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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
4
A fragmented OCR notice reports a postponed Gradano Right event held at New ark across the Budenn River from New York. The New York Athletic Committee conducts the meet, with champion details unclear in the damaged text.
Mr Carver indicated expected government relief this year, linked to the International World Bank program. Australian wheat yields were revised from 10.43 to 10.38 bushels per acre, with total crops near 224 million bushels, the year’s record. The earlier forecast noted potential aid could total around $42 million depending on policy approval.
Final rehearsal by St Christis choir will feature 36 singers and perform pieces by Mozart, Handel, and late 18th century composers. The program includes selections such as De Te Deum and other sacred works, with a 3 pm start and ongoing choral offerings during the service.
Met station at Fartheirn reports 24 hour period with fine to moderate temperatures. Morning frost, isolated cloud cover, rising winds from the north and east. Night frigid with frost. day temperatures likely to reach high values.
Fragmentary weather bulletin shows scattered data including rainfall notes and place names such as Canberra Crookwetl and Delgety St. The report references regional readings and a dated line indicating yesterday's conditions with partial figures and garbled measurements.
The piece analyzes Liberal and Country Party merger talks in Australia, arguing party interests drive decisions and public welfare depends on voters. It notes the two party system governs Parliament, the risk of minority protection, and that voters may shift support to Labour, potentially altering government at the next election.
Excellency the Governor General and the Right Honourable W McKell hosted a dinner at Government House Canberra yesterday for Erin Majesty's Official day. Attendees included Burvice Ministers and representatives of the three Services. Mr A R Driver, Administrator of the Northern Territory, was received yesterday morning at Government House.
Perth residents report a campaign to combat a cough outbreak in the gold mining town of Una. Children aged around 14,000 are being transported by plane to a distant camp for treatment and vaccination as part of a government aid effort. Community leaders have urged donations to fund the airlift and medical supplies for the inhabitants.
A chaotic incident on a chilly day in Natal involved a car veering toward another vehicle. The driver was pulled from the seat and spanked in view of the passerby family as onlookers watched in silence. The Eye cars then continued their journeys.
A new crisis surrounds the Bren government proposal for state aid and the factions in Hodals catlike to rise. The premier faces pressure after a last-minute shift and questions over timing and leadership.
Revenue from all sources for eleven months reached a total near the yearly estimate, with May 30 figures showing 4.08 million and total annual revenue predicted to rise by millions. Income tax receipts lag, while sales tax and payroll tax show differing progress. June collection expected to adjust the overall balance.
Liberal Leader vows unity with the Country Party as divisions persist. He labels amalgamation as temporary advantage and warns of consequences at the general election.
The Prime Minister in the House of Representatives denied knowledge of a subsidy payment by the Government to TAA for a courier service. An agreement had existed between the Postmaster General's Department and TAA for the carriage of courts, with a payment for that service.
A chaotic scene in the Chamber of Deputies as about 200 deputies clashed using furniture and other objects. Communists, Christian Democrats, and Opus Dei faction members engaged amid a tense fight that left at least three injured while attempts to reach a target figure were thwarted by a bloc of allied deputies.
An Australian report notes Premier statement about the timing of a Premiers Conference with possible August consideration. Mr Chifley indicated a written reply to the state and noted preparations but details remain unclear amid confusion over dates.
Sydney reports quote Wateride Workers Federation officials denying responsibility for sugar shipments delays from North Queensland ports. Chairman statement cites port handling limits at Cairns and rail bottlenecks. officials claim factory and canal constraints curtail shipments while the jettisoned supply chain faces staffing issues and equipment failures.
The Canberra debate centers on government stance as Minister for the Army confronts questions about policy. Gullett pressed for clarity on supporting statements and whether the administration can ensure steady action amid internal party discussion.
Fragmented report shows Lords opposing government plan to curb delaying powers amid tense debate. Labour leader remarks hint at possible clashes over parliamentary timing and the Parliament Act. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate ongoing negotiation stalemate in September session.
A garbled report on Sydney fruit and vegetable markets discusses government oversight by Minister for Agriculture Mr Graham. It notes producers seeking to rebuild a cooperative sell system, debating 100 percent support and the need for broad backing from officials and market men.
A garbled report references a minister and a reply to a parliamentary inquiry. It mentions a contact with an Australian serviceman, a tabled investigation, and a House of Representatives discussion led by Cameron Bark faaty. The fragmentary text is unreadable in portions.
The readable fragment hints at a government purchase of shares involving Qantas and Empire Airways with an added 12 million stake. Names and details are unclear, making it difficult to determine the exact entities, dates, or parties involved.
Queensland debates extending rent control as the government weighs price caps and market measures. The premier and cabinet consider suspending the Rent Act to curb rent rises while seeking a workable balance with supply, transport costs, and state authority.
A partial note outlines director salaries and travel expenses for National Airlines and related entities. It mentions Mr. Taylor with a £3000 yearly salary at the View Chateau and notes payments covering travel, hotel, and hotel expenses, plus various years and amounts.
The readable fragments reference individuals and a government matter, but no coherent events, dates, or clear entities are extractable to form a factual summary.
Disqualification heard at appeals board concerning a pair competing at Wentworth church stakes. Proceedings referenced a Glebe Maiden stake and a Wentworth Park event with uncertain results and dates.
The Ministee For Ratyepal discussed statements late on New Guinea policy. Ward claimed the forest survey was used to argue whether to grant permits or proceed with tenders, noting government action and natives’ rights were central to the debate. He accused Antony and others of delaying and questioned rent or repayment claims under Commonwealth acts.
Fragmented report notes contention over appointments to the Australian judiciary and parliamentary commissions. The dispute centers on calls for fair representation, with references to key figures such as Boake Parrattlay and Brigadier Wackinn. Several ministers and opposition speakers clash over claims of bias and legality. The text is chaotic and partially unreadable, but underscores tensions around judicial appointments and parliamentary oversight.
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