed within a year, and the point committee considers extending eligibility.
A public welcome honored Lieutenant Weaver of the Salvation Army at the Citadel Braddan. He served two years with the ILAAB before training college and was introduced by Cape Thain CM Manin. Reverend Campbell and Ministers’ Fraternity spoke on behalf of the parish and enjoyed fellowship with Methodist Brothrenhood and Salvation.
A severe storm drenched Attunga with five inches of rain in a 24 hour period. Flooding disrupted traffic on the Manifold Tamaorth road and damaged the town's telecommunication lines and power. Local authorities reported widespread disruption to daily life as streams overflowed.
A Reuters style dispatch notes leaders and citizens marking Australia Day with messages about unity and aid. PM Menica and others welcome migrants from war-torn Europe, pledging assistance to build a prosperous future. Diplomats from Pakistan, New Zealand, and the Philippines send congratulations, while high officials exchange signals of cooperation.
A Canberra naturalisation ceremony marked Australia Day style with 12 new Australians taking the oath and receiving certificates from Justice W. B. Simpson. Officials praised newcomers from diverse nations while migrant children performed an improvised parade and dance during the event.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists multiple prize numbers and syndicate names including Maude 74 John Heine and Leichhardt, Boon Weigh Syndicate, BR Battle, Copeland Street Fort Kembla, and Murphy. It references various prize lines and notes a draw in 1082 with numbers 68 710 and 4 107.
In southern Tobia the Chief Commissioner of the Oberg Privinge announces plans for a new infrastructure project. The statement outlines ties to family figures and mentions opposition and community reactions.
A trainee nurse from Balgowiah wins a Mardi Gras contest in Sydney. The event featured contestants including Ci Conlangstia and Miss atarland, with notable outfits and complete wardrobe displays.
exhibitions feature handmade goods from New Auntrelana Bestiotes Arte and Crafts, with two day event showcasing hand-made goods. Buyers attend to view and purchase items, as stalls display various artworks and crafts, drawing crowds.
A damaged OCR item describes a dispute involving a secretary, builders, and arbitration over construction industry practices. It mentions an association and proposed mediation, with references to efforts to settle matters and involve a voluntary union. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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