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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1948
Page
2
In Monaro the Liberal candidate for Monaro is discussed alongside references to state election figures. The text mentions names and affiliations with political committees and councils, indicating campaign activity and party alignment without clear election results. An emphasis on local party organization and candidate roles is evident throughout.
Revenue figures show losses in bus and tram operations with amounts listed for several districts including Newcastle and other area totals. The report cites specific figures such as 10,000 and 1,300, with additional minor sums noted for local services. The document emphasizes overall downturn in public transport receipts.
Disjointed fragments report a lorry driver fine and several legal references. Mentions of guilty pleas, trials, and sentences surface amid garbled names and scattered events, including alleged threats and a world title bout.
In Canberra reports indicate migrant movement pressures as Australia considers migration policy. The briefing notes a push for rural work programs and potential increases in migrant numbers, with ministerial remarks on migration trends and policy options amid uncertain outlook.
Conference between the Commonwealth and state ministers on wheat price stabilisation proposes a guaranteed price of 6/3 per bushel until 1968 for export wheat, with quotas and subsidies to support Australian growers and consumer protection. Endorsement by producing states and committee testing planned. weathering international non ratification issues noted.
Graziers call for UN action to aid famine relief for children. Petition highlights drought impact and urgent need for international assistance. Officials urge cooperation, fundraising, and rapid response to worsen conditions.
In an incomplete account from Rydney on Monday the minister for local government claimed no prosecutions for gas abuse had been discussed. The Sydney County Councilor J Cree defended regulation while noting breaches of safety and protection orders. details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A report from the Department of Commerce of Serieuliere indicates that contracts to supply linseed to Australia will cover half of a total 7,800 tons. The bid, described as free trading, is expected to finalize in May with completion before the end of the period. Naruse
Fragmented OCR text discusses price control and trade policies, mentioning commerce and agriculture authorities. It references negotiations with merchants on pricing and land use, with unclear statements about payment terms and market conditions.
IRN notes that MAY cost more for registered letters with hints of postal rate changes. fragmented OCR discusses necessity of December mail and central postal authority awaiting cost adjustments. Benstor Certron is referenced regarding registration procedures and timetables.
Report states that the organization now has 89 branches and over 1800 members, open to men aged 18 to 100. It describes inclusive participation in political life, a federal and state role, and support for anti tuberculosis campaigns and international goodwill efforts.
Government directs firemen to resume duties amid a labor stalemate. Officials warned emergency services would be mobilized if workers refused to return, while unions argued for arbitration and maintained readiness for ongoing protest.
Civilians joined senior executive fire brigade officers in a blaze at Granham Foundry in Baw, aiding a skeleton fire brigade until a strike was contained. Police and fire officials coordinated, civilians manned posts, and a settlement was reached as permanent officers oversaw operations. The government was urged to protect workers and ensure rapid response.
Weavy fined 38 by Mr Marrin at Central Court today after Joan Taylor and Reginald Jucthton pleaded guilty to mistreating a kitten. The case details were unclear due to damaged text but the outcome shows a monetary penalty and formal jurisdiction.
Mimars leaders defer decision on Saturday work as a general conference is convened to discuss the impact on industry and employment. The meeting will address compulsory measures and the industrial value of plovene while miners’ leaders request assurances and notices to prevent stoppages.
Public utilities run near normal with limited train service and a ban on shop window lighting. Premier Uday and Blake Committee discussed allocations to support the coal industry. Officials urged restraint to reduce coal consumption under requisition measures.
The Attorney General announced that peace officers would replace the Commonwealth peace after guard, with about 300 expected for the Avatrana area. Officials discussed a possible step to maintain order while fire service members are mobilized, as tensions rise and authorities weigh control.
The Waterside Workers Federation elections in Melbourne show militant and moderate factions clashing amid an Aerarat struggle. With voters absent for ship operations, most port ships were idle and thousands of workers faced proposed shifts from 8 am to 5 pm.
Australia sixth in stock judging event with错 text indicates competitors from New South Wales Victoria and England United States. Names listed include Jon Henry Nowra Jack Mar fin Albion Park and Alay Turit ber with unclear affiliations amid damaged OCR.
Indignant rail pensioners protested at a meeting, criticizing the minister's proposed plan. Report notes mounting dissatisfaction among retirees over fees and reforms affecting railway workers and old-age benefits.
A Commonwealth wheat stabilisation plan was outlined with guaranteed prices, central authority controls, and state cooperation. The Wheat Growers Federation met in Canberra with ministers, signaling intent to push a national scheme despite state hesitance and possible negotiations.
Sydney reports severe drought effects on livestock with plummeting meat production. Officials note a 37 million sheep and cattle herd loss potential, aiming to rebuild postwar stocks. agriculture ministers cite prewar benchmarks and farm losses driving higher prices and shortages.
Government rating notes that five million yards of ration Lextura from India to Australia are delayed. Officials say shipments have not yet left India due to Australian tariff and quota constraints. The Australian Trade Commissioner discusses despatch issues and the impact on June 30 supplies.
A notice states that poultry exports to the United States and United Kingdom are now allowed for the period from July 2 to December 3. The article notes export duties and tariff terms, citing a quotation from ATA Sawermren and anney vd Die. The summary confirms lifted restrictions and estimated value in dollars.
A scrambled report notes lack of guidance on Canberra matters and mentions trainees, senior staff, and a withdrawal amid unclear details. It references Mactan and various unnamed officials, with fragmented phrases suggesting a training program and possible resignations or withdrawals.
A fragmented 1920s style editorial argues central planning by socialists will boost production by over 200 percent, citing Dr Avett and Mr Harriman. It condemns high wartime taxes that sap individual drive and suggests centralized authority as the path to greater output and national strength.
A fragmented, garbled report mentions Canberra costs and government administration. It highlights opposition to higher taxes and calls for restraint in government spending. Names and clear facts are obscured by OCR errors, but the core theme is financial strain on Canberra operations.
A fragmented transcript shows Dr Evatt defending the government against opposition charges. Key figures Rudden and Fadden voiced concerns on production, unemployment, and the capital debt. Evatt argued for a focus on taxation and ministerial economies as part of immediate measures.
Canberra National team will play South Sydney at Manuka Oval on Sunday. The lineup includes van Liltey Farrell Mearthiar Huns er Nelbording Dickenson fla i Drayton Noonan Mule Hoken Hutenmiant tyme Surman c Ghituntelta van Urlde Ranier mith NAVY Fendint Torrie Der Grint Flyn Biayere. Match time listed as 4.30 pm on Wednesday.
The meeting of the ACT Ade council yesterday discussed delaying private development projects to avoid late actions. Officials considered costs, safety, and public benefit while weighing urgent needs of housing and infrastructure. Key figures named include Mr Johnston and health and works department staff as they debated timing and approvals.
Melbourne reports tender calls for erection of experimental television stations. Postmaster General department aims to cut costs while Cabinet reviews potential subsidies. Officials stress early trials do not guarantee full network rollout.
A suspect named Bondy Howald De La Gard faced remand without bail after police report of a £300 theft alleging a gun and a £200 fraud claim. The Hedlert Tour case involved mass replication and use of violence noted by authorities. The accused, described in vague terms, faced questions about wealth status and relations while remanded.
The report notes a rise in lead bonuses for barrier miners and mentions figures such as 48 17.0 pF and 407 percent. It discusses average heated price of toad and employment counts, highlighting the greatest number employed since 1898. The text appears garbled and references June figures and wage context.
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