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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1946
Page
2
A fragmented reminiscence recalls beloved fritter moments with Glen and Claude and a mother’s loving memory. Voices from the past honor Sawa Frat and a family bond, with mention of Irving, Piet, and a sister. The tone mournful yet warm preserves shared times and enduring affection.
Rowers Tel Rugries utz une Tod baz CU Mmeno.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Vauxhalls coming off an assembly line in Sydney with mentions of General Motors works Pagewood and a possible exhibition. The text references bricklayers and a civic college, with scattered names and local details, but the meaning is unclear and requires context.
The college invites applications for multiple part time teaching roles across pottery radio operation and design fields. Pay scales, duties, and requirements are listed in full at the principal’s office with a deadline in late June 1940. Further details available from the college.
The cabinet agrees on a joint Commonwealth State coal authority to rehabilitate the industry, with up to three members and broad powers. It aims to ensure sufficient coal production, avoid nationalization, and finance the venture mainly through the Commonwealth, with NSW government oversight.
Melbourne Friday reports that high taxation may deter Milton Reynolds of an American pen factory from expanding locally. He arrived in Melbourne and noted that current tax rates could absorb over 80 percent of profits, hindering plans to establish the industry here. Orders for more than 300000 pens to ship from Melbourne have already been lodged from other regions.
Friday reports state two men were detained by detectives in connection with the brutal murder of Joan Norma Ginn but were later released after questioning. Detentions occurred at Sylvannia and Singagrove as police pursued leads. A motorcyclist observed a man attempting to hitch a ride, prompting a chase and capture. Police focus shifts to Gosford area amid a sighting matching the wanted person’s description.
Cabinet proposes income tax cuts from 18 percent to 12.5 percent for incomes up to 1,000 pounds annually and down to 32 percent on other brackets. The plan awaits endorsement from the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party and may include limited exemptions for wage earners and families. Decision on timing hinges on a suitable date for elections and a referendum with Labour campaigning starting after the Prime Minister’s August visit.
The Canberra Library and Sydney Municipal Library faced withdrawal actions over the book We Were the Rats after a judge's ruling in Sydney touched on its content. The parliamentary literary circle noted sales figures and questions on distribution, with about 95,000 copies cited and a claim of sales in Australia.
A critical note on presenting financial statements to Parliament before October elections. It argues the government should reveal the annual financial programme and budget plan to Parliament prior to dissolution, to ensure proper oversight of public expenditure and governance.
Article fragment lists teams and players such as GHM 220 ppm MCT 4 Oni versity 2 Aratvung Barnes 30 Barton and guides to McGrgal Fostory Reidgom Nebr Sumuichs Gupdon Beil 130 BMC Werneen and Righ es University with scattered names and numbers, indicating a chaotic sports snippet.
The death occurred yesterday of Normine William te. He was born in Queanbeyan and Canberra, widowed of Baxar Mutton, and brother Glen Multon. He served for many years as secretary of the Federal Capital Butchery after managing retail stores in Melbourne and the local area.
An eclipse occurred early this morning as the moon passed into Earth's shadow. The first visible effect on the earth’s shadow appeared around two o’clock and gradually increased. Observers noted no other significant phenomena, focusing on the timings calculated long in advance.
Fragmented report references a Duchess flight from Canberra to Mackay with mentions of weather conditions, delays, and related events. It notes rainfall, temperatures, and timetable fragments tied to various places including Canberra, Mackay, and Sydney area locales, along with scattered names and dates.
Alfred Matton of Komwaden was seriously injured when a hangy alloy door collapsed at Invivnratay furnace. He sustained pelvic and other injuries after a crushing incident. Emergency services attended and transported him for medical care.
A few minutes after his arrest on charges of breaking and entering and of stealing, 8 boys entered the Gosford Training Rebool and ran away. One was emptied out while the others fled.
The Governor General received advice King approved the fatlawing award to the Royal Surteallan Ais for service, naming recipients including Matron Triste 110m Sfinnte Alexham of Cube New South Wales and Sister (Acting) Bieter, with Nenty Mortimer Stetienn of South Yarra listed among honorees.
Private F. Cameron, soon to depart for Japan, arrived with his wife and seven children to secure accommodation. The Housing Commission provided a former naval hospital at Home Bay for their residence as they await a permanent home.
Incoming weather outlook notes southwest to northwest winds and scattered clouds. Temperature ranges adapt across districts with brief showers possible, urging residents to secure outdoor items and monitor updates from local meteorology offices.
A garbled report describes lawmakers returning on Tuesday morning to assemble in the House of Representatives and Senate chambers. The scene shows guards and staff in a control room as members gather, with attention on procedural activity and a possible move to adjust seating or oversight.
The Prime Minister announced that Cabinet approved allocation of 545,000 pounds to support marginal wheat areas. The plan aims to improve yields and aid farmers, with details pending implementation timelines.
A grand Catholic ball at Albert Mall in Camberla drew over 800 guests led by Rev Dr Guire and Monsignor P. McGuire. Mrs W D McDonald presided as committee chair while Mrs Mulcahy and Mrs Wright organized speeches and supper. Debutantes included Frances Lamb and Lola Brogen among many others, with Capitol Dance Band providing music.
A scanned listing of church services across denominations including Holy Communion, prayers, sermons, and evening services. Entries name churches such as St Pauls, Ninian's, Port, and Port Forrest. ministers include Archdeacons, Reverends L. Murchison, Hector Harrison, and others. Times range from early morning services to evening worship with children's and Sunday school notices.
Charges under the Liquor Ordinance are brought by the police against two persons after a raid on a Canberra residence during a victory night celebration. The report notes arrests and ongoing legal action following the incident.
Railway service reductions announced by a commissioner will include withdrawal of sleeping car service. Details of the timetable and exact scope have not yet been finalized. The plan aims to reduce funding and align operations with budget constraints.
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