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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
4
London dispatch reports Miatan Utader’s nomination to a Polish ministerial post was confirmed after Australia’s agreement. Correspondent Myer Ranters notes Dr. Liauer served sixteen years in London, entering the service after the recent war. his last role remains unclear.
Fragmented forecast item notes inland snow and fresh cold west winds. The readable text hints at changing weather with inland points receiving snow and winds from the west, though details are incomplete.
Fragmentary report from Canberra gives incomplete weather data with unclear timing and locations. Details are unreadable, offering no concrete measurements or forecasts to summarize.
Canberra residents seek a method to control liquor sales as the Advisory Council conducts a comprehensive review of territory laws. The council aims to advise the Minister on amendments reflecting residents will, balancing local needs with imperial and federal controls while preventing abuse and ensuring reasonable sale facilities.
Brisbane wool sale opens today with greasy wool fetching 47d for greasy wools and scoured wool at a higher rate. Constable injured in accident near Sydney during a cycling event, sustaining injuries but no further details provided.
Reports indicate a renewed red tide outbreak along Florida’s gulf coast. Observers note appears near beaches with lingering odors and possible impact on marine life and local water quality, prompting caution from authorities.
A fragmented notice indicates Cambeers Diguers will host a welcome for Lord Montgomery at an arena event. It mentions theatre functions, badges, and civic officials to be involved, with scheduling details unclear and several garbled phrases.
Rescue teams labor at Mostra No 4 north of the area seeking a body after a partial collapse. Crews work to recover remains as conditions permit and engineers monitor for further danger.
Miners push for a 35 hour work week as the union and federation discuss policy. The secretary stated the federation was concerned about the timing and potential economic impact, with leaders weighing implications for members.
The report claims Frank Grmiin, 38, of Dee Why, was robbed by a youth who escaped with £80 after an incident at a local cream factory. The clerk and an unnamed man aided the assailant, according to detectives.
Jim Ferrier entered the national professional golf championship in New York. He stretched ahead to win by a record seven strokes, finishing 18 holes five under par and maintaining a steady lead as Ben played over par.
A garbled report covers a golf tournament with Von Wida and Norman You Nids posting scores around 67 and 70, while other players like Iat Pan and Yunety contribute. The text is incomplete but suggests a competitive round and final scores near these figures.
The commonwealth seeks arrest action heard in the High Court claiming the order of arrest was made by the Minister for the Army Mr Mord In Bing. The proceedings concern an action in being.
The Victorian branch of the Seamen's Union passes a motion to pursue action against the Asturian master Captain Barry for mistreatment of Australian seamen. The union plans to address the matter with the Fatil Council to seek disciplinary measures or removal of the master.
Senator Cooper announced that 110 more building trade workers would arrive from Britain and head to Canberra. The 484 tradesmen currently informed of ETA, with one returning to the United Kingdom, while those remaining were reportedly satisfied with conditions though the overall appeal varied.
Walter Pate, non playing captain of the American Davis Cup team that beat Australia last year, resigns for health reasons. He is succeeded by Alan (Allen) Macdonald of the United States Lawn Tennis Championship Committee.
The cabinet today commuted the death sentence of Edward Garland and Antonio Mar for conducting a running duel that wounded an officer. The ruling hands down a reduced sentence in a case that drew police attention and public concern.
Transport workers plan a regulation strike tomorrow at 10 with loading points. The union decided two weeks ago to work strictly to regulations and awaits further decisions from master farmers of carters, ferry services, and industry leaders.
The Minister for Customs announced a concession to speed up radar body construction in Australia. Import of steel body panels will be allowed from overseas up to December 31. The measure aims to reduce delays in car and truck production by Australian body builders.
Laboueer faces theft charges after allegedly taking a valuable cherry brandy from Coral and a sum of money. Bowden remanded to July 2 for further proceedings.
A former David Jones Ltd employee from Clovelly, Roberta Stevenson Belt, sues for £2000 alleging unlawful arrest and trespass at the cosmetic firm. The proceedings center on claims of forced entry, detention, and damage to goods during a company premises incident.
The deputy director of Carman wealth Count and National Savings Organization said today that most college boys have excess money and do not spend wisely. He noted best results in lower classes and that the current generation is taught thrift, with over 165,088 savings bank accounts in New South Wales totaling £000,601 plus certificates and bonds.
Sydney reports June coal production expected to reach peak war-time levels, driven by union efforts and manpower, with the Joint Coal Board pursuing intensified organization. Credit given to miners and officials. sustained support from miners, managements, and coal consumers is urged to maintain high output.
Two interim operators plan to extend services beyond San Francisco to additional Pacific routes from July 11. Three services per fortnight will run from Sydney, with Auckland departures, under An Interim operator for the British Commonwealth Pacific.
Fragmented notes describe UNRRA relief dissolution amid confusion over funds and programs. References mention educational remobilization, clothing aid, and recruitment of relief teams, with scattered figures and partial names. The text hints at international oversight and Australia related concerns without clear outcomes.
The Australian Labor Party reveals Uniwo nominations for advisory council seats with selections to be finalized at the July 38 meeting after endorsement by NSW Branch central executive. Names include A. E. Gardiner W. Hurley and W. Dorman for council seats and W. Dorman W. Hurley Wilhom R Geedman A. D. Fraser for board representation, amid reforms to curb moraines.
A group of about 20 laymen seeks to restrain Bishop Wylde from using practices from the Red Book of Anglican worship. Hammond testifies the Book must align with the Church of England’s 1662 30 Articles and Book of Common Prayer. He notes autonomy of Australia but adherence to the canonical liturgy remains mandatory.
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