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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
4
Approval granted for adding a terrace to the Ainslie Hotel as part of planned improvements. Officials outlined the terrace location along with related safety and aesthetic requirements, noting the permit covers multiple afternoons of usage and ties to existing site features.
The document notes a forthcoming Senate session with discussion of an address in reply to the Prime Minister and remarks by MPs. It mentions Senator Magnus Cormac of the Liberal party and Senator Seward of the Copmity Party in Victoria with plans to move the address in reply.
Barometer at Bam Canberra registers around 30.302 inches at 2 pm. Temperature readings show 44.0 degrees at 3 pm with 47.1 degrees for late afternoon. Minimum around 37.8, wind variable with calm at 3 pm, light ESE, sea conditions rough expected. rainfall figures noted and sunrise/sunset times recorded. broader regional notes on weather terms and local seas.
Fragmented remarks from Canberra officials discuss hostel construction and inflation impact on government spending. A materials and labor overrun triggers calls for an open inquiry into the mismanagement of hostel projects and rising living costs affecting workers and builders.
The Governor General was received in Canberra yesterday morning by Min Excellency He Praane Till Mie8 Cure Ulpetuner for Canada Bile Exeriiency the Gavarnar General at Government Home Canberra. The ceremony included recognition of dignity and companion rank. Walter Jansen Garaely attended with Mia xedleney as the Governor General hosted the official birthday gathering.
London report says Professor Bernard Dewnon, a leading New Zealand surgeon, performed a successful anaotomy on a liner between Ancres and Monoe ay. The crew assisted, nursing staff Mins Wide Brooks, and two passengers donated blood. the operation, aided by the ship’s fourth engineer Alas Milne, ended with a stable patient and no further complications.
In Canberra discussions praise the Australian Public Service and its arbitration award. Mr. Partridge and Mrs. Partridge attend events at Jervis Bay and Hotel Fourst Pty. Ltd. while officials travel to Canberra to discuss departmental business and public service excellence.
The article discusses remarks by Mr O Findlay and Mr Vinney about awards for hostels and the role of the Director of Works. It notes the award provisions relate to terms of employment and questions raised about public funds and welfare provisions in relation to hostel activities.
The government announced appointing three officers as Aldes de-Camp to the King from each fighting service. The naval in charge is WAVY Captain HL Howden, with J B Foley and N D Mxley named among others. The minister cited former First Naval Member Norman Hyde and noted naval and air service veterans with ties to Aus military colleges and wartime commands.
The death of Kir Thomas Alexander Laird occurred after a long Canberra life following residence in Brooklyn and Melbourne. He arrived in Australia from England after World War I and held a departmental role in welfare and interior transit. He was connected with the Alnalin feats ball club and active in junior football administration. He survived by a widow and five aged children.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a notice about the death of Lord Tennyson in London. The garbled text mentions names such as Ricky Wiskata and references a city and numbers, but the exact event details are unclear. The readable core concerns a death notice for a titled figure in London.
A high commissioner presented letters of credentials to the government, with notes on his duties and roles under the External Affairs ministry. The event involved the acting head of mission and references to notable officials in the Canadian government.
Shareholders at Bauer Ferries Ltd receive an unexpected 1/8d dividend after directors declare the payout. The State Government plans to investigate the legitimacy of the move and its impact on interests. Transport Minister comments on possible actions. Stock exchange notes dividend ex-dividend dates and prior profits. brokers warn the decision shocks markets.
A UK report shows unions pressing government to raise food prices to cover costs. The piece notes industry groups discussing prices, with references to trade boards and market factors influencing grocery costs, including discussions of diplomacy and economic policy.
The article notes international dignitaries and guests traveling to Sydney for Jubilee events. Among arrivals are New Zealand officials Percy Beadle and Ham, American and British representatives, plus Lord Alexander and Lord Linnenn from the United States. The Constellation flight from London will bring key attendees and publishers to the jubilee celebration.
A fragmented report outlines an Australian delegation led by Frofrasor &. C. Mills to attend the sixth session of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization General Conference in Paris. It lists officials including Mr. Manry, Debecaty, and others connected to the Commonwealth of Education and Australian agencies.
A bankrupt car dealer in Sydney named Thunwing faced financial ruin with losses totaling around £30000 and later £10000 in financing. The report notes a mounting liabilities, misappropriated funds, and a failed docking venture involving £5000 plus a car boot theft of £5000. The Gone was adjourned as creditors pursued recovery.
At noon the governor Sir John Northcott and officials attended a levee in Sydney. More than 300 guests joined, with 190 officers of Navy and Army present. The Lieutenant-Governor, the Chief Justice, the Premier, Rear Admiral and other senior authorities were in attendance.
A doctor faced charges amid an inquiry into alleged improper conduct involving a person under 17. The case references an incident around January 20 and names of local officials and authorities are cited in court filings.
Australian engineers from the Snowy River Hydroelectric Authority prepared for a training programme in the United States. The arrangement, under general suppression of the US Reclamation Bureau, aims to facilitate design work on a major section of the American mountains.
Heavy rain and fog assailed Sydney causing widespread damage to furnishings and fittings in basements. Streets flooded, roads delayed travel, and visibility dropped to a few yards as a storm warning persisted into the morning.
A Canberra meeting urged separate departments for boys and girls in Tropes Wark and Ainslie primary schools amid calls for co education reform. Delegates discussed timing, school divisions, and the need for tailored pupil support, with school authorities proposing more similar new schools citywide to improve progress.
Joseph Charing Tellamore of Walt's Avenue Bund Bench pleaded guilty in Central Court to receiving twenty carcasses of mutton and four hides of pork on June 6. Police said the meat was stolen from Metropolitan Toe and Cold Storage Works Ltd and later sold to Tellamore by carriers. He was fined 420 for the offense.
The University of Western Australia reports nine members elected to its University Council. Nominated by the Governor General and Parliament, the new council includes Prof. G. A. Curie, Prof. M. J. Oliphant, and Prof. H. K. Ward among others. The registrar notes the council has governed since 1847 and will convene soon.
Mr Caldwell spoke in favor of decentralisation urging the Rochdale Municipal concept and Wade Comnell to support a shift of government power. He hailed the Blustt Memorial award for outstanding local work and noted the conference adopted the resolution.
A fragmented report notes heart disease as a major death cause with population figures for Sydney and other cities in 1800s data. It lists Hobart and Melbourne figures, ages five and under, and references mortality in various regions with unclear dates and spelling errors.
Disjointed report notes the graziers' body opposing a wool plan at an annual conference. It mentions a close vote count, some referenced figures, and incomplete details about the plan and participants. The fragmented text names no clear individuals or organizations beyond general groups.
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