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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references detention camps, military manpower, postal rates, aluminium industry, and wartime measures in Australia and Europe. It mentions ministers, production, and policy debates with numerous broken names and scattered phrases, reflecting a disjointed historical page.
The award honors pianist Aatsmon for service and wartime contributions across Europe. Despite many tours, he avoided low notes and remained focused on accuracy. His postwar recital travels included England, Palestine, Holland, Belgium, and Bangkok, with visits to several cities and ensembles.
Forecast calls for cold and windy conditions with remaining light precipitation on the east. Alpine slopes will see frost, fog and thaw. final conditions improve with cooler west to south winds and clear skies.
Weather bulletin for Canberra notes thermometer at 9 am with temperatures around 24 degrees Celsius and a 10 mph wind. Rainfall expected in the south over the past 24 hours with readings showing Crnckwell TL 36, Vane furrows, and Guemnbeyar 239 in the region.
A parliamentary discussion highlights a claimed double standard in Australia’s foreign relations. Critics say Canberra’s stance toward the Netherlands contrasts with support for the United States and other allies, urging clearer independence from foreign dictation and waterfront influence.
A garbled report outlines a commission by the United Kingdom or related body, dated around Austr ti or June 20, with Mrs Writtiane and a dancer named ABle Ty participating. It mentions G. Krowber and W. Garnett as secretary figures and references accompanying family members in a formal setting.
War brides arrive from England to join husbands in Sydney. The ship's passengers report mixed conditions with some satisfactory accommodations and adequate supplies, while a few found facilities lacking and noted incomplete arrangements for child care and housing.
Melbourne reports a proposed Murray River cod hatchery drawing attention to potential benefits for local fisheries. The plan aims to bolster cod stocks and encourage sustainable management, with officials noting expected positive impacts on biodiversity and regional economy.
A partially blind man was killed when struck by a vehicle at a rail crossing in Dandenong. His totally blind wife was seriously injured in the crash. Authorities identified the deceased as William Nobler and noted further details remain unclear.
A Canberra report notes a Reconstruction training scheme for building trades under the postwar program. It describes placement of trainees in carpentry, joinery, plumbing, painting and other crafts, with a committee including employers and officials guiding trainee numbers and site assignments.
London reports Korda Films will produce a film about Australian life. Sir Alexander Roroh, head of Pipe Productions, announced a nationwide search for boys to star in the feature with auditions in all major cities.
An unclear parliamentary exchange in Canberra discussed land value controls and their permanence. The Prime Minister faced questions about whether retaining land value measures would continue to influence the economy amid debates over farming and development costs.
A political storm surrounds allegations against members of Parliament and officials over a salvage commission inquiry. Debates focus on who provided evidence, why witnesses were not called, and whether a royal commission was needed. Speakers argue about potential improprieties and the integrity of the inquiry process amid cost figures and procedural questions.
A garbled OCR text hints at an Unle.R.A DJ tour visiting Canberra with unclear references to people and places including Salta and Washington. The fragment mentions An, Adatrafian, and Beir Wy Dinter, but readable details and dates are absent. The item appears as a damaged notice about a music visit with limited legible names.
In Parliament yesterday Prime Minister Chifley condemned a Dutch shipping ban as insulting and harmful to relations with the Netherlands. The debate touched on attempts to ease tensions, including discussions with Dutch authorities and the potential for diplomatic arrangements, amid ongoing disputes over Dutch ships and naval matters.
Australia faces criticism over foreign policy toward the Dutch amid wartime tensions. Menzies challenges government actions as he urges direct measures and criticizes notional neutrality. The discussion centers on Dutch captivity, shipping routes, and preparations for broader international responses pending Manila's independence efforts.
The Senate approved a Parliamentary Broadcasting Bill aimed at televising Parliament. Amendments moved by Senator Canferow reduced the number of impeachments? and clarified the role of the Speaker and representatives. Senator McLeagy criticized government spending on broadcasting equipment, urging focus on broader broadcasting policy.
A derailed report concerning rocket testing in Central Australia surfaced amid diplomatic chatter. The Prime Minister Richard Chifley indicated publication was likely, with the document reportedly routed to the United Kingdom via the executive branch. The next step involves government level talks between the Commonwealth and Britain.
Gas and electricity reductions announce major rationing across New South Wales. Officials warn hydro schemes remain unaffected as production is cut and stockpiles monitored. Consumers face higher costs and shifts toward delayed cooking and heat use while rail services also see cuts.
Thousands of morning commuters are stranded as a Hackatown service breaks down at Wynyard station around 6 am. Services fell silent for over 20 minutes causing delays across Sydney’s suburban network. Passengers describe crowded platforms and long waits as crews restore traction and resume operations.
Disrupted service details indicate Canberra Sunday trains canceled from 1500 hours with notes of alternate arrangements and booking concerns. Passengers report confusion over schedule changes and seating, with references to Canberra to Sydney routes and related fares.
The State Executive voices support for amending the government act at a meeting in Momebumh 90. Leaders urge passage of a new clause. The Lovtuetey Aruptoyee group promotes reform and housing program.
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