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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1949
Page
2
Private Building Planned for Yarralumla
The ACT town planner selection prompts inquiries as officials weigh the post while a warrant for arrest looms over Jane Manwell Gray and an unidentified co-defendant. The scene mentions the Department of Works and Housing and the interdepartmental plan for a central express development in Verratonie with a focus on service provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jometon Yeteeday
Saoetary la Rigal
Petite Malining
Verratonie
Interdepartmentat de
Element Centr
Rapreevatative Department of Works and Howing
Uwe
Canberra Weather Forecast Amid Erratic Signals
Weather bulletin from the meteorological service predicting a 34 hour period starting yesterday with intermittent light rain and drizzle, then clearing to fine. Expect strong coastal winds in the South Eastern District, morning fog, and brisk gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siognal Ata Ben
Canberra Weather Patchy Data Report
A fragmented weather note from Canberra lists irregular figures and times. The text includes nonsensical sequences and misreads, lacking clear measurements or locations. No coherent forecast or measurements can be extracted for a reliable summary.
Australian Communist ties questioned in war policy debate
A 1949 Australian discussion questions the government's lenient stance on Communist Party members. It argues loyalty tests and oath pledges would betray public trust and notes that some party members shift allegiance to gain influence. The piece critiques expected government concessions to alleged fifth column activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PPL
Contentton
Australia
Ths
Thie Murvervive
Becsume
Uimmomives & Bars
Thaw
Roya Convilanion
Masala Agente Tu
Garrrament
Tele Buty
Bovie
Ceandinna
Thole
Uke
Une
Commouniat
Baulle
Cuamunist
Princeton
Tham
Crmmeaiat
Pervan
Trust i Rraearch
Communist Party
Itaniewfel
Comtmuniat Party
Cormamuniat Party
Wngh la Party
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Ohe
Alma
Athletic Carnival at Manuka Oval Saturday
Preparations are well advanced for the athletic carnival at Manuka Oval this Saturday. Competitors from Canberra and Goulburn, including 80 yard and 90 yard events, have arrived with the program featuring child entrants and night lighting for sprints. Transfers from 1948 and earlier show a strong field, with standout performers from regional clubs and schools anticipated to contend in events such as the 80 yards and federal handicap races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Pattison
King
Ang
Metiubre
Goulburn
Gurtarra
Bhamrock
Federel
Garde
Premiere of Soviet Pan of Friendship in Moscow
A Soviet premier last night showcased a milestone in Sino USSR friendship. The event highlighted stronger ties between Russia and the United States, signaling a notable shift in diplomatic optics and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Rusia
Amistieay
Death Sentence On Timber Cutter For Murder
A timber cutter named Clarence Monty French, aged 42, was sentenced to one something for murder. The trial concluded with the Crown prosecutor and assessors present. The court heard the case of Ayoney and other defendants as part of the timber district dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayoney
Tu Pound
Teren Lorraine
Paros
Clarence Monty French
Lmber
Cutter
Soning
Waar
Wren Preuuh
Conmaet
Kiunkeail
Ane
Tiosne
Rowley James Returns to House on Crutches
Mr Rowley James, badly injured in a recent accident, returned to the House of Representatives yesterday seated with a plaster cast and crutches. He was warmly welcomed by Prime Minister Chifley and MPs, with some opposition members giving him a cordial greeting. James raised coal question and asked about cost controls as he spoke from the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley Lamen
Huter
Mator Amaah
House of Representativen
Tie
Me. Chifley
Membara
Nim Potee
Jamon
Tad
Greta
Pend
Tee
James
Seazn
Minkser
John Sal
Aires
Jeeaing Cherreelings
A. Bhakrapeare
Rounell
Johnson
Anatropsirys
Canberra
Janmeen Mali
Funda
Fenemirage
Weaver
Ryetney
Tnt
Japan
Australia
Cameron
Weagar
Chamber
Allegiance oath demanded for C S I R employees and council rules
A historic mandate requires C S I R staff to swear allegiance and outlines penalties for disclosure of classified information. The executive advisory council faces two year imprisonment for breaches, with oversight by the Public Service Board and a ministerial framework governing appointments and pay above £1,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beate
Copaltfer
Une Public
Une Public Bervier
Tee
Aeronautice Divison
Cair
Dawelt i Jaminat
Temat Uirre
Weiontinta
Bolt
Petmian
Public Service Board
Neermary
Feptogems
Uhr Fame
No Official To Administer Oath Of Allegiance
Darang Communist officials who went to Port Adelaide today to take the oath faced delays as the council refused to tel the fete and the court clerk warned that no officer was available to administer the oath. A declaration of allegiance was later awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADL
Port Adelaide
Sys Sbei
Port
Miasay
Arrival at Government House Canberra
A fragment notes Keith Fatconer arriving at Government House in Canberra indicating a royal or vice-regal context. No further details are readable to confirm purpose, date, or accompanying officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Fatconer
Government House
Canberra
Advisory Roundtable Debates Coaching Roles Amid Controversy
A chaotic transcript shows Mr Johnson and Anatropsirys facing scrutiny at an Advisory Roundtable. Discussion centers on youth development, eligibility, and safeguarding, with speakers urging mature pathways while opposing rapid, inappropriate appointments.
