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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
2
Fragmentary text appears to reference Lomas and Berwick with scattered names and dates. The legible items include a 22nd date and mentions of a place or event near a station and heavenly or beer themes, but details are unclear. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the legible segments.
A cluttered advertisement listing used cars, furniture, rugs, and interior items from multiple dealers. It mentions A. G. Mildren Ltd and other Canberra area dealers with prices, delivery terms, and a range of items including vehicles, carpets, bricks, bricks, and household furniture. The note includes several street directions and business names across Kingston, Braddon, Narrabundah, and Forrest, with various offers and delivery terms.
Mirrors Dwyer’s advertises a range of Dolly Varden dreaming mirrors framed and unframed with beveled edges and hanging chains. Also offers blues work blazing by Dwyer and Sons on Lonsdale Street Braddon with phone contact.
A Canberra dealer advertises a range of used cars including 1952 Ford Custonfine Sedan 195 Ford Anglia Tourer and 1992 Ford Custon Sedan with radio plus numerous older sedans from 1930 to 1950. Terms arranged Call and inspect Capital Motors Ltd Manuka Canberra phone X1223.
The article argues for American and Western policy alignment with Britain and Churchill, warning against external interference in the Americas. It stresses shared interests with the United Kingdom in promoting freedom, and predicts U S influence aligning with British foreign policy to shape American public opinion and policy.
A Canberra wedding yesterday morning united Miss Hore, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Lev Hore, with Mr Gruhage of Barmedan The ceremony was held at Jindbyrne with Father Bouchier presiding A formal wedding breakfast followed at Hotel Ainslie Gate etc notes the bride’s green tulle gown and spring bouquet amid hyacinths
Fragmented OCR style entry lists scattered lottery names and numbers with scattered place names such as Liverpool and Sydney. It mentions high street addresses and syndicate references, including amounts like 90 499 and 0 083, with unclear dates and results. The readable items are mainly garbled references to lottery draws and participants rather than a clear outcome.
In a lengthy deposit case hearing in Randwick, Judge McKensie reserved judgment on claims against Parker and Alltwain Home over a depot purchase. Arguments centered on whether a 100 pound deposit was tied to a contract and if release of a party’s asset was contingent on the full sale. The hearing featured testimonies from Mr Mingute Toe Lie and other counsel, with questions about timing, formal agreements, and the sequence of payments. The court adjourned to consider whether a contractual stipulation existed and if the deposit tied to the deal was legally enforceable.
Victorian MLC issues appeal urging support for a special effort within the next month to mobilize nurses emeria Assembly and appeal. Star Faith Flochert notes years of service and calls for response from colleges Calleginna and friends. National Circuit Dealdist, phone US 323.
The Department of Education plans to deploy casual teachers to assist in schools during emergencies. The arrangement aims to support ACT and South Wales staff, with volunteers offering relief services and ensuring standards remain high.
Reported in a Duntroag incident youths Brian Murry and others endure surgery to remove shrapnel. Injured at Westnenday, they await further updates as medical teams at North shore hospital monitor recovery.
The YMCA Ski Club announces its entry for the Cup competition with Captain Val Paes al leading the team. Members include Dwtelwellers and Tim Ingram who screened films at a Wednesday meeting and planned weekend trips to Kosemiiko and Kameleon, with a later Alpine trip in progress.
The Canberra Junior Farmers event features a ceremony with donations from ACT Mural race sponsors and plans for future community projects. Organisers note the upcoming meeting on January 31 and a social gathering at Masonie Wl) with attendees from local clubs and the Rowan tree site in Emitter.
An obituary reports the death of Harold Jowlana at his residence in June and notes his long service in the Commonwealth Public Service. It mentions a trade union, retirement connections, and prior involvement with military or civic organizations including the Aphhem invasion reference and local clubs.
A scrambled weather dispatch indicates temperatures around 40 to 67.8 degrees with varying wind speeds and rain chances. Canberra forecasts predict cloud cover and mainly light westerly winds for the next 34 hours. Regional outlook shows continuing cool inland, with brief showers and moderate winds easing toward base Strait.
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