RYDNEY Thureday Traffic Incident Report
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
2
Water Conservation Report Standards Adopted
A Thursday session notes an advisory motion on land and entailing discussion of water conservation standards. The report highlights Australia’s guidance and a need for practical methods amid ongoing deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnny
Australia
Crash wakes Mata Hill occupants as rock falls
Sydney report describes residents of Mata Hill waking to a heavy crash when a rock or earth mass fell from Retiense Hill. The event damaged surroundings and drew attention from nearby observers. No injuries or official statements documented in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rétiense Hill
Iraq says no need for treaty with Britain
Iraqi ministerial committee members said there is no need for a new treaty with Britain. They asserted the United Nations Charter and current agreements suffice and favored not formalizing a stricter alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Britain
Baguead
United Nations
Drs and Family Depart for United States Mission
Among the 46 titles and hi of Dr. Mervicemim who are leaving for the United States, Drs. H. McConville and daughter Cari travel with the party. Mrs. McConville was welcomed this afternoon by her mother, Mrs. Lueland of Camierre. The couple met when he was 14. They will be based near Canberra for three years. The Neil's will make their fame at Begundl near Law Ane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosedad An Chien
Mervicemim
Fomor
David
Shanks
Unites Masten
Drs
H. McConvilie
Tar
Cari
Hin
Canberra
Neil
Begundl
Law Ane
Widow Wins Half Share in Lottery Prize
Justice Roperculva in Equity care rules that Mrs Pravt Me Craig widow of Kent Street Newtown is entitled to half share in 11600 lottery line won by another widow Mire Melle Adella Collins of Kent Meret Sewtawa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Roperculva
Equity
Mra
Pravt
Me‘Craig
Kent Street
New ‘Town
Royal Canberra Golf Associates Victory Report
A competition occurred yesterday with Mire Kilmartin winning scoring 111 36 7 percent. Notable participants included War Thorne Mee Reuler WA940 Mrs Fare 10624 40 and Me Devideon, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Kilmartin
Mra War
Thorne
Mee Reuler
Fare
Forecast for South Eastern Districts and Highlands
Weather bulletin notes cloudy conditions across South Eastern Districts with further showers in lowlands and snow in the highlands. Cold temperatures bring frost risk. Moderate to strong southerly winds affect coastal areas with rough seas in exposed channels.
Peeteh Trade Union Demands Wage Rise For Workers
The Peeteh Trade Union delegation urged the government to grant a wage increase of Ba-par cent with pensions for all workers. The executive action was discussed as a key demand in the union’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prencr
Peeteh Teste Union
Coupe
Prensa
Tee
Canberra Weather Thursday Report
Weather briefing with scattered readings including barometer around 684 inches at 3 pm and 8 am wind data. Notable mentions include Seattarn Apts and Cooma with several rough measurements and locations cited in stray, unclear entries.
Ainslie Vandal Attacks Housing Project Sites
Vandalism blamed for repeated damage to Eden Street and Ainslie housing sites. Timber, bricks, piping, and concrete mixers attacked. sheds toppled. markers removed. nighttime tampering disrupting Foundation work and delaying extensions to the terminal project. Police and interior department monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Eas
Amalie
Eden Street
Atrion
Bret
Don Street
Promotions list sparks public service concern in Melbourne
A Melbourne public service debate centers on recent appointments amid claims of favoritism toward less experienced candidates. Protests focus on promotions tied to wartime service, salary ranges, and alleged attempts to abolish old practices as a new framework is proposed by government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Gasrte
Department of Teeniry
Promtion
Genersly
Bervice
Poxitina
Epplientinny
Cine
Public Service Board Melbourne
Dutch youths help load ship at Callan Wharf
Reported in Tasman Bay a group of Dutch youths assisted dockworkers at Callan Wharf loading a ship. The vessel Tasman, once a hospital ship, faced delays but three trips were completed with the youths aiding laborers amid complaints and logistical challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasman
Aus
Callan Wharf
Anniversary of the speed era and the motor car
An overview of the motor car’s impact since its introduction, noting mass production, urban rural shifts, faster tempos, and social changes. It traces how the automobile redefined life, industry, and culture, highlighting progress and adjustments while acknowledging some nostalgia for past times.
