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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
3
Exiuagements and funeral notices list services for Anita Shand and Mrs Millett in Canberra. Entries note cremation or burial at Cubharra Public Cemetery and details of family survivors. Additional lines memorialize a late Jon Paasmee with condolences from a spouse and family.
A Japanese foreign minister's committee reported Japan is poised to receive more than 100 million dollars in arms aid under a mutual security agreement. The Diet committee said negotiations would begin in August, with details to be arranged by the two nations as the Allied alliance continues.
The report details barometer readings, temperatures, and wind conditions for multiple locations. It notes mild daytime conditions in Canberra and forecasts cloudy or mild weather, with changes overnight.
The Canberra Times discusses Australian loan prospects, noting Premiers demand works programs, while the Commonwealth faces market limits. It reports current year loan volume at 128,000,000 on the local market, with overseas loans minimal. Interest rates and consumer credit impact on investment and employment are analyzed, urging caution on rate hikes.
Anthony Hordern and Sons plans a shop at the intersection of Lonsdale and Domaldaun, Canberra branch manager Mr. Fenton says. The project, linked to a new upholstery and furnishings concern, faces factory start delays and regulatory approvals. Canberra architects warn completion may take months. few plants have been admitted for approval. The Department of the Interior oversees raw material development and industrial bio-chemical services.
Censorship hits a stage production as Edinburgh officials cut lines from Time Remembered by Joann Anowih before a Belnburgh audience. Director Finginald Gove says the edits remove sharper remarks and better portray the play’s themes.
Amid late arrivals by three premiers and a missing minister, the chamber opened at 7:43 PM with delays attributed to the leaders. Reports indicate further postponements as officials from multiple states gathered, affecting the legislative agenda.
Britain's exchange of information agreement aims to keep atomic power methods secret. A parliamentary debate revealed government push to withhold trade secrets from other nations. The move centers on new atomic industry advances and the issue of sensitive processes.
June 1909 Supreme Court orders return of four year old Lorraine Anne Walker to her mother Berra Laurie Agnes Walker, via writ of habeas corpus. MPs Dorie Hauield of Newport directed to hand over the child as former husband Mallard and wife had custody disputes since infancy. The mother, now remarried after her 1981 loss, argues consent was never given to keep Lorraine permanently. The judge notes a mother’s child custody rights may depend on status of husband.
A new sabre record emerges in Australia as top fencer Laver and Willemtown Unie clash in a high profile bout. The match features a close finish and a notable performance by Habre Urinis, with strong showing from SS See RS in the sales event context.
Fragmentary OCR text references A D Campbell and a military title near Brisbane with unclear context. No cohesive event or clear participants beyond these named entities can be determined.
Dr Pieter Kruithof, organist of Wesley Church Canberra and Rotterdam born conductor, recognized as outstanding musical figure. A Holland native from a renowned musical family, he leads orchestral work and chorale services. Posthumous praise cites his high quality organ playing and leadership of multiple orchestras, with expectations of future international prominence.
A Liberal Party delegation from New England movement backs a referendum on the plan. The Country Party supports favourable consideration while Labour rebukes the request, saying no benefit would come from such testing.
The Minister for the Army Mr Francia announced the assignment of the Second Battalion Royal Australian Regiment to Malaya. Training at Jungle Training Centre Canungra, Queensland aims to prepare troops for future operations. Reports note emphasis on swimming ability and overall personnel standards improving since February.
Reports indicate the Malayan Labour Party will oppose Australian troops while contesting limited seats in the new Legislative Council. Observers doubt major gains as a "triple alliance" of Malay, Chinese, and Indian groups appears poised to win, amid concerns over Royal Australian troops for Malaya. The Tokyo strike by civil servants demands a higher wage and shorter workday, affecting government operations.
Members gathered in the Federal Offices room near the Post Office, pressed for pension raises as a 200–person demand grew urgent. G Bowden, D Davie, P Peters, and Lambourne argued the old age pension must rise to address cost of living, while critics warned against delays and warned the group they would not be rushed. The discussion occurred amid a cold, tense atmosphere as protests formed outside the building.
Twenty five new Australians representing eleven nationalities were naturalised at a formal ceremony at the Albert Hall. The gathering included remarks on citizenship duties and loyalty to Queen Elizabeth II, with reception hosted by the Women's Voluntary Services and attendance by officials including Mr. RG Malley and Mr. Bailey. The new citizens came from diverse backgrounds including Latvians, Poles, Hungarians, Ukrainians, and others, highlighting Australia’s multicultural community.
The seventh meeting of the Research Council in Nownea Loday features international observers from WIEOA UNESCO and Australia. Leaders discuss interpretations and timeframes, with plans for a June 2010 to 2040 timer and featured figures including Geirven Baluont and others from New Guinea.
In a tense match Canberra edged MK by one point while Taverell trailed by two as Canberry Jatt and others like Minenn Pe Reldom, C. King, Tvekrrman, and Z. Wren contributed to a hard fought contest. Armidale hosts next round with expected rematch.
The A C T team reached the Fat Lamb Ewe final judged by Mr Garran at a Saturday event. Mr Garran's entry won the championship with nine other finalists noted for conformity and wool quality. Judge AK Cancesth praised bedding and husbandry improvements guiding the competition.
Fragmentary market notes show varied wool prices and buyer interest at Meviin and nearby markets. Snippets mention “desertion” and “Comebacks,” with unclear figures and several garbled names, reflecting a disrupted tally of bidding and totals.
A U S Agriculture Department survey reports a weak dairy market with surpluses shrinking slowly. It notes Australian dairy prospects depend more on overseas trends and cautions that American price supports may curb future price rises.
An account of a royal visit with the Duke of Edinburgh at an anniversary celebration in Edinburgh. President Walter Ber Nr. and other dignitaries attended as the Duke's entourage mingled and responded with light humor. The scene included a bow and a brief exchange about the bleeding etry remarks.
The Public Service Board plans to appeal the pay ruling. The board's chairman Mr Castients and secretary Mr W Du explain the decision as a challenge to the arbitration outcome. Australian ACTU convenes a conference of unions to discuss further action against the service board.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ISAO, economic planning, and a secret conference. References to East, international organization cooperation, and recommendations to SIEATO appear amid garbled phrases. Names, dates, and places are unclear, with several foreign terms and broken sentences.
Junior farmer J. T. Mantdng of Caghorre has been selected to attend a special school in Canberra. The program aims to enhance agricultural knowledge through intensive courses and practical training, with expectations of improving farm practices and productivity in the region.
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