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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 14, 1949

Page

2

Australia to host science in wool tour and United States link

Douglas T. Boyd, chairman of the Australian Wool Board, outlines an international wool science tour with Australia showcasing latest selenite developments. The tour includes the Wool Bureau and Princeton Project aiming to boost wool use and processing research, noting US demand and projected stable or rising markets despite lower Australian production.

Selenite Developments United Kingdom Feencereview Ir Douglas T. Boye Australian Want Board Direenational Wool Executive London Wool Bureau Tne New York Ween Bodken Boyd North America United States Wool Board Amer Lcan Dominion Princeton Princeton University U.S.A New Zealand Mr_Boyd Uga Mr. Boyd United

Asbestos Workers Strike in Canada Amid Severe Health Fears

Ottawa reels as Canadian miners at Astenton town stage a 12 week strike over safety. The walkout targets Canadan company's failure to curb asbestos exposure, raising asbestosis fears. Police intervene amid violent protests and arrests as workers press for safer controls.

Ottawa Owen Canaan Iubistas Xpaker Canada Sebastian Astenton Rirulondera

Victoria Orders Coal From Abroad

The Victorian Premier said the government aims to import 400000 tons of coal from abroad, including 250000 tons from India and King land. Currency issues delayed approvals until Prime Minister Chifley authorized purchases. About 1000 tons of Indian coal expected Friday, with 6000 tons to follow and English shipments of 1000 tons each.

Melbourne Blaie Me. Holloway Kingland India Chifley Chiley Hottway

Withdrawal of OL workers from Central Burma

AAP Reuters reports that Britain will withdraw all oil workers from the Central Burma oil field near Yangong Angyaung, about 340 miles north of Rangoon, due to risks from ongoing military operations in the area.

Burma AAP Reuters

Former priest attacks church in Czechoslovakia

Alexander Horak a former priest in Prague accused the Czechoslovakian Roman Catholic bishop and clergy of treason for serving unfriendly foreign powers. He demanded penalties including death for those named and suspended by the church for political activity under the Communist government.

Prague Alexander Horak Drveat Wey Anscot

Scotland to host major display in Britain’s 1951 engineering festival

Century's Progress in Engineering will feature a Glasgow exhibit as part of the Festival of Britain in 1951. The display plans to illustrate Britain's heavy engineering, shipbuilding, and future contributions in four major exhibitions outside London. The event spans about 14 weeks and aims to draw around 10 million visitors, marking an unprecedented large-scale showcase of engineering prowess.

Scotland Glasgow London Britain

Pruning Exhibitions Planned Near Nar and Ted Hills

An Australian report notes pruning demonstrations by the horticultural instructor from New South Wales. Events are set for July 22 at Racket Road Jarrabarberra Avenue Nar and the following Saturday at Commander C. Car ria residence Monaro Crescent Ted Hills area. Officials indicate the demonstrations aim to examine tree issues and provide guidance on backyard pruning practices.

New South Wales TN Poweran Racket Rd Jarrabarberra Avene Nar Fabundah Batsirday Carria Monaro Crescent Ted Hii Ted Hii, Departmental Aficiala Neeupler

Mrs O Keefe Challenges Deportation Rights in High Court

Melbourne court action centers on whether the War Time Refugees Removal Act allows the Commonwealth to deport Mrs Annie O Keefe. The High Court is asked to rule if she was ever lawfully a subject and Australian citizen under the Nationality Act, with arguments over the act’s reach and validity.

Melbourne Wednaday Commonwealth Annie O'Keefe Tepin'n Homens High ‘Court Ornefe Mt Bonbeach McKell O'Keefe Jagsinat Calwell O'Keefe Jemima Citizenarip Art Mrm Tenn

Panic buying of petrol sparks Brisbane concern

Brisbane report notes panic buying of petrol with warnings that supplies will meet normal demand if motorists and retailers cooperate. Secretary L Allibony of the Australian Automobile Chamber of Commerce says reintroduction of ration tickets may be forced if panic continues, stressing the danger of repeat shortages.

Brisbane Australian Automobile Chamber of Commerce L. Allibony Allatralla

U S A Press Reports Australian Strike Backlash

The United States press discusses an Australian coal strike and its global implications. Echoing editorials, it questions Britain and Australia's responses, the role of Communists, and the Marshall Plan, amid concerns over a broader Cold War strategy.

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China to Defend Chusan Island in East China Sea

Hong Kong report says the Chinese National Government decided to defend Chusan Island near the Yangtse River mouth east of Shanghai. A second note to Britain on the question of women at Chinese ports was promised, with legal aspects of the Nationalist policy noted.

Hong Kong Chunan Toland Shanghai Souyess Britain

Acton Amateur Billiards Matches Set in Canberra

Amateur Billiards action at the Canberra Amateur gala shows Acton Guest House to face Fire Brigade at Acton Guns House while Hotel Acton meets Transport at Hotel Aston. Fire Brigade leads Transport one game as Hotel Acton defeats Acton Gulr by one frame for third place. Transport lineup includes W. Beadmar and teammates. Acton Gun House lineup features V. Levy and others.

Acton Fire Brigade Acton Guns House Hotel Acton Transport Hotel Aston Canberra Acton Gulr Haase W. Beadmar Goggins A. Me. Donel N. Edwards Acton Gieal V. Levy J. Emintz Dingwall Fade

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