Personal ad fragment with Australian Canberra references
Readable text shows a damaged personal style item mentioning My, Ke Re Brinbin as managing director and Ready Battery Co. in Australia with unclear Canberra reference and a rank Tray. The fragment is garbled but implies a corporate personal notice or advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinbin
Dirge Toy Ad Cieves Ready Battery Co
Australie
Canberra
Et ‘Orem
Melbourne University official cites atomic tamps delay
Melbourne Pro tem Gordon L Wind of Commerce at the Melbourne University maid today that rng atiac of the atomic tamb, a bie pripithtian jane nat be AMBATATA beet die Fence. The si MOSEL vernene a the om hd cancelled Une tert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thurnauy
Protemar
Gordon L. Wind
Pyuion
Melbourne University
Rng
Atiac
Talc Powder Stocks in New Zealand Withdrawn
Unclear OCR text notes talc powder stocks in New Zealand withdrawn and mentions Auckland and Thursday. The fragment references withdrawal from listing and possible action by authorities but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Z
Fire Brigade Seeks Reduced Hours For Station Work
Firemen at Converra Fire Station seek shorter shifts due to staffing imbalances and rising fatigue. Officials anticipate adding more stations and new oil powers to support the service and improve response coverage amid budget constraints.
New Threat to Coal Mining Seeks Urgent Pay Rise
New South Wales miners press for a 14 day deadline on wage claims as pit-top cutters threaten to halt work, risking northern mine closures without reserves while ministers confer on state control and plans to raise coal output. A Canberra conference with the Prime Minister and ministers is slated for next week to discuss rehabilitation and industry restoration. The miners plan talks with the ALP and the Communist factions as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anld
Senator Aahley
McMall
Addsley
Henator McKenny
Can Petra
Chifley
Benator Ashley
Baddeley
McKell
Jayco
Camunlala
Moers Federation
Sonineullin
Plana
Judges Clash In 40 Hour Week Review Melbourne
In Melbourne on Thursday judges clashed over a 40 hour work week during an Arbitration Court session. Judge O Mara pressed Judge Foster to speak, while discussions touched on certification of agreements and proposed weekly limits. The court heard on Friday that the government favored shorter hours and noted political figures associated with the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Arbitration Court
stoKe
O'Mara
Foster
Pimael
Drake-Brack- Man
Rome
Judme Kelly
Bill Gout
Dudke Kelly
Porter
Fostow Vanithant
ACE
Curtin
Queensland
Ihr
Abe
Adden
Victorian Rail Engines Converted for Crude Oil
Victorian locomotives undergo conversion to burn crude oil for both passenger and goods services. About 503 engines will be outfitted, with testing and servicing stages scheduled before service next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Guna
Albourne
Erale
Ronal
Commonwealth
Otnoral
New Savings and Stamps Issued for War Financing
The government announced new savings certificates and stamps to replace the existing war savings certificates. They will be issued in denominations of 1, 60, 20 and others, maturing at full value after seven years, and exempt from taxation. The issue aims to continue savings during wartime and allow a family of five to hold up to 425 pounds total in certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adetralia
Commonwealth
Electricity Bulk Rates Reduced by Government Authority
A government authority announced reductions in bulk electricity supply rates. The minister announced a 10.28 per ev decrease in BAL, with two other cuts ranging from 1.13 to 1.00 per ev. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the action lowers bulk rates for public supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalata
Warkery Cabilly
Bal
Few Restrictions on Imports from U. K.
