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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
2
Readable fragments show a tale of a family dispute or court matter with names like Darien and Meh Birr amid references to a daughter and heir. The text is garbled but implies a genealogical or inheritance conflict with multiple individuals and a public interest angle.
Fragmented report notes a clearance for essential work in London with scattered references to military figures and actions. The text mentions Moscow, Hungarian and German connections, and unnamed soldiers reported in action.
London celebrates the monarch with flags on walls and buildings. Diplomatic corps gathered at Buckingham Palace as congratulatory messages arrived from around the world. The Exchange Telegraph noted no special celebrations by the royal family beyond the normal events.
A government minister rejected claims of special treatment for a hotel owner amid a dispute over price controls. The official said management of the property breached price regulation terms and vowed no favorable terms would be granted.
Canberra nurses achieve success as the Nitta Examination Board announces results on May 15. Notable names include Dulce AUCaven and Rui Wincome among others, with locations Queanbeyan and Quinuton in focus.
Fragments report no ministerial recall from San Francisco as officials discuss travel and conference arrangements. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references imply a government dispatch and potential return of individuals to Australia or related duties.
The fragmentary weather note hints at clearing trends and some clearing conditions but is largely garbled. It mentions cloudy periods and distant references to timing and temperature without a coherent forecast or actionable details.
The fragment notes weather details with temperatures around 84 and 87 percent humidity and scattered unreadable items. It references Canberra and possible mentions of local figures or events, but specifics are obscured.
A contentious debate features Minister Mouly defending Commonwealth agricultural control and price policies. He criticizes opposition and press for sensationalism while urging support for farmers and industry leaders.
The Canberra Times reports news from Australian press sources including The Tuneo Daily Telegram and Exchange Agency and American outlets The New York Times Herald Tribune Associated Press and Daily Mail. notes the varied wire services and North American alliances backing coverage.
A garbled report recalls a ministerial tribute to Causeway residents and notes political sentiment. The text references local leaders, Canberra, and wartime themes, with scattered mentions of planning and community workers amid unclear details.
A garbled dispatch claims the elder son of the Duke and Duchess of Glamour is involved in a military operation. Details are unclear due to text corruption but indicate a removal and a related action near Antwerp.
The Senate committee plans to revisit accounts amid debate sparked by an Auditor General report. Leaders accuse the process of delays as they seek full public access to the review and related documents.
A garbled report notes Mr Curtin’s health update after a night of unrest. It mentions the acting Prime Minister Mr Chiday confirming Curtin’s condition remains uncertain and there is no clear improvement.
The Commonwealth Government seeks to apply the guillotine to the Bank Bill amid long committee discussions. Prime Minister Chifley leads the motion, with opposition and Country Party votes split and debate continuing into next week. The bank's services and related matters remain under review as amendments proceed.
The debate in parliament centers on Mr Chifley’s remarks and the opposition’s response as the Prime Minister thanked the House for support during his acting tenure. The exchange references Curtin’s era and the transition to leadership while highlighting bipartisan respect and credit to party members.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a report on coal losses this year in the northern region. Mixed fragments reference an assessment and potential figures, with unclear mentions of martian or maritime terms and deputies at Mielec.
In the Senate yesterday during committee time Senator Keane paused the bill. A handbook explaining the hernia and employment provisions is promised to accompany the re establishment bill.
Government ministers pledged rapid relief for flood victims in New South Wales and other states. Anthony spoke of ongoing efforts to secure funds for repair, replacement, and essential needs, with priority to housing, clothing, and transport while recognizing limited resources.
Fragmentary report hints at an acting Prime Minister Chifley to address a general stention inquiry. Text references a meeting minister, Army, Franer, and a judicial qualification discussion, but content is garbled and largely unreadable.
Parliament debates investigation into the handling of accredited war reporters and photographers. Cabinet ministers discuss withdrawal of accreditation for Don Angel and a government inquiry into Department of Information practices. Investigation to continue as authorities review future accreditation.
scrambled OCR notes report a resignation from a state house figure amid political turmoil. references include Jamnpaza, Walker, and ministerial roles, with unclear dates and fragmented phrases about parliamentary records and continuance.
Heavy rains flood towns along the South Coast and North Cut in NSW as the Mawkenbury River rises and roads, trains, and bridges are washed out. The Ne ftiverina Express wrecks near Tahmany trapping passengers while Port Kembla breakwater damage prompts £100,000 repairs and flood warnings spread to Riverina regions.
Canberra faces a two stage milk supply cut with hospital and service sectors affected while homes with young children will see no further reductions. Officials say full supplies should resume by Tuesday with a Monday restart in mind.
Fragmentary report notes a memorial action at a Nazi camp site with a ceremonial grave marking and references to German personnel. The readable text mentions Dacha and a Siren phrase, but details are unclear.
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