Canberra Weather and Notices in July 1957
Weather data from Canberra shows barometer readings and temperatures with wind directions, plus a Canberra forecast from the Sydney Weather Bureau noting occasional rain and cold winds, frost, and coastal conditions. The issue lists births, engagements, deaths, and a clothing sale by the National Council of Women, along with tax returns guidance for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canherrs
Ain
Wun
Canberra
Sydney
Capital City
Sybury
Melbourne
Statement of Liability Not Accepted by W E Owen
W E Owen signs a declaration disavowing responsibility for any accounts in his name, dated July 23 1957, stating he will not be responsible. The note attributes responsibility to others and clarifies non-assumption of debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huy
Vriday
Nous Enquiries
O. B. van der Sprenkel
T. M. Owen
W. E. Owen
Canberra Relief Efforts Highlight Social Worker Concerns
A Canberra social worker urged the community to assume more responsibility for alleviating distress, noting delays in social service benefits and neglected children. She cited wage-earner sickness, poverty, and increased city need, with year's end demands growing alongside a rising population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fraser
Canberra
Abe
Roperly
Bid To Salvage Plane In Jungle Near Lake Koplago
PORT MORESBY Mon tay AAP Reuters reports an expedition to salvage a crashed single engine Nimarnan passenger plane in New Guinea. The party faced a seven day trek through swampy terrain to reach the crash site near Lake Koplago. The four occupants were unhurt and flown out by boat plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Moresby
Montay
A.p.reuter
Watc
New Guinea
Smantry
Koplago
Hanging row over first British execution in two years
London reports a fierce debate over whether John Vickers should be hanged for murder under the new Homicide Act. The Attorney General refused clemency as Vickers awaits execution tomorrow after a conviction for killing a woman during a robbery. Vickers’ mother appealed to the Queen with a mercy telegram that has gone unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Vickers
Daily Express
Britain
Reginald Manningham
Buller
Low Vickers
House of Lords
Gaking
Yosibiars
Merculer
St Vaden
Vickers
Gesth
Durham
Florence Slessor
Slessor
Snoring Alleged Cause Of Fatal Stabbing
In Sydney the coroner's inquest heard a Maltese man Henry Charles Budd died from injuries after a stabbing by Joseph Galea. Galea, 61, was committed for trial on murder charges after admitting he killed Budd who had complained about his snoring. Budd, 70, reportedly knocked and said the other man snored too much.
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Sydney
Clity
Letts
B.M
Henry Charles Budd
Budd
Joseph Gales
Palmer Street
City
Galea
Bud
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Aserths Freedman
Betty
Ron
Paul Pulsac
Bothwell
Garran
Winifred
John
Footsbaum
Eva
Keith
Erica Lee
Erica
el Ea
Mmr
Mra
Ray Dow
A.C. McKay
B.V
Se Syaney Univ
Warthagemaz
Medical
Uraeral Marhave
Minemia
Mendis
Ingaton
RAAF
Dept
Dec
M. Journe
L. Brooks
Malga Avenue
Roseville
Chase
Curtis
AIR Force
Furn House
Fawkner
Sturt Avenue
Narrabundah
Reid Park
Bianuka
Gardens
Turner
Varralumla Plat
J. Anderson, H
Rifle Club
All Saints’ Church Hall
Colyper St
Ainslie
E. McCarty
Ted Bruce
National Council OF Women
Yarralumila Tech
College
Public
THE
Canberra University College Film Society
Berlin
Arnhem Land
College Hall
Alac
Acton
Aoeet
Baa
Ron Mackenzin
Olan
Butchers
Allan Gardner Casing CO
Gardneer
Gardner
ING CO
Goulburn
Omce
Montague St
Forrest Area
Top
Manuka
Australian Capital Territory
Capita Community Hospital
Seeeoky
alary _ana
Tawtien
Commonwealth
West Blok
A.C.T
Taxation Office
West Block
Canberra University College
School of Oriental Studies
Extension Cours
River Bt
Oaks Estate
Ring
Rotary
Roger
Caladenia St
O'Connor
Bing
Commonwealth Bank OF Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Zere
Commonwealth Bank At
Irrigation Commission
Burtinjuck
New South Wales
K. T Davis
Offiger
Bulrrinjuck Dam
Lonsdale Street
Braddon
Gus
Eigit
Houston
Helier Society
Rockman
Civic
Mr. Gibson
Civic Centre
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Ant
Creece
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