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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 11, 1946

Page

4

Death Motive in Canberra Community Moment

A local Canberra death notice records the passing of Mary Busle and Beatty Welared, with several community figures named alongside. The brief obituary notes their ties to Prior Bayle and local gates, mentioning Sayre Waneaton in connection to the event.

Canberre Moaptia Mary Busle Beatty Wily Prior Bayle Gates Diet Brate Weta Sayre

Tangled OCR fragment hints at names and dates

Fragmentary text references several personal names and a possible event in July AD. It mentions Ensenadra Jarvis and Milles Daly M14 among unclear phrases and locations, with no coherent action or outcome to determine a clear news item.

Saree Meynwry Taymoar Ensenadra Jarvis Milles Daly Das Weremieynbvey My

Parley Aims At Commonwealth Policy Shifts

In Parliament Prime Minister Mr. Chifley indicated a forthcoming statement on avoiding policy clashes with industrial unions. He signaled plans for a conference between the Commonwealth and industry to curb industrial unrest and address tensions over prices and subsidies.

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PORECAST Beis Eastern Districte Weather Summary

Cloudy with light rain and mist across the eastern district. Expect cold winds and foggy areas. Minor drizzle possible near coastal zones. Winds from the northwest at moderate speed. Temperatures dipping overnight with chilly morning risk.

Beis Wille

Broadcast Parliament to Inform Electors in Australia

A bold article argues that broadcasting Parliament will deepen public interest and democracy. It asserts radio access allows citizens to hear proceedings from home, prompting informed voters and higher parliamentary standards, with New Zealand cited as a precedent.

Ince Democracy Moana Hansard Radio Tx Peneot New Zealand Tvs Wlactor Haa Uae

VICE REGAL event and government council meeting chaos

Fragmented OCR text reports a high ranking figure and a government council meeting at Government Hall. It mentions names such as Mia Moya and Jon Crowerray Liestona with references to a daily audit remaining and senior officials in a ceremonial context.

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Princess Elizabeth Receives Honours at University Ceremony

London reports the Princess Elizabeth, amid a short public life, won the hearts of the Austro Austrian community. Prince Fitzaneth greeted her with a musical blessing as she received the first honorary degree from Lord Athions, chancellor of the university, at Atkint.

London Princean Fitzaneth Atkint Muni Lord Athions

Another to be Found In Seven Days Ulverstone Court

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court action at Ulverstone Court involving multiple parties. The readable lines reference a Dob le order, cave and cottage residents, and a claimant seeking an invention or extope lan. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.

Ulverstone Court Sever Cave & Cottage Man Renideniow Nation Juhin McWinnira Polar

JAP PRISONERS NOT RECEIVED BY FAMILIES IN JAPAN

An interview with General Northeatti reports Australian troops in Japan faced limited reuniting with families and shifting postwar roles. He notes fears among Japanese civilians faded as troops enforced stay and aid, while underground groups and labor disruption affected daily life. He mentions shortages, rice rations, and public fear during occupation.

MieiLink CommonWeat Arouaty Japan Zeneri Northeatti Teneral Northeatt Naiw Canberra Air Chifley Forde Northcatt Hip Austen Tange Agin Tokya

Adelaide Home Lost in Fire

Adelaide on Wednesday suffered extensive fire damage to a residence in Tusmore. The Deputy Private Commissioner McCang reported the blaze damaged the home severely with only parts intact and immediate containment measures underway.

Adelaide McCang Tusmore Mra McCann

Warrior's Grave War Memorial at Cam Terre

A natural war memorial at Cam Terre marks a solemn site honoring fallen soldiers. The feature notes the reverent setting and its role in commemorating valor, with local interpretations of the tribute and its place in community memory.

Cam Terre

Brisbane Meat Workers Resume Amid Strike Turmoil

Brisbane reports meat workers to resume toil tomorrow after a prolonged strike that halted production and crippled the fat cattle market. Industrial unrest spread to miners and waterside labor, with estimates placing losses in the millions as supplies feared to constrict across southern states.

Smlyea Kia Ala

Bomb threat details ocean water column rise and detonation plan

A Navy report describes a planned underwater bomb detonation near Bikini Atoll. The blast is expected to raise the water column as high as 100 feet and range 2 to 3 thousand feet in diameter, with waves reaching 12,000 feet before subsiding. The operation is slated for July 4 at 0400 hours, triggered by a ship two miles away, with no radio signal risk noted.

