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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
4
The notice reports a community gathering at Cane Derre Community Hospital on June to honor four women. Messages of thanks come from Jack McCullagh and Kingston figures. Tributes express sympathy and appreciation for lifetime service and friendship.
In a terse report from Warsaw dated Tuesday, officials indicate Poland’s military forces would rely on Russian equipment. The statement notes potential immediate delivery of gear or replacement plans, with concerns over dependency and strategic implications.
Readers discuss removal of Golden Captures and the Camry finish and question Canberra’s housing program. They scrutinize Canberran living, postwar planning, and the Anton Gent House, asking how many homes are being rebuilt, handed over, and the pace of redevelopment, with concerns about delays and safety.
London reports Belgrade radio says Soviet support for Yugoslavia includes raw materials and civilian aid to accelerate recovery. Officials outline aid packages tied to military requisites and humanitarian needs amid ongoing tensions and sanctions.
Fragments note a king's official birthday observance with a ceremony and singing. Invitations extended to join the government in a public event, with unclear details about timing or location due to damaged text.
Report on the Hobart air crash near Sevan Mite Beard on March 1. The incident caused 25 fatalities and was not linked to a major systems failure. Authorities of the ASA state no single crew error was identified.
A fragmentary report notes a group or officials sending a vaccine effort from an unnamed locality to London to address a shortage. The text references Latin American sources and mentions a vaccine for anthrax in connection with Argentina. Details are unclear due to damage.
Weather forecast notes mild day temperatures with southeasterly winds. Areas on higher peaks experience cooler conditions and possible light showers. Extended outlook shows warm spells in lower elevations and moderate winds on cablelands.
Weather data for Canberra over 24 hours ends with confusing OCR text. Mentions temperatures near 20 degrees, winds light, and several unreadable segment strings. Mentions Kosciusko and possible local records but lacks clear dates or actionable figures.
The death occurred of Mr John Resedan of Gundagal and a member of well known Dundesal. The late Mr Mewedon is survived by his widow and several sons, including A Yaardon, J Munerdon, J Brennan, and others. Also surviving are Mrs Carey and Mrs Saan, among others.
The Governor-General during a regional tour visited Warwick and Rockhampton with the Warwick Mayor Alderman Me EC, Warwick Council members, and Mr. Fadden. An inspection parade and luncheon followed as part of a civic visit, with local officials hosting and greeting the dignitaries.
Australia faces two year lag in adopting drought prevention, with the medical and dental professions cited as slow to implement new water conservation measures. Experts note other regions outpaced Australia in drought response and infrastructure, urging nationwide action to secure water supplies amid ongoing shortages.
A group of about 300,000 ex servicemen and associations push for amendments to the re employment act. They criticize provisions on unemployment relief, training, land settlement, and migration. Canberra opposition and limited support are noted while the reform effort continues.
An official announcement outlines extended reconstruction training categories in the ACT for trades including plastering bricklaying painting decorating carpentry and joinery. Vacancies exist with training undertaken at Sydney or Melbourne sites and Canberra trainee intake limited by available instructors and facilities.
Australasian export data shows Australia falling short of annual meat export targets. In the first four months of the year, exports totalled about 20,000 tons of meat to Bentats, with shipments to Britain including butter, cheese, sugar, and milk products. Stronger shipments and reallocation are urged to meet year end goals.
Police raided a Victory Night party and seized liquor after an advertisement for a Chin Hong Cabaret drew crowds. Invitations had been limited and guests were admitted by invitation only, with officials stopping entry at the premises.
Fragmentary note outlines a cabinet shuffle tied to a caucus vote. text hints at Prime Minister and ministers, with unclear names and dates, suggesting uncertainty over timing and final lineup before a formal announcement.
Tuesday reports state Moe Harton, wife of Premier at He Minty Hremiveair, died after a brief illness. She had been in good health until Sunday when she fell ill and was hospitalized.
The minister announces several ships carrying war brides and families for servicemen will reach Melbourne in the coming weeks. The Stirling Castle is due June 21 with 803 aboard, the Anne He will arrive Melbourne July 8 with 307 aboard, totaling 1,110 wives children and widows planned.
Colliers delayed by rough seas as ships reportedly suffer impediments and awaiting cargo movement. Readers are urged to note unsettled routes and weather conditions impacting maritime logistics and port timing.
Fragmented text from a historical source hints at inflation concerns in America. Contains garbled names and stray phrases, with references to a senator and internal economic issues, but lacks clear facts or coherent events. The readable parts suggest rising prices and policy debate without concrete dates or figures.
The Australian High Commissioner announces the appointment of Mr Dignam as King’s Counsel. Dignam will leave Sydney for a new post and assume the rank and duties of KC, reflecting a senior legal appointment amid ongoing official responsibilities.
The Postmaster General announced that mail left Japan for Australia on June 1 but a large portion could not be delivered. This statement notes that the mail was posted in Japan from May 37 to a date not specified. Benatar Cam freen! said the mail had been posted in Japan and an action to enact storotat was necessary.
Drafts show federel negotiators in the maritima region proposing concessions to avert a labor stoppage. Talks centered on overtime rules and the length of shifts, with timelines and parties left unclear amid tense industrial action.
Fragmented report outlines Canberra youths involved in a controversial recreation plan. Authorities face delays as talks tackle guardianship and safety concerns amid calls for a formal review and possible restructuring of the event.
A government push seeks talks to end a strike affecting the Australian mining industry. The Labour Minister Holloway and the Trade Unions Council chair a committee proposal to invite key parties, including employers and the Federated Ironworkers Association, to negotiate an end to the stoppage.
Budget documents show war and defence spending surpassing annual estimates. In May the war total reached 102,508,000, with overall expenditure near 360,000,000 and revenue around 373,000,000 for the 12 month period ending May. Deferred pay and accounting adjustments contribute to the gap.
A distorted report recounts Durant’s alleged involvement in the Crown Jewels theft. Authorities claim the loot valued around £400,000 was moved through an Underworld network and the jewels were described as hot. The case centers on Durant’s role, suggested access to a key, and police tracing of the recovered items.
Fragmented clipping reports Bidault nominated for presidency in London amid garbled text. Mentions a French premier and government context with unclear dates and places. Contents show political maneuvering and national leadership focus but text is incomplete.
A fragmented report notes rising wool prices with global demand and Australian Wool Realization Commission activity. Mentions Mr Dudley Turvey, director Turney, and Barraduse influence while signaling world market shifts and potential effects on wool producers.
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