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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
3
Market conditions appear weak as ministers and officials face questions about disturbed events yesterday. Disruptions linked to external tensions cloud the July progress, with investors reacting to unclear policy signals. Short-term rates hovered near 96 dollars while long-term yields stood around 4 dollars, indicating cautious sentiment in the market.
Canberra League discusses hosting a French team for a visit and a related match setup. Officials aim to schedule games including Canberra versus Braidwood in the second round and outline venues and dates for the event.
A garbled OCR page shows scattered lines about social events at Canberra and Braddon clubs, job ads for kitchen help and office work, a used goods market with furniture and appliances, and a miscellaneous sale listing. Names and places include Canberra, Braddon, Furneay Street, and Kingston near a railway station.
Rugby League decided yesterday to seek an immediate transfer agreement with the Association Boat of Con Viel to Titanater fee of £000. Auki by an Angiien hb sty per cent. of sale would go to the club receiving the player, with the rest used for penalties in Australia.
Belgrade dispatch reports Premier Kortiny warning that documents show plans by Tirajtiah Ghd and American agents to destabilize Albania. Government vows to defend state authority and public order amid allegations from Tirana.
Air Marshal Jonson and accompanying officers will travel to the United Kingdom for a conference convened by Lord Tedder and visit UK air facilities. He will then proceed to the United States to meet Generals Mpeate and Kenny, discuss developments, and tour aircraft factories with allied officers.
Wellington match report recalls Australian Jern Clingan facing NZ champion Ben Millett in a heavyweights bout. Referee halted the ten round contest in the tenth and awarded Millett the decision amid crowd boos and chants.
Sydney boxing card reports Ken Bailey defeating Orasten Tiago in a tough ten rounder. The Cuban challenger showed skill with both fighters trading blows but neither secured a knockout as Bailey earned a decision.
Melbourne report says all AML members illegally absent on June 30 will receive discharge in amnentia. Minister Mr Chambers states deserters who fled before June 30 and in all cases may collect deferred pay and avoid prosecution. Those in custody will be charged. discharges would be marked dishonourable and aim to trace runaways and cut detention costs.
Butter production slumped in the Commonwealth by late 10 months, trailing predictions. For the 18 months ending in May producers reported 13,402 tons, about 7,000 tons below forecast and roughly 3,000 tons under the 1946/44 benchmark.
Shannon the champion aloper is withdrawn from the King’s Cup as racing officials confirm the late scratch after inconsistent form. The event’s outcome remains uncertain as trainers and organizers assess the field and potential replacements.
Members across India Burma and Ceylon show rifts over Pakistan. Minx Winter, visiting Canberra from Lahore, expresses concerns as YWCA work continues with 7 000 members. Lahore may become a focus for future policy amid partisan tensions and regional leadership changes.
Sydney teams led by Mira, Wylie, and J Harmenson won the Ladies Foursomes Championship with 174 points. Second place went to Meine J Bhoppwe with 178, while Ming Hughen and sine Stovkman of The Laker finished strong in the second round with 85. Other pairs include Wyile Harman ARSITA and Ethett Bh poe AR-ITY, agnea-Broriemant R177, Borthwick-Raskin 01.178, Williams Creg AS and Oni Boothinn-Wager 1-184.
The article outlines Scotland opening a farm research and teaching center to coordinate farming instruction in veterinary science, dairy, and plant studies. It notes machinery, management, and specialized branches, plus a portal school, aiming to boost regional rural work and cooperation in agricultural progress.
Amateur champion K Finder oy was illuminated at the lath hole by Sharp at North Brighton in the test round of the championship. Royal Byrney cure entered the qualification vest after a playoff with seven other contenders. Anderby is suggested as the year’s greatest golfing shock.
Thirty sheep died when a train derailed near Bathurst at Tumutla station. One sheep van broke free. several animals were thrown clear. Witnesses say the derailment caused a four mile stretch of track to be blocked. Notable local footballer Wal Grenfell escaped unharmed.
An irregular gathering in Sydney drew a mixed crowd, with uniformed and plainclothes police present. The meeting, held at the Woolmarket, faced disruption as several ejected residents and others attended, but the session continued despite the unrest.
French officials and guests gathered at Hotel Canberra to mark the National Day of France. Diplomatic representatives attended the reception, with honours accorded to Jean Crtall as part of the observance.
Four Benoni high school boys formed a dance band named The Rhythm King and provide music for the WY Ro-Ril Club and YWCA events. About 100 children, ages 8 to 16, attended a hall gathering to learn dancing and music, with the orchestra led by a local organizer. The group plans to blend genres and practice to develop a unique sound while the youngest patron notes they are in the groove.
A conference between the Commonwealth government and the BMA in Melbourne aimed at a 10 year plan for a free medical scheme was disclosed by Prime Minister Chifley. Senators and officials indicated the talks could continue for two days with open discussions and possible recommendations to be presented later.
Queanbeyan traders discussed a proposal for a half day on Wednesday with extra hours on other days to reduce weekly hours. Some supported a shorter Wednesday holiday while others favored later opening with a 3 30 pm close on Saturdays. The plan aimed to ease work load without cutting an afternoon trading session. MF Moore of the Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce dismissed any fake rumor of drastic changes.
Amit, a plumber, appeared at Paddington Court on charges of attempted criminal assault and assault. He allegedly returned to the complainant’s home and threatened to tarnish her character if the case proceeded. Remanded until July 28. Pegter a ca jataon denied the charges.
The Prime Minister reports that Commonwealth employment stood at about 154,500, correcting figures that claimed 808,000. He says most staff work in the PMG Department, with large portions in the Services, Repatriation, and state authorities, while about 2 percent are in Commonwealth authorities and 1 percent in loan authorities.
Report notes inquiries about using plant hormones to promote growth in crops and to kill weeds. Officials say hormones sprayed or dusted on weeds can retard growth or cause death, with trials during wartime showing weed control potential.
The secretary of the Canberra Chamber of Commerce attended the wood and fuel merchants association committee meeting which prepared a case for the Prices Branch and denied the report that blows were struck during a stormy session.
The Miners Transport authorities consider altering concessional fares to meet worker demands. Northern district miners produce at least a ton a day and are urged to support a system of reduced rates covering Burvand, John Dart ing, Lambton, Balmain, Warstah, and North Waratah. Authorities aim to adapt fares after ongoing discussions.
Fragmented ad seeks private home rent for a married couple with young children near Queanbeyan Canberra. Urgent reply to Timer Office N 36. References to Canberra Community Hospital and local areas like Kinganton Griffith Manuka. Reward offered.
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