University House Contract Set for Canberra Campus
The Australian National University project outlines a modern residential college on the Canberra site. Officials say the University at Canberra will include club facilities and housing for researchers as plans proceed, with construction and staffing to follow as buildings are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univers Pretemter
Canberra
Rowan Madalon
Peatra
Une University
Prutessue
Copland
John Curtin Kenoat
Acta Rere Ona
Ex Students of High School to Stimulate Interest
Ex students of Fay Torre High Honor group plan a homecoming event Monday to attract recent graduates back to the school. The program includes a student fair, concert, and annual dance with a formal gathering featuring officers Me. davon and Mir. Aflainson as trustees and committee members under the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nant Puntin
L Adamian
Jowell
Mir
A Aflainson
Sim Hockley
Ata
J. Nish
Momra
Deane
W. Lamond
N. Und
Mionea L Mahoney
G. Bagnall
Rix
Half Our Imports Of British Origin
A distorted report outlines Britain related trade figures for 1940 showing half of imports from Great Britain with specific values. UK exports totaled 100,983,000 while Britain’s overall import value reached 1,285,964,200. Primary import categories include textiles, machinery, and metal goods with notable increases in certain sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awearalle
United Kingdom
Gamal
Carver
Urzaing
Tinich
Great Britain
Espore
Ryetale and Inessances
Spirent Ap Binwent Smasauipmant
Communist Party Speech Sparks Australian Parliament Debate
The acting Attorney-General to examine a speech by Communist Party secretary L Sharkey on possible treason claims. MPs clashed over how to counter communism as Lang urged a tough government stance while Calwell and Labor argued for alternatives to defeat communism. The debate covered security, immigration, and international reactions to communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mkiesa
Australian Communist Party
L. Sharkey
Lang
Reid
Sharkey
Australia
Austrasian
Fadden Protest Against Gag Policy Sparks Debate
The speech denounces government gag orders as cowardly and harmful. Mr Harkey accuses the ministry of withholding exposure of Communist influence and criticizes suppression, arguing the Country Party has long opposed such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkey
Eye Country
Ita Capiti
Calwellt
Uiegad
Daley Reappointed Head of Canberra Musical Society
Mr C S Daley was reelected President of the Canberra Musical Society last night with a slate of officers appointed. Vice-presidents Sir Robert Garran and Colonel E Jones. secretary H M Rey. committee members Fricker, Purnell, Denning, Dunwoody, Holmen, Moniger Hay, and more. Subscription set at 3 with power to levy additional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Canberra Musical Society
Robert Garran
E Jones
Remainer
Mc. A
Bee Mlary
EA. R. Diegell
Watant
Mee
Rey
Tara
Memra A
Mgr
Errura
Prnwer
Heavy taxation predicted for shipping line
A fragmented report discusses heavy taxation and government actions affecting the Australian shipping line. It notes wartime declines, a lack of new ships, and debates over private versus state control, with figures like Mr Calwell and Bruce Page referenced in defense of policy choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Seaneen
Metznaidite
Rae Min Ir Cn
Saree
Ieee
Britain
Iniope
Calwoult
Calwell Salt
Hughew
Commonwealth
Bir Barle
Bruce-Page
Common Wealth Shipping Line
Remnain
Ula
Farle
Maritime “Uniona
Gardeners Welcome Rains Boost Autumn Crops
Reports say steady rains favored farmers across the AKL Wis area, improving feed and allowing crops to be sown in the coming weeks. Farmers warn continued wet weather may hinder progress, but prospects for vegetables, potatoes, and onions look better as erosion fears ease and grand growth advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Butchers Refuse Evidence of Over-Charging
An examination of a report shows administrators allowed pattern of overcharging by butchers who hid details. Despite attempts to reveal the higher prices, workers were constrained. The case notes mischarges on meals not delivered and questions remain about pricing practices and accountability.
Teaching Standards Questioned At University Panel
A university panel led by Professor Mayen examined concerns over teaching standards. The discussion cited student sectors and calls for accountability while noting that improvements depend on reforms within the university and national education organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationa Orgentaation
Mayen
Entearien
Ene Colverahy
Ieee
Atudente
Manta
Bem
Alvonat Wren
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Hte
J. Raney
Jane Manwell Gray
Bateanetatel
Pointe, Una
Manuka Oval
MR. Rowley James
S.I.R
University House
Somme
Bowth
Africa
Canada
Giaka
Labour Party
Calwell
Porition
Marriacm
Mrr
Padden
Mteveddring Commission
Barieri Amid
Austria
Barlin
Dumas Iermin’ Farkey
Masten Paros
Iain
Execdium Council
Roully
Harriann
Sander
Country Party
Wadden
Anthony Twenmandt
Eve
MR. Fadden
GAG
C. 5. Daley
Musical Society
Glen
Wight
Rome
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Chifley Y
Leester
Marchon
Dollama
Anthony
Tichnuma
Cinalder
Black Marley
Aiden
Fort Imigranta
Brian Mitdear
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Ie Labour Party
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Lesiie
Herriot
Chiflay
Serendere
Eephy
Ate Lang
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