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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1946
Page
3
A fragmented clipping hints at a national issue or deception but lacks specifics. Readers are left uncertain about who is involved, what happened, and where measures were taken. Further readable details are needed to identify persons, organizations, or locations tied to the claim.
In a disorderly report from AYDNEY a survey indicates a push toward winged soldiers and planes. Minister Graham opened discussions urging caution while displaying new devices and countermeasures at Mallerebury Cole EF.
Sydney local court issued warrants for arrest in a serious charge involving a driver named Hiffernan, 38, of Munitarian, accused of intending to rape and assault Mary Murphy. Murphy did not appear. HMifferian claimed prior information on the woman and asked the case be adjourned.
Improved lighting and street works on Cooyong Street Canberra address complaints about inadequate reflection from whales over the pinto project. Concrete blocks are laid to protect underground cables with households warned against digging and possible sheath damage. Power lines are buried two feet below the surface and supervised by workers on site.
The Liberal Party nominates candidates for the Gwydir by election in Sydney. Key figures include ex-service man TL Mart, 31, with local ties to Mudgee, and Scully as a rival hopeful. Mart rose to company commander and served in action at Thomas Butelfte Mort, a development tied to pastoral industry. Other Liberal figures Mena J, Hof, Bute, and H. Thackett are elected officers.
A Sydney Noonmeed representative explained that August draught beer will be reduced. He described the drop as merely seasonal and not a permanent change.
Victorian labor officials discuss ongoing unemployment despite reports of industrial union activity. They note that 70,000 workers across 34 unions face scarce work, with employers often retaining scarce staff but not offering new positions. Some workers move between industries seeking pay.
Melbourne Cup betting notes show Bernborough among favorites with a strong field. Names like Attlay Gay Lad Lennard and Barwon appear in the contender list as horses and riders vie for the cup.
A Montreal report describes the production of a large Canadian air transport aircraft designed to carry 40 passengers with a top speed around 320 miles per hour and a range near 3,800 miles.
Reports indicate delayed installation of shingled equipment for new subscribers amid shortages. The system aims to extend services while awaiting a fix, with priority tied to underground conduit work and service ramp plans through the coming weeks.
The YWCA notes report a large gathering of women at the Lady Hopstong Roo to meet Her Royal Highness and view gymnastic and folk dance displays. A August annual meeting is planned with Mina Joan Brett to preside. Nomination for board posts underway as travel disruptions delay G. Yair’s arrival in Canberra. Next week features badminton and a travel day for So-Ed Club members.
Y W C A notes list senior and reserve grade basketball games with times and venues. References to Canberra matches include teams and venues with partial legible details for Wednesday evening fixtures.
A fragmentary note from a maritime record mentions a Norwegian oil tanker that served during the war, with unclear details about years and a vessel named Jasring. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering few verifiable facts beyond wartime service and national origin.
Sydney Tumday report notes Balmain seam, seven feet thick and 260 feet below the present working, may be developed. A letter from the company director states there is a proven seam and county councils consider investigating the matter to solve coal supply issues.
Applications invited for temporary full time position of Arboriculture and Garden Tutor under Commonwealth Training Scheme at a Canberra technical college. Remuneration with allowances at FRA rate for 40 hour week. Preference given to applicants with experience in propagation planting pruning rejuvenation thinning of trees and gardens. knowledge of fruit, flowers and glasshouse plants. built features like bowling greens and tennis courts. Applications must include full personal details and testimonials, addressed to Secretary Department of the Interior Canberra, by Saturday 2 July 1964.
A special notice announces resident staff arrangements at Mount Franklin Clubhouse and Alpine Club for midweek backing from July 7 and July in 1048. Booking advised via Berretary and Co Tourist Burma for limited accommodation, with travel arrangements by parlor coach to Turasel on Wednesday the 27th. Tallente & Knapman promote Economee products and home appliances with details in the city address.
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