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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 25, 1957

Page

12

Sydney transport strike sparking political action warns unions

A Sydney transport dispute over higher pay contrasts with England and raises questions about state government inaction. The Transport Workers Union sanctions a city chain for undercutting food prices while poultry farmers face Board costs. observers warn of potential job shifts and broader political use of strikes. John Hastings.

Manly Warangahara Sydney Brookville England New South Its Sydney Transport Transport Workers’ Union Transport Union New South Wales Graham Egg Board

Crown Payments to Agents at Advisory County Meeting

At the Advisory County meeting on Monday it was admitted that an auction and hig examiner were paid 1,027 for a half day’s work at the Albert Hall on August 19, 1954. Over £3,700 was paid for four half day periods in the past year.

Albert Hall J. N. Rogers Interior Meretv Tal

Busy Schedule for NSW Motor Traders Conference

Delegates from across New South Wales gather in Canberra for a four day Motor Traders Association conference at Hotel Canberra. The program includes an apprenticeship talk by CG Tempest, a display on the Enowy Mountaina scheme, golf and bowling trophies, a Get Together dinner, and a Snowy Mountains two day tour.

N.S.W. Motor ‘Traders’ Association Canberra Ramsay Cotter River Association Snowy Mountains

Death duties exceed four million on Sir Alfred Herbert estate

Death duties totaling 4 077 063 pounds were paid on the 5 214 988 pounds left by Sir Alfred E Herbert who died last May at an unknown age. The report notes the substantial tax burden on the estate.

London A.p.-Reuter Sir Alfred E. Herbert

Young Anglicans In Conference Move Toward Merger

Fourteen representatives of the Young Anglican Diocesan Council met at St Mark's Library Canberra to discuss plans for a YA Diocesan Conference at Ste Canberra Grammar School during the Australian Day weekend 1959. They considered a merger with the Church of England Fellowship to form a national Anglican youth organisation, with final decisions deferred to a standing committee for review.

Young Anglican Diocesan Council St. Mark's Library Canberra Canberra-Goulburn Bega, Alvary Temora Young Ste Canberra Grammar School Y.A Church of England Fellowship Australia C.E.B Young Anglean Fellowship

Footpath Crisis at Yarralumia Braddon Flats

Residents of Braddon Flats speak of deplorable footpaths with three long sections in Yar raumin unused for years. They await action from unknown authority while every year promises fade into another doomed maintenance cycle.

Braddon Flats

Confusion In Divided Streets In Canberra

Letter from A Lowes of Macleay Street Canberra complains about divided street sections McCaughey Street Masson Street Mackay Street and Haig Park causing confusion. He urges the powers to show continuity beyond subdivision to ease navigation.

Canberra Times McCaughey Street Turner McCaughey Stret Masson Street Mackay Street Watson Street Macleay Street Haig Park Greenaway Street

Higher Standards For Nurses Defended By Former Patients

A speaker argues for raised nursing standards praising Matron Guy and addressing ex patient and mother voices. The piece recalls nursing entry in Canberra with a leave certificate and notes long hours worked for low pay.

Guy Canberra

Discomforts Of The Albert Hall Recital Sparks Debate In Canberra

Canberra residents recall a cold Albert Hall recital as a recent arrival from Canberra faced frigid conditions. The Canberra Times notes the Advisory Council debates heating needs and a new building, questioning ten years of inaction. Correspondents urge proper author names for accountability.

Albert Hall Canberra Albert Fall Erma Berger Neder Canberra Times Advisory Council

Wrong-way Corrigan grows oranges in retirement

The long-ago pilot known as Wrong-way Corrigan now lives in a Four bedroom house built largely by himself among a 20 acre orange grove in ABTAYENE. He spends most days tending the grove with his wife Elizabeth and three sons, Douglas 16 Harry 14 and Roy 7. He discusses politics and hints at another run for office while recalling the 1938 Dublin flight and the compass error that altered his course.

Lindbergh Atlantic California Strangeway Corrigan Aiyle United States Orange Grove Elizabeth Douglas Harry Roy Quire U.S. Senate Long Beach Corrigin Dublin Ireland Xaig Corwan Turco

Sydney Sinfonietta Satisfying Concert at University Hall

The Sydney Sinfonietta, a subgroup of the Sydney Symphony, delivered a varied program at University House Hall last night. Performances by Colin Evans, Ten Wilson, Gabor Reeves, Ray Maling, and Douglas Trengove, with Joyce Hutchinson on piano, showed strong tone and balance though some passages mis-timed, delivering a worthwhile concert praised for verve and encouragement.

Sydney Sinfonietta University House Chamber Music Society Sydney Symphony Orchestra Colin Evans Gate Ten Wilson Gabor Reeves Ray Maling Bansoon Douglan Trengove Joyce Hutchinson Vivaldi Villa-Ldbon Poulenc Wilder David Guion

Rylah Attacks Federal Police School Plan

Melbourne reports acting Premier Rylan denounces a Commonwealth plan to set up a federal police training school in New South Wales. He calls it an unwarranted intrusion and a potential misuse of taxpayers money. Victorian police already plan officer training later this year.

Melbourne Commonwealth New South Wales Rylan Victorian Shavel Rylah

Canberra plans 4600 new homes with varied designs

Mr J H Pead member of the A C T Advisory Council urged private architects to collaborate with government planners to create diverse house types for a five year program of 4600 homes in Canberra. He cited Griffith and Yarralumla Row as examples of uniform design and colour.”

Canberra J. H. Pead A.C.T. Advisory Council Worta Department Tvenena Beer Iveneas Yarralumia Griffith Erem Pead Werany Denign

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