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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
4
Crash report details in Australian car collision
A blurred report describes a collision involving Mr Arthur MLA and a companion while traveling the Commonwealth word from Sydney to Mowcall. The car owned by a Cunulable was attached to Phillip Mreot. Police say no human engine. An examination noted engine damage and a companion with Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunter
R Gue Crue
Sim
Arthur
Ling
Aydnsy
Mowcaall
Jamun Va
Hamariten
Emma Slong
Arthit
Canberra Forecast Sectional Weather Update
Canberra forecast notes overcast conditions with likely coastal rain and resumed southwest winds. The meteorological report indicates moderate to fresh southwest winds and unsettled conditions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaveiey
Yeatemay
Ahiwrera
Col Bedam
Seth
Bnd
Tapiarix
Canberra Weather Brief With Mixed Timings
Readable fragments describe a Canberra weather summary with scattered times and temperatures. Mentions Ceremeter and Wenn with early morning and afternoon slots, gusts noted near midnight and various nonstandard terms. Names and places appear garbled, including Goulburn and Revthvers Tablas Yor 24.
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Rector Feu
Musimum Co
Nin
Miniemam Ao Bai
Afb
Goulburn
Conse & Mimmitobei Bas
Sandra
Russia Objects to Austrian Minister Claims
Russia protests to Austrian officials in Vienna over remarks about government authority and power supply. The dispute centers on interpretation of a note and alleged intentions regarding actions against Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Vienna
Bavink
Alfred Miah Vadlaisker
Ako Step Mainea
Representation bill in Australian Capital Territory house
A proposal outlines representation in the House of Representatives for the Australian Capital Territory. It asserts the member will hold full powers and privileges, be elected similarly to territorial representatives, and participate in Parliament as a Commonwealth territory delegate.
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House of A.C.T
Toronto
Auaizatlan
Erritory
Tomber
Nater
Seculeus Bana “Lana
Auanlon Cape
Parliamentary tours in recess across federal delegations
Three Federal Parliamentary delegations prepare for visits to Japan and Britain while discussions focus on troop conditions and trade development. The seven member group includes Government and Opposition members led by the Army Minister. Delegations will study Allied troop issues and Australia’s stance amid postwar relations with Japan.
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Comin
Naar
Japan
Empire
Vay
Ane
En Federal
Federal Partion
Queensland
Sr. Hanlon
Muate
House of Representatives
Rosevearena
Wboue
Country Party
Faden
London
Atrs
Britain
EE Raman
Senate
Aps Ce
Commonwealth Park
Kem
Chambers
Druntrson
Snk
Condi
Hera Depan
Austral
Avlatralia
Chambere Anid
Great, Britain
India
Low Sealand
Ina
Dmpan
Ustuan Workers Strike Report From Vienna
Vienna report says thousands of Ustuan workers strike amid turmoil. The article notes disruptions at Muslancon plants and related labor actions, with authorities warning on productivity and potential negotiations underway. The piece highlights worker demands and responses from management and officials.
Government considers immediate price controls plan
The Commonwealth government moves to freeze rents and control prices within weeks, with subsidies to food and essentials. Details outline rent and price caps, rationing in meat and clothing, and subsidies on imports while maintaining subsidies on some staples.
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Canewerra
Gover Beal
Wegusta
Sdamnia
Tex
Paul -Auper
Premiers Conference and price control debate anticipated
The Premiers Conference on venue and land sales will be held as arranged. The Leader of the Opposition is expected to urge the Government to extend price controls and cabinet decisions on which department will lead. Ministers will address the growing topic of subjects for control. The Commonwealth Government is prepared to aid states with comprehensive controls.
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Rydney
Armorrase
Mtr Mein
Darla
Laboue
Induariew
Br McGiee
Commonwealth
Estelle Peters Welcomed Home At Piano Recital
Estelle Peters returns from study abroad to a warmly received piano recital at the Albert Hall style venue. Robert Garvan and local supporters praise her maturation and promise a bright future. Peters performed works by Haydn, Bach, Brahms, Debussy, Chopin with notable encore pieces, eliciting strong applause.
