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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

5

Aigmnan Held Linder Close Arrest For LL Days

A report from an August hearing notes AW L Aigmnan and Linder held in custody for several days amid an inquiry into why Jones was kept under close restraint while awaiting trial. The case involves a Provident from a ranch, a request for an immediate inquiry, and testimony about the victim’s family and related military matters.

Aw.l. Aigmnan Linder Hyoney Wetinday Tonen Oranee Wa Karalla Dalton Jones Mater Auld Thethar Yan Grange

Inquiry ordered on Raasp detention in 1946 court martial

Acting Minister for Air announced an inquiry into a detention related to Raasp after reports. The man was held in close custody for 111 days before appearing at an AAP court martial yesterday on charges tied to a defect in his unit between 160 and 1046.

Air MaMin Rung Aetna AAP Yeaterday A.w.strom Membre

Extra Holidays Refused Miners At Captain's Flat

QUONEET Wednesday report notes the Industrial Commission refused an application by the AW group for extra holidays for workers at Captain's Flat copper and other mines. Officials indicated normal work times and production sufficed, while managers argued labour needs justified limits. Local discussion highlights miners’ holiday requests and industry requirements.

Cannad Cobar Ind Junto Baum Induatrin Commission Ue AW

Hard Work Vital To Environed Living Standards

In Rockhampton on Wednesday a housing report argues living standards rise only through renter production. The Army Minister, Mr. Forde, broadcast tonight stressing Labour’s plan for increased production and refinement. He urged the public to realize that industry development, hard work, and persistent effort are the key tasks facing the nation.

Rockhampton Wednasday Army Forde Fa Labour

Reappointed Members Of Australian Broadcasting Commission

Cabinet yesterday re appointed Airman Mr RedF Bayer and We Vict Chairman Mr E R Dawon to the Australian Broadcasting Commission for a further three year term. Prime Minister announced the appointments. Current terms expire June 30. Moyer first joined 1940, Dawon since December 4, 1944. Other members Hanlon and Madley face June 30, 1947 expirations. AMA member Mrs Irial will remain until 1948.

Redf Bayer We Vict E.R. Dawon Australian Broadcasting Commisnion 3Tr. Chiey Moyer Comimunnion Sipeintad Sharma Duwar Ben

Drought relief to Tasmania announced by Prime Minister

The Prime Minister announced a Commonwealth grant of £100,000 to the Tasmanian Government to aid relief for amid drought affecting Tasmanian producers. Cabinet approval was required and the distribution plan awaited sign-off by authorities.

Chifney Tasmanian Ure aMec Chifley Nfl

Commonwealth support for Gowrie Health Centres

The Commonwealth Government would continue support for Gowrie Health Centres. Grants totaling L106,000 were provided, with 26,000 available yearly for maintenance. The centres, established under Commonwealth auspices, aid health services with funds administered by authorities including Tal Weal and others.

Commonwealth Gowrie Culley

Australian Troops to Vacate Rabaul by September End

Rockhampton reports the Minister stating Australian forces will leave Rabaul by the end of September. About 2,000 white troops remain, with 1,500 to guard Japanese POWs and 50 for maintenance roles. The withdrawal timeline and troop strength are outlined by the minister.

Rabaul Rockhampton Army Lmf Dune

Reductions in Feed Rations Spark Wartime Shortages

London reports minister for agriculture Mr T Williamay announced reductions in feeding rations to begin in October and last five months. The plan targets poultry and stock, cutting broad feed by up to 88 to 40 percent for poultry and 140 percent for units kept, with limits limited to pre war levels. Officials warned of continued supply difficulties and possible further measures before October.

Almont London T. Williamay Wien Aix Monte Tanmera Naif Ministry of Agriculture Willame Sidle Wwe

Canberra recital by renowned pianist Solomon Boloman

Suluomon the president of the Canberra musical society yesterday announced that Solomon Boloman will perform a recital in Albert Hall Canberra on Tuesday Luna 36. Boloman, famed for classical and modern works, has impressed audiences in Byaney and Melbourne with his recordings. Local期待 high interest for the event.

