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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1954
Page
2
Fragmentary entries mention funerals and memorials from Kangaroo region and nearby towns including Queanbeyan and Greeford. Names such as Read, Sire, Pooley, Burk, Ramey Posey, and Gibbons appear with dates and family tributes. Interments noted at Methedisi Cemetery and references to a Cametay Sree location suggest multiple notices in a single column.
Duke arrives at Ottawa for a cordial visit during the Bachelor Tour, greeted by a Canadian Air Force honors detail and the Governor General. The Prime Minister receives the Duke as he steps from the aircraft in marshal attire with a blue sash amid fog and early morning calm.
The Blackemithe Society and the Pedecmled Loemworkers association were fined a total of 300 for contempt of court by the Pull Arbitration Court for ignoring a court order on July. The case involved alleged aligations of work restrictions at the Liatambe factory and related matters. The Federal Capital Prem of Amiralla Ltd was noted in the proceedings.
The speech, amid a tense climate, urges firm but principled Western unity against Soviet pressure. It cautions that appeasement risks peace while calling for clear, just international policy. Key figures and nations referenced include Australia, the United States, and European allies as the discussion centers on security and diplomacy during the Cold War era.
Victorian deputies report Premier Cain resisting immediate wage margin hikes sought by unions. Government favors arbitration court review with potential future support, while labor leaders press for prompt action amid inflation. Cabinet discussions hint margins could rise if commissions approve, but details await arbitration outcomes.
The Australian Society at Acx canmtante yesterday announced tie cinberra studentn Bar btatited Aomovrn in Pie May Al tonntenry examinations J. W. Keaty was mentioned as a figure in the proceedings.
United States defense officials told the U N Disarmament Commission that US forces remain prepared to respond with atomic weapons if needed, denying claims of intent to escalate. The discussion touched on the role of atomic arms in deterrence and global security, with emphasis on readiness and potential consequences.
A fragmented weather note lists dawn temperature near 30.003, readings through the day with a calm wind of 0 mph, a mild outlook with clouding and clearing, and regional references to Canberra Sydney Brisbane Adelaide Darwin Perth. The period ends with a forecast for a mild day and light winds across districts.
The national sheep trials report a healthy turnout and strong member engagement. Entries reached over 80 dogs with large prize money. the association posted a £38 year profit and a £705 balance, with ongoing improvements and preparations for upcoming championships.
Fragmented report describes foxes attacking in the ACT with sheep involved during late night hours. The tale mentions imprecise locations, uncertain times, and unclear outcomes amid garbled phrases and stray names.
Death notice for Phillip Bidney Pooley of Queensland outlines his birth in Queanbeyan and service in Boer War and World War I as artillery driver. He resided in Sydney after the war, worked until retirement, won a Tasmanian racing trophy, and enjoyed cycling. Survived by his widow and three children.
Visitors from the Church of Christ plan a trip to Australia. Mr Rutherford and Mrs Rutherford will attend a regional revival and meet with church leaders. They aim to discuss programs for both men and women and visit state sections at 2,800 am.
Fragmentary report shows ministers discussing coal production in New South Wales and Victoria with references to impending policy actions and industry figures. Notes tension over overproduction, potential state responses, and impacts on workers and markets amid uncertain future demand.
A conference summary notes a new myxomatosis strain discussed by researchers including Professor Fenner. The discussion covers potential impacts, transmission, and the aim to control rabbit disease while considering ethical and ecological factors. Officials emphasize careful study before any wide release or policy action.
The Stromlo telescope project faces delays as contractors struggle with equipment issues and incomplete work at the observatory. Officials, including Director Woolley, cite ongoing evaluations and planning. observers report continued disruptions amid a high level international science meeting in Canberra.
The Horticultural Society plans a biennial gardening contest series spanning spring 1845 to autumn 1945 with two year cycles. Officials compare with Australia’s garden shows, announce funding and venues, and outline new judging and exhibition formats while inviting participants and local organizers to align with the revised calendar.
A London report notes the Lugwerintere Medal awarded to Srr Warren by the government. Warren met with the Department of the Interior about travel and service to prime ministers, in a ceremony tied to the 1028 era.
A fragmented report describes a ceremony where several students and officials took part. The French ambassador attended the presentation as winners received prizes and a hook press event followed by the exercise leaders and mentors named.
The meeting notes outline new appointments and roles with Warren as secretary and treasurer. Key figures include Isefan and others from Canberra. The plan mentions updates to posts, committee duties, and an annual report distribution at the hotel in August.
The report details the election of a New Good Neighbour Council chairman in Canberra with deputy and committee appointments. It notes Downey’s tribute to the council’s work, outlines member roles including representatives from Archdiocese and various organizations, and records efforts to sustain welfare programs and fundraising.
A tentative truce meeting involving multiple nations was discussed in New Delhi. The spokesman outlined aims, potential membership and responsibilities for participating states, with Canada and others reportedly agreeing to consider future involvement.
A terse report notes Vice-Regal attendance as the Governor General hosts Excellency Mei and Major General Zanbertay at Government House. The session included remarks by Governor General Beavis and references to ministers in attendance.
The formation of a School Parents Form Council is announced with participation open to all pupil families and associated groups. The inaugural meeting at Fount Lon Decabers Ate Atm ie, Telopes Park, Turse and Diinroon Schrvola is noted, with LT Gleeson as chair and P Rewards as secretary treasurer.
Reports describe Lady Stim entertaining Girl Guide officers and executive mentors at Cit venue. Mentions of Mie M. Tyrrell and a contingent from Can horn and Quentibeyian discuss committee roles and planned October presentation by a group named Gilde Company. Further notes reference a government commission and upcoming events associated with the Haxoelution organization and Prime Minister Faomtge.
A mistyped report describes methods to extinguish chimney fires by reducing draft. It notes a brigade action yesterday and mentions Mr G1 Roda and the care of damp bags to smother flames. The piece outlines dampening the entrance to the fireplace to slow combustion as the effective technique.
Commercial contract awarded for air conditioning and refrigeration plant at the Administration Building. Cited Sydney firm Cacrer Air Cone Honing Ltd secures the job for 11783 with plans to install units and prepare for occupancy next year. Other contracts include royal-conditioned fitting at the National Library and Parliament Library area for 21,800 and related works at Sw Crank Fairlight.
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