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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes reference a Canberra cemetery event or notice with names and location details. The legible parts mention Thelme Mary terneen, genaarra cemetery Pinnc, and Crawford Bt Amert Whi, suggesting a memorial or burial context in Canberra area.
In parliament Dr Paintin urged the installation of an interactive aerodrome link to the Palibatrn Canberra airfield and the British wartime fog dispersal device FYD9. He argued Canberra drome was especially susceptible to fog and could prevent movement disruptions.
The commission chaired by Prime Minister Chifley outlines a budget-related grant in 1847 context. It notes Commonwealth support and a 6 million advance to be reviewed in two years. Mentions treaty relations and broader financial measures for 1047/48.
The document outlines profits and refunds related to a purchase and control by Kee Suppion. It notes a declared profit and a total refund to the board, with a Commonwealth deduction against the original outlay for purchasing drying plants and erecting buildings. The figures mention £606 000 refunded and £100 000 written off against the Commonwealth, against an initial 730 000 pound cost.
Canberra forecast for four hours starting at eight p m shows broken cloud overcast and possible overcoat thin cloud warning issued by meteorological service in Canberra for Saturday night.
Canberra faces a growing backlash over civic management and inter departmental reports. An inter departmental committee delays actions as cabinet shuffles findings, pushing toward a potential royal commission on Canberra administration and a unified inquiry body to end the stalemate.
Fragmentary text reports a ceremonial reception in Canberra yesterday involving Governor General Wed Kall and Minister Correla of Brazil. The garbled note references His Excellency Benesit and a visit to official channels without clear outcomes.
A query paper lists questions regarding Mr Cameron Barber and Mr Yoskar Garden. It asks who recommended or requested his appointment, dates of service and travel, total payments and retravelling expenses for 1914, pension fund contributions, weekly allowances, and any work for other departments or attachments to the Continent wealth Department related to Mr Garden.
A heavy frost and near freezing conditions hit Canberra yesterday with fog and low temperatures. Morning readings fell to around 9.2 degrees below May's low, but a clearing sun later in the day offered relief from the unsettled weather.
A report from Featherston NZ notes the annual dinner of the Australian Breeders Society where Mr Donald judged the Ramaey Marsh event. Breeders discussed world competition and plans to improve their stock with new breeding efforts and methods.
Unclear text reports delays and uncertainty over the Manuka Oya 2 appointment process in Canberra. Official sources indicate no progress yet, with expectations tied to experienced personnel, but concrete actions and dates remain unspecified.
Prime Minister Chifley announced a supply bill of 874 million pounds to fund four months of Commonwealth government works. The bill covers defence postwar charges, undertakings, territories, refunds, and treasurer's advances. Costs rise from 42 to 48 billion in the current financial year.
Australian authorities report talks with the United Kingdom on a pre air migration scheme. The minister cited that negotiations stalled due to Britain’s reluctance to bear the burden. Officials signaled potential to reopen discussions on a broader basis.
Support from Australia and Britain cited for Imqomesia's provisional UN membership path. Indonesia and allied nations backed the application while objections from France and Britain were noted, with discussions on provisional status and potential timelines for admission.
Nearly 4 000 marchers in Washington picketed the White House led by a singer Tau Tobeson. They pressed for federal civil rights action and an anti-lynching bill, carrying protest banners and urging defeat of the Milo administration.
Prime Minister Chifley refused to condemn Minister Ward over alleged ties to a convicted criminal. Cameron pressed for full explanation of Ward’s appointment, stating democratic process requires clarity. The debate touched on ministerial conduct, parliamentary procedure, and potential inquiries into the Mulolo matter.
The text outlines a plan for a budget tied to a revenue boost, noting figures around 6 million and a loan fund to cover increased expenditure. It discusses aims for balanced budgeting, full employment, and economic stability amid tax and spending considerations, with projection of added revenue from taxes and subsidies.
Debates in Parliament centered on the wheat trade pact between Busia and Argentina. Speakers criticised government handling, warned of political manipulation, and urged clear long term terms while defending grower interests.
Reports indicate Australian metal industry leaders expect plans to import machinery worth 1 000 000 pounds from the United Kingdom to expand the Port Kemble plant. Lighthorne Rust Ltd anticipates a two year program for expansion and tolling capacity, delayed by delivery shortages of hall and 0.5 million pounds of plant equipment.
An Australian report notes awards of Lagions of Merit and 22 Bronze Stars to Allied forces for gallantry and service in the South West Pacific, with statements on political controversy around ministerial duties and parliamentary vote.
The document reflects tensions as opposition voices urge strong principle while backing a change in cabinet control. It notes calls for moving the department to new hands and cautions against parliamentary debate amid ongoing investigations and to consider affected parties.
Sydney reports the BAO and medical bodies preparing to meet union officials to discuss the government free medicine scheme. Dr Hunter and other leaders indicate unions oppose the plan and seek arbitration and clear explanations to the public while parties consider how to proceed. The Queensland Trades and Labour Council calls for a boycott of noncompliant doctors as talks continue.
The Melbourne union discussed the BMA issue and decided not to act immediately. The executive of the Trades Hall Council will conduct no inquiry until the ALCAPAT has an opportunity to respond, with union delegates expected to support the plan.
A garbled report outlines government concerns over a large deficit and potential income from imports. It notes plans to invite importers and grant permits while stressing the need to avoid protectionist steps and maintain economic stability in the Commonwealth.
The Liberal Party announces plans to establish a Canberra branch at Albert Hall with about 35 members attending the meeting. Dr. Hede Molttawny outlines objectives for a stronger federal party, aiming for greater unity and participation across Australian branches.
State Cabinet debates price control measures amid pressure from government factions. Premier McCurran faces opposition from Labor and coalition members as proposals for rent and price regulation are weighed alongside broader economic policy.
Fragmentary OCR yields hints of a parliamentary debate on price control in Australia. Mentions of action, monitoring, and a possible May session imply ongoing discussion without clear outcomes or dates. Names and places are unreadable, need full text for precise entities.
fragmented OCR text shows confusion over a referendum count. mentions uncounted balance and possible additional funds for price controls. entities and specifics are obscured by damaged text.
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