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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 21, 1948

Page

2

Mortlake gas works inquiry shocks Australia

A detailed report describes a fatal gas works incident at Mortlake with workers giving statements on shifts and safety concerns. The inquiry ordered by the Minister for Local Government aims to determine cause and assess actions to reduce pressure, while officials deny deliberate neglect.

Batty Mortlake Mortiaka Ware Sten Locs Gow Gey Baturdey Mortlake Works Mary Muchion Hich Gogh Tas Gaseway Pale Stan Auatrallas Genet Tindale Sere Phodipeon

Attendance of ex MP at Communist Party meeting alleged

Mr Donald Mountiny a former Labour MP from Western Australia attended a Canberra Communist Party meeting, according to F E Geddes of Almulla. Geddes accused Mountjoy of undercover activity, claimed secretive links with Sydney, and alleged involvement in anti Christian and youth club agendas.

M.P Communist Party Donald Mountiny Westard Australia Commonwealth Council For Scientific and Industrial Research Canberra Australian Communist Party F. E. Geddes Almulla House, of Representatives J. T. Lang Geodee Donald Mountjoy Spent & Wwildey Une Howe Wal Mamilton Sydney Hamilton Geddes R. Aiberley Canberra Communist Party Ainstio Progress and Welfare Jomophina Tharlay Alchoriny Mer Ateo Boya Rurwka Thin Dewafall Boys’ Club Geddee Archery Ace Ohan Addon Tat Rere el Comimunist Ly Cummuniet Geddes Alec J.B. Pomeroy Lang J. Farliament Alnakeeta’ Club Communit Party Pomeray'n Bovier

Commonwealth price controls loom in Australia debate

The Commonwealth government faces calls to retain price control powers despite state concerns over court delays and rising costs. Officials warn a federal skeleton admin may oversee key sectors while states push for coordinated, gradual rollout to avoid harming production and economy.

Coxumont Wwe Commonwealth Prometure Ocean Brice Te- Tysselon Areda Troussade Pownds Commonwealth Government Alges Eormaen CommonWealth Representat Commonwealth Abe Maton Remnidta Aft Australia Sauper Price Krobunattae Datuniia Rion Atrol Radi Balu Aubaldy Amocacn Chambers of Manufactures Austraniat Vonmmer Privon Tara Victoria Brisbane Bunday Peice Premiire Queesmaland Hamon

Man Shot At MOSMAN As Police Probe

A young man was shot inside a Bray Street house in Mosman. Police halted a nearby youth during the incident and later detained a man charged in connection with the shooting. Authorities described the scene as tense with officers surrounding the residence.

Imad Mosman Sears Bray Street Moma Audsiey

Umion Calls London Dockers to Resume Action

In a disrupted labor notice, UMION urges London dockers to resume work after a dispute. The union cites an unsettled wage or contract issue and warns of potential action if the matter remains unresolved.

UMION London

Wreckage Mot Prom Massing Launches

Fragmented OCR text describes a launch related wreckage with references to Sydney and Barrateen. Readable fragments mention spreading wreckage, timing, and possible victims or crews. No clear names, dates, or concrete facts emerge to form a full event summary.

Canberra Weather Forecast Scrambled Note

Unclear meteorological brief mentions Canberra forecast with scattered notes on wind, rain, cool lines, and regional details. Leads include borders like Dati Anchen and Southeast Dhatricis with references to weather patterns and possible cloud cover.

Canberra

R. E. Clark F. J. O. Teeter in AMP Society

Fragmentary OCR text shows names R. E. Clark F. J. O. tied to an AMP Society with scattered numbers and phrases. Readable bits suggest a society notice or membership snippet with uncertain details.

R. E. Clark F.J.O. Teeter Em Society

World recovery depends on united effort of all nations

The piece discusses foreign aid debates linked to the Marshall Plan, noting Congress and the President must decide the scale and timing of aid. It argues world recovery affects U.S. policy, highlights Australia’s sizeable share, and stresses global cooperation beyond a single nation. Public opinion and statecraft shape the path forward.

House of United States United Nua Comertic State Department Maranat Une Countziae Eve United Mates Atoll Congress Kmited Australia Ube Anly

UNC Lincoln Bombers to Test Mobility Se in Darwin

Unclear military dispatch reports Air Vice Marshal Fladin in Darwin stating the bomber squadron is set for roles with mobile wings. The Department of Commerce Agriculture taft Aydney to take equipment for New York tonight.

Darwin Mundsy Fladin Air 2Mce Tekin Taft Aydney Tolait New York Ube

1000 Extra Nurses Wanted in N S W

NSW hospital system faces severe nursing shortage with 1,000 more nurses needed to avoid patient turnaways. Public hospitals report 17,000 beds and 3,800 in use, with facilities constrained and officials calling for rapid staffing to meet demand.