Canberra Byaney Melbourne Ion Anuate Tovyern Viel Albert Hall Priday JUME Cor E Civic Gratre Meciadas Civle Munald Cilbesta Kingston Australan Legion of Ex-serviceman Wontam LG. Brown Rewstary

Canadian meat producers set new records in boosted sales

The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports record highs in hog and cattle slaughterings and beef production. In 1945, hogs, calves, and cattle showed rising slaughter totals and higher inspected quality, marking a peak in slaughtered volumes and top-grade output amid expanded marketing and improved livestock demand.

Domion Department of Ageiculture

Sydney Bandits Attack Leaves Woman Injured at Verandah

A young unmarried woman walking near Donen Bireet in Sydney was attacked by a man who dragged her into a struggle over a necklace. She fought back and sustained injuries requiring hospital treatment at Sidney Hospital. Police later identified the assailant, and the incident is under investigation.

Sydney Te Owen Abe Harrie Wauntowi Jornusburd Rae Sidney 1 Foe Obranions and

Million Tons of Rice in Burma Reported

Fragmented report from Rangoon notes a claimed production figure of about a million tons of rice in Burma. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but mention appears to reference government or merchant estimates alongside farmer input and a date near 1961.

Burma Rangoon

ACT Wheat and Wool Output in 1845 Drought Report

The survey notes ACT wheat yields fell amid a 1845 drought with record low acreages and a national demand spike. It records 122 bushels per acre in peak years, 34 acres sown in 1918-19, and later recoveries. sheep, cattle, and dairy figures rise with population, while fruit and vineyards expand under lifted restrictions.

Australian Capital Territory Act Vienna Ana A.C Ryuard Aince Bee Ohan Uit Canberra Ovens and Frud Farwie Jerrabemberra Avenue Terrtory Nak Dé Ione Vondora Ami Felten Ty Eltort

Two Men Held for P C Hold-Up in Melbourne

Melbourne police report two men charged after a Brunswick hold up in which bandits escaped with £710. One suspect, 82, faces larceny charges for stealing two cars. another, 33, is charged with conspiracy. Inquiries continue as authorities pursue additional leads.

P.C Melbourne Pontoes Brunswick Charg Tor Mgrancy

Death of Sir Henry Budge Husband of State Figure

Sir Henry Budge dies after a long service as secretary to state governors. The brief obituary notes his passing in the capital and reflects on decades of public work and leadership within the administration.

Sir Henry Budge Henry Sinclair Budge

Queanbeyan Fines for No Radio Licences

Queanbeyan residents faced fines after court appearances for lacking radio licences. The case described delays and extended legal action as inspectors sought compliance. Several defendants had not paid by the required time, triggering penalties and ongoing enforcement measures.

Queanbeyan Queanbeyse Somme Americes N Court Radio Inspweine

Phones Not For Social Calls Rydney

Welfare relief: home returned soldiers granted priority telephones for rehabilitation were found to use them for social purposes, prompting removal of the telephones after a screening revealed the misuse.

Rydney Wellneslny

Honour Br Evatt Honour Br Evatt

A garbled report from Sydney mentions a trek in Rhoduland of Khovle with a title Miter Avgeralines Miniater for Sixter tw. The piece cites Evatt and a story told by Annery in Grevi, noting a Nonour language element and a dated formal tone.

Sydney Wednenniy Rhoduland Khovle i Miter Avgeralines Miniater Annery

Liberal Candidate for Reid Endorsed by Liars Party

The Liberal candidate for Reid, J. F. Blaxland, publicity agent at Randwick and great grandson of the Mlay Mountaine explorer, is endorsed by the Liars Party. Morgan of the Labour party is noted for military service as a private and rising to major, with other uncertain mentions.

Bydnee J. F. Blaxland Randwick Liars Mtr Morgan Lab Barna Hely Tayaare Ape

Canberra Film Centre Ends In Mixed Notices And Meetings

Fragmented OCR shows notices from Canberra film and poultry groups. It lists urgent meetings at Acton Hall and Campbell Street, with dates in June. Mentions welcome attendance and thanks to customers, plus a monthly meeting with film screening and a note about allowances for meeting dates.

Momemrs Donnetary Healdence AX Campbell Ninelle Thureday A. Stenner Marattall Bia Duaioddy G Raed Palermo St Alnaur Sxprrause

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