Itinerary Revision for Royal Tour
Fragmentary notes describe a revision of the royal itinerary. The text mentions a change to travel plans and newly assigned charges during the tour, but specifics are unclear from the damaged passage.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
4
Miners Adjoin Move on Holiday Pay Dispute
The Miners Federation faces tribunal hearings on holiday pay and potential penalties for weekday loss of pay. Leaders clash with other parties as the tribunal prepares its ruling and assesses broader community impact and production concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minere
Minera
Central Council
Bydmay “Uni
Necehadry
Atala Pasamentary
Labour Party
Minera’ Lmadara
Falnare
Medler
Ministers Air Strike Stirs Public Service Demands
Melbourne reports a looming dispute as the Minister for Air faces a strike threat over public service conditions. Employees seek three weeks annual leave and paid holidays with a pension. response deadline passes with no answer. The National Air Services Commission plans a court-like ruling likely by Wednesday, as workers threaten further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wedness
Air
Ford
National Airtives Commission
Italian Swimmer From France Set World Record
A fragmentary report notes an Italian swimmer from France achieving a notable distance time. The record is described with unclear figures and names, mentioning a 12 year span and a run across a course with references to Dalian and Prawn.
NZ Wins Hockey Match Amid Turbulent Orla Game
A terse report describes New Zealand winning a hockey match amid a tense Orla setting. Players and officials clash over calls as the game unfolds with disputed refereeing and last minute decisions shaping the outcome.
Foot of Snow Reported at Mt Franklin
Fragments note snow at Mount Franklin with cold and windy conditions. The reader sees scattered descriptive phrases about weather and landscape, but exact measurements or formal forecasts are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Franklin
Acura
Mt. Sree Ling Ile
Canberra Forecast: South-Eastern District Weather Update
Unclear readable text indicates a forecast for the South-Eastern District of Canberra, mentioning winds and seas. Details are fragmentary with references to ports and a time window of 34 hours, but concrete conditions or figures are not legible.
Canberra Ties Prompt Public Challenge to Commonwealth
The article reports a public challenge from the Communist Party of Australia to the Commonwealth Government over export controls to Malaya. It notes no immediate government action, with officials offering statements rather than concrete steps, and discusses stance on Britain support and UN commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet
Australi
Fit
Fie
Australis
Cial
Nance
Australia
Britain
United Nations
Brian
Tude
Mulaye
Indi Ead
Losses Feared in Wheat Harvest in New South Wales
Delegation in Brisbane warns of severe wheat harvest losses amid shortages of harvesting machinery. They urge urgent import of equipment as farmers face a deteriorating situation. Prime Minister and agriculture officials hear calls for rapid relief and timely dole allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bribbane
Wales
Castle Mare
Coars
Carrberra Iasimmanth
Brisbane
RK Doolan
Mintaten
Mr. Chifley
Pollard
Housing Minister Attacks Opposition Over Br. Welgint Case
The housing minister delivers a bitter broadside against the opposition during a legislative session in Sydney. He accuses the government of masking its future plans and criticizes the opposition’s stance amid a turbulent political backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wednasay
Amwasabay Toil
Bikar
Welgint
Newton
Jeld
Mast
Fey Ge
Bouse
Evatt
Anid Ha
Loan Flotation Costs Questioned In Commonwealth Bond Plan
fragmentary notes discuss loan flotation costs as a percentage and compare costs to earlier figures. mentions an appeal and Commonwealth bonds, with references to bank, cash, and a figure near a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cai Rae
Bar
Conteraion
Australia to attend London Youth Conference
Australian officials announced participation in the United Kingdom hosted National Youth Conference in London starting August 1. Delegates will include representatives from New Zealand and a U S led by Melbourne University staff member, discussing youth work, regulation, family policy, and voluntary leisure provisions.
