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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
6
A collision between two goods trains near Queanbeyan on Tuesday injured a man and killed stock. An edge of shunting operations caused cattle to escape, with a bullock found tied to a pole in Queanbeyan. The Cooma Mail left Cheanbeyan at 7.56 am after the crash disrupted services.
A fragmented report notes a woman received 50 pounds against a barber. Names and details are unclear but reference is made to Yvonne Gov and a claim for 406 pounds. The text shows court or legal action with disputed costs and assessments.
Local Dubbo growers vocalize opposition to wool stores planned at Dubbo. The protest highlights concerns over impact on markets and regional business. Officials urge continued discussion as plans proceed amid community debate.
Members of the Parents and Citizens Association at Telopea Park School consider a project to erect a flagpole and memorial for ex-students who died in World War I. A fund is set up for the flagpole memorial. The plan envisions a tall pole between the school and oval, with the Australian flag flown on special occasions.
A mail ship vanished off the Scottish coast after a daring search by Ray and Shimerms. Reports say the vessel broke up in an upturned hull with some crew missing. The wreck was recovered later at Belfast where police began inquiries.
In Brisbane on Wednesday the dairy leader Mr Wadden opened the butter and cheese exhibition and warned that the dairy industry faces a continued decline since 1943. He cited Commonwealth Statistician data showing an 18 percent drop over three years and urged cheaper, better power for farm mechanization to restore production.
All Canberra women’s basketball players must hand in tunics by week’s end and collect gear from Steg F tilfon matches this Saturday. A Grade schedule lists Christopher’s Lv versus St Patrick’s, CYC against Grammar, and several reserve games with times. Umpires’ examination is scheduled for Saturday at 10.04.2.
An appeal by Marin Ryan against a court decision set for July 6 on grounds the appellant did not receive proper legal access. Ryan, convicted of stealing, alleges deliberate perjury by the jury. The papers were sent to the Attorney General for action. Ryan claimed yesterday that letters to Din were misdirected, hindering legal counsel.
The Armoured Corps Division 1M Canberra discusses a representation at the pi form as ex servicemen’s welcome. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery is set to attend at the Capitol Theatre on July 2 with Federal Secretary G. Palley and Brigadier F.W. Timtoy ready to bring Monty to Canberra. The association, formed by Brigadier De McArthur Anainw in 1945, has branches nationwide and about 30 members in the ACT.
In a muddled report from London cricket, Middlesex dominated Yorkshire while other county results show Warwickshire and Notts drawing, Derbyshire posting strong totals, and Gloucestershire, Kent, and Leicestershire delivering mixed results amid scattered player scores and debatable figures.
Vic Patrick is ordered to defend his lightweight title against Amichey Toll Mac on July 2 as Sin diuma Ltd and Stadiums Ltd enforce contractual obligations amid trainer Ernc McQuillan’s objections. The general manager R Lesn stated Patrick must meet Tollis per the turn placed on boxers and weightlifters.
Eager scouts from Chatawood endure a grueling journey totaling about 29 miles over several days. Aiming to deliver supplies to Canberra, they faced bitter cold and rough terrain along Grose Valley. Officials note more stretcher use due to channel limits, while Western Australia receives applications for service roles.
City reports show diseased poultry reaching markets for human consumption despite complaints. Poultry experts blame backyard birds while officials insist strict inspection is required. farmers pledge to kill diseased stock promptly to prevent spread. City retailers favor handling under rigid inspection and overseen measures.
The report notes hospital theatres and staff of 13 Gromen plus seven ADELAIDE personnel, with three led by Mr Millett, focusing on rationing and outback development. Freight planes once aided by staff now adapt to hospital needs as the station seeks to reduce workloads and keep workers on site.
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