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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
4
A brief notice from Mery reports Sr and Mrs Sear Lane announcing a forthcoming ceremony tied to their family, with neighbors and local attendees invited to witness the event at an early date.
Fragmented OCR notes describe compulsory health chest exams scheduled Friday and Wednesday at Sunway and Sunway related facilities. Mentions of names Creserak GiGi Het Hil Forrest Deakin Bartoe Capital and various times and prices suggest a public health outreach with X ray access and attendance by residents.
A two day Federal Executive meeting of the Australian Labour Party opens in Canberra amid signs of splits between opposing factions vying for control over Labour policy. The debacle over industrial questions and arbitration raises questions about remedies for inflation and production incentives as the party contemplates a path to regain public confidence.
That Excellencies the govern or ies were accompanied by Mira Me Mall and attended by Lt. A W. GN. Ore, Military Secretary. Weather forecasts describe mild day conditions with broken cloud cover, light to moderate winds, and possible coastal fog. Districts expect unsettled conditions with showers, rough seas, and alerts for river and stream crossings. Canberra and surrounding capitals anticipate similar trends with variable temperatures.
Dr Walter Beas the German Ambassador is en route to temporary headquarters in Australia. The Bremen liner Rept AC brings the envoy and his companions to Fremantine with a staff of officials including Frank Rach and Ashenbech.
The Minister for Health Sir Karte Page will explain planned health schemes at a YWCA meeting tonight. He is expected to discuss aspects of the national health plan and the proposed Canberra hospital project.
A garbled report notes officials and department offices facing concerns over telephony and emergency on call systems. It mentions the Treasury, department families, and on call duty for ulcers, with references to telephone trunk lines and misuse of private lines for public inquiries.
Locomotives in Sydney tonight hope the journey will cut travel time between Hydey and Brisbane. Departure at 6.30 pm with an expected Brisbane arrival at 10.30 am tomorrow. Notes on service come from Mr Frantz and the party expects a smooth operation amid limited details.
Edward P. M. Sheedy, chairman of directors of Australian United Press Ltd, died at Miltons Point Sydney. He was a respected figure in business and public life, serving as director and adviser to many firms, with roles in the Church of England Property Trustees and various financial bodies. His death ends a long career in journalism and Australia’s press industry.
Army leaders including General Marghell K Wrasse and Lt General Wo. Gentey arrived in Sydney on a mission to convene a high level conference. The gathering, attended by chiefs from Allied forces, aims to discuss world security, major policy shifts, and army organization as tensions mount across Europe and beyond. The conference was expected to draw participants from Belgium and the Netherlands.
Dr. Rohin Burton, head of the Australian delegation, reported three airmen missing since December have been found safe. The men, Pheyara Ras Bohn, Rick Richmond, and William Michael Jama, were described as not in jail and being treated well, with hopes they would be released soon.
Authorities raided a Sydney night club on Friday night seizing liquor including beer wine and spirits. The manager faced a charge of selling liquor without a license as proprietors were summoned to show cause why the confiscated goods should not be seized. The raid occurred at Le Gaur Resturant and involved several clubs in the district.
A fragmentary report on a Persian oil tanker called Persia Mary seeking delivery to Sime Dubenberg Petroleum amid a geopolitical standoff involving Britain Iran and Italy. Trade, political maneuvering, and potential weather threats threaten the voyage as regional actors weigh intervention and contractual limits.
Fragmented OCR notes show names such as Anderson and London involving a chairman election. The text mentions a board and a university library or bank context but is garbled with missing letters, making full specifics unclear. The readable entities include Mr Anderson, Mr London, and references to a chairmanship and board.
British premier outlines food export aims during London visit and cabinet unity talks. He argues food trade links within the Commonwealth can boost mutual prosperity and warns against isolating policies while stressing joint action for postwar recovery.
Witten Henry West aged 6B died at Canberra Community Howitt on Saturday after prolonged illness. A lifelong Canberra resident he served in the Canberra volunteer fire brigade and was involved with local sporting and community groups. He married Miss K Fitzgerald and later ran a brewing operation with his son. Survived by his son John and daughters and other relatives. The funeral will be held at St Andrews Church.
A memorial service for Daphupat took place in the Rosas Exthowte cemetery section near Bathurst with a procession of attendees including politicians and union leaders. J B Chatey presided with the widow seated, as mourners stood and sang hymns during the tribute to the deceased.
An OCR fragment notes two musicians arriving from America for a tour of Australia under Templeton and a German conductor. It mentions Templeton promising eight series of concerts and an appearance at venues including a town hall, with references to schedules and other performers.
Police found a prospector’s body on a road near Ue roadly Loved in a remote area after days of search. A youth from Lin enekvnck, Vernon Arthur, is charged with murder using a rifle found at the scene.
The ALP faces a pivotal executive Senate election as party leaders plan a broad bid to gain control of the chamber. Aiming to secure a working majority, the party debates strategies and timing for the upcoming election, with campaigning intensifying across key regions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Maplian woman attending a ACT National Council conference in New Zealand. Speech topics include education, women's training, and Pan Pacific Association efforts. Mentions Senator Ayniee, potential branch formation, and calls to train women in Australia and Papua.
Snowy Baker is profiled as a renowned Australian sports figure with a long career across boxing polo and swimming. The piece notes his Olympic link to London and mentions his time in Austria and a 30 year representation period for Australia.
Fragmented notes describe the Enatoiet Scout troop activities near Canberra including troop formation, equipment checks, and a looming weekly event. Mention of Patrols, Cubmaster, Girl Scout involvement, and a meeting planned for Grimub Ball tonight with leaders Ted Cacaberra and Ron O’Liven guiding the program.
A garbled 19th century style report notes an envoy's arrival in Tokyo amid wind and confusion. Mentions Manald Walker and Keates Okamiki with scattered references to Poxwign Min and Aub indicates a travelogue fragment. Details are incomplete but imply diplomatic movement and a yesterday timestamp.
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