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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
5
Readable lines show a shop offering topcoats in Gaberdine Tweed Velour and Mohairs in colors Green Navy Light Blue Dark Brown and more. Prices range from £9 10s 6d to £23 with special sale terms at ER SNOW LTD Civic Centre.
In a courtroom scene John Wren counsel for Hardy argues over reading the book before the jury to determine if Neilin West is the wife of a living man or a fictitious character. Justice Martin denies the request as Wren describes family details and a possible seducer role while cross examining Campbell and Campbell questions.
Sydney reports a rapid rebuild of the Japanese woollen industry. On return from Japan, Australian wholesaler Mr W. Harrison says production is expanding quickly with allied units supplying blankets at low prices, underscoring strong export prospects for woollen goods.
Dr. Eder, president of the National Council of Women, called for international understanding and recognition of women's roles in work and politics at a Canberra meeting. She urged women to support the United Nations, resist pacifist propaganda, and push for part time work and independence while maintaining family responsibilities.
Sydney officials announce greyhound earmarking to identify ring-ins with ear marks and registration numbers. About 10 000 racing dogs to receive ear punches similar to livestock tagging. Country start delayed two to three months as NSW club officials plan regular checks in rural centres.
Fragmentary line notes a ride with success at Ascot and lists names Ba, Cook, and Nevilis Setlwe across 16 mounts. References to Sy Cea and Rallwonn appear as partial items in a historical racing context.
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