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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1947
Page
4
Tarzan Act and Shocking Damages at Kanawick Park
James Philip Marshall was fined in Central Court for drunkenness and ordered to pay compensation after a supposed fight. A Tarzan act incident at Alison Park involved a boy climbing trees and swinging from limbs, damaging them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
James Philip Marshall
Attar
Central Court
Alison Park
Kanawick
Migrants Receive Training at Technical College
Twenty five migrants began part time training at a technical college under the Re Establishment Act. Most have moved to Sydney and Melbourne for work. Ex servicemen receive tools up to £10 under an Anglo UK reciprocal agreement, aiding re establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Aghia
Jer
Tonday
Ile
Akaliar
Orme
Caimpe Wan
Sydney
Melbourne
Engilah
Ike
Australia
United Kingdom
Rgland
Kiar
Canbarra
Total Bowling Drich And Brisbane Trial Verdict
A UK style court column reports a £3,076 verdict against Dr Langan for negligence in an injury case involving Mrs Peterson and her husband Arthur Peterson of Brisbans. The jury awarded £770 to Mr Peterson and £2,300 to Mrs Peterson for a broken thigh, with costs. The proceedings reference cricketer names and unrelated sporting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Langan
Arthur Peterson
Brishans
Peterson
Uist
Stanley
Petersons
Costa
Soldiers revolt on Dunera ship during voyage home
On a Dunera troopship returning to New Zealand from Japan a contingent of soldiers armed with liquor assaulted a cell where two men were being punished. Eyewitnesses say troops broke into the cell, leading to a chaotic scene before authorities contained the disturbance aboard the Wellington bound vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Japan
Celle
Hutton
Washbrook
Nourse
Tuckett
Lyttelton
Caulac
Panpton
Canberra Rifle Club Flat Shoot Sees Record Scores
Under adverse conditions 26 riflemen attended the flat shoot of the year yards Aperture sights were used for the first time and improved scores. McLeod and Ashton top scored with 47. After the second count back L McLeod won the daily cash prize. Scorers include McLeod Ashton 47 24 49.4, Canham Webb McIntosh McCerty Dimntick Hay 46 4 49, and others with lower figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aperture Ai
Miaual
McLeod
Ashton
L. McLeod
Daily
Canham
W. Webb
Mcintosh
McCerty
Dimntick
Hay
L. Biewiti
Admission charge to Sunday football at Manuka Oval
The Department of the Interior will probe alleged program charges at the rugby league match between Canberra and Guseadegan at Manuka Oval. More than 4,000 attended. officials say admission was free and programs were optional, listing only players’ names. The inquiry result is due Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Mantka Oval
Canberra
Guseadegan
Audi
Anyne
Ty Tw
Arbitration Court sets conference on 40 hour demand
Sydney judge Foster of the Arbitration Court has called a conference for tomorrow to discuss a threatened hold up in gum supply tied to the 40 hour week dispute. Workers under the court award of 44 hours seek a 40 hour maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Foster
Arbitration Court
Women's State Golf Championship leads off with upset victory
Mrs Norma Kelly of Wollongong stuns the defending champion Mrs M Roakin to reach the state championship final. Mrs L Shoppes of Newcourt falls to T Borthwick in the quarter finals as Australian Club Tee signals more matches due tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Norma Kelly
Wollongong
M. Roakin
Narrabundah cottages allotment to builders
A tentative allocation of 10 percent of Narrabundah cottages will be let to builders residing in Canberra under hardship rules. The Director of Works, Mr Potts, noted many applications had been received and two homes in a 200-house group were already let to families from New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Potts
Builder i
Jere
New South Wales
Inquiry Sought Into Growth of Public Servants
The Leader of the Country Party, Mr Pudden, urged the Prime Minister, Mr Chifley, to order an inquiry into the rise in public servants. He noted Australia now has about 566,200 public servants, roughly one in four of the working population, an increase of 200 since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Country Party
My. Pudden
Mr. Chifley
Australis
Arabian Seaman Charged After Attack on Steamer
Beil refused bail as Arabian seaman Nagar Nassar 44 is charged with maliciously wounding William Gough seaman on the Fort Romaine and attacking police on the Newcastle voyage. Gough remains in serious condition with a punctured tongue after a penknife stabbing during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
William Gough
Fort Romaine
Tiwan
Nagar Nassar
Gough
Eastlake Hostel Conditions Improve Amid Complaints
Workers at Eastlake Hostel demanded an inquiry into hostel conditions. Riveraide workers had earlier complained about food quality and quantity, but reports say conditions have improved and complaints are now minor. A hostel meeting alleged promised improvements by the Minister for Work and Health have not materialized despite new mirrors and plugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastlake
Mtrace
Riveraide
Speciera
Warka
Hirmin
Rugby League in L A the Secretary and aides depart
A fragmentary note records Secretary Mr Keith Shas and aides leaving for Adelaide on a mission related to rugby league activities in Los Angeles, with unclear further details due to damage in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Shas
George
Avelaide
Queensland Rugby League Team Selected For Sydney Visit
The roster for the Queensland rugby league squad to visit Sydney was announced on Monday. Players will undergo medical examinations before travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sera Saner
Rugby Union Player Uncertain for Trip to England
Sydney Monday The NAW Rugby Union Council deferred the decision on Burke of Queensland joining the team for the England trip. The council will ask Burkes rises to column Burke and report before July 12 with a special meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sydney
NAW
Rugby Union Council
Tomnight
Burke
Quesnaland
Colmine Burks
Ator
Postal revenue soars for year ended June 30 Melbourne
The Postal Department reports revenue for the year ended June 30 at £29,801, breaching two million pounds above the prior record set in 1988-89. The influence of the Melbourne branch is noted as a key factor in the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Postal Department
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