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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
4
A fragmentary report cites officials discussing egg production scarcity and pressure on poultry farmers. General Eather references ongoing issues and contract terms, signaling broader distress in the industry.
Unclear diary style weather report lists temperatures and times including 42.9 and 46M for the day, 24 hour end at Bam, 48.9 and 37.0 in various slots, with terms like Raw and Bon Ives noted, plus a reference to events at 7.19 and 4.58.
A parliamentary summary urges stronger preparedness against Japan and broader Pacific security. The piece discusses U S guarantees, Australian and Labour positions, and the need to strengthen national economy and manpower for lasting defense measures amid rising Pacific tensions.
Vice-regal secretary arrived in Botany from Cacherea yesterday on round duty, attended by Lieutenant Colonel WWGH el Military Secretary and Mine Betty, with Colonel WGN Orr. They were present at the Secondary Schools Jubilee Choral Concert at Sydney Town Hall yesterday evening.
The article reports A Quesmai and Guiegste Ta the warsa, a red delegate from the Canberra area, believed overboard near the Atlantic passage. Ball, father Mr A Ball of Holland Park, one of eight delegates leaving Sydney on June 2, is presumed lost. Ball previously migrated from England with his family.
A crude summary of rising meat prices driven by stock levels and speculators. Traders report higher costs at the butcher stalls as imports and local supply tighten. Prices for sheep and beef are highlighted amid concerns over dumping, with distributors noting record rates and customer resistance.
The Speaker Mr Camaront announces two by-elections on July 28 as Labour supporters cheer. Writs to be issued June 20 and nominations close by August 3. Mr White, ex Minister for something in the last Parliament, had entered politics in 1938, representing Melbourne suburb division including Brighton and Gentustay.
Mire tiple Moore today called for nominations for the Macquarie by election. Chifley’s Liberal opponent, wife Cotton, is a well known figure in Hw electorate.
In Sydney on a Thursday, the Beate Walt court scrutinized a contempt application by General Secretary Healy against an editor and another staff member over satirical articles. Justice refused to suppress the paper, deeming the discussions notorious yet of public welfare. The judge noted the pieces reflected community concerns and did not threaten discourse.
Depressed food prices ripple through Australia and India as shortages in butter and meat raise concerns. Ministers and officials debate causation between protein shortages and dairy supply, noting potential price rises and impacts on dairy farms and workers.
Readable fragments show a Canberra court case about traffic and a hedge near the National Circuit intersection. Statements reference a pedestrian and motorist incident at Canturrn Avenue and National Circuit, with police and magistrate proceedings, delays, and conflicting testimony about who controlled traffic at the time of the crash.
A fragmented report notes the Bank Bill being discussed again in the House. It mentions Mr. Maing, the Governor-Control, and a committee of ten members under a chair.
Port Authority to probe congestion in Australia as part of a broader inquiry. Sip Ht and B Basten of London, recently chairman of the Water De Pesan Saou fan Invita Dy, were cited in a Commons statement by Prime Minister Brens. The inquiry aims to review port operations, with a July 2 target for Brita and Anurys 10 to weigh overrun concerns.
Wellington dispatch notes no prospect of New Zealand butter reaching Australia in time to ease current shortages. The 1883 season’s output is being rebuilt with limited exports, and even if butter arrives, supply cannot meet immediate demand.
At a dairy factory conference in SoBane key officials urged action to boost milk supply. Mr Bheshy pressed for immediate establishment of committees to acquire essential farm requisites and curb declines in dairy production as milk costs rose 60 percent postwar. Leaders warned that shifting from dairying to other rural industries threatens farm output and urged coordinated measures to stabilize butter and milk supply.
Fragmentary report notes criticism of day labour practices. Mentions Benatar Tate and the NAW group advocating for an end, with unclear timing and context.
Mr Ward denounces Canberra Jubilee celebrations as wasteful and mismanaged. He alleges government funded lavish entertainment and civic spaces while neglecting workers and proper governance, urging accountability and a focus on jobs and reform. He cites guests roaming Parliament House and wasteful spending during the event.
A chaotic wartime style report details a failed mercy dash to save a life. A woman dies after a plane incident while her husband and doctors attempt a life saving delivery. Blood loss and medical complications surround the contested relief flight and the family's grief.
Coroner reports John Joseph Guinn, 28, to stand trial for murder. Stated death of Bisa Algle occurred May Hi from wounds inflicted in Westpolo area. Prosecutors allege deliberate and malicious actions led to the fatal injuries. Details include involved parties and sequence of events surrounding the incident.
A garbled OCR segment references migrants and assimilation, noting a popular trend and large numbers. It mentions country towns, a state, and an attempt to describe migration rates, with several unclear phrases and names distorted by text errors.
A fragmented report discusses changes in milk delivery timing and packaging in Canberra. It notes concerns from authorities and families about delays, container safety, and potential contamination, with estimates of shifts in daily milk volumes and calls for improved distribution to protect children and households.
In a contested session in New South Wales Parliament the pensioners issue dominates questions to the Prime Minister about fuel relief and pension provisions. Mr. Camis Bennelongy notes details while debate touches on wheat prices, supply, and potential Act changes to raise or stabilize prices with broader impacts on households and industry.
Incomplete text indicates a deadline imposed for Rag related matter with unclear details. The note mentions a cutoff at 3 pm on a Tuesday and references a person or entity named dobar, with disruption or delay implied. Further readable context is required to specify parties, place, and stakes.
Fragmentary notes discuss Repertory’s status in Centerva amid government concerns and cultural sponsorship. References to governance, public funding, and declining activity imply disappointment as performances thin, with mentions of Albert Hall, Canberra, and local cultural bodies.
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