N.S.W Rydney Allpday Aviva Full Ponds Hospital

Toorak by election result pits Liberals against rival

Early returns from the Toorak by election show the Liberal candidate competing against a rival. Voter sentiment appears uncertain with local figures and party totals still developing as results trickle in from polls.

Molds IEC Toorak Reynold Roure

VICE REGAL WELCOMES ARRIVAL AT MELBOURNE CEREMONY

The Governor and Vice Regal greet guests at a Melbourne Cathedral ceremony marking an order in Australia. Attendees include notable figures at St Pauls Cathedral and the Priory event honoring Beloka.

Lot of Jeruaalens Pas Catheseal Moelle Saleney Wuacheen Maltourne Seater ADS the Priory Australia Orde of Beloka Jet Fairey St. Pails Cathedral Melbourne Foyt Basehen Cayes

Rival Labour Bodies Confer With ILO and Promise Unity

Rival labour bodies meet with the ILO to discuss a unified international conference on restraint and economic policy. The session hears mixed views on religious factors and future conferences, with Kall of India and Henryk of Poland among supporters. The vote on a proposed compromise stands 3 to 1, Altman casting the dissenting ballot. The conference is set to resume at a later time.

Kall India Henryk Poland Leon Ti Frank Fenton United States Altman

Farmare to Seek Price Guarantees in Australia

In Adelaide on Sunday farmers push for government price guarantees. Wheat growers urge Commonwealth support to fix 7 shillings per bushel for three years and a floor of 3 shillings per bushel for all output in the next decade. Victorian Liberal stance frames the plan as necessary after international trade shifts.

Adelaide Tre acrmeaTy Tedian Honake Tomlent Liberal Party Commonwealth

Atlantic Search For Amphibious Jeep Amid War News

Ruined dispatches describe Atlantic search for an amphibious Jeep as two army bombers prepare to depart New York on June 16. Coast guard ships monitor the coast as a pursuit by air and sea unfolds, with a watchful tone over any potential contact and vows to mobilize the full organization if needed.

New York Irmurrow Anajor Catia Mosiaage Wien New ‘York Coastguard Bane Rane Ange

Liberal nominee for Ashburnham retains track victory

The Liberal candidate Mr H J Patton and fellow athlete Mr Cockram led a show of sprinting prowess on a curved track. Patton equalled a 200 metre best while Cockram pushed a near Olympic time as spectators watched the election night athletics duel in Ashburnham.

Liberal Party H. J Bunday Kugow Sontent Champion Mei Patton Tip Ace Emen Jense Cockram Ale Dring

Party member denies 1 Communist Party ties years later

Mr Pomeroy Potterfay says he did not belong to the 1 Communist Party of Aanorintoct Ln HA and has avoided political associations. He recalls 40 years of party memory but asserts no ongoing alignment and claims no recent political affiliations. He mentions a wartime service and a former attachment to a party during youth.

Pomeroy Potterfay Pomeroy Jenoven Gudea

Crowds greet Oliviers at Archerfield arrival

Hundreds waited hours at Manent maredrame to see Mr and Mrs Olivier. They journey from Muburt to Biris bane for a holiday at Surtern Parmdien and spoke with friends during a half hour in Byd Ney. A warm welcome welcomed the Oliviera party as they arrived at Archerfield.

Aydney Burday Manent Maredrame Rip Laiteanon Lady Olivier Muburt Birisbane Surtern Archerfield

Thrift Means Test Mockery Faces Government Debate

Persistent criticism over the means test prompts calls for abolition as ministers face public uproar. Witnesses cite inequities in pension adjustments and wage comparisons, arguing the system harms needy couples while others gain.

Australian policy and war time relations noted by Evatt

Dr Evatt warned Australia should lead with a high degree of cooperation and understanding for the South Pacific area. He criticized immigration policy and criticised Commonwealth ties to Britain while stressing Australia’s active role in Allied efforts and postwar planning.

MeLtun Bey Dr. Byatt Australia Aivatl Austrasa Malayia SGA United Nations Reuamie Buiv Ieh Commonwealth Tongo Malaya Alka Aun Gratin Beiain Mumntrulia Evatt

Safe gang acquires F400 at Wentworth auction

A criminal group seized a F400 model at a Went sorts Avenue location amid a chaotic incident. Police report indicate attackers used a detonator to blow a wall open, enabling the theft and escape of the motorcycle assets. Eric Moore named as a key contact in the investigation.

Avoney Wundey Sato Eric Moore Wentsorts Avenue Cil Ag & Inch

Katy Town Seeks Three Youths After Suspected Armed Men

Police say three youths aged 18 and 19 may have fled to the country rabbiting area with three firearms and ammunition after disappearing during an incident in Katy tonight.

Katy Manly Aikoved

DROWNED IN WHARE COU F — LAKE MAGIGLOR TRAGEDY

At least 42 persons were present when a whert wedged at Btrraat on Lake Magiglor. Thirty perema were gaged into the Walter, ro.

Ed Maivlemsen Magiglor Tairty Walter

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