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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
3
A public message argues that limiting output harms the entire economy. It stresses interdependence of trades from bread to rails and urges maximizing efficiency to raise living standards while warning against reduction in any sector. A call to sustain abundant goods through higher collective contribution.
A fragmentary notice questions a police report about a missing girl. The readable text hints at an investigation and potential sources but lacks clear names or dates for full confirmation.
The unveiling of two memorial windows for late Mr and Mrs William Mitchell, longtime Hall pioneers, took place on August day at Wattle Park Methodist Church. The ceremony, led by Rev G A Knight, saw Mr A D Mitchell unveil and present the window to a grateful congregation. Mrs Wildest of Lake Diwarra attended, and the Lord's Supper was administered by Rev Mr Kenge.
Fragments indicate entries for a table tennis competition near Parliament House and TMCA with two independent teams. Delegates will arrange pairings at a YMCA meeting on Wednesday and discussions include Transitiry and TMLCA members.
Randwick bookmaker Mulligan was found guilty of improper conduct and fined £20 with a reprimand after making objectionable remarks about jockey Facehorne Pitt during the Allied Juvenile Handicap at Randwick on June 10.
Mid week pictures page lists matches for Wednesday with Braddon versus Ainslie in Grades, Bulg armlay Railway, Northbourne C Grade Ainslie versus Ainahie, Kingeton versus Fiundern, and Reid drawn.
The question of reducing the ordinary postage stamp cost from jd to 2a was under consideration. Authorities stated every effort was being made to bring relief to the public.
Severe storm damage reports flow from River Rouge Michigan and Sandwich Ontario after a tornado. Casualties feared as homes destroyed and wires down cut power to Detroit area. Emergency crews assess missing residents and widespread debris as trains and transportation face disruption.
In Sydney Maxwell, a tourer at the Quartier Beasions, was asked to show cause why he should not be imprisoned for disobeying bond conditions. Maxwell, released on a five year bond, owes £57 of arrears as Crown Prosecutor Mr L J Uderstop noted. Bond extensions were granted. Maxwell proposed paying £43 upfront and £1 weekly citing unemployment and illness. Darton filed statements against Maxwell.
An inquiry was demanded into alleged misconduct by Gigllah centre three quarter Jack Kitching. Langue captain Jorgensen claimed Kitching punched or bit him during the match. Jorgensen said he was bitten and Stoh ang criticized the conduct. The matter will be considered by the EW Rugby League tomorrow as Balmain Club attends for an inquiry.
Fragmented report describes a Royal Navy deserter involved in bigamy with an Australian man killed and four injured. Horace Brest Watkin, 22, faced 18 months. details allege he could not read or write and read mail for the others. Injuries include compound fracture, jaw fracture, possible concussion, and a red knee wound.
Melbourne Tuesday reports a High Court decision affecting funds for prisoner of war relief. The appeal notes 2,000,000 pounds now directed to general Australian aid, with 64,000,000 pounds previously raised for wartime prisoner support. The court’s action reallocates proceeds to broader relief and general society funds.
A partial read from a wartime periodical notes ongoing illness spread with several new cases, listing affected individuals in a distant locale. The fragment mentions days with rising counts and references a medical context without detailing names or specific locations.
In Sydney on Tuesday the Hospital Commission signaled possible intervention in the Kempsey Hospital dispute sparked by the hospital board. Dr A B Lilley noted the commission may pursue compulsory conference and oversight if the hospital fails to meet directives.
An elderly man died last November at age 71. Probate of his will was granted in the Supreme Court today to seven executors nominated to administer the estate.
Fragmentary report notes boys marked for striking were ordered to attend classes on Saturday to make up the time. The article mentions a protest and a connection to a royal birthday but details are unclear.
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