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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1952
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists tenders and approvals for large civil works in New South Wales and surrounding regions, including timber veneer houses, drainage works, and railway-related installations. The document names contractors, locations, and bid dates, but many terms are garbled. It mentions August deadlines and provisional authority references, with numerous proper nouns obscured by OCR errors.
Noz report from July 23 highlights government moves to shift the Canberra brickworks to the Department of the Interior aiming at centralizing control. Criticism focuses on delays, duplication, and retrospective price increases in brick supply, urging tighter oversight by Parliament's Public Accounts Committee.
A fragment notes a United States return trip involving a liner arriving yesterday from New York and possibly attempting a west record. It mentions dates, a Queen, and an average speed around 3000 banat with ages and creased Mary, indicating a damaged OCR portion of the Jersey August era.
An OCR weather snippet mentions Canberra spediae 30.898 and 3 va with a 3 pm reading. It lists a maximum temperature around 98 and wind around 25 mph. The passage includes garbled terms and dates, mentioning Friday and Sunday times and a diabetes note, but the readable facts are limited to scattered observations and forecasts.
Fragmentary notes reference Sir Earle Page and a Labour government proposal in Queensland. Mentions potential Commonwealth contribution about per head of population, hospital insurance scheme, and free milk program, with unclear context and garbled names.
A fragile crop estimate signals poor yields as buyers at Morinstun today trade notes on observed moisture and quality. Officials and traders compare Vic Seren and Lact varieties amid uncertain market demand and weather impact.
fragmented report outlines Jammail flight to Mr Dedman seeking pre selection for September 1, 1938 in South Africa. mentions Anthony, Bowth Kiinea, avenue of mail routes via Sorin Adrien, Air agency regular service, Maurits Johannesburg, and Labour references to Powrtwar Reconstruction under Chifley Government.
Olympic promoter Mockridge signs a bond with Australian officials as Manel Cox reports on the deal. Aimed at boosting funding and securing event success, the agreement links Mockridge to key partners and outlines forthcoming steps.
A fragmented survey note references Northern Territory governance and a ministerial context. It mentions regional vaccination, election resistance, and health program terms. Entities include Northern Territory, Mic, Easton, Zara, Sean, Petco, and ACG, with implied policy topics and regional focus.
B H P Ltd announces annual trading profit of 952 639 pounds for the year ended May 31 1903 after depreciation and before reinvestment. The report notes net income and asset adjustments including significant depre ciation figures and related capital movements.
The report of the Prime Minister on his abroad tour will be broadcast from the Buidoane city hall on Tuesday, with plans for wider nationwide airing by commercial stations. Officials note the ARC stance remains cautious while political implications are discussed and a broadcast approach is being considered for broader distribution.
A Hobart report outlines reduced expectations for ending the means test on pensions. Debates reference public works costs and proposed reforms, with figures cited on current and proposed funding levels. The piece notes political rumour and calls for overdue reform amid ongoing discussions.
Survey results show over 16 000 residents aged 14 or older believe many will not comply with compulsory tB examinations. Authorities plan a final appeal and enforcement with penalties up to £100 or imprisonment for noncompliance.
In Sydney the Federation told the coal industry that transport disruption has hampered coal production. The federation alleged government delays in applying certain measures, noting miners were placed on union leave and suspensions affected by transport constraints and public service movements. Officials warned delays could impact supply in the western and southern districts, with further rulings expected on remuneration and work stoppages.
A government decision shifts brickworks control from the Department of Works to the Department of the Interior after concerns over a brick price rise in the ACT. The minister noted the increase was premature and pledged to monitor costs, aiming to avoid hidden price changes while maintaining stable production.
A parliamentary note outlines £200,000 for extending agricultural extension services with Commonwealth and state funds. The plan aims to continue programs into the next year, with final cabinet consideration set for July. Ministers in agriculture and related departments will review the proposal in Perth before wider consultation.
A Mont Park attendant Mamata Niett faced charges related to abuses against a patient. The judge noted the patient’s vulnerability and emphasized the need to protect individuals from predatory conduct by staff, referencing parliamentary safeguards for female patients and attendants’ duties.
The inter state Ner Kanimbla credits Captain 0. XG with complete exoneration from blame for a grounding incident off Caloundte. The inquiry found the ship’s crew acted with proper care and vigilance during buoy attempts. Justice Nonowon noted no fault by the captain, while orders issued for damages remain in dispute.
Wellington Friday The NZ Government was urged in Parliament to ask the Australian Government to be reticent in releasing details of preparations for testing long range projectiles. Rex Maxon Labour Trust bencher suggested Australian writers had given particulars of the preparations. He called for restraint and noted that all Commonwealth countries should cooperate on security.
A shareholder report from TramaQodaisi Aupwayn Codey notes an estimated £100,000 loss for Trans Oceanic Airways. The document cites liquidation as the only option and mentions measures to liquidate assets after July 1, 1981, with investment implications and current liabilities described in rough terms.
The Justicial Committee of the Wreivyy Council asks holders of intermediate tiered stock of the Ghierasiund Natint Back Limited to present for payment in Australian currency. Details reference hearings and timeframes, with witnesses and registrar statements noted for the proceeding in London.
A fragmented OCR passage shows a government policy clash over road funding and private transport impacts. Officials consider cutting private transport subsidies while defending public road maintenance, citing fiscal strain and the need to preserve community mobility amid broader economic pressures. The text references Treasury funds and anticipated effects on travel, with emphasis on national policy debate and planning.
Report from Myoda agency notes severe weather across Tokyo and central regions with flooding. More than 28 people injured as homes damaged and 20 horses killed in the disaster, with losses estimated around 42 million dollars.
Fragmentary notes describe unclear Italian recognition moves and foreign policy tensions involving Egypt, Sudan, and England. The text mentions retracing steps, potential alignments, and unspecified talks amid a volatile regional backdrop. Named entities remain uncertain due to garbled OCR.
In a terse report from the era, Morena Maunoaci appears in a superintendent or leadership context amid local proceedings. The fragment references a board or council member and appears to track governance steps or appointments within a regional district.
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