Milk Price Control Debate Heats Over Canberra Supply
Debates rise as the health department faces criticism over milk quality versus price control in Canberra. Dr Crick notes the department only oversees distribution quantity, while the Dairy Farmers’ Co calls Tumut milk the monopoly source and seeks policy action from ministers.
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Thames
Department of Tesith
Teurumina
Dleanes
Autiaans
Dairy Farmers’ Co
Pardoned shoplifter cited for good character
Alan Poitson aged 3 laborer Teresa Pay fo era ple ton charged with stealing a pair of trousers and a Winchester pistol from Charles Roger and Son Ltd. The court record notes his good character weighed in. Sgt J Usbactk testified seeing Wilson at the shop and later admitting the theft. The judge ordered a lenient outcome with no conviction.
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P.O. PB
Keane
Alan Poitson
Labourey Teresa
Charles Rogar
Wilson
Boreham
Arch Bishop Fisher May Retire Soon
London reports Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Catoey Fisher aged 71, primate since 1945, expected to retire before year’s end per The News Chronicle. Nearby items note fires in Belawan Harbour and missing yacht off China with actor John Calvert.
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Outback
Sydney
Nort
Australia
U. S
Nocht
China
B&ton
New York
John Calvert
Commission Decisions On Housing In Canberra
Canberra advisory council hears progress on the Lakes scheme and housing standards. The Development Commission aims to publish recommendations soon with focus on street frontages site coverage alignment and wind protection.
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Canberra
W. G. Andrews
Amy
Ansociate Commission
Advisory Council
Counel
National Capital Planning Committee
D. Day
F. D. Quinane
Stevenson
Andrews
J. Ho Beag
Foad
Fram
Pead
Andrewa
Im Andrewa
de. T. H. Horelgon
W. 3. M. Campbell
Plinta
Dane Tven
Mr. Andrews
New School Safety Crossings Discussed by ACT Advisory Council
The Advisory Council received a draft ordinance for school safety crossings using flag signs and movable signals. The plan requires motorists to stop for pedestrians, with crossings active only when children enter or leave school supervised by teachers, aiming for educational and protective value.
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Ronda
J. A Peat
Canberra
Petrol Price Drops in Three Australian States Today
Reports say petrol and kerosene prices will fall in New South Wales Queensland and South Australia as distributors cite lower landed and distribution costs. Officials note reductions may vary while diesel and furnace oil prices have already seen adjustments in several states.
Rail Pigay-hack Unlikely For Country Areas
Rail plans for a proposed hacksystem in rural districts face doubt. Commissioner Me McCusker warns the project may not be viable for country travel, citing lack of demand and economic practicality.
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Srow
McCusker
Sant No-Toy
Couney
Commonwealth Savings Bank Announces £17 Million Payout
Chief Superintendent G. T. Searle says the Commonwealth Savings Bank credits over £17 million to customer accounts for the year ending May. Depositors receive interest rates up to 24 percent on various balances. Bank balances now exceed £100 million, making it one of the world’s largest savings banks.
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G. T. Searle
Wade Wolane
Widhowe
Haslam
Searle
Australia
Ecu
Hargest Savings Bank
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