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Bositl Ber ‘Vious
Manator McRantea
Yertar- Day
Austrae
London
Makara
Id Prota Pompete
Teetarvn
Neola Speriment
Covi Direttoe
Bf National Witness
Pant Oaece
Astinent
Iit
Prem Serene Nan
Koa Aee Tatary
Rouian Workers Movement
A- 5
Livingstone
Melbourne University
Benator McKenna
United Kingdom
Prt
Uciy
Welglism
Chl
Banmack
France
Crest
aNceland
Din Wlenico
Norway
Pallatan
Biweden
Bouts Africa
United Staten
Tropical Research Centre reveals economic value of colonial science
A London based Colonial Products Research Institute report claims British research in West Africa and the Caribbean yields new chemicals and materials with potential for colonial development. The document notes Trinidad and Port of Spain facilities, patents, and patent rights linked to imperial projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftain
United Kingdom
Britain
Wigar Ray
Chalesaan
Rewearet Sateserablarch Institute of
Port In
Trinidad
Cornells
Pugee
Indictment Critique Sparks Opposition Leader Remarks
The Acting Leader of the Opposition Unit Harricon criticized the Comematrweaith label as untrustworthy. He argued the government should not withhold information and dismissed claims that a public statement would quell U.S. views. He asserted secrecy in national matters is improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weansaday
Dedman
United Dean
U.S
Communista
Aclakista
Edinburg Festival Plans Highlight 1934 Events
The Edinburgh festival today previews the 1934 program featuring a Chopin recital by Coatot on September 4. Notable guests include Margot Pooly and Robert Helpmann with rising acts from Canada and other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrredy
Canada
Coatot
Margot Pooley
Robert Helpmann
Royal Commission Examines Direct Marketing for Fruit and Vegetables
A Royal Commission inquiry into fruit and vegetable marketing was discussed by deputation led by Provost Hunt and Secretary Bor. Mr. Hunt indicated ministers may support a direct marketing approach while promising government consideration of growers retailers and agents. Mr Finnan urged outlining growers plans and possible direct marketing proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Labour
Urdiay
Raya Commission
Mantal
Hunt
Bor
NOR
Finnan
Representa
Plnan
Plas
Australian Trade With India Moves Amid Open Trade Rules
The report outlines Australia’s trade with India focusing on fruits and canned goods. It notes government advisory from the Australian Trade Commission in India and mentions items under open license including certain hardware and medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Weanssasy
Caporia
India
Ina Tnports
Auetralian Trade Commisslance
Indie
Ing
Premier Seeks Political Reforms in Tasmania
In Hobart the premier outlined plans to reform the voting system via a committee to study better methods for by elections under the Clarke system. Proposals include extending adult franchise and addressing changes to the Legislative Council structure and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Weanuat A
Legislative Council
Fort Fortened Crash Near Aden Leaves 18 Feared Dead
Reports describe a naval air disaster with a Fortress aircraft crashing into the sea off Aden during a world fight maneuver. Local rescue teams saved some crew, while 18 of the crew are feared dead or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Colombe
Aden
Loca Rebenien
Otto Auevivar
Balierag
Opening to annual conference of the Country Party
Prime Minister Sir Earle Page called for national unity as Australia moves forward. He urged decentralization and the development of uniform amenities, arguing the need for government closer to the people and safeguarding individual freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bribbane
Wednaway
Country Party
Earle Page
Wien
Marie
Ava
Mr James S Condition After Motor Accident Report
A report notes Mr James is in woe condition following a motor accident. Details are scarce but indicators point to injuries sustained in the crash. Further medical updates awaited from the hospital and police.
ACTA LABOUR MEETING AGENDA IN MELBOURNE
An emergency committee of ACTA will meet today to discuss a call for labour measures. The group will adjourn after the session to await further plans as authorities seek stronger production outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACTA
Melbourne
Wednvaday
Adinatop For Labour
Itr
Hollows
Wool purchase analysis shows Australian mills rely on local supply
A 1948 49 wool purchase analysis by the Australian Wool Commission finds Australian manufacturers bought 12.8 percent of gross wool from local sources, with 20.8 percent of suitable grades bought for home consumption. The report notes greater分享 reliance on coarser grades and a spread of purchases across regions, indicating the importance of domestic mills to the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auktratian
Demvatic
Wosl
Hhatov
We Auktratian
Avon
Greway
Rian Tocturern
Ithe
Auatralian
Toarkat
Commission Adda
Drop For Por Drift In Soup Debacle
An unclear report describes a planned parachute drop by Catalina from a ship near Pearce Bay. The fragment mentions a motor team Kybra and a voyage to Peymaat but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelutden Vasailion
Tescua
Catalina
Pearce
Esvel
Briday
Peymaat
Oranges Profit Hint Sparks Market Talk
A fragmentary report notes a per cent profit on oranges and mentions fluctuating supply and demand factors. The piece hints at market speculation and affects a dealer named in the text, without clear dates or locations.
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