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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
2
Traders debate how manufacturers in Australia maintain quality as the Federal Government tightens control. Officials stress footwear imports must meet strict standards, with industry leaders urging firms to uphold reliable production practices.
A memorial dedicated to Port at Eurandes will be unveiled on September 1 during a ceremony at the lake Mar Law. Minister of Musing Rivet announced in the Legislative Assembly that the tribute will form a reserve including the land of Atonon's Dayton cottage, with the old fireplace preserved and a memorial wall erected.
Nervous drivers halted when a makeshift barrier across Bloure Street Braddon obscured by blown lamps created a false warning. The improvised barrier aimed to stop traffic while a channel cut at 19 Mort Street prepared underground cable work. No injuries reported.
A damaged note states the yacht Burrens now crosses the Pacific as the sole international entrant. It sails 2,200 miles from Los Angeles to Hun lu next month under the Blatew Navy entry, once owned by Kirt Doemux.
Fragments describe a charge against Alfred Baes for assaulting Dennis Pierce at Hotel Civic on May 14. testimony questioned corroboration and witness bias. A separate tenancy case involved Dawes Crescent loss of occupancy by Wallace Lave, transferred to Lovett for breach of tenancy and unauthorized subletting. Evidence references include Constable Gillies and Sergeant Grangell, with Defence citing contradictions in witnesses.
Berlin report states Gerhard Wsler, linked to the Tastedeaten, was named a member of the Communist Party. The British government rejects a Polish protest over Eisler’s arrest, declaring it lawful under international law.
The report covers statements by Prime Minister Chifley and ministers on health schemes linked to the Canadian model, labor and national service issues, and administration for the Northern Territory. It notes plans for a unified budget, special Canberra minister, and a push to improve Australia’s wartime and postwar logistics and migrant policies.
London reports quote Anthony Raden claiming Labour would nationalise the steel industry if elected, while leaving coal and railways untouched. He argues nationalization would alter Britain’s export-led free enterprise balance and vows caution in policy shifts.
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