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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1946
Page
4
Bhubbane reports the Archbishop warned that drastic changes threaten the medical profession. He argued that many brilliant radicals and men of merit have urged Australia to move elsewhere, risking doctors becoming mere public servants under undue interference. Industrial leaders are seen pressuring unions, endangering patient care.
A rugged hockey match between University and Waders drew tight play and swift attacks. Newman scored the decisive goal for University, aided by Petherbridge and Grattan, while Grey and others supported a bold, late rally that kept the game in balance until final.
Bathurst authorities and the Child Welfare Department of Sydney probe alleged large number of girls involved in delinquency. Fourteen to twenty girls appealing to the Children's Court have been committed to an institution. A Bathurst man, 40, remains remanded in the Childers Court on related charges as police continue investigations.
Sydney report says Tom Nicholson Dougherty General Secretary of the AWA had damages reduced to £760 by a Supreme Court jury at The Dune. The Liberal party faction had challenged a 1500 pound award from a prior trial, alleging the article harmed reputation by accusing union members of dishonesty and unfitness to lead.
Geofrey Inyive Blone was arrested on a murder charge in Auckland after his daughter died in May. The article cites a broken transcription of the events with unclear names and locations, noting the suspect’s arrest Monday and a disputed origin of the fatal injuries.
A confused man commandeered a car to return to a local asylum AUCKHAND. Police report two students from Prunedin University were in the vehicle when the man offered a ride and attempted to kidnap money from them before fleeing. Authorities are investigating the peculiar case.
A report indicates a man died by self harm and another died from poisoning during an incident at a BEWCARSTLE store. The proceedings reveal prior attempts by John Frederick Byrka and an unnamed companion to end their lives. Evidence points to certain conditions and a possible overall intent. Further steps remain under investigation.
A C Rodney reports on jockey licences noting many prominent riders are likely to retire from racing andthat several have already renewed licences or intend to in the northern regions. The piece suggests a shift in the industry with riders becoming unavailable for future work and identifies names associated with renewals and nonrenewals.
Albury and Tallangatta districts report receding floodwaters as snowmelt drives down river levels. Murray River at Albury remains well above normal with rising danger of renewed flooding. Local farmers harvest crops harmed by floodwaters and retreat to higher ground. One man reportedly earned 800 on a mill as water receded.
Canberra defeated Queensland in a close match on the second day of the interstate carnival at Glynpole Park Stedbourne. The ACT team showed improved form while most states contested the tournament non competitively. The ACT Association will discuss the standard of Canberra hockey at a Melbourne meeting.
Sydney dispatch reports ongoing talks with the British government to augment petrol shipments. Senator Ashley notes exchange rate changes and Australia’s cooperation with Britain, with petrol rationing less dependent on the dollar exchange.
Early stages of a two of three strips at Fairbairn aerodrome are complete with Tiger Moths deployed by the Aero Club. Preliminary levelling from the civil hangar shows progress on the parallel runway, and the advanced main strip, once finalised, will support daily air traffic as construction nears completion.
The Registrar of Births Deaths and Marriages reports 18 births in Canberra during the period. There were 112 male and 108 female births with 190 total births at Canberra Community Hospital. Deaths numbered 22 and marriages 38 in the same period.
In Auckland a family of four faced a fierce fire when a husband awoke to a crackling blaze. He rushed to aid his wife and two children but could not enter their room. After failed attempts to rescue them and fear for their safety, he collapsed outside as neighbors restrained him from reentering.
A large explosion destroyed a railway station petrol area after fumes may have ignited in wiring. The incident occurred at night with no one nearby. Authorities suspect an electrical fault or leaked fumes caused the blast. No injuries reported.
In Sydney style markets buyers faced varied demand as prime cattle and sheep sold with prices quoted. Prime bullocks reached around £20/40 with finest lines to £53. prime cows about 42s per 100, and prime silver bee near 54. Sellers and traders noted competition and a large turnout of 460 head, amid brisk but uneven activity.
Fixtures for the ladies midweek tennis competition list matches at Ainslie Railway Northbourne Yarra Wien Grade Tid v Finders TH Sin Derek tv Abwalle Kingston v Alnslie M1 Railway by.
Three strong men attacked Atholl Hutchings of Newtown as he walked home, kicking him on the footpath and escaping down the street. A later encounter involved two women, Marry WeCMia and another, amid the chaos in the village.
An event at the North Canberra Memorial Hall attracted 400 attendees for a night of dance and fundraising. Donations listed include Returned Soldiers Club and Berlin Bub-Bramh RSL among groups, with proceeds from the Diggers Ball to support Police Association and related charitable aims.
STATE LOTTERY Lottery No 1M drawn 10 07 reveals four prizes with numbers C4211 MTB 4202 and a2 plus syndicate names and addresses all over the record including Mine and aya Syndicate 7a MM Gnidbove MY York Strive Sydney Account Mrs C Moon 28 Delllya Road Naremburn Pintuld Syndicate Mra 1 Wright 1M For Btreat East Sydney On My Own Syndicate Mic Bray Kruger 19 Abbotsford Street Kensington No 1800 will be drawn Wednesday
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