Russian Seizures Opposed Across Europe This Week

In London on Wednesday, diplomatic circles report opposition to Russian seizures. Officials discuss British stance against Soviet drives in Austria and the potential German property transfers in the Fusalan zone. Chancellor Figi reiterates Austria's aims for independence and peace, seeking a free country.

London Wednnsday Prest Association Clark Wver Labateios Phe Veriter Pola WBS Breel Fusalan Figi Austria Butane

Newly elected Tel Aviv Chief Rabbi visits Liverpool crowd

In Liverpool a large Jewish community gathering welcomed the newly elected Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv. The assembly, around 1300 people, cheered for minutes as the rabbi arrived from a conference. The Palestine Government denied reports of further arrests among Jewish Agency leaders.

London Liverpool Tel Aviv Una Jewiah Agency Palestine Jensen Agency

Rough Trip Across Bass Strait Ends in Melbourne Arrival

A troubled voyage across Bass Strait ends with a Melbourne arrival after seven attempts. An auxiliary vessel manned by Donigloas AT and uncle J SP Gissall from Melbourne reaches Devanport, while the Falldre of Portral reportedly escorts Shem back to a silo of Kine Toland amid uncertain recoveries.

Biutrente Widnonday Ovine Donigloas J SP Gissall Melbourne

Australia to Redeem Loans in New York Negotiations Ahead

A senior official will travel to the United States to discuss action on Australian dollar loans maturing in New York. About 41,000,000 of such loans carry high interest. Australia seeks more favorable terms and possible conversion options for earlier maturities.

Australia New York Treeory R. &. Parker United States U.S. Treasury London Aus

Parliament Broadcasting Gets Off to Cautious Start

Canberra reports say the first Parliament broadcasting session featured restrained exchanges and a heavy microphone setup. Ministers answered questions without notes while many MPs left the chamber to listen from party rooms. Early reception was positive though some residents missed the national feed.

House of Tepresentativra Daliag Yeaterday Mamibets Che Enfor Calwell Membara Thy, Riordan Chifley Rome Tn Beat Canberm Jude Benoit Parlement

Action to discourage turury production in Auckland

A publication outlines government plans to curb overproduction in the turkey industry. It discusses price control revisions, a standard unit and hourly pay plan, and measures to curb material use while encouraging factory output, aiming to reduce labor excess and stabilize the sector.

Auckland Werlendey Ube Inn Brices Manufacturers” Federation Ain Jey Ayatem Gurion Ar Prawant Ko Ewe

Lang Candidate to Oppose Mr Chifley in Australia

A Lang Party candidate, supported by the Liberal Party, is selected to oppose Prime Minister Chifley in the Macquarie district election. The veteran figure, aged 82, with long service, stands as a key political contender amid shifting party lines.

London Debt Conversion Issue Aims for 15 Million Pound Debt

A fragmentary report notes a new conversion issue in London valued at 15 million pounds. It outlines plans to convert about 118,000.90 of 24 percent stocks with August 15 dates and redemption needs before November 10. The piece mentions a 2k per cent item totaling 98 million pounds due this year and potential government borrowing for 1946-47 dependent on Works estimates.

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Enensland Meat Supply Extended to Curb Losses

Interim measures aim to cut Britain bound meat losses from 8000 to 15000 tons as the Australiand export season extends to September. Commerce Minister Scully Seer notes declines due to shelf deterioration and insufficient lead time to resume normal slaughter.

Britain Scully Seer

Lengthy Debate on AILL TelecommBill Shapes AWA Fate

In the House of Representatives the Commonwealth Government faced a lengthy debate over the Telecommunications Bill. Opposition argued against privatization and a new private monopoly, while Government officials defended the plan to restructure or merge with a state controlled entity. The debate included concerns about 4900 miles of private cable, shareholder compensation, and implications for AWA and other interests.

Commonwealth Governmant Sentral Harelaons Wands Bern Alco Marino Bola Fei Hayien Parken Ronsider Ait Fudden AWA Thanit Prin Mays Chimayania Pri Acs

State Premier Coal Miners: Mining Policy Clash and Local Reactions

A long interview with Bevils Crem discusses mining regulation, mercury use, and immediate examination of mine incidents. Lithgow objects to restrictions, urging adherence to power retention while noting a push for production records and local council measures.

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Readers Views From Canberra War Memoir and Housing Expenditure

Fragmented reader letters describe wartime experiences with the main force in Mars and occupation hardships, then shift to a note on YMCA, Army attitudes, and housing costs. The piece portrays disillusionment, endurance, and daily life under occupation, followed by a brief government housing expenditure note.

Canberra Bown Mars Hata Trulle Lae Avraell Japarese Changprlaen YMCA Actration Aupan

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