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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
4
In memory of Alex M Whyte, devoted husband and father. Passed away June 1948 after a long illness. Survived by devoted wife Sara and son Joseph William Jr, with affectionate memories from daughter-in-law Dare and grandchildren.
A fragmented notice mentions A C McKay with initials 8 V Se and Robert C Taylor alongside the name Aya Grimn in a local item. The readable text provides no clear event or date, but lists these individuals as involved in a small public notice or classified snippet.
The report describes a Wednesday bid by Latour MLA for Cassarbury to move an opinion on caucus behavior and government legislation. It references objections to a proposed statute and mentions figures in the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with broader discussion on public policy and a government response.
Barossa flood events ease as water levels fall in Barcan alley area near Lovey and Pootwatera. Local authorities report vineyards in the largest Verdant district showing signs of recovery and improved drainage after heavy rains.
Barometer reading 28 inches. Canberra area reports fair morning and windy conditions. Maximum and minimum temperatures noted with 36.0 at night and 84 degrees recorded earlier. Winds from the west-northwest at 37 mph. rainfall 19 points. Forecast calls for continuation of windy and unsettled conditions with showers in the evening. Local stations Canberra Sydney Brisbane listing.
A 20 year retrospective argues a persistent threat from communism and a renewed Russian drive for world conquest. It warns of internal sabotage, propaganda, and the need for vigorous action by Australia to resist indigenous and international communist attacks.
A fragment records a late evening gathering at Albert Hall in Canberra during the vice regal era, noting the presence of Oubert and Sullivas Society members for a relayed social display.
Melbourne report on a fatal level crossing accident where a bus driver failed to see or hear an approaching train. Coroner to set date for inquest after evidence shows warnings and signals were inadequate. Victims include Alfred Hoe and Hetty, Victorian champion, as investigations name contributing factors and calls for improved safety measures.
Recognition of services at Manuka Post Office as Mr Andree won yesterday’s award. The function, held with local businesspeople present, marked Mr Lodeulus taking up the postmaster role at Darlington, Sydney.
The Canberra Electricity Authority warned of two planned blackouts today on the river between 7:30 am and 9:30 am and on the south side between 7:30 am and 9:30 am.
Postal offices in Canberra will open on Monday for the Queen's Birthday Holiday travel. Mail will be collected until 10 am for all classes except money orders and savings bank deposits. No delivery by men. later letters will be cleared by 2.20. Mail will be posted at Condarree City Parliament Canberra and West Block Canberra.
A.B.C. auditions in Canberra vow to test twenty Conder performers amid a tense policy push. Directors insist auditions will shape the recording of a new program within two weeks, with tentative numbers and roles to be announced for participants.
An appeal was filed before the Court of Criminal Appeal challenging a conviction. The appellant argues the verdict was against the weight of evidence and seeks a review of all available information to introduce additional material related to the case in Victoria.
A public service delegation will assemble at Manuka tonight to press for higher pay for public service clerical workers. Delegates from Canberra and major cities including Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane Newcastle and Goulburn will attend with union officials to approach members of Parliament.
The Mikado at Albert Hall drew an audience of about 300 with Arthur Sullivan and Gilbert and Billi’s enduring wit and music. The cast featured Trevor Poynter, Jock Gibbson, and Macy as well as Byrnes and Ford in key roles, delivering a lively performance despite some moments of faltering pacing.
A compact report notes developments in rail freight containers, detailing Bydnex and the Victorian Railway Comrlacionre Nave i to. It references ongoing trials and the need for standardized sea and rail interchanges to improve efficiency and reduce handling losses.
A lengthy dialogue recounts a clash over nightclub actions and police responses. Government figures including Commissioner MacKay and Dovey discuss wartime regulations and the need for federal power to curb nightlife trouble while preserving order at venues.
Report details police inquiries into liquor license complaints, noting Ward Dovey and Chief Morri e Dovey statements about lack of power to act. Trial witnesses discuss visits to clubs, alleged violations of the Liquor Act, and the lack of decisive action due to procedural limits.
Fragmented dispatch reports a crisis in South Korea sparked by stalled talks and martial law threats. References to General Clark and NAW officials hint at transport eligibility and political maneuvering amid Allied disagreement over military deployment and civilian authority.
General Dwight Eisenhower arrives in Washington amid a heated presidential campaign with President Truman and Senator Robert Taft both seeking party leadership. Prominent figures including Secretary of Defense and Army officials prepare for key appearances and strategic moves shaping the Republican path toward the nomination.
A disputed drawn out trade proposal between Japan and Russia is described with unclear dates and fragmented names. Officials cite unresolved conflicts and potential future negotiations while sources hint at Bank of something and a looming court action.
In Melbourne the arbitration chart Latay adjourned as unions including the Amal gouted Enwincerng Union and the Boilermakers’ Boviety of Austratig ae face alleged breaches of awards. The applicant sought adjournment, arguing that Waarma ing would facilitate indebt payment by repeal of The hen ant, with the matter proceeding under renewed control.
Fragmented report notes the House of Representatives meeting at 2:?5 pm with discussion of Bills including Arbitration and Power Acts. It mentions debate on Patent and Legislation issues and likely committees or speakers, reflecting ongoing parliamentary proceedings.
Fragmentary text suggests a public opinion note or opinion piece with cryptic phrases and unfamiliar terms. The readable content mentions public civic discourse and a likely local issue, but specifics, names, dates, or places are not discernible from the fragment provided.
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