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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1949
Page
2
A terse report notes Korean guards present at a luxury venue, with emphasis on security measures and restraint. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the scene centers on official guards and a high end setting.
The session discusses the Auditor-General report and pre-sittings for Parliament. It cites breaches of law by the Stevedoring Industry Commission and calls for firm government and Parliament scrutiny, urging action on proposed measures and faithful adherence to legal provisions.
Dalton residents fear a major earthquake amid fragmented notes of a town emergency plan. The text references conscription opposition, a national medical body, and a reported electric lawn mower accident, suggesting widespread concern and unclear local action.
In a tense local contest, crews led by Beale and Glen Adena earned the Kings Badge. Strong performances by Calliver, Barret, and Wages highlighted the event, with W. Mor Donald and others noted for steady marks.
Fragmented text indicates a report about Pakistan planning to base its precepts of Islam on national policy as discussed in the Common Parliament. The garbled source mentions Britain and a statement by Bedrullah Kean but lacks clear context or complete names and dates.
A fragmented report shows Evans edged at wire before a 38 minute wait, Bar Batt unplaced, and A Jahanen from North Crema and Teeaiewater winning a sprint event amid garbled text and misspellings.
Fragmented text notes overseas buffers during war and mentions sea and land trade, reserves, and machinery capital. It hints at limits on exports, with references to numerous figures and unsettled phrases about vital needs and trading terms. The readable parts suggest policy and supply constraints abroad.
A noisy evening at the Royal Horticultural event featured trophies for varied displays. Applause greeted exhibitors while Mrs. J. Seer and Mrs. K. Bout amid others collected cups for best carnations and decorative arrangements.
A Tamworth rugby league issue draws censure amid unclear figures as Apel reports 18 and 35 takings with questions surrounding the mis and Meare Bos involved in the contested incident.
Soaking rains across the state last week are expected to aid grazier conditions and farming prospects, with expert forecasts noting improved pasture but potential flood risk in some areas. Heavy rain hit Grafton, flooding parts of the Clarence River district and submerging roads near Glen Innes and Armidale, raising concerns for local farmers and ongoing dangers from rising waters.
Floodwaters blanket miles of the southwest region, forcing evacuations and dispatches from local agencies. Officials warn of continued rising levels with roads flooded and crops damaged. emergency crews coordinate efforts as residents seek safety and shelter.
Report details hostel staff agreeing to weekly wages of 45 shillings amid discussions of increased allowances and housing costs. Officials cite administrative expenses and migrant accommodation issues as drivers of the proposed raise while debates over policy and funding continue.
Fragmentary report describes a leg found off North Head. Police say the remains are from an unidentified person. Investigators seek to confirm identity and origin amid limited readable details.
An informed Vatican source reveals Father Jeno Kertcal was charged by Communist authorities in Budapest for teaching at a Catholic Youth school recently founded by the government. He then continued his mission of educating among...
Progress results from the by election in Concord show early counts with candidates listed and preliminary tallies. Officials urge patience as full results await later tallies from polling places and postal votes.
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