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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

2

Canberra Royale Edge Randwick In Close Rugby Battle

Canberra Royale clinched a narrow rugby win over Randwick at Concord Oval, with key scores from Barnard and a late Canberra try after Ryan’s kick and a successful goal. Randwick’s wing breakaway and strong defense kept the match tight, while Hawke and North players impressed in forward play and backline chants.

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Rising ship freights in Australian ports spark consumer price rise

The article notes a 15 percent per ton increase in interstate cargo rates, the steepest rise on record, driven by higher wharf handling costs and longer port delays. It argues these pressures raise production costs and consumer prices across industries, with road transport and inland shipping gaining competitive footing.

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Dr Evatt Arrives in Darwin After UN Talks

Dr Evatt lands in Darwin aboard Constellation from overseas talks with UN Conference on international peace and security. He is accompanied by his wife and aides. officials refuse further comment. The visit follows tense global debates, with potential agreements on arms control and security.

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Berlin Strikers Vote On Union Policy Amid Strike Pressure

Berlin workers amid a 14 000 strong rally vote on union policy seeking higher pay in Westmark and independence from Communist control. Delegates hear demands for better protections and threaten a referendum on the proposal. West Berlin officials urge workers to return to work to avoid jeopardizing international accords.

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ALP Conference Decision On Transport Control

The ALP conference debated government transport control proposals and supported a plan to form a port commission with union representation. It argued the director of transport should be appointed by authorized people to ensure capacity and accountability.

Byoney Ras Port Alan Jonaine Peepee Tranoyort

Unclear Entry With Incoherent Proper Nouns

A fragmentary text mentions individuals and places such as Bucharest and Switzerland, with indecipherable references to a Baron and an information group. The readable portions suggest a historical or diplomatic context but lack coherent events or dates.

Labor group splits over Barrett expulsion and Communist ban

The conference expelled Barrett for not backing an industrial candidate and debated a broader move against Communism. Supporters argued for open action while opponents warned of driving Communists underground. The party voted to raise affiliation fees and expand outreach while reaffirming a stance against Communism.

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ALP BACKS FOWER TO REVIEW REGULARITIES AT MEETING

A Sunday conference saw ALP back a move to empower the Industrial Registrar to hear irregularities in trade manuscripts. J Cain urged union ballots be supervised by registrar authority. The plan faced opposition. the Communist party rejected the polling plan and the resolution was defeated amid talk of general strike talk.

Rydney ALI Confervsice Baternal Regiatter J. Cain Transport. Work Tech Union Gommuniata Ana Cumnain Ett

Indonesians for Olympic Games

The president of the Indonesian sports federation announced that Indonesia will send representatives to the Olympic Games in Melbourne. Officials stated details about team selection and readiness, with emphasis on national participation in the event.

Indonesian Sports Federation Prauil Prawitematieye Yes Erday Indonesia Bretbunieme Us Vungratie of Faniern Melbourne

YMCA Notes on Upcoming Viking Club Badminton Schedule

The Y M C A announces badminton and basketball practice times as the Viking Club and employed boys division compete tonight. Details include postponed matches, Friday night events, and event plans for a Polish gym event at 7 30 pm with a youth class proposal and seeking guidance from the General Secretary.

Y-M C.A Ahese Vikings Boye Senny Badminton Club Yatca Inet Aemieingk Yang A. Korment Rulay YMCA

Chifley Addresses Conference Amid Economic Strain

Prime Minister Chifley, speaking to a MLW conference, warned that while the immediate threat of war receded, the world economy faced acute strain. He argued Australia must avoid overreliance on debt, maintain foreign reserves, and invest in primary industries to meet rising export demands. He noted recession risks and urged cautious money policy.

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Sharp rise in interstate ship freights affects coastal trade

Report from the Australian Shipowners Federation notes higher operating costs and reduced capacity due to new port restrictions. Freight rates for key commodities jump with sugar to Melbourne rising to 24 shillings per ton, copper and other items seeing substantial increases as rail and port constraints tighten supply.

