Carry No Weight in Arbitration over Brockman Claim
Fragmentary note indicates arbitration discussion regarding a 40 hour claim involving Brockman. context unclear with limited readable details about parties or outcome.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
4
Australian Diplomas Married in New York Scene
Fragmentary OCR recounts a marriage in New York involving John Moore of Cramoray and Julia Dreky-Berenkrman with diplomats and officials present. Names and places are garbled, but the event centers on a formal wedding and reception attended by notable figures and local dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Moore
Cramoray
Praney
Kellaway
Casey
Diana Hodgkinson
Vann
Fuse
ByRusy
Pay Maaluck
Boulter
Broneville
In loving memory of a dear brother and father
A heartfelt notice expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes after the loss of a beloved man. Relatives recall cherished moments with family, friends, and neighbors. The message honors his memory and asks continued prayers and support.
Soviet Opposition to Probes in Korea and Labor Woes
Fragmented report notes opposition to investigations in Korea amid labor shortages hindering revived industry. It cites Japanese influence and vague references to reparations, with unclear names and dates. The passage reflects general unrest and economic fragility in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IM Moth
Korea
UK ex servicemen in Australia employment aid plan
Cabinet discussed extending serial service benefits and additional bonds for ex servicemen retired to Australia. The plan would grant work rights and passage aid, with terms tied to arrival in Australia and potential ties to the British Empire. Details remain uncertain as the policy is debated among ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epplicents
Australia
Austratia
Tap
Farr Falme Australa
Weekend Excursions Extended by DNTY Thonny 1
Valley itinerary extended through the weekend with events at SMemitay and a birthday noted. Readers are urged to check schedules for additions and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smemitay
Boxer Had Thin Skull Sydney Tussday
Gene ovidance of the Anyyaemt toy ey Into the oath of Alan Jame Ale fern, the who died after boxins rated at Litomibe on April 26, De T k. Tasty amid that Alenvo'e akull 1 In the eht tempore replon whee whe Thingent he had ever seen, Wut 1 ould not he detected by an extern aumiziation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gene
Forecast Mouth Raster Districts End Slopms
A weather forecast notes southeasterly winds with moderate speeds across the district areas. Conditions remain unsettled with potential shifts toward calmer periods later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronteast
Canberra Weather Report From Turndat Detected
Weather bulletin lists temperatures and conditions across Canberra region with readings from multiple stations including Cranbourne Bingen Delany Mandya Armenu and Kosrucha. Forecaster notes temperatures oscillating with highs around 24 to 30 degrees and variable wind.
Canberra Times Debate on Employment for Returned Servicemen
A Canberra Times article reports Parliament and public debate over wartime preferencing of returned servicemen in employment. It notes government stance, historic acts, and calls for clear policy to avoid contradictions with Commonwealth duties to servicemen and private employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meitsvarne
Ulin Pate
Commonwealth
Government House Canberra Hosts Viceroy Designates
The Governor-General revived Venerable George Knowles, Flah Commissioner designate for the Union of South Attics, and Lady Owle. They attended enmasse at Government House Canberra yesterday. Air Robert Geddesnes arrived at Government House Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knowles
Flah
Lady Oowle
Canberra
Air
Robert Geddesnes
Government Louse
Unclear OCR Summary of 100 Cars Daily Projection
Fragmentary report discusses projected daily output from Pagewood plants and possible outsourcing. Mentions General Motors, assembly shifts, and potential production at Prerland with references to Bedford and Vauxhall, but text is garbled and identities uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Turaany
General Motore-Midena
Prerwand
J. Thiele
Lomday
Bedford
Vauxhall
Cass
Wrahine
Phone Service to Improve Soon Amid Postmaster Fix Efforts
An OCR fragment notes planned phone service improvements soon, citing a postmaster and central factor delays. It mentions supply lag caused by infrastructure gaps rather than equipment and references areas with ongoing issues and measures to overcome them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruterday
Othe
New Testament to Be Filmed in Colour in New York
The Kingdomen version of Ye New Testament will be filmed in colour under plans by the American Bible Society for Anton Bend Production Company in Hollywood. A twenty minute sound track will accompany the coloured film distributed through churches and schools with titles The Nativity, Women of Burma, and the Parable of the Sower. Christ's figure will be signaled by shadows and zoop prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tamsay
Plana
American Bible Society
Anton Bend Production Company
Hellywond
Bumaria
Isnadowa Ani Zootprinte
Australia to Extend Trade Commissioners Network
Cabinet decided yesterday to expand Australias trade commissioner service with new posts across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas including London Singapore Hong Kong Mumbai and Johannesburg. Prime Minister Chifley said vacancies would be filled for assistant trade commissioners and additional postings to New Zealand Singapore Hong Kong Mumbai South Africa and Washington with appointments approved at Cabinet level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stronpeiertwick
Auurtradin
Trade’ Commissioner Service
Cliffey Ald
Imske
Caer
Ghd
Carne
Cannan
Lyne An Frencinca
Housing Loan Rate Cut in Canberra for June
The Housing Commissioner announced a reduction of the intercat rate to 3 7 8 per cent on Canberra housing loans effective June 7. The Treasury and Commonwealth Savings Bank aided the move, with administrative charges recalculated on loan deficit rather than original amount. The scheme also assists low income buyers with advances up to £1,200 at 80 per cent valuation, requiring sale terms and equity buildup to 10 per cent within two years for mortgage conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Advisory Council
Hrisioner
AW. Baiaarde
Rawarde
Counel
Commission
Treaauty
Lae Comimonwaaitt Gayings Bank
Cumonweelth
Hone
UHEME
Commianicner
Alex
Gale
Tne
Johewon
Pgres ‘Benet
Ibim
Johnaan
Treasury
Commonwealth
A. Aingabe
Victoria to allot houses on points
Victoria plans to allocate housing by points to prioritize those most in need while dissolving committees. The scheme weighs factors such as income, adults and disabilities, aiming to stabilize wartime housing and reduce delays amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Soap Rationing Rumor Grips Commonwealth States
Rumors of imminent soap rationing circulate across the Commonwealth as governments consider export controls. Authorities state steps to preserve supplies for domestic use amidst wartime shortages.
