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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
3
The Canberra branch of the BWU is instructed not to participate in picketing or myop work. The advisory directs members to avoid active part in such actions and maintain workplace duties.
A terse OCR fragment mentions P P U executive and lime for i pa, but contains insufficient readable context to identify a clear event, person, or organization. The readable content is too fragmentary to form a coherent summary with distinct facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a property belonging to John Crew and a station manager at Kicey. Details are garbled with dates and locations unreadable.
Unclear OCR fragment notes a border location near Queensland with scattered figures. Mentions Om 160 points and a lunch period. No coherent event, names, or dates clearly discernible.
Weather conditions worsened ahead of the King's Prize at Williams. east to southeast winds and thunderstorms threatened heavy rainfall and ground fog. Sailors and officials faced delays as storms moved through. partial results noted with crews returning to Broken Hill and scattered scores recorded amid poor visibility.
Reports describe a flying doctor at Broten aiding the Sade heir wives near Hawker's Gate and White Quick, while river reaches the Darling causing inundation. Supplies reach Wangaratta area as planes drop parcels to marooned communities and food is ferried to Cane Station amid rising floodwaters.
Market brief notes a price movement at Homebush stock exchange with a quoted rate of 58 shillings per unit. Traders react to demand fluctuations and upcoming auctions.
An opinion piece argues graziers support proposals to create a new state. It contends the plan would streamline governance, boost agricultural productivity, and align regional interests with policy decisions.
The district executive will meet at Wealey Church Mall Street next Wednesday. Sixteen members of the Fat Caherra scout troop opened closely at Cotter Mouth camping reserve under senior scouts P. Barnard A. Ray and J. Cameron. Younger members gained experience and practiced camp duties as part of the troop map and the camping reserve as headquarters.
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