Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notices and Names
Fragmentary text lists scattered personal names, places, and institutions with unclear context. Readable items include St Patrick's, Norte, and Dune Collins among student mentions and rental notes.
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12 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1957
Page
1
Malenkov Named Manager of Major Soviet Power Plant
Zhukov era details clouded by Soviet leadership reshuffle as Malenkov takes charge of a large power station in Kazakhstan. Radio Moscow notes transfer rather than persecution, while Khrushchev’s lenience policy appears aimed at averting high profile trials.
Mudholes At New Flats Disgrace Says Mr Fraser
Mr Fraser condemns the Ballumbir Street Braddon tenants plight after an inspection in rain. He cites deep mud pools and damaged pathways, urging immediate action and faulting both the Interior and Works departments amid funding shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Flats
Mr. Fraser
Ballumbir Street
Braddon
Reid
Jim Fraser
M.P
Fraser
Vetter
Canberra ‘Times
Department of the Tntertor
Ion
James
Braser
Department of the Interior
Department of Works
Wong
Parties Agree To Confer On Long Leave
In Melbourne employers and eight metal trades unions agreed to negotiate on the legislated 13 weeks long service leave. They consented to conference with the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission after applications for eight weeks’ leave after 25 years of service. The resumed hearing date was set for September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Laurie Granted Leave to Appeal over Dame Margot Fonteyn profits
London promoter James Laurie wins special leave to appeal an order by Sir Edmund Herring directing the Victorian Supreme Court hearing on profit distribution from Margot Fonteyn’s Australian tour. Garnet Carroll claims £22,945 half of profits. Laurie disputes a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Laurie
Edmund Herring
Edmund
Victorian Supreme Court
Margot Fonteyn
Laurie
Melbourne
Garnet H. Carroll
Carrot
Margot
Australia
Panic over Asian influenza debunked by Australian doctors
Dr Cameron cautioned against alarm amid reports of Asian influenza in Melbourne and northern Victoria noting the outbreak was mild and subsiding. He urged bed rest for the infected and said no mass vaccination was needed. NSW and Queensland authorities echoed the view that the illness remained manageable with limited severe cases and no widespread panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cameron
Victoria
Queensland
Australia
Calras
Sydney
N.S.W
Mr. Sheahan
Sheahan
North Queensland
Brisbane
Bishop denounces bomb as plague before Lords
The Bishop of Manchester Dr W D Creer told the Lords that no circumstances justify using the H bomb calling it a plague. He warned its use would devastate about 60 square miles of land and urged renewed negotiations for disarmament amid a London debate on nuclear weapons policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N. Disarmament
London
Manchester
W. D. Creer
Lord Swinton
Cannescetve
Swinton
Greer
Lord Alexander
Hille|borough
Injured Man Disappears At Warragamba Dam
Cyril Divine Walter Waller 44 of Warragamba was found with a cut temple and said he fell from timber. He disappeared after ambulancemen left him unattended. Police and 140 volunteers searched the area. the search was paused and to resume tomorrow. Waller is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Warragamba Dam
Cyril Divine
Walter” Waller
Warragamba
Waller
Water Board
Aga Khan Dies At 79 In Switzerland Ruler And Benefactor
Aga Khan, Muslim faith leader and noted sportsman, died aged 79. Reports from Versoix Switzerland via United Press say he held the title Right Honourable Aga Sultan and was the 44th direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW _ YORK
Kier
AAP
Reuter
Aga Khan
Valle Foun
Versoix
Switzerland
United Press
Aga Sultan Nrmed Shah
Mohammed
Girard Trial To Go On In U S Japan Dispute
U S Army Corporal William Girard faces trial after a Japanese woman scrap metal scavenger was killed on a U S Army firing range. Judge Yueo Kawachi said trial date to be announced, amid a U S Japan dispute over jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.s.japan
Bland backs new Northern State plan across Australia
Professor Bland, Sydney University Public Administration chair, urged a new Northern State formation spanning parts of Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia. He argued it would curb city dominance and shift political power from Sydney, while chairing the Public Accounts Committee in Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darewin
Sydney
New South Wales
Nominations For ACT Labour Council Rise Significantly
The Trades and Labour Council of the ACT tallies 18 nominations for various offices. Sitting president Mr. Filey is unopposed and nominations for treasurer, assistant secretary, and three-man disputes committee are listed, with Mr. Taylor as current assistant secretary and Mr. Quinane the returning officer for the annual meeting next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinteen
Trades and Labour Council
Act
Filey
H. KE
Curan
J. W. Burton
D. Squires
B. L. Parkes
W. G. Convine
L. Taylor
Taylor
Coy
Messrs
J. N. Applebee
K. J. Burgess
J. C. McKie
J. McMahon
L. McVeigh
W. Nowill
C.simpson
K. F. Quinane
Rome Bus Shed Roof Collapse Kills Three Workers
Three workmen died and about 500 injured when the roof of a bus shed collapsed at a Rome transport yard. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as rescuers pulled survivors from the wreck and authorities opened an inquiry into the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
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Kazakhstan
Renee Btalin
Tor Malenkov
Kazalatan
Daily Telegraph
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New York
Mostow
Bullargt
Daily Mail
Communist Party
Prague
Wth
Antonin Zapotocky
Marahal Bulganin
Molonglo
Lennox Crossing
Scott's
Kings Avenue
Dr. Cameron
Brighton
State Health Commission
Brennan
Scotch College
Girard
Bland
Labour Council
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