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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
3
Fragmentary police account notes heated exchanges and dispersal of anti communist youth by British Zone police. Officials describe insults and no serious fighting after a large rally with youths burning items and references to German youth movements.
In Canberea Court Oat Joh McKay of 90 Arthur Street faced negligent driving allegations after a collision on the river roadway without proper lights. Cyril John Bar hinted at a torchlight issue as the road scene unfolded. McKay pleaded not guilty as the case proceeded to a further hearing. The accident reportedly caused work disruptions lasting about 32 weeks. A separate note stated a licence renewal was denied for Arthur Thomas amid related proceedings. John Beecroft, 29, faced a stealing charge with goods valued at £180 alleged to have been taken on May 21 from a shop, now in custody of detectives.
The report from Sydney and Brisbane notes the Blood Horse Breeders Association of Australasia will convene next week to discuss a query about progeny. The public question centers on which horse colors will be present and potential lineage connections.
The Labour Party used a Senate majority to fund the endowment for the child and faced government moves to replace party managers. The bill was advanced despite amendments, with the government and opposition clashing over committee scrutiny and appeals to the House rules.
In the hours of Representatives the debate centers on a government measure to prevent deadlocks by redefining issues and state isolation. Opposition argues the bill is flawed in form and scope, while supporters claim it will reduce parliamentary gridlock and force timely decisions.
The party leader Mr Treat outlined a rural policy if returned in the New South Wales election on June 17. He pledged regional development through unfinished works, more funds for rural electrification, and a survey of all projects to deliver the greatest benefits. He also called for support for prefabricated housing, price ceilings based on production costs, and reforms to marketing to support individual enterprise.
Kingston notices advertise an official sale of cars and furniture including busings mirrors and formers pre fabricated units. Sale starts tomorrow with inspection at 9 20 am and continues Saturday. Government aims to ensure the event runs smoothly amid debate and public interest.
Prime Minister Menzies said he would be delighted to meet the visiting representation and urged particulars of the delegation. Critics note the team has speed and courage, offering the selectors a strong test, while the association expects to prove value for funds.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a Monday appearance in a city court involving Alfred Beardow and Edward Wilson with Victorial suspects. The chief witness described coercive actions and a request related to Vicks, but the legible details are obscured and unclear.
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