Musical Society Programme
The programme lists a concert by the Musical Society featuring Cedrice Hoody and a guest group. Arne appears in the program with a likely selection by Tie realnoe and other pieces by various composers.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1945
Page
2
The programme lists a concert by the Musical Society featuring Cedrice Hoody and a guest group. Arne appears in the program with a likely selection by Tie realnoe and other pieces by various composers.
A jumbled OCR style fragment mentions terms like migration committee and caveat amid garbled names and places. Key facts and entities are unreadable, leaving no clear event, date, or organization to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled weather and notices fragment mentions regional forecasts and names without clear context. readable items reference multiple locations and entities, but the overall meaning remains unclear and incomplete.
The article reports Australia joining with other powers to participate in the administration and control of postwar Germany following surrender. It notes international collaboration and the formal handover of responsibilities among Allied authorities.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a parliamentary paper on slack markets, war economy controls, and price concerns. Mentions committee members Keane and Hud befrre 4 thy report, inter-department views, and possible wartime price measures amid demilitarization and oil trace concerns.
Debate over banking bill amendments dominated the session as the Opposition pressed for a seven member board and political safeguards while the Government argued for ministerial control. The Governor and Board structure faced amendments aimed at reducing political influence, prompting party line votes and calls for a nonpartisan management model. The proposed pay for the Governor was also contested and ultimately defeated in the vote.
An obituary note for Corporal Mover Livingetome McColl of Donalieon Street Regdilon who died in a Malay prisoner of war camp after capture at Singapore. The item traces his service, capture, and postwar reporting confusion with Canberra sources and local echoes in New Zealand. The fragmentary text mentions his death date in 1940 and connections to Singapore, Australia, and press coverage.
Parliamentary debate centers on claims that the Department of the Interior sent dunning notices to Mrs Pedvin wife of a Japanese-based British soldier. Anthony and Beasley clash over evidence and timing as a house committee investigates rent arrears and letters.
A fractured treaty-like summary notes shale oil production targets and related supply comments. It references Representative Fraenkel and Mr Kranfeur, mentioning a proposed shale output of 10,000,000 gallons to be met by June but pushed to March. The text hints at water supply and other plant concerns amid Commonwealth committee remarks and a large monetary figure of £2,780,017.
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A wartime report discusses housing shortages and plans for Army camps to provide shelter. The document cites the Commonwealth Commission and safety considerations, noting delays and scrutiny of building materials and location constraints.
Report from Birchgrove noting a revolver and an automatic pistol found in a washing area. Both weapons carried credentials linking to a missing person in Neutral Bay January. Police suspect broader stockpiles and warn the public.
Members of the Canberra Community Hospital Board debated wage adjustments for staff across wards in Canberra and discussed changes to charting times for maternity and obstetric wards. The board reviewed kitchen upgrades, ward amenities, and expressed appreciation for retiring Health Minister Dr. Cumpston. The hospital reported 37 admissions, 18 discharges, 108 daily admissions, and several surgeries and treatments in the period.
Sydney report states Minister for Agriculture Mr Graham plans to appeal to the Commonwealth for increased flour quotas to combat a threatened shortage at Mour. Decision on the motion is expected at the end of the hour during the Mill Owners' Association conference amid restricted supply and dwindling orders.
The Minister sur commerce Mr Scully stated last night there is no likelihood of a four shortage in New South Wales and that other states could be drawn on if needed. He noted mild disruption might occur due to the winter milling frame and emphasized maintaining maximum wheat for stock food.
Readable fragments of church service times and notices across several parishes in England and Canberra. Lists Holy Communion and morning services, confessions, confirmations, and Sunday School details including St Patrick's, Christopher's, Causeway, and Presbyterian groups, with times ranging from early morning to late afternoon and notes on calendar events and allied activities.
Church notes outline services and meetings across Anglican and Catholic groups including the Young Anglican/Youth activities, a Passionist Catholic retreat at St Patrick’s Braddon opening tomorrow, and Protestant services at Can Beers. A death report cites typhus in the metropolitan area, with 12 deaths this year.
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