New Director of Posts and Telegraphs Named
The appointment of a new Director General of Posts and Telegraphs was announced from June 19. Mr K McVey receives the post with the change noted in the official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosts ‘and Telegraphs
Sr. le
K. McVey
Victory Day Carnival in Canberra Aims for Family Fun
Canberra hosts Victory Day Carnival at Mamuka Oval and Recreation Park on Monday with the main events at 1:00 pm. Australia and local groups plan exhibitions, a fire brigade display, and amusement for about 3 000 children, with free rides and special shows canceled or scaled back due to heat.
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Organicere Neme Vm Romylele
Victory Way
Mamuka Oval
Pervcipante
Trionen Park
Bres
Tosme
Enytardys
Barman Naval Atacina
Childran
Hiss Town
Canberra
Butter exports in Britain surge amid year rise
A Cabinet report from Australia’s agriculture minister outlines a strong butter supply boost for Britain this year. Forecasts show 65,000 tons available for export, with production improving compared with earlier years.
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Avatratia
Britain
Chifley
Belnator
MT. Zoully
Eywt
JMG
Anglican bishop to reside in Canberra plans announced
The Anglican Bishop of Goulburn Dr Burgmann prepares to relocate to Canberra with a proposed rental arrangement. A temporary residence at Old Bishopthorpe will be used while a Goulburn property is converted into a cedar house for the Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaibwrr
Burgmann
Canberra
Bualvence
Old Bishopthorpe
Tshopthorpe
Goulburn
Lack of Explosives Delays Coal Production in Queensland
Turaday report notes explosives shortages threaten coal output amid a meat strike and industry crisis. General President warns government must discipline employers who restricted munitions, while New South Wales coal mines face limited apply dates, with about 4000 workers affected as July deadline nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Turaday
Queensland
Fauy Reault
Ra Maid Tyenight Tle
Met
Lowe
New South Walea
Tay
Release of Office Space in Sydney
Within the peat month it expen ted that considerable further synce In Sydney will be vacated by Government departments. The Minister for the Interior CM John anny yeaterday Mir spen t newt of the jusekcand at a conference of Bix of one In Sydney which dealt sith sf er accommodation. The Minister said that everything mnderhe circumtatances Wat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
John Anny Yeaterday Mir
Aohhwan
Demobilisation to Enter Third Stage on July 1
Demobilisation moves into its third stage on July 1 as orders outline enlistment rates and discharge figures from the RAN Army and WAAAF. By late June an estimated 124 000 personnel remain across services, with significant reductions expected from a total wartime strength of 153 000. Cabinet approves Brigadier J. Field to succeed General Ravage as Co-ordinator of Demobilization and Dispersal and approves a review committee for establish ment comprising senior defence and treasury officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAN
WAAAL
Apell
Ttla
Brigeine J. Field
Lisi
Ravige
Duspersel
Elec
Cavablisetin
Department of the Army
Talks With New South Wales Premier On Coal Control
The Minister for Supply will confer with the Premier of New South Wales and his colleagues this week to discuss best methods of content production and distribution. A declaration will guide the Government toward reorganising the mining century. Mr. Chittick will participate in the state Commonwealth talks. The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research will begin immediate dust prevention research. An inquiry will study amenities for miners and proposals by the ABW Government and Miners Federation for a Commonwealth state committee will not proceed. Immediate focus remains on improving production and potentialification of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henstot Ashley
Nu.w
Inez Catyner
Ely
Mr. Chitey
Chitry
Council For Aientitie and Industrial Research
Tani
Manist
Commonwealth
ABW
Miners’ Federation
Re Employment Act and Victorian Court Deviation
The Stabe President of the BL notes that under a Victorian court deviation the Re Hiawment and Employment Act does not apply Commonwealth wide. He argues the Act remains worth initiatives to empower government and urges action despite the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuew
Commonwealth Wide Talangs
Stabe
K Buttenwald
Curtin Statement Faces Mixed Reaction at Conference
