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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1949
Page
4
Public notices detail nominations for DAWEH RETAT-BARAAM and related appointments, with election timing, remuneration, and filing requirements. Also includes conditions for Italian and Australian claims, land and lease notices, and tender invitations for Canberra works. Public call emphasizes writ nominations, deadlines, and official procedures.
Burma rejects any conditions linked to British aid, stating Commonwealth assistance is moral and for reconstruction. The government also aims to address dangers on the China border following recent border troubles. A ship freighter’s disappearance and the kidnapping of an Indian mill owner in Deli prompted security concerns near Rangoon.
Canberra forecast reports 13.2 degrees at 9 a m and 20.2 at 3 p m with gusts noted. Strong clouds and winds expected with rain later. sectional outlook shows fair overall with deteriorating conditions through the day.
The article argues Royalty remains a key factor in shaping Britain's foreign ties with Europe and the Americas. It notes the monarchy's constitutional role, its influence on Commonwealth sentiment, and Margaret’s potential impact on Franco British relations while referencing historical shifts in royal influence.
Friday reports from Cherurad indicate the state minister for transport led a meeting with ALP delegates and three deputations including Petey Woken’s group and a workers’ team. The conference discussed living conditions for crops and workers, with emphasis on industrial expansion and a national recreation plan.
Private shipping firms and commerce groups press for a broad prohibition on intercontinental freight entries. The prime minister and minister for shipping discuss general application but no decision has been made yet.
Fragmentary report notes Australia’s Sister Kenny appeal and a planned visit by the Archbishop of Canterbury to Washington. Mentioned are Archibishop Geoffrey, November timing, and Australia aid discussions with the AM, with dates and names partially obscured.
A fragmented report from London states advocates urge international control for Jerusalem. The piece notes calls for heightened supervision and outside guarantees to protect local actors and maintain influence across the city.
Queensland outlaws bookmakers at Brisbane races including Eagle Farm and Albion Park from today due to inadequate arrangements. Bookmakers may still operate at select events under new rules, with three licensed bookmakers allowed at the course under strict conditions.
Unclear OCR text describes Italy facing unemployment and labor unrest. Mentions three weeks of strikes, cattle and farmers involved, workers demanding regional controls, and a march near Bologna where twenty one people were involved in a street incident.
French government notes on export methods stir debate in Britain as officials study strategies to balance the UK export drive. The Anglo-American committee meeting yielded agreement on examining molds for taxing exports, with details discussed at a conference in London.
A Darwin doctor urged a royal commission style inquiry in a June session of the Northern Territory Legislative Council. He called for a health minister and a committee to probe issues, pressing for a monitored investigation and clearer oversight.
Readable text fragment mentions names and places in disjoint form. The item seems like a brief local notice or schedule with uncertain event details. Requires clearer text to identify persons organizations or exact dates and actions.
Writs were filed at the Supreme Court by Donnervlay against Herbeck cell and Rit wife Amy Wileen seeking damages and interest for alleged harm. The motion is set for Friday to address the case involving the Brundah dispute and related claims.
A fragmentary report suggests a new regime in China stabilizing amid foreign and domestic pressures. It mentions American and British involvement, migrant movements to Hong Kong, and rigid government action amid a shifted political landscape.
The report notes a decline in new housing output for the quarter ending March, with commentary from analysts on comparatives to prior periods. Investors and builders faced mixed signals as construction activity paused while some segments showed minor gains in other regions.
The author discusses American involvement and national mood during a period of conflict. References to Pearl Harbor era figures and prominent Americans appear alongside critiques of political parties and press coverage. Names cited include Renate Cimanite and Melvyn Erquglan, with broader commentary on foreign policy and domestic unity.
A garbled London court report describes an inquiry into private matters and possible jury influence. The judge warns about dangers of intrusive methods and notes actions by defendants and witnesses, with mentions of perjury and conspiracy.
A British publishers association plans a new national book cataloguing project. The effort aims to improve literary records by gathering contributions from major publishers and scholars, with leadership from a prominent literary figure and supported by the Royal Academy.
Government officials discuss increased petrol supply to meet rising car numbers amid traffic growth. Discussions touch on regulatory permits and potential delays, with ministers confirming flexible measures to alleviate shortages and keep travel moving.
A fragmented report recalls political strife in Canberra and London as parliament debates wartime controls on imports and petrol shortages. Prime Minister Chifley faces questioning while Britain and Australia weigh trade and rationing, with talks on pipelines and distribution shaping the economic outlook.
The article describes Prime and other parties debating TV plans. It mentions a board weighing the establishment of a station and forming a committee to study options. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a public airing of television station plans and potential locations.
In a Department of Development briefing, officials discuss funding and oversight for a proposed transport network. Ministerial aides outline priorities including river gauge infrastructure and river corridor development with Metron transit plans. Details reference a 3 million money pot and anticipated departmental milestones.
Fragmented OCR notes describe whispers of corporal punishment for Aborigines and broader disciplinary measures. Mentions action by ministers, debates in Parliament, and proposals affecting public order, church notices, and prices. Includes scattered references to Catholic and Protestant church events and ministerial statements amid unclear context.
A garbled report mentions Watany ware of Tepe Shenilent and the Camerarlon Come minaloner Mey Merienn. It references a weekly schedule, a Vauniyaiian Pockety of Raglavn, and an event involving Involved in the preparation of rhea Aree and a move that ignited the week.
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