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Estelle Peters
AltoUgh
Rovers
Birraida
Mina Batefle Peters
Weng Na
Robert Garvan
Emcelle Peters
Promine
Liant
Azid
Maher
Avery Heme
Alan
Svery Wuecens
Canberra
Iver
Balen
W. Gnamne
Ratelie Peera
Brenig
Regnient
Fisch
Crisis follows industrial board decision on Deputy Matron appointment
The Industrial Board ruled Sister Curley should be Deputy Matron at Canberra Community Hospital, prompting the Hospital Board to threaten resignation if their wishes are met. Union supporters deny knowledge of an application and warn against Curley’s appointment, while a Canberra Trades and Labour Council vote sided against condemning the hospital board’s action. The board noted Curley’s qualifications and denied further orders, leaving the decision disputed amid broader labor tensions.
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Cristian
Allaia
Agwata
Australia
Bat Cow Cave
England
Actustly
Auseulla
Australie
Witterneas
Industrial Board
Curley
Canberra
Yunion
Hospital Board
Lea
Mlater Uri
Alcan
Conaldar Ny
Te Wan
Buster Corley
Slater
Ciriey
Curtey
Greelegutn
Diacson Hy
M'A
D. Fraser
Maimbey Hind
Ciaini
E. A
Gurley
P Post
Frasey
Broadcaat
Rimiday
Fenton
Ana My Frasar
Rospital
Bonga
Sinter Carl
Achellenborzee
Ingaise
Industrial Board Reform Aims to Enforce Penalties
The Industrial Board discusses reviving measures to enforce penalties for improper communications and forged doctor’ notes. The Canberra community hospital boss and matron weighed penalties of up to £100 for guilty acts by writing or speaking words that mislead or manipulate outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberre Community Hospital
Bossi
Depuy
Esate
Tnultyiel
Cine Ge Te Nok Toneain
Revelations at Hospital Board Meeting Sparks Tension
Chaos marked a Hospital Industrial Board gathering as a motion condemned the Han tal Board’s appointment of Bit Rudd over Lixter Cagey for Deputy Matron. Chief concerns centered on union influence, hospital staffing decisions, and a nurse letter alleging disruption by hospital officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantal Board
Bit Rudd
Yan
Tyedoe
Labour
B. A
Hospital board to meet amid health minister support
Reported plan shows the Cumberra Community Hospital board meeting to discuss health policy with Minister for Health Kenator McKenna. The group challenges a judicial action related to a reorganization under the establishment act and questions an appointment as improper for a newly created position.
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Cumberra
Kenator McKenna
Juriwalction
Benator Smcrenr
Pier Nolie
Col Goodwin Resigns from Deputy Stakon Post
Col Goodwin resigns from his deputy Stakon role amid health concerns and a pending appointment from the minister for health. The hospital service in Biliter curivy faced staffing questions as the resignation was announced last week.
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Gronveln
Membre
Hornta
Hert
Trent Uring
le Eboeiice
Unit Cd
Bialer Curivy
Petrol saving by Transport Branch reported
Government notes petrol savings by the Transport Branch, claiming an overall saving around 20 percent through interior measures. Official figures indicate an 18.8 percent saving by midyear, with further reductions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Emey
Tnterfon
Emi
Apell
Te STAFF MEDICINE SCHEME Details
A garbled report outlines a government medical plan with references to ministers and proposed charges. The piece mentions a certification process, gazetting, and a cost estimate implying high annual expenses, with discussions in the Senate and potential government actions affecting doctors.
Unions Debate Price Reflex Over Removal of Controls
In Melbourne Wednong period unions discuss price reflex on lifting controls. Rugardieen notes rationing concerns and potential wheat shifts. An arbitration court inquiry is expected as the Manis Wage Committee prepares case.
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Melbourne
Rugardieen
Imites Hende
Aubaldies
Manis
Fox
Tas
Wamutair
Sroalhy
Drop In Prices Of Meat Expected In Melbourne Market
The Meat Industry federation reports that meat prices are likely to fall amid cooling market pressures. Officials warn of shifts in stock levels, consumer demand, and competitive forces affecting retailers and wholesalers across Britain and allied markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Britain
Meat
Fraiten Federation Abr
Willett
States cannot pay subsidies amid Commonwealth payment debate
Adelaide reports the states lack funds to subsidize commodities as the Premier and Bertin raise issues with Commonwealth authority. The plan hinges on Federal Parliament approval, with Playford backing state action amid constitutional questions and potential financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Woilnoniyy
Bertin
Federal
Playford
Coast Coal Mines May Strike Near Sydney
The article reports looming trouble at the coast coal mines near Sydney with miners threatening to strike. President Met Willhamway warns of development delays and potential work stoppages affecting coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mineen
Willhamway
Avomok
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