Report from the ALP conference shows confusion over Curtin’s stance on a 40 hour week. Queensland Premier Cooper moves, with Monk and Kilton cited. Harrison and Wright discuss the minutes and possible government binding action amid industrial peace considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proming
R. 3. Harrivan
Seow
South Wales
Federated Union of Locomotive Reguneries
Jono Curtin
F. Fowleston
Harrison
Curtin
Queensland
Cooper
A. Ri. Monk
Kiltton
Superman
Sirs Curtin
Kiggleeton
Wright
St. Harelfon
IAI
Anlord
Harriott
Na-Onm
New South Wales
Cuetin
Mer. Wright
Lew
Commonwealth
Idge Drake-Brockman
Ypaganda
India and Britain's Commonwealt h Offer for Independence
A British official argues that India cannot stand alone safely and should seek closer ties with Britain or the Commonwealth. He says India lacks the military capability for full independence and would gain practical advantages from continued association within the Commonwealth while pursuing self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bir
India
Riaky Buinens
CIA
Britain
Royal Indian Navy
Indian Air Forge
Ia Fm
Canberra Aero Club Reorganised Event Highlights Members
A Canberra Aero Club restructuring referenced leadership changes including a new president and secretary. The piece notes many members were from the RAAF and mentions plans and training purchases tied to the reorganization, with emphasis on the board's role and future delivery commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonnra
Canberra Aero Chibanfuey
Ben Hantrette
Srike
Prinident
Meg W
Maury
Enitorius
M. Adama
TG Camperbell
Init
Randalet Board
Jhw
Typhus Reported in Sydney City District
Two midlife aged women in Sydney’s metropolitan area were reported ill with typhus to the Department of Health. Dr J Goxtiamin Trow of the Metropolitan Health Centre commented on adaptive precautions and responses to the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Department of Health
Paty
Heaith
J. Goxtiamin Trow
British Justice for Japanese Melbourne
Fragmentary OCR text discusses British justice for Japanese people in Melbourne. Mentions a debate or statement about a belief system and a government body. References to eligibility of wives and children, suitable food, and hospital arrangements are unclear. The readable portions indicate a discussion of legal and social equality topics but lack coherent facts.
Reading of We Were the Rats to Determine Appeal
Judge Studdart presided as the appeal court reviewed a conviction and £10 fine from April 24 for publishing obscene material. The defendants Mr Davey and Robertad Lad argued the passages were offensive yet the judge reserved judgment, stating he would read the book in full before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Kctes
Studdart
Paringtong
Mtuddert
Missing Ammen Search Prolonged Across Pacific Regions
After eight months of extensive searches for missing Ammen in the southwest Pacific, authorities including Squadron Leader Kennet Wil lima and Controller of the Row AT Canoaily report hope remains but fate uncertain. Despite efforts covering about 900 mining aviation craft routes across Australia, the search is scaled back but will continue until year end with follow-up trails in Arafura, Beas islands, Western Dates and Darwin regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourie
Turaday
Invastipe
Kennet Willima
Canoaily
Mawearches
Australia
Inlariix
Telag
Shout
Austrsia Arcraft
Darwin Sant
Arafura
Bea Isands
Western Daten
Guivew
Butter Shortage Sparks Wharf Labor Dispute in Town
Reports say the Weatralis failed to deliver butter for civilian use in LB town, sparking an ongoing price dispute. A Wharf labourer was warned of removal from his post for improper conduct while on duty as the ministerial aide cited the matter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Weatralis
Wertralis
Oy Killion
State Cores Equal Those of Sister Henry Tale
Fragmentary report notes a state incident involving a Sister Henry case with multiple victims aged 30 and 19. The piece mentions 18 tied individuals in a traumatic sequence, with references to metropolitan confinement and a doctor’s remarks about an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Henry
Sydney
Tuowley
Department of Hearts & Gay
Agee
Metropalitan
Sgt Counnit
Minneapolle
Stolen Car Case Sought After Sydney Incident
Fragmentary text describes a police search for a driver linked to a stolen RAAF vehicle and a chaotic scene on a highway near Sydney. Mentions of a car overturn and multiple people injured are noted, but details are unclear. Entities include RAAF, Sydney, and possible locations or names.
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