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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary text recalls memories of Ana with mention of Mam and Dad and a June event. Ambiguous OCR limits clear facts. surrounding details are unreadable.
The Harbor City Hydro Electric Authority lodged a notice in the Tender Box announcing the lease of property formerly owned by Permatio. The property will be available early July 1808 for a two year term with renewal option.
The article analyzes Labour setbacks in municipal elections amid Labour’s perceived misalignment with its base and growing support for socialist aims. It notes Conservative and Liberal backing, shifts in Australian and British attitudes toward public utilities, and demand for economic stability over nationalization.
A local commission proposes limiting hotel room charges as union leaders push for extended recreation leave and improved employee accommodations. Canberra hotelkeepers and private employers weigh in on a plan to cap costs while concerns rise that higher prices for goods and services may be passed to guests.
An ordinance applying to fair rents for businesses was gazetted yesterday. It includes a provision for a tele rent appeal relating to tenancy of shop, workshape storeroom and office. The amendment outlines contact alterations to the Land DETECTIVE WENT WRONG PARIS Thureday a former French detective Metra known for anti-narcotics work over a 35 year career.
A disputed assault case featured in court with the defendant Augusta denying charges. Police witness statements described facial injuries and a back blow linked to a car incident and subsequent arrest. Detec tive notes quoted include testimony from Constable Upaton and Sgt. Courtney. The court heard accounts of driving under intoxication and a struggle in the vehicle before the accused was taken to the police station for fingerprinting.
South Australia safety council questions the plan for staff and public safety. The text notes concerns about the timing, traffic impact, and need for further data before any adoption. It discusses crossings, mirrors, and potential delays, plus the role of local councils and state committees in assessing the proposal.
A report from Canberra details twins and their mother arriving as part of the first migrant batch to the city. The article notes the family, from Ireland, weighing the mother and babies and their placement in a hostel.
Fragmented weather notice reports barometer readings and wind speeds for Canberra and surrounding regions. Describes cool cloudy morning with possible light rain development and variable winds, then warmer afternoon with patchy showers and a southeasterly breeze. Forecast covers multiple districts including Arizabe Mawarre and Shen with noted temperature tendencies and later wind shifts.
A fragmented report discusses atomic energy prospects and public debate. Professors like Titterton foresee limited industrial gains and warn that war’s persistence may hinge on broader geopolitics. The piece notes Australian views on power for pumping water, with caution about nuclear weapons and strategic threats.
The report details UK commissioner involvement in Singapore during wartime, noting events as Japanese advances and Allied actions. It mentions a key figure named Robert Weatly and a planned council, with references to September actions and Changhun events amid the conflict.
Two bidders remained after negotiations for a lot at Nareabuindal with a top bid of 740 pounds. The property included buildings, plant, and farm equipment at a Manidks Ahoppting centre auction, run by Woodger and Calthorpe Ltd.
A note from Australia marks the anniversary of Soviet occupation of Latvia Lithuania and Batonia. Special church services were held on Sunday to commemorate the event and honor those affected by the occupation.
A Lutheran manse dedication will be held Sunday at the corner of Miller and Clinthus Streets in the Wales district of the Church. President of the South Wales District will lead, with Pastor Biot officiating. The service begins at 10 o clock.
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