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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
4
A. C. McKAY B.V.Sc itpt Univ and physician DARTHUR CINELE FONBERT and ROBERT C. TAYLOR SURGEON listed with contact lines. The fragment mentions medical professionals and a late telephone exchange, indicating local health services.
A garbled report argues the existing National Library is inadequate and outlines a proposal for an eight to nine story replacement in Canberra. It cites costs around 1 300 000 and urges rapid start, with Dr Buyhard and others commenting on preservation of national resources and design standards.
New Canberra presbytery established with Andrew's Church service in Wirrimrs Chapel marking unity steps amid wider Presbyterian Church talks. Delegates numbering about twenty will attend, with administration centered in the Southern Tablelands for years, including appointment discussions for St Calum Sole’s church and radio outreach.
Airmen expect a large crowd at Albert Hall tonight for Burlives concert on American ballad "anger" tour. Tickets sold out days ago. additional seats have been released as demand remains high for the ABC performer.
The Canberra area faced a severe blackout lasting about three hours as cold weather intensified demand. Officials warn unscheduled cuts will worsen outages unless energy supplies are conserved.
Report from London notes heavy losses in knitting wool and rising consumer resistance. The piece mentions firm Rungwoot manufacturing and related firms facing reduced values, with references to Meavy and Conlinunus fellas. The text compares retained wood to other assets and discusses price pressures in the sector.
A bequest from the late Miss Smith provides about 250 books to St John’s Church, linked to Queenbeyan. The donation, tied to Canon Flore Galliard, supports an Anglican relief library project and memorializes the deceased.
Weather data shows precipitation near zero inches and temperatures around 34 degrees with a warm spell indicated. Winds shift from light to strong northwest as a cold front approaches. scattered showers possible in the western area and notable gusts expected later.
Public health drive requires attendance for a mass chest X ray survey with penalties for non attendance. Dates times and venues listed, including outlying areas. Citizens urged to attend and contact Carteret 200 Extrochoa 31k for details.
A dated critique argues Parliament should elevate Canberra planning and library needs, faulting the National Capital Planning and Development Committee for lack of authority and public reporting. It urges a high level, unified administration to oversee all government building projects and avoid costly, short sighted construction.
Report shows no wool sold domestically while exports to Russia Czechoslovakia Poland and others rose. For the year ending June 30 1961 total wool exports reached 13 million pounds valued at about 47 million pounds with major buyers including Czechoslovakia Poland and Russia.
A garbled report notes a high official arrival with military escort in a capital setting. Despite unreadable names and places, the event centers on a vice regal figure and the presence of a lieutenant or aide during the ceremonial gathering.
The Attorney General announced the appointment of Malcolm William, Dadald McIntyre of Aydary and a Swope to the Contemptible with Court of Conciliation and Arbitration. Senator Spicer noted strides in appeals and the Arbitration Act, signaling expansion of the tribunal. Additional judges likely in the near future.
The United States, Air Force, and Lockheed test a jet with automatic flight systems. A Starfire design features nose ring tubes and guided missiles. engineers boast near autonomous operations with rapid response and high altitude performance.
General costs in Australia are high and likely to rise, with increased import costs and currency effects. The source notes Ford Australia faces pressure from exchange rates and higher wages, casting doubt on any immediate price reductions for Ford vehicles.
Melbourne report notes Australia’s wheat crop will be about 6,090,000 bushels fewer than last year, with a marketable wheat crop estimated around 1488 to 188 million bushels. The bureau head cautioned the season’s outcomes depend on weather and acreage. Prospects show a reduced yield despite recent higher planting, with forecasts reflecting a cautious outlook for the national grain market.
A librarian warns that delaying the 1956 Memorial to Roosevelt and the Nations Library could harm international relations and American collections. He details Farmington Plan aims, Canberra access needs, and the drive to centralise information across Commonwealth and university libraries to aid research.
A garbled report discusses building and lot measurements, square footage, and costs for a public works project. It mentions a block offices area, a library privacy review, and various figures around 700 000 dollars, 8609 square feet, and 300 000 totals, with references to committees and public works processes.
A transfer plan faces opposition as officials defend the project and the building site. Key witnesses include Mr Key Deputy Librarian and Mr Nl Director of Works, with government bodies and planning authorities likely to weigh in. Public debate centers on preserving the library while accommodating new development needs.
Repair plans for the War Memorial roof are announced with a focus on safeguarding World War exhibits. Officials anticipate structural work and restoration of damaged wall paintings to protect the display space and the surrounding area during redevelopment.
A troubled cotton mill in Adelaide plans short time for its workforce, affecting about 1,000 employees at the Wootillia works. Management cites market pressure and reduced orders as the cause, with a temporary reduction in hours slated to last until demand improves.
In Sydney, federal and ACT ministers plan talks on labor issues amid warnings to curb shipping. Discussions focus on water, employment, and the broader maritime policy. Leaders frame the talks as crucial for future policy direction and industry stability.
Fragmented OCR text references AWA and foreign migrants with unclear phrasing and scattered names. The readable bits imply a political or immigration topic tied to Australia and related terms, but the core facts are obscured by garbled characters and missing context.
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