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 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
4
Canberra High tied Dupherra Orgs 3 sets in a rough secondary school basketball round. Teagan Parett led with Moras! as Canberra High held the lead late in the game. Canberra Team faced Park In by 6 points at halftime and extended the gap to 2 by final whistle.
Disjointed report of a case before a court in which Dawson or Berg seeks £989 from Bawson over a claim related to a writ of habeas corpus. The proceedings, adjourned amid confusion, include references to receipts and items found in a room plus sheriff observations.
Police seek owner of a diamond ring valued at 690 found after a disruption near Rocka. WRESTLER FINED EZ Bradt, ums Lis, was cited for a reverse during last night’s events. Children’s aid society plans a forward-looking initiative.
The readable parts mention numbers such as 34 and 13 and place names like Bombay. The text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent event, person, or organization clearly identifiable. No definite action or outcome can be established from the fragments provided.
The article laments slow progress toward lasting peace since the United Nations Charter. It argues that war seeds linger, warns against complacency after the atomic age, and urges all nations to unite under the Charter to restore world peace and mutual responsibility.
Notes describe regrading and dust management at Acton Racecourse. Plans include a new double fence straight, two saddling paddocks with stalls extending 130 feet from rails near the starting lane, and ongoing construction of jockeys and officials facilities. Trees inside the track turn may stay if they do not obstruct views.
A damaged maritime fragment describes rough seas in the Tasman Sea with winds up to eighty miles per hour. The Union Breamably Company’s Welport arrived today after surveying the Tasman Sea and reported light water intake, with two Perehornes on board and improvised rescue measures for the crew.
A damaged OCR snippet shows garbled words and unclear sequence about people places and events. It lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to develop a reliable summary or headline.
ARO ballet company at the Albert Hall gave a charity show for the Food for Britain Fund. The program featured Du Kous Vyetaave and Edouard Bobichevaie with Milova and Myrtle, plus a dozen dancers. The performance highlighted choreography and attractive performances despite limited scenery and time.
A Friday gathering featured a Hungarian tableau and a dance by Johaan Bihari as part of a special program. Directors announced a merger of Silbiehenky with the National Bank, with discussions about capital and stake changes affecting front stalls led by a chairperson from the event.
Historical notice outlines proposed liquor regulations including permit prerequisites for inns and restaurants, hours of sale, prohibitions on serving intoxicated patrons, penalties for violations, and re establishment notices. The text references light wines and malt, 5 pm to 10 pm hours, fines, and restrictions on barroom activity.
Thursaey Dyney James O Sullivan, 27, living at Wilberforce, appeared in the Central Criminal Court charged with murderingarry Frith after alleged effort to lure him to the river bank on February 21. The accused gave no clear explanation for movements between 6 pm and 11 39 pm. motive unseen, police say.
A colonial venture plans a Callulose factory in Sydney to meet Australia's demand. The Auckland based Bev ening Co is expected to supply coal and materials for the plant. The project aims to produce asphalt boor tint slag products for overseas markets, a first for Austen.
Police report details a motorist parked at Maxtin Place from 10:30 am to 4:00 pm on March 24. The offence is recorded as prior to a similar incident involving Falatein.
A turbulent policy debate centers on wage pegging as government advisers push for changes. Key figures Prime Minister Colling and Attorney General Byatt discuss distintos steps, with proclamations under the Conciliation and Arbitration Acts and a panel of 16 commissioners to shape reforms. Cabinet approval anticipated as reduced fares and broader adjustments loom.
Australian delegates accuse the United States of failing to consult allies as Japan seeks to develop phosphate on Angaur Island. Dr Evatt raised the issue during a visit with General MacArthur, highlighting tensions in Allied policy and signaling formal protest plans.
Police radio reported the first victim in a Canberra incident tied to a petrol theft outside Capitol Theatre. A man admitted taking a car when challenged. Police later arrested another suspect at Abt Dundroon and charged him with a magazine offence. Edward Sweeney 12 was jailed a month for unlawful use of ORF and fined for two infractions. Alexander Walla 20 received one month for unlawful taking.
In Murdbourne City Court a man claiming to be an Army deserter from the Tr lax Army faced charges. He said he could not endure public drum discipline and sought to explain his memory loss and false name. The defendant identified himself as Brian Robert Bruce Wallaoe, now of no fixed address, formerly Five Rock, Sydney, New South Ward.
The Associated Chambers of Commerce announced plans for a comprehensive reform of the income tax act. Federal Secretary Wir Kina said the draft bill aims to reduce taxation and provide benefits to communities and workers, incentivizing investment and growth across income groups.
Dr Evatt told assembled delegates that the United Nations will pause through a phase of weariness until a peace settlement allows positive action for world improvement. He warned that major powers seek exclusive settlements and unilateral action may fail. The General Assembly must share responsibility for security and human welfare as the Security Council’s veto power has limited its work.
A Canberra driven Food for Britain Appeal lists participants and sponsors from local clubs schools and societies. The report notes contributions from Canberra Grammar School the Canberra City Bowling Club and the Canberra Golf Club among others with events and a night at Capitol Theatre organized by Montgomery committee aiming to boost food relief efforts.
Ainslie resident Mr K Med reported a mare named NE saa ate feed near Als on Wednesday. The incident involved a distressed animal described as Wales and raised concerns about the welfare of livestock in the area.
A parliamentary inquiry examines Sydney Land Sales Control, focusing on Parry’s network and transactions. Witnesses Dovey and others discuss delegates, powers, and alleged representations to the Treasurer regarding acquiring land for municipal use and parkland preservation. Details cover specific transactions, dates, and involved parties, with questions about independence of valuations and related purchases.
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.