This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1948
Page
4
A fragmented notice describes a modern brick home at Parramattys with lounge dining two bedrooms and a sleepout in Sydney, listing amenities and agent contact in Canberra. It records an appeal against disqualification in a case involving H. Gomes and committee examination, with dates and outcomes partially stated amid unclear text.
Insufficient legible text to extract a coherent event or entities. The readable fragment does not provide identifiable persons places organizations dates or concrete numbers for a valid summary.
The article argues the United States failing to ratify the International Wheat Agreement threatens global wheat markets. It warns of price swings, producer risks, and potential famine if extended negotiations are not completed, with Australia and Canada noted among key players and cries for postponement to allow further review. The piece stresses the broader impact on producers, consumers, and international cooperation amid famine conditions and market volatility.
Vice Regal party led by Governor-General and men arrived in Stirling amid afternoon rain. They attended High School where Revival addressed pupils. A civic welcome by the Mayor followed and an official dinner was held later by the Mayor and Mayoress, with the hospital ball opening ceremony.
A recently located crash near Moors, Queenaland, identified as American AFM Aranenors lane wreckage, was linked to a fight that disappeared November 1, 1943. Reports say the site is being secured by patrols, with confirmation pending official records.
Adelaide report states South Australian Governor Air Willoughby suffered injuries following a fall from a saddle camel while visiting a local branch event. He remains hospitalized but alert and expected to recover in Adelaide. The incident occurred during a Country Woman's Association function.
Police report a theft at a local venue where Mrs Alice Bridges identified a suspect named Inga. The accused, tied to the handbag theft, was detained near Central Lane and charged at Central Police Station following the incident.
Nearly 100 delegates from Marethers local government to-day unanimously voted for creation of a new state in Northern New Wales. The movement cites neglect of the country districts and urges measures to safeguard agriculture and development. A. A. Small of Casino and supporters insist federal policy must support rural survival. A further convention was planned for the year.
A draft bill prepared by W C Wentworth and TR Caaming aims to remove Communists from government roles and ban them from holding office. The proposed act would bar Communists from service, impose penalties, and establish a prohibited association with a broad vetting scheme. The measure is linked to discussions in Australia and South Australia and contemplates private member support in the Federal Parliament and state legislatures.
The Visiting Workers' Industries Union sought an adjournment as the Arbitration Court delayed matters. Wiers for the Canberra court argued to pause progress while wage revision was contested. A joint adjournment was granted. case to be heard Monday.
A government minister amended exports rules for canned fruits to allow variable syrup strength aimed at uniform sweetness across batches. The change seeks to adjust augur content by batch rather than using a fixed syrup strength, marking a shift in processing standards.
The Canberra Times letters section rebuts a June 28 paragraph proposing a single over- sighting town planning authority with a £1026 annual fee. The writer argues Canberra lacks a formal town plan and questions the value of a world class master plan led by a senior town planner. The letter defends the need for prudent design and a planning future to honour Canberra’s development.
A chaotic parliamentary style fragment discusses a party convention with delegates urged to adopt a positive policy. It references fear of corruption and the need for accountability, plus a motion demanding members report to public meetings monthly.
An Australian National Airways flight case details charges of selling liquor onboard an aircraft. The magistrate, airport manager statements, and legal arguments on navigation regulations were heard as authorities examined evidence and whether the sale occurred amid ongoing inquiries.
Fragmented notice describes unveiling of a portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt by Frank Salisbury. It notes debates over public display in King's Hall Parliament House and potential later exhibition in the United States, with references to Roosevelt's terms, royal recipients, and notable figures such as Winston Churchill, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and King George VI.
President Copland and Australian figures call for direct U S loans to ease the dollar shortage. They advocate American imports and a loan backed by cotton petrol rubber and metals while Britain remains a key financial ally. The plan envisions Britain and Australia leveraging London as a financial hub to support development and repay outstanding obligations.
A chaotic summary outlines calls to end subsidies and curb inflation through policy shifts. Statements from ministers and officials flag risks to purchasing power and demand restraint, while labor and industry voices urge balanced measures and continued government action to stabilize the economy.
A government notice stated that the Minister for the Interior announced changes to compensation provisions under the Wartemon'e Ordinance. The act applies to workers connected with their territorial employment and covers arrangements for those employed in New South Wales and related areas.
The committee proposes substantial prize hikes for the Spring Stakes with total funds rising to around £30,000 in mine money. Principal increases target the Beertiy race and the event at Beertiy, while other stakes, including the Metropolitan and Fine stakes, see boosts. Additional potentials include support from the Club and contingencies for fortelts and related prizes.
Reports indicate a meeting of the Coal By try Tribune at Ham Tomorrow to discuss a three corner settlement. The Northern Mines executive will consider terms while Cabinet readiness to ratify is noted with no settlement date disclosed.
Adelaide reports a dramatic arrival with 8 000 ton Tig and 6 000 ton load amid low tides. The Hite Can Committee prepares for air monitoring on Monday. Transport Minister Hugh Hughes to review policy and cabinet meets at midnight to decide future steps.
The Dairy Export Control Act was proclaimed. The Minister announced appointment to the Dairy Prod Board to represent dairy farmers, cooperative butter and cheese factories, proprietary butter and cheese factories, and government representatives from multiple regions, including Gatton, Cremorne, Motors, Queenstown, and Camberwell.
Fragmentary report describes a hospital appointment and ministerial opinions. Mentions Senator McKennay, Deputy matran, and the Industrial Board case, with references to a board’s morning session and appeals. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing disputes and upcoming comments.
In a competitive match Paris Folo defeated the Australian team with a strong showing. The Australian side struggled early and could not match Paris Folo’s pace as the game progressed, leaving the hosts to celebrate a clear victory.
The article reports internal conflict within the PPU as members clash over a proposed milk price and production control plan. It notes key figures such as McCray and Rivera opposing the move, arguing it would unduly burden farmers and undermine existing industry practices.
A garbled report hints at a Raven ruling, a factory unit regulation, and proposed names in a general intellection. It mentions a Saturday deadline and charges amid a tumult of confused phrases and misparsed terms.
A garbled list of church services and events across multiple denominations including Anglican, Roman Catholic, Congregational, and Baptist gatherings. It mentions evensong sermons, prayers, kindergarten sessions, and public meetings with various speakers and dates, though many details remain obscured by OCR errors.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.