Errant Deviations Reported in Hiner Figure Measurement
A document notes deviations in the finalized figure for Hiner's measurement. Officials report minor discrepancies and initiate a review process to confirm the correct value and procedures used.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
4
A document notes deviations in the finalized figure for Hiner's measurement. Officials report minor discrepancies and initiate a review process to confirm the correct value and procedures used.
Obituary reports the death of F. A. Ormiaton with sparse details. The notice references the name and possible connections to a prior wartime service and residence, but many fragments remain unreadable in the clipped text.
The text discusses how gold as an export commodity affects balance of trade and dollar needs in various countries. It notes the American price around 36 dollars and contrasts with higher prices in Asia and Australia, arguing that world market forces set a global price and that Australian producers stand to gain from favorable policy.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a defence policy topic amid turmoil in government. Mentions Vat Deterreat and Gemeines at Monnmid with references to Stat Suprem and Dr. Reval Sian. A rough sense of a legal or parliamentary discussion appears, but details are unreadable.
Raintalls sere aominaby 13, Sind Sant woehome FS. The fragmentary line hints at a local event with names and places unreadable. No clear actions or outcomes are discernible from the surviving text.
Canberra figures Archdeacon Robertson travels to New for Standing Committee of the Provincial Synod meeting. The event features Bishop W. Tyrell and others from Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane to attend a regional gathering at Morpeth and nearby cities including Armidale Bathurst and Brisbane.
A Melbourne based Youth Groupe presented a pageant marking the centenary of the Church of England. The event highlighted church growth and community ties across Melbourne and nearby regions, with performers from Dlucame nf and Réviside.
Wellington report states the South African soccer team defeated Wallington by one goal to zero. Officials announced that a match and date are to be arranged by the association.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe census responses amid upheaval in Lahore during the partition era. Mentions local correspondents, factions, and mounting displacements as communities adjust to new borders and authorities.
Australia plans to ship wheat to India as part of a government effort to stabilize markets and implement necessary regulations. The initiative follows criticism of prior regulatory failures and seeks to uphold a stable supply chain amid ongoing trade considerations.
Unclear OCR text describes a Bribbane case involving Clive Lite and a request for unlawful arrest. Detective Fants testified about a reef to reveal a scheme. The detective admitted he traveled to Townsend Island to conduct a search and observed a person mop goats toward Bale.
Fragmentary report notes Melbourne and Wemenday discussing a long range project with an organization. References to Napster, Bellsbiry, and Woomera appear as placeholders. Runway readiness at an airfield is mentioned as forthcoming.
At Kew Asylum inspectors condemned conditions describing a 43 year old building in decay. About 1,200 patients were housed with limited staff and food spending barely covered washing and care. Patients slept on floors among mantelpieces and many wore restraints in rooms surrounded by metal cases.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations likely participants in a golf event. Readable items include Newcastle, Penwicke, Netant Beorge, Katooutas, and references to holes. No clear outcome or full event details present.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a vice regal visit involving Governor general representatives and ministers at Government House. Mentions Australia and Netherlands entities and a visit to a place called WaEAS with several garbled names and titles.
A chaotic report describes Russian delegates involved in bizarre incidents including stoning and tense exchanges with other groups. The American delegation asserts Tuumians will receive immediate Sepa action.
The Vatican newspaper published a scathing, full page attack accusing the Yugoslav government of ruthless persecution and murder, claiming more than 400000 deaths and the arrest of 200 priests. It cites three vicar primaveral and one archbishop among those targeted.
Wednesday reports say all gates to Jerusalem remained closed and a grenade attack occurred as three youths condemned to death were marched. Major Roy Ferran of the Palestine police appears linked to events in Jerusalem with an inquiry urged into Palestine. Police notified the boys’ families but details were withheld.
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Trade representatives press for price and rationing measures as ministers group discusses meat and allied trades. Officials from Sydney address poultry and other staples seeking uniform controls amid ongoing shortages.
Interior Minister Solomon plans a visit to Portuguese Timor as part of Australian naval and development interests. The Australian Minister will head to Timor with involvement from the British Concordance and Western Australian funds. The trip, set for July 11, will proceed by air and sea routes via Canberra and North Australia.
Disjointed text reports China voicing protests to Russia about restrictions and military actions in Manchuria. The garbled lines reference aircraft, tanks, and heavy weapons, suggesting a clash over government forces and regional influence, with unclear specifics on dates or outcomes.
The acting High Commissioner for Canada announced a Canadian expert would visit Australia to study and report on primary industries. The aim is to identify Australian schemes and practices that could be adopted by Canada’s pressing industries, with the expert to spend time in South Australia.
The report claims Chinese forces recaptured Changtu with continued fighting and casualties. Communist radio tallies claim over 30,000 government troops killed or wounded in the broader area around the town captures. The message mentions Tommusiate forces and 24 towns involved, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
Perth reports claim that local Aborigines can cure cancer using a plant. Constable A Menciaf Falgoo investigated residents in the district after reports of a man reportedly cured instantly. Police seek verifiable evidence as authorities note historical Aboriginal remedies.
The commissioner announced restoration of services for the country trains with plans to resume by July 4. Central West services were booked for Monday operations from past Monday, with Dubbo line set to run Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, replacing lone Mondays and Fridays.
Berlin reports show German authorities removing hundreds of officials since occupation began. One Social Democrat, Mr Reuter, wins mayoral position while others oppose Professor Rauter in the city government amid ongoing restructuring.
Fragmentary report describes a baby reportedly bitten by rats at a Adelaide residence. The piece notes a large rat population and nocturnal rodent movement around the home, with unclear details on injuries or timing.
In Sydney a woman Marjorie Laver with two young children slept in the vestry of Newtown Methodist Church after fleeing her husband to the country. One son was adopted, another went to a boys home, and the remaining two aged eight and eleven were also found in shelter. Police aided by Reverend W.ene helped them stay safe in the church.
Incomplete text describes housing claims for non government employees and government share in housing allocation. Mentions service members and satisfaction of conditions but overall content is unclear and fragmented. No definite names, dates, or places are present to anchor specifics.
Fragmentary text appears to reference an opinion or editorial, mentioning a city and apparent political or social commentary. Names and places are garbled, with unclear actions or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a dated, formal newspaper voice but lack coherent facts or events to confirm specifics.
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