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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

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Health officer administers Salk vaccine at Canberra High

Dr. D G Stanbury from the Department of Health injects the anti polio Salk vaccine to fifth year student K Kreenan of O Connor as classmates wait. Stanbury, once a flying doctor in the Northern Territory, had a plane crash on April 26. he and the pilot escaped unharmed but his wife was injured.

D. G. Stanbury Department of Health Canberra K. Kreenan O'Connor Stanbury Northern Territory

Girard case fuels Tokyo US Japan status row

A Tokyo dispute over a U S Army sergeant’s actions in Japan raises questions about the Status of Forces treaty. The envoy says Girard’s firing was not authorised, while lawmakers press for hearings. The case touches on trial rights and potential penalties under Japanese law.

Girard Asakai Illinois Thomas Gordon House of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee Japan Gordon State Department Bam Ervin Armed Services Defence Department Council Robert Deohert Dut Ralph Flanders Tokyo Tenge

Epidemic Spreads Amid Uncertain Official Warnings

Officials report influenza cases rising across Asia with schools closed as Hong Kong Formosa Singapore and other cities prepare for potential spread. Despite New Virus fears authorities stress containment and urge calm while monitoring developments.

Hermit’s shed yields £10,000 in bonds inheritance

Public Trustee reports bonds found in a bottle in the hermit Samuel Benjamin's shanty home after his 1951 death. The discovery plus £8,000 already in his house leaves the estate valued at £10,000. Next of kin remain untraced as efforts continue.

Sydney Weanesaay Treasury Summer Hill Samuel Benjamin Louisatreet Benjamin G. H. Beale

Home Mistress To Stand Trial For Manslaughter

Darwin reports Mrs Ivy Rebecca Day, home mistress, committed for trial on a manslaughter charge after a fire May 16 gutted the home. The 24 month old child, daughter of 19 year old Doris Simpson, died in a bassinette as rescue attempts were made. Police noted no effort to save the infant, and Day reportedly said she would have freed the child if possible.

Darwin Ivy Rebecca Day Wags To Day Doris Simpson Croker Melbourne Deutscher L. Hook

Writ Against Gair Filed by Queensland A L P Members

Labour leader John Edmund Duggan and five A L P members filed a Supreme Court writ for defamation against Premier Gair alleging he claimed a Communist takeover and labeled each man a Communist. The action centers on a May 31 Brisbane public meeting with unspecified damages sought per claimant.

Tongon Parliament Member Charged with Sedition

Samisont Kuves Afuamango, a 70 year old Tongan Parliament member, faces sedition charges over alleged remarks about relatives of the Queen. Authorities say the statements prompted the charge and investigation.

Buva Wed AAP Samisont Kuves Afuamango

Unions Back Stop Work Fight Over Carpenters Pay

The Trades and Labour Council pledged support for 45 carpenters striking for a nine shilling per day rise under the last two basic wage increases. Master Builders actions at Welch Bros. contracts in Braddon flats threaten to remove over-award payments, with revised project rates to be paid until a new agreement is negotiated.

AG. Trades and Labour Council Master Builders’ Association Welch Bros Braddon Flata Building Tradee Group F. J. McCauley Canberra McCauley B.w.iu F.E.D.F.A T. Harvey Harvey South Coast Labour Council B.W.L R. Hancock

Spearfisherman Drowned At Port Macquarie

Spearfisherman Tom Clarke aged 29 from Kurri Kurri drowned at Flagstaff Point Port Macquarie when a wave swept him from rocks. Albert Smith 17 Victoria tried to rescue Clarke but waves separated them. Clarke was found wedged under a rock ledge in deep water.

Sydney Weuneeday Tom Clarke Flagstaff Point Port Mai Clarke Albert Smith Sale Victoria Smith Oli

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