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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1949
Page
6
The Prime Minister said the Commonwealth Government gained the political advantage from ration measures. He noted they were introduced to aid a Mr Chifley and commented on the authority to ration being challenged, suggesting the Commonwealth could assume roles if required.
Fragmented text lists copper and location references such as Howrah and Ome Hur with assorted numbers and codes. The readable fragments resemble an obsolete commerce or measurement table but lack coherent context or events. No clear person, organization, or date is identifiable.
Glyn de Bostato of Victoria Chile, Malbourne, won the Ingl es championship this afternoon by defeating C. H. Boidery of Brisbane 62 90. Boatsie was runner up for the Victorian title this year after winning the 1947 champions contest.
A scrambled OCR item lists multiple horse handicap events and entrants such as Bear ar va, Wells, Beau Bandy, Freyberg, Tolunda, and Anabel Lee. Mentions nursery, trial, and Aupins handicaps with various named horses and riders, plus references to racing outcomes and program notes. The fragmented text suggests a track meet with bets, entries, and race names rather than a cohesive report.
About 1835 Catholics from Victoria will depart Australia by steamer next year for a pilgrimage to Rome. The event is organized by the Roman Catholic Prefecture of Portale ceremonies and follows a royal blessing in Victoria.
Lingon be munpounded to allow him to ride at track work. The acting chairman Mr HC Sa ay adds to committee and a report is prepared. At present enough time may do work at a later date.
An OCR fragment mentions Patricia Barrett, 98, charged on June 8 in a local case. The readable parts reference a trial or filing related to Barrett and a person named Chad or Chak, with unclear surrounding details.
Acting Minister for Transport Mr. Sheahan announced the Riverina Express will begin next month from Albury. The service will use cars similar to those on the Newcastle Line and include a buffet car. The Newcastle Flyer was praised as equal to any train in Britain or on the Continent.
Riders from nine motorcycle clubs in New South Wales will contest events at East Queanbeyan track tomorrow. Notables include Jack Skeers of Wagga Gordon White and CMM Dyer of Goulma. Highlight is sidecar match races where Bob Abbott and Jack Hive aim to break the track record.
The Amalfe Parente and Citizens Association art committee selected 12 additions costing about 20, and the prints will form a representative display of national painting. The group also decided to purchase side-dramas for the school band, with Gets and Theordee' band set to take over as the assembly tunes replace marches.
The principal females of Lottery No 1884 drawn today announce the results. Prizes include No 10a You Byeaiats and No 34440 The Ter Bynndicate. Addresses listed include 26 Martin Street Naremburn and Kuringal Avenue. Drawn on Wednesday.
The report lists entries for the upcoming Queat meeting with races including 50, 520, 947 and 47 yards. Notable entrants include Lanevale Sir Cotter Fausty Bilver Boon Khand Lad Breve Profit Our Beryl Hear nl and Kyum Neil Linn Our bummer Pam's Pick Cubby's Tee Maser Finance Minda Moon Dough Dent. Rodney's cy WOVICH STAKE Morah Baoan te.
Between 65 000 and 74 000 ton of coal would be lowt Of the com mins mining unions carried out, there threat of a onestay let Work meet Thureday, fia Minister yesterday.
Sydney harbour arrival details show Mooltan entering Aynd ney Harbour with passengers sent to North Head for medical checks and fumigation. Queensland bound travelers may be detained at the station until Monday as officials manage quarantine procedures and baggage.
The ACT cabinet seeks to form a housing advisory panel including the Housing Commissioner, the president of the FLS.L., and representatives from the Advisory Council, the Trades and Labour Council, and the Chamber of Commerce. The panel aims to streamline the allocation system amid complaints about the current method.
A Paddington keeper named David Dahl pleaded guilty to stealing £2 from a workman at Marshall's Feed Estate. He was sentenced to two years in prison by the Queen’s Bench in London.
A garbled text fragment discusses desires and inquiries about various items and rates. It mentions closets, monumental items, and a cresting mare with unclear references to C4. The discourse remains imprecise with no identifiable events or proper nouns to anchor a concrete summary.
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