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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses government measures, unemployment concerns, and industrial readiness. Mentions reform, equipment, and community sentiment, with references to ministers and public expectations. Contains incoherent fragments and appears to be an OCR-damaged historical snippet.
A Canberra report details ministers' sons involved in hostel parties amid parliamentary scrutiny. Clergy and community leaders discuss implications as investigations into alleged misconduct continue, with officials and church members calling for accountability and proper conduct.
Cabinet discusses broad import cuts amid austerity aims with plans to restrict goods from several countries and sectors. Treasurer Arthur Daley to report in London on policy, with expected impact on food, textiles, and colonial trade.
In Sydney the Legislative Assembly heard bitter charges against the German pianist Walter Gieseking. Abram Landa of Manila accused him of blood on his hands while officials denied Nazi ties. The debate followed reports from New York and Britain about Gieseking’s alleged associations and a pending defence by authorities.
A parliamentary session addressed taxation and commerce powers, with Mr. dey and Mr. Corner raising questions on government authority to tax and manage wartime commerce. Reports mention calls for ratification of the Australian Wheat Board, and discussions on censorship and telegram limits, while ministers outlined department efforts and investigation plans.
A fragmented report on power project delays and alleged subversive elements stalls progress. Government plans for Prymontation face critique as workers’ efficiency and electrical output figures are questioned amid delays and regulatory debate.
Fragmented OCR text describes pharmaceutical policy, international plans, and government statements about pain killers. Mentions Nicholas Pty. Utd chairman and officials discussing production, export, and distribution with emphasis on safety and regulation.
The article notes Queen Elizabeth II will distribute Maundy Money to 68 recipients at Westminster Abbey on a April date. It details the ceremonial timing and ages of recipients with mention of silver coin values and the royal observance timing within the year.
Fragments indicate a parliamentary handbook move in Canberra with discussion of procedures. References to Mr W Farmer Whyte and Mr Camrron suggest committee or debate actions. The text notes a transfer of parliament and consideration of the matter under procedural rules.
Dr Czekain announces T. B. Duelbson will travel to Turkey from May 8 to May 19 to join the programme of investigations into desert and dev Lat problems in the country. He will chair sessions and assist the government in anti arms efforts.
Melbourne political dispute centers on MLC W J Becket appealing a conduct charge. Lanier of the Legislative Council criticized the mayor’s support of a rival candidate at a contested election. Becket accuses the process of bias and seeks a reversal of the prior decision citing procedural concerns.
The Australian authorities announce plans to end price controls on textiles. the move, disclosed by the Attorney General Mr Abbott after Premier Playford of South Australia signaled the change, would end the policy in September 1947 and affect NSW and other states.
Detectives say a deliberate attempt to poison a young man occurred at a Pendle event. A bottle of likely arsenic tea was found on the victim’s chair as a dance attended by a 22 year old man Neaves and two associates drank from a Botts bottle and fell ill.
A public record notes a meeting where a man was debarred from using telephones on the taxi rank. Officials cite action under the act and ongoing attempts to prevent disturbances. The case involves licensing authorities and the Interior Ministry, with references to appeals and regulatory measures.
A fragmented report discusses Japan and Australia in a 19th century style dispute over fishing and sea craft regulation. The text mentions Dr. Eivutt and government powers to regulate foreign vessels and fishing movements near the Aquitor and Pacific Ocean theater.
The report describes a push for a strong Olympic bond plan amid debates within the federation. Key figures and committees discuss funding, amateur status, and governance as Melbourne hosts upcoming meetings.
The article outlines a Senate split over tax allowances for members in high office. Senator Wright argues against expanding tax-free expenses, urging retention of existing limits. Critics label the plan as costly and ill suited to reform, while supporters push for clearer accountability and reform of parliamentary duties.
A report from a Recemial meeting details the expansion of the Canberra Alpine Shrine network and winter activities at Mt Peale and Brindabelles Mange. It notes club funding, new camp facilities, and upcoming events including the Haima Cup meeting and national trials. The report mentions transport support, planning for next seasons, and involvement of local leaders and volunteers.
Wheat pool payment dates announced with tentative amounts and delivery terms. Payment scheduled for May 25 with a guaranteed price per bushel for all wheat delivered to the pool.
A report from various parties outlines a controversial abolition plan linked to the Labour Party and parliamentary figures. The document cites objections from Labour groups and proposed constitutional changes amid political tension and calls for orderly process.
Fragmentary text suggests references to a health topic or medication but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item. No verifiable people organizations places dates or events are present.
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