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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1950
Page
2
Relatives announce the death of Arthur with messages of memory and love. The notice lists family members and laments his loss, inviting mourners to honor his memory and gather in remembrance.
A health department plan outlines a district nursing scheme to start next month. Officials promised suitable accommodation and coordinates but details remain unclear owing to fragmented text. The aim is expanded care with trained practitioners and supportive facilities.
Mr. Mettrom describes temporary measures to reopen enrolment for Ave-your-aids amid age limits and admission difficulties. He notes enrollment of about child-ren this year would be a record, with gradual easing of administrative hurdles expected.
Washington Monday United States Joint Chiefs plan to inspect defenses in the Pacific by night flight. The inspection will cover bases and fortifications in regions including the Far East, with stops anticipated at notable outposts and major fronts.
Fragmentary OCR weather note for Canberra. Mentions temperatures around 82 and 68 degrees, wind details unclear, and scattered precipitation hints with references to a local forecast. Unclear dates or times due to corrupted text.
A Canberra Times commentary argues Australia has long bungled New Guinea policy. It urges a clear federal stance to safeguard sovereignty and prevent external interference, proposing a mandate strategy and eventual trends toward annexation if needed.
The vice regal gathering yesterday featured Theol Excellencies the Governor and Mew, W. J. Mes Feel attoined by members of the personal ad. An anniversary meeting at Raswidh had Exertiency as guest. Later Breit Freylemeinn entertained Puebla in the afternoon event.
A fragment suggests Mohandas Gandhi and Indian leaders favored expanding trade with Japan to harmonize relations within the Commonwealth and avoid militaristic trends. It hints at India seeking closer contact with Japan while maintaining diplomatic balance with the United States.
In Canberra Goulburn, multiple clerical appointments and changes were announced by the archbishop. The Rev Dr Meguires and Rev Father Join Morei are named in new roles, with assignments affecting Tarago and Grenfell areas. The announcements mention general church leadership adjustments and staffing updates.
Watersiders plan a meeting to decide whether to declare a ban on loading sugar. The gathering will be addressed by the Assistant General Secretary Mr Ke Roach, with officials aiming to keep work flowing or stop shipments, as local and federal authorities monitor the situation.
A garbled report notes the African Empire Games are delayed with references to a team, Karachi, and delays affecting travel or training. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable fragments, but indicates a cancellation or postponement impacting participants and logistics.
A fragmentary report notes officials downplay fears of petrol shortages amid industry concerns. The readable text mentions a quote about Queantes holding some unspecified action or supply, but the exact meaning is unclear from the damaged OCR.
An article highlights calls for national parks in Australia with figures like Crombie Martinon and Mr Murelaon advocating wildlife protection. It outlines proposed actions including adult and child education, expanded university courses in biological sciences, a Commonwealth wide conservation education service, and a national parks program led by officials to curb environmental damage.
Sydney reports recall of federal duties raising prices on luxury goods including beer tobacco cigarettes papers and matches. Officials discuss inflation and devaluation amid calls to restore subsidies for essential items and widen price protections.
Observers in Sydney and New York say Dutch New Guinea retention prospects improved by Western Allied stance on Indonesian authority. Reportedly the future hinges on a one year postponement and a potential shift in decolonization strategy affecting regional balance of power and atomic military considerations.
The Lord Mayor Alderman O'Deal launched funds to aid relatives of naval personnel killed in a disaster. The Navy and Red Cross coordinated assistance across states, with the government bearing interstate burial costs and arranging transport for bodies. Relatives voiced gratitude as officials confirmed support and compensation plans while probes considered negligence as a factor.
A US vice-consul, Mack Kier hon, accused of espionage in a provincial capital. Radio reports say he was exposed by White fascists who surrendered to the Chinese Soviet army, allegedly instructing hardline chiefs to oppose the communist provincial government and paid 15 tari to bandits.
A memorial tribute was held in London for the late Jomept Oamaldi known as TFth Sentry. The event, attended by international reporters and clowns, urged action in the clown community and aimed to raise funds or awareness for important causes.
Australia faces a 309 run target in Perth as Western Australia bowls first. Key players include Bowley and Bowles with wickets and notable scores from McLeon, Herbert, and Tackett as the match unfolds with detailed bowling figures and innings totals.
Canberra planning authorities survey prefabricated house proposals amid debate over water supply. Officials warn population growth may push Canberra past 30,000 within five years while overlaying infrastructure constraints and the pace of development.
A breakaway group from the Public Service Association formed the Public Service Cherial Of Acers Amelation in Sydney. Officers elected include President JV Birixeally, A W Callaghan as treasurer, and committee members J McGininge, T Rneaser, and I Pur. Substantial rule and registration steps were noted.
Mr Spender will report to the Prime Minister on Colombo talks from Canberra on Wednesday. The plan includes outlining permanent machinery for expansion of Australia’s beams and a ministry conference in Canberra to discuss the visit.
Movito and others gathered Monday at the Us BLM A meeting connected to the Catholic Church case in Bigland. A woman charged with neglect of her 18 week-old child faced a fine of 0.4 for an operation and the ethics code prohibits such sterilization except for valid medical reasons. Church spokesmen urged careful verification and warned against proceeding without clear therapeutic necessity.
Fire extensively damaged a depot owned by a motor firm in Melbourne on Monday. Police and investigators began probing the blaze, which occurred near Derivianovest Avenue and caused significant disruption to nearby properties as firefighters fought the flames for hours. Local witnesses reported alarming smoke and heat with several vehicles and parts damaged.
Melbourne dispatch reports General Blamey urges closer ties with Japan. The piece notes his long service in Japan and his belief in mutual understanding along regional lines, reflecting wartime diplomacy shifts and Allied strategy discussions. He comments on potential Asian cooperation and postwar balance in regional security.
London reports King’s horses are urged to study French music amid a debate over who should perform at a forthcoming equine event. The Daily Mail notes controversy over not playing Une lune and a push to feature a martial tune, as supporters claim the horses deliver superior harmony.
A garbled text block mentions individuals such as Mr L and Mr Laurenen and references a Country Party, locations like Coonabarabran and Sydney, and names including Maite and Riinr. It alludes to political figures, a college, and wartime talks, but the transcription is largely indecipherable with many errorful terms and stray phrases.
The text references Mr E J Herrison and Mr I Janey from Harrison, mentioning Canberra linked matters and a lecture about administrative roles. It notes birth in Port Macquarie, associations with Laine and Channel, and a career outline including engineer, union positions, and local party leadership roles.
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