Fragmented Local Notice About The Hilles Event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event tied to the Hilles, with unclear names or dates. The readable words suggest a gathering or incident at a community location, but specifics are indistinct.
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12 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
1
Sale of Block 67 Lease Goes Ahead Despite Opposition
The firm Wedgers and Calthorpe Limited confirms Thursday's public auction of Block 67, Gungahlin, despite protest from Rural Lessees’ Association. The company explains its 1937 lease, two thirds share in district saleyards, and plan to use proceeds to fund nearby amenity development. The Department of the Interior leased the land for public use, now slated for private lease sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedgers and Calthorpe Limited
A. Lowen
Gungahlin
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Alan Pulrhali
A.gt
Fraser
R. G. L. Crace
Gair Defeated On Suppy Bill In Australian Parliament
The debate over supply for 101,000,000 pounds ran to end of October as Mr Walsh warned of adjustments if a government changes after an election. Mr Nicklin pressed for an early vote while Parliament rejected Mr Duggan’s bid to be recognised as Opposition Leader. The Gair, Liberal and Country Parties were poised to outvote the Official Labour Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Nickiin
ALP
Duggan
Gair Pary
Country Party
Nicklin
Gait
A.L.P
Mann
House of Commons
Gair
Liberal and
Country
Labour Party
Secret report ties Brisbane treasurer to Communist links
Parliament heard a secret report alleging Mr. Bukowski, Queensland Army Poot Committee member and Mackay resident, was listed with a local Communist Party branch though no active involvement was proven. Bukowski challenged the charges, threatening criminal libel action if repeated outside Parliament, noting two witnesses named by accuser were dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mish
R. J. Bukowaki
Queensland
ALD
Communist Party
Walsh
Supply
J A. Beasley
C. G. Fale
Teter
Bukowski
Mount Morgan
Mackay
Tere
Security
Mr. Walsh
Fallon
Bhat
Brisbane
Security Service
Canberra route chosen for new co axial cable link
The Post Office invites tenders for a co axial cable telecommunications link between Melbourne and Sydney via Canberra. The project aims to carry television radio relays as well as telephone and telegraph channels, as existing Sydney Melbourne facilities near full capacity with 477 trunk line amplifiers and 102 telegraph channels, compared with earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sydney
Canberra
Davidson
Six Hungarians Sentenced to Death in Rising Plot
Six Hungarians including a Calvinist pastor and a theater producer were sentenced to death by a Gycer court in Western Hungary. Pastor Lojor Gulyas and producer Gabor Foeldes led a movement to overthrow the Peoples Democratic System during the Hungary rising last year. The other three were convicted of murder and participation in the rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Reuter
Gycer
Hungary
Lojor Gulyas
Gabor Foeldes
Arpad Tihany
Frogman identification hoped after sea body found
In Chichester Harbour a headless frogman body was recovered. Pathologist Dr. D P King now says identification may be possible on several grounds though he cites none. The body lacks identifying marks in a suit with no insignia, while speculation links it to Commander Lionel Crabbe who vanished near Portsmouth Harbour last year amid Russian warship activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chichester
D. P. King
King
Eliief
Lionel
Buster") Crabbe
Portymouth Harbour
Crabbe
Repeat Attempt Follows Successful Robbery
Sydney police report another hold up after a planned repeat robbery targeting the advertising department cashier. The bandits, described as two men, fled into Hunter Street after holding William Norrie at Morven Street Guildford, as investigators say the assault mirrors last Tuesday’s crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Haniits
Advertising Department
Sydney Street
Morning Herald
Hunter
William Norrie
Morven Street
Guildford
Window Thieves Steal Vive Cameras in Mare LikA Store
Thieves smashed the front window of Dwvyer's Photographic Store at The Lawns Mare Lika and took Vive cameras and two tripods valued at over £260. Police opened inquiries after the break at around 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The theft targeted the most valuable items displayed, suggesting a camera‑savvy thief or thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwvyer
Photographica
Mare Lika
Vive
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