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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Adam Ingram and Son with a Lansdale address at 87 Raanonon. The readable item mentions a business line or listing but lacks full context or activity details.
A vacancy is posted for a junior female staff member in Renton. Eligible applicants should submit credentials and apply by the specified deadline at the administration office.
A fragmented, garbled review of revenue projections and surplus use outlines possible tax changes and spending shifts. It discusses income tax yields, Commonwealth fairness, and potential reforms to reduce taxation while maintaining services.
Canberra forecast calls for a cold start with a westerly change, scattered snow showers on the Alps later, and a risk of frost inland. In Ottawa, nearly one million Canadian children received two polio shots without incident as Parliament resumes.
Choral group from Canberra performed Italian madrigals including Tormento and Tlice Marensio, among others, during a formal university dinner. The program also offered pieces Such as Dainty Fine Bits by Gibbon and Sumrall Dw by Vautor, with Cyprian Beore's In Your Fare closing the event as dancing followed in the Music Rooms.
The Governor General and Lady Jim attended a university regimental dinner at Sydney University. Captain Wobrethyean accompanied them as the event was hosted by military officials and noted by attendees from government circles.
The Attorney General senior counsel for the state contends before the Ivy Council in Melbourne regarding Browne and Rapin Prympatrick in a privilege appeal. The Solicitor General and other counsel present argue the case as the High Court reviews issues from the Commonwealth. The hearing, scheduled with the court, involves objections raised by Browne journalism and other parties amid procedural questions.
The government announces rent changes for rental housing in Canberra and surrounding areas. Increases range from 20 to 42 percent for some dwellings, while others see reductions, with several named cottages and areas listed under new scales. No further protest will be heard as of the latest date.
The report describes a route change involving Rounsd Australia Motor Car Triat and mentions Mr. Br MoariBkee of Vacua Dik company. Sor Munroe is named as the final singer. The route progresses through Gunberen Tumut Dalby and Kingaroy, with mentions of Cloncurry Atta and Mile distances. Possible preparations for a TAS survey and river travel are noted.
Fragmentary text references a department setting a 24900 contract for a block of flats on a street called Avenue. Mentions conveyance of shops and storey heights under construction by firms or contractors with names partially garbled.
The chairman of the Australian Immigration Advisory Cornell Mr O W Brown announced a meeting held in the Chamber of Manufactures room Adelaide at 2:20 pm. The plan aims to outline 125000 migrants and discuss insurance and rationing measures for the coming year.
The Commonwealth railway is projected to post a major excess over working expenses. Figures show large income gains and costs, with a net positive balance for the year.
The Vietnamese premier greeted an armament delegation led by Ne a Pan Diem amid calls for unity. Officials noted intergovernmental talks and collaboration with NATO figures, stressing regional stability and continued dialogue.
A convicted execution candidate named Convict-Author seeks reprieve amid prior escape attempts and ongoing appeals. The report notes ongoing legal actions and potential timing changes for upcoming proceedings and mentions associated locations and officials without sensational detail.
The report highlights an overseas deficit of 68 million pounds for the last financial year, contrasting with a favorable balance of 148.7 million in a prior year. It notes substantial export and import movements, with May showing a high import value and May exports around 70.4 million, as authorities project Australia’s overall balance of payments for the year.
Contractors plan early construction on a Braddon area hotel project with local officials confirming site work expected to start soon. Details regarding the developer and exact opening timeline remain to be announced by the planning department.
A rugged trial route along Wee Jasper Road drew car enthusiasts and local drivers to test handling and visibility. Spectators watched as participants navigated mixed surfaces, with commentary noting the route’s challenging turns and the event’s showcase of vehicle performance.
A reader letter discusses the Moral Re-Armament movement, its reception by Roman Catholic groups, and statements from church leaders. It references figures such as Cardinal Grim in England and Archbishop, and critiques the movement’s alignment with religious duties and political aims.
The article discusses housing policy under a government department, debating priority allocations and the impact on communities. It mentions Averett, Mithertoy, and other figures, questioning how decisions are made and who benefits from allotments while noting public concern and delays.
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