Reported debate at the Windane Jugual contegance of the Associated Chamber of Commerce of Australia about limiting imports and prices with Great Britain. The British government favors easing home market pressure, while Australian advocates seek reduced trade barriers and coordinated tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedman
Chamber of Commerce of Australie
Bolantine
Great Britain
Minister Resents Attack By Bishop
The minister condemns a bishop's assault claim amid dispute over plans to acquire the Angtuin Chuet area in Darwin. The decision had been strongly urged by the Defense Cornell of the Commonwealth and routed through the Naval HQ. Investigation and further steps were discussed with the Department of the Navy, with evidence indicating action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhe Mahan
Carven Heania
Chuyet
Darwitt
Cornell
Naval Hoa
Jubnaon
Leymut Ree
Tawi
Department of the Navy
Permission To Wear Uniforms Amid Shortages
The Commonwealth Government permits ex-members of the military to wear uniforms for six months due to civilian clothing shortages. Allye explained that the policy addresses the lack of civilian attire for discharged personnel and aims to allow temporary use of military uniforms where civilian garments are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Wan
Canberra Kennel Club Faces Animal Welfare Reform
Disjointed OCR notes allege Canberra kennel group plans for cruelty prevention and retention of an advisory council. Fragmentary statements indicate complaints received over time but little interest in changes, with unclear references to personnel and processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Nterra Bruni
Tety
Jie
Gatre 1
Trantimantec Animale
Rte
Toreniystica
Beeer and Rum Party Ends in RN Rating Case
A jagged report describes a beer and rum party ending in RN rating with a 12 month sentence. Tara Gordon Godfrey of Bammwood is named in the action along with engineer actucer names and a police scene involving an Aminatanen driven vehicle and a taped ambulance incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.N
Tara Gordon Godfrey Bammwood
Royal Necy
Actucer
Fovluy
Axl
Beally
Dorothy Grave Tuck
Esatwood
Aminatanen
Bydnes
Challengan
Herson
Goulburn Seat Won by Lapour in Odd Speech
A report from Goulburn notes Lapour claimed victory and spoke with garbled recollections about an incident involving alcohol. Judge Bubcy referenced a Navy feed and a 07.14 date in the folded courtroom fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubcy
Navy
Joel Prd Tee
Sunday Sports Stirs Churches Split Over Public Day
A joint statement from Canberra church leaders discusses opposition to organized Sunday sport. The debate centers on religious authorities and the sanctity of the Sabbath, with Gardiner cited as a contentious figure. The letter argues against civilian and moral consequences of weekend recreation.
Unclear OCR report ties death to infant condition in Goulburn
A fragmentary police report from Goulburn links a fatal incident to a rare infantile paralysis style condition affecting Miss Audrey Camaron, aged 7, with unclear details and terminology in the text. The readable portion notes the death and mentions a Nose Cube and other unnamed terms, but the full facts are obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Camaron
Goulburn
Three Girls and Four Men Stranded in Snow Drifts
A group of seven travelers, including three girls and four men, were driven off the road in heavy snow near a hotel. They were forced to walk through deep drifts for a mile or more before reaching safety. The trip covered about 41 miles, taking several hours to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komotusko
Tursdy
Rocerunka
Chitet
Vehte
Tha Chi
Crockery Shortage at Northwest Cangarra Hotels
Report notes a severe crockery shortage affecting Northwest Cangarra hotels and hostels. Authorities reveal soup plates bought were unsuitable for use, with prices quoted around 98 pounds. Efforts to replace broken items face supply issues and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Anid
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Cooma
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Rombsis
Sen Jindas
Ae Saaptirs
Insurance Company
Laine
Civic Centre
Purnell - Remident
4 Farber
Auceons
AME
A.m.lp. Society
Dudhiey
Walker
Wiles Hei
Dicey
Pipy Ntrey
Audrey
Cangerra
Thimurne Avenue
Canbérre City
Phen Bal F.cmids
Mansaer
Maney
Indueurial
Briant
P. Bod
Arance
Canberra Tunes
ALF
HBO
United
Sitten
Raila
Fire Brigade
INE
Timber Workers' Union
J. Wele
U.K
Woney Lapour
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Panae Ee
Archdeacon C
Haydon
Baynin
Canborra
Gardiner
Arenes
Jas
Darttemen
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