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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
2
Sydney leaders denounce alleged taxation on tobacco soap and accusations of inflated costs. Officials dispute claims, noting price mechanisms and government aid impact on tobacco and soap products.
A Goulburn branch report from Sid outlines wool selling prices and average values across districts. Names from Canberra to Hall and Tharwa appear with prices in pence per pound, reflecting market conditions and recent gains for produce in multiple locales.
Part owner W H Mace confirms Murray Stream injured foreleg and will be retired to Mace Ranchory Stud near Toowoomba It has a full list of stud assignments for the season with stakes totaling E3B 290.
A railway coach was provided for the Governor General Mr McKell and his party during a three day visit to Canberra. The official party could not secure hotel accommodations and requested a ministerial coach. The coach was set to be parked and used by the party.
The Legislative Council narrowly approved supply by 18 to 3 with conditions. The government must consent to an early dissolution of the Assembly and amend the prior period to six weeks. Mr Green warned that a supply refusal could lead to destruction of the upper house. Mr Dalton, a government representative, said the amendment would not be accepted.
Melbourne reports the Australian Government may accept up to 200000 displaced Europeans if ships can be arranged. Calwell and Aix suggest matching the American 510000 European intake and seek Truman's help to secure ships. Migration authorities expect about 20000 displaced persons to arrive by year end.
The conference discussed easing controls while maintaining essential services and payments to subordinates. Attendees noted wage adjustments and the impact of subsidies on clothing and household linen costs as they debated prices and distribution under Commonwealth regulation.
Members of the Greek community plan a joint fund drive for the National Children's Appeal. Canberra and Queanbeyan will share collections and host a July 29 concert featuring artist Mr Nicholas Leon. Local organizers include G. Rhoden and G. A. Smallman.
Melbourne reports the Antarctic Expedition to Macquarie Isle suffered a drowning. Mr. C. H. Scoble of Castlemaine Victoria, an engineer in the scientific party, died while living with fellow expedition members last Sunday during winter observations. He leaves two young children.
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