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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1952
Page
4
Population figures show a rise of about two million since 1939 with notes mentioning the capital, Brigbane, and Canberras figures for December last year. The text lists several place names and numeric values in a fragmented OCR style, indicating country and city population trends without a clear narrative.
The Commonwealth plans to raise the charge for long distance calls to Publix lines from 3d to 5d, projecting an annual revenue gain around 800 900 per year. The change is expected to take effect on a forthcoming date with some services remaining unchanged.
The Minister for Supply states the government can limit defence orders while warning the public about wartime output. He notes that at best the community defense will face constrained orders and a reduced share of production during the current period.
Fragmentary forecast notes for a location in Maine and nearby areas. Mentions temperature around 24 to 42 minutes after midnight with wind directions NW and cold conditions. Mentions light precipitation and a brief reference to a 24 hour period.
OCR fragment discusses United Nations involvement in Korea, referencing South Korea, Rawh Horr and various leaders. It mentions concerns over domestic stability, international perception, and calls for UN action to safeguard democracy during a tense geopolitical period.
A fragmented report shows a bus union voting outcome with a majority in favor of a single administrator. The tallies vary by region, with Victorian and other state results indicating support or opposition to direct action plans and governance proposals.
Fragmented report on social welfare programs and family allowances in Australia. Mentions Ber feet Temaiagy and totes Det Thepat Spare, a social review, and payments for mothers and children. References May 18 1963 and months of allowances, with figures like 371.1 and 343012. Names and places are garbled in OCR but indicate government support for families.
Reported in a fragmented 1920s style notice, metal trades unions plan a wage campaign to address worker pay across industry. The document references council meetings and drafting a plan to support industrial production while resisting cutbacks, with mentions of government and economic aims.
A misread dispatch reports Wharf Union plans stop work meetings amid industry tensions. Workers at Aydeny warn of coordinated action. protest messages mention extending the stoppage through June pending federal claims outcomes.
Comparative figures show the adverse trade balance at £377.2 million for 1961, versus a favourable balance of £237.9 million in the previous year 1950-51. The report notes declines in imports and shifts in trade, with sporadic accuracy in figures and missing data in several sections.
A Canberra X ray survey run by the health department reports over 13 000 participants, far above initial expectations. Officials note high public interest and facility demand, with attendance surpassing earlier carrier estimates and extending into late January.
Fragmentary text describes a tourist letter from the City of the Sun, referencing Canberrs Wil and Canc eres plus a wartime context. Mentions a man and a city accompaniment with a 100000 copies figure and a preprint edition.
A fragmented report outlines proposed loan terms and interest rate discussion. The text references government or organizational proposals and debate over lending conditions and economic policy.
Melbourne unions warn of deepening unemployment and depression amid import curbs on textile goods. Officials report about 133,000 unemployed and assert the wage drop and trade restrictions threaten prosperity.
The national planning body challenged proposed library development noting draft designs and public works inquiries. Architects and officials argued for a modern space with exhibition galleries, central foyer, glass partitions, and mezzanine levels while preserving current practice and allowing future expansion.
A fragmented description outlines a proposed Canberra exhibition and library building with windows, study spaces, and large reading rooms. It mentions calculating capacity, front-life entrance, a main foyer, and space allocations for lectures, research, and collections. The plan cites numerous figures and aims for a substantial public cultural facility with prominent collections and educational use.
Fragmented and garbled OCR notes suggest a discussion of power cuts and potential reviews in Sydney with references to a damand and a generator at Pyrcant, mentioning costs and possible plans for action. The readable elements imply an official or municipal context with statements about timing and impact.
A long serving public servant, Mr Daley, retires after four decades of service in the National Capital, with colleagues across many branches honoring his career. Officials note his loyalty, experience, and contributions to civic administration and planning.
An Australian immigration policy review is proposed to pivot toward increasing workers and dependents from migrants. The plan, led by cabinet, aims to lower permanent migrant intake and focus on family dependents, with a budget impact under discussion. The policy shift may affect NSW and involves statements by Attorney General Martin and other Commonwealth officials.
The article traces Mr. A. Blake Blakely’s long tenure as commissioner, noting his retirement after decades of service. It highlights his birthplace, career milestones including appointment as commissioner in TPL, wartime service, and postwar duties. Describes honors and duties of his final award and the ceremony details.
A lively concert featuring Ton with pultar for ar niment delivers a varied Irish repertoire. The performance includes crowd reaction, reclamation of traditional tunes, and commentary on early life of Our Lord. The second half explores Tl Brenan and regional ballads, culminating in songs like Cracked Corn and The Bonnie Wer Bay. Audience reaction turns rapturous then chaotic as the performer faces banter and protest.
A public inquiry is demanded into the removal of Col Murray. Officials including Mr Ward and external affairs representatives weigh government actions affecting territorial administration and potential implications for the United Nations. The call arises amid debate over governance and accountability.
Weather bulletin hints at near term warmth with unsettled skies. Forecasters note remnants of cold air lingering in parts of the region while heavier snow chances fade, leaving some locations damp and breezy through midweek.
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