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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
4
The report outlines Australian discussions on migration with the government aiming to reassure Australians. Mr Calwell may depart for Britain to discuss terms while Mr Watt defends the plan amid concerns about shortages and national priorities.
In Delhi on a Wednesday the Moslem League leader Dr Jinnah spoke on national issues amid a tense political climate. The address touched on unity and the future of the party within India and referenced the role of the government and voters.
A Canberra report surveys wool industry prospects amid tight supply and fluctuating prices. It notes American commodity trends anticipating lower prices, while Australian wool faces demand shifts, competition from other fibres, and policy influences. Emphasis on quality, land values, and cost efficiency as vital for future sustainment.
An incoherent, OCR damaged passage reports on a Rainier party hosted by Their Excellencies the Governor and Mrs McKell. Mentions a butter institute conference and various named individuals, but the text is heavily garbled with unclear actions and outcomes.
An article fragment reports that Egyptian authorities appeal to Vietnam and Cairo over a petition related to a conference. The readable text mentions a request and a formal appeal process but lacks full context and clear parties. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Ray Charen and Ronald Rent were charged in a rail theft case. The court heard that multiple pairs valued at a total amount were involved and linked to a railway operator. The incident center traces to Brest and a local railway service.
The High Court will issue a ruling on the ongoing fruit seizure case involving a local market. Details remain limited as judges prepare to weigh the evidence and determine if the seizures were lawful and justified under current regulations.
Report summarizes an interview with Mr Biamenthal touching on consent awards for staff at a refreshment room and the potential future moves affecting Motel Ainslie residents to Mulwala House or Acton Quest House. Mentions Canberra interests and lodging implications for wives accompanying residents.
Royal party attends Arcot race as Princes Margaret, not originally selected, joins the royal box. Arcot Blakes and Mytholi compete with Piping Time in the field, Elizabeth accompanies the procession, while the tradition opens with the Royer family drive and a Windcot grey feature.
London reports the Lute Brothers will depart for Australia aboard the Empire Star on June 35. The planned voyage is described with limited legible details and uncertain dates.
Wet weather continues after a stormy spell with rain tracking across the Huon and Derwent regions. Forecasters warn of lingering showers and gusty winds affecting travel and outdoor plans in the Hobart district.
A Canberra bound ANA flight plunged after encountering a 1000 foot air pocket, causing a fatal crash that killed 21 passengers and injured several others. The aircraft, en route to Canberra, suffered extensive damage to instruments and structure. Repair crews will prepare for a later concert by Neal Crombestre and the flight's captain, Natty Pay, is under review.
Ex servicemen warned against depositing savings with schemes for home building. The chairman urged would be builders to hold funds in trust until legal steps ensure safety. A recent case exposed ex servicemen losing deposits as projects progressed without proper authorization, leaving workers unpaid and schemes mismanaged.
Fragmentary obituary notes a hospital war injury victim born in a local city. Mentions public school, War High School, and later work as a junior clerk. References family or residence at Poncoelt Permowan Wrinut Ltd in Laker Over Relig. Lacks coherent dates or full names.
In Tamworth on Wednesday the Bishop of Armidel urged a cautious but welcoming stance, saying a nation cannot solve population pressure alone. He proposed allowing emigration from other countries in moderate numbers and learning from migrant communities while avoiding harmful entanglements.
A chaotic incident in New Delhi left five dead and thirty five injured as police tried to cordon off the area. Reporters describe scattered gunfire and a failed attempt to control the crowd.
Readable figures outline postwar changes in Canberra occupations from 1940s surveys. Women entered public service in large numbers during the war, then many returned home as men came back, though some roles in administration, maintenance, and stenography remained in use.
An upcoming Full High Court session will assess wheat regulation proposals. Key issues include price controls and potential impacts on imports, with ongoing discussions among Commonwealth officials and state representatives. News notes court scrutiny of regulatory authority and potential outcomes.
The Lord Mayor laments urban growth and social change in Melbourne noting population rises to about eight million while many women shop and spend holidays, urging a return to simpler living and condemning uncivil behavior seen in the world today.
A Melbourne dispatch notes the JRAAS five combat squadrons could muster only ail serviceable heavy bombers and 21 Mustang fighters at short notice, with limited aircraft strength revealed in the Pacific. It records heavy squadrons Ambartoy and others, noting service levels and unit capabilities amid wartime reporting.
The Food Secretary of India and Minister Pollard held talks to clarify misunderstandings about reciprocal shipment arrangements. They described the discussions as exemplary and friendly as they explored wheat and margarine trade between the two countries, aiming to ease shortages.
Government plans to halt ram exports as part of a broader commerce policy. Pollard said Australia has lost 41 million sheep and that stud rams are increasingly used to replace stock. Inquiries for top rams have come from North and South American countries.
A corrupted arcade of notes references no drone sites in New Zealand and an Antarctic flight near Auckland. It mentions civil aviation officials, Milton Reynots, and a long list of numbers tied to weather, personnel, and education, with scattered references to councils, religious groups, and a public practice context.
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