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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
3
Melbourne report says RAAF Provost Service evicted a group of homeless people and Communist supporters from a 12 room house on St Kilda Road. The lease had expired and the building reverted to owner Dr Cascaden. Police stood by as women and children walked out quietly.
Heginald Buchanan 36 a steward was charged at Paddington Court with stealing three diamond rings worth £1000 from Sally Spine at Hawsbrook on June 27. He was remanded to Katoombe Court on July 19 on £300 bail after being identified in Bathurst Street. Buchanan claimed no knowledge of the matter and allegedly had the rings and planned to leave for Brisbane.
A Moscow correspondent argues the Security Council failed by not committing to action on Spain. The piece claims Britain, America, Australia, and the Netherlands avoided contributing to prestige and development, leaving fascist forces to threaten global stability.
A fragmented report notes a court inquiry into the Deaf and Dumb Institute in Adelaide and debates over government actions regarding Belgian nationals and Spanish policy. It mentions Lillian a deaf and mute wife of a man processed for assault and references UK and Australian officials and a push to transfer or close the institution.
Cabinet decided to introduce legislation to extend control over enemy aliens interned in Australia beyond the expiration of the National Security Act.
Fragmentary report notes an application rejection and legislative doubt. It references a Prime Minister figure, Burwood Court, and a Works Act with potential expiry. Details are garbled with incomplete names and quotes, preventing a clear narrative or outcome.
The Prime Minister announced an expert committee will study a Western Australia water expansion proposal. The plan seeks a £10,000,000 project to extend the eastern goldfields water supply with the Commonwealth contributing £500,000 annually for ten years.
Illness delays a W.C.A. bridge class led by Mrs Lawrey. July Coffee Club notes. Tas event, honors for Miss Fair leaving Canberra. Teen Age Tas at the club. Westray concert praised. Girl Council plans include dances and whist evening. Mt Kaschuako trip set for July 14. Civic Courts tennis night. reception for new members. Bible memorial presented by Mr Binns. Mrs Percival presides. Miss Heather Cameron reports membership gains and活动. National President Mrs Kumm attends as guest speaker.
Unclear text suggests Charles de Gaulle opposes a Gaullist Union for the Fourth Republic while Reuters reports on differing views within the establishment on the political restructuring.
Mr Re Hewat named representative of the British Ministry at Food in Australia with Mr Bankes Amery assisting in the role.
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