Motorcycle sports at Queanbeyan reveal crowded track action

The Queanbeyan motorcycle meet drew a large crowd with multiple races led by noted riders. Closer details show junior and senior heats across various classes, with riders from Arrow Club and local clubs contesting top placings and memorial events.

Miners in Australia plan general stoppage over demands

At the annual conference of the miners union in Adelaide a call was made for a one day stoppage and a planned general strike to press a 35 hour week and long service leave. Central Council will meet to decide support, with potential loss of about 19,000 tons of coal if Thursday’s stoppage proceeds.

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Befriended Sydney Night Shelter Incident

A fragmentary report describes a man befriending Sydney residents on Monday night. A boy named TG fled a harsh scene in a run down area and sought shelter with a man he knew who provided a hut tent and warmth. The account mentions items stolen from a couch and a sense of cold and hunger among those involved.

Sydney J. Wullan Warn Williarme Todd Vaniel-Hide

Youth killed when hit by train near Marrickville

Police identify the youth found beside a railway line near Marrickville last night as Norman Lin mane, 1K of Ewart Brecet, Dut. The man was struck by a train while on the tracks and died at the scene. Identified by authorities, the youth’s death is being investigated as a potential accident.

Sydney Hunday Tinea Marrickville Norman Linmane Ewart Brecet HNL

ALP Decision on Sex Education in Sydney Debate

The Australian Labor Party held a Sydney conference winding up three days of debate on an amendment seeking sex education in schools. The motion faced opposition from J Colborne who argued sex education is a sacred family craft. Lou Walter, a Sydney Technical College teacher, supported the proposal and urged a commission of experts to study the motion before government action.

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Weather report from Canberra and surrounding areas

Fragmented local weather notes list temperatures and wind speeds for Canberra with times and units. Mentions 9 am 30184 in shea and 2 pm 30004, 9 pm temperatures, mph winds, and multiple stray figures. Includes references to Fairbairn, South-Fanters winds, and general conditions. text is garbled with many errors.

Canberra Shea

Train Services Altered After Maintenance Work

Train services on the North Coast line will be altered from west Monday with additional trains and stopping patterns. Locomotives and axles are being replaced due to maintenance, causing timetable changes and phased improvements for several nations.

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Campaign Stars To Be Inscribed With Details

A government notice describes inscriptions for campaign stars to list personal details of recipients. Def nce officials and veterans groups discuss the process and timing, noting inscriptions will be added only upon application and that funds for medals remain controlled by the appropriate authorities.

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Rail workers rally for act amendment and wage demands

A large rally involving about 8900 workers sought passage of an act amendment and higher weekly pay at least 53 shillings. Demonstrators from unions including the Engineering Union called for restored holiday provisions and tenure, with demonstrations at the town mall and involvement by the Comberton Labour Council.

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CHIEFLY DEFENDS MIGRANT SHIP SERVICE FOR AUSTRALIA

Prime Minister Chifley defended the Commonwealth immigration service amid debate over the Haven ship carrying refugees from Shanghai. He noted many displaced Australians await employment and stressed the program’s role in guiding refugees to suitable work. The ship’s voyage and related aid measures sparked discussions on resettlement and international placement.

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High water pressure blamed for mysterious knocking

Police in Sydney suspect high water pressure in pipes caused a puzzling knocking on Willipre Avenue Mortdale home of Norman Green treman and his wife with young children. Neighbors recall unusual sounds last night as authorities investigate the incident.

Sydney Willipre Avenue Mortdale Norman Green Treman Hla Cyrhehe

ALP and Communist Fight Dominates Labour Conference

The Labor Party pledges a determined drive against Communism, aiming to mobilize members and strengthen democratic ideals. The conference debates intrigue and infiltration fears, with leaders warning of covert plots to undermine democratic systems and urging unity to counter Communist influence.

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