The Caberra Ties FRIDAY March 1B
The Caberra Ties discusses migration of workers to Canberra and the cost, training needs, and delays in building projects. It notes language and Australian customs gaps, calls for remedial action, and questions government funding and project affordability for migrants and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caberra
Ant Wurteps
Canberra
Wille Kheic
Atendard
Europe
Nibat
Australia
Waal
Ottaane
Britain moves to nationalise steel industry
Amid strong opposition cries in Parliament, the government advances the bill to nationalise the steel industry. Critics accuse the measure of acting too slowly and warn of potential economic effects as the bill proceeds in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Spoichatag
Coram
Hanes
National Theatre plans amid controversy in Canberra council meetings
The National Theatre English Producer discussed Canberra and Australian branch concerns at council meetings. He cited costs and aging infrastructure, noting a 40000 pound version and wartime legacy. plans included a revived opera company and a private music group, with community center and council support debated.
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Australia
Tyrrme
Canbermin
Arin Council
Guthrie
Heitsan
Tran
Zaliey Welles Opera Company
Ayan Uy
Etern
Cama
Aris
Ailley
Weuerver
Esata
Danter l Ogie
Fae” Pailek
Pipaganda
Counell
Pharmaceutical bill debate rages over free medicines plan
Sydney parliament discussed a government proposal for free medicines to patients funded by the state. Doctors and parties clashed over access, payment, and implementation with ministers urging rapid adoption and opponents arguing against forced participation and loss of patient choice.
St Patrick Concart at Albert Hall Delights Local Audience
More than 890 people attended St Patrick s Concart at Albert Hall in celebration of Mount Patrick s Day. Children from St Chiara's Baboni offered a choral concert while a procession featured banners, poems, and dances. The program included a range of performances by students, with Mr. Treymor s and Mr. Ypres contributing instrumental and vocal items.
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Mt. Tatrik
Albert Halabana
Tbe
Chiiath
J. Treymor
Mr. Whine
Ory
Tesste
Feeland
Killarney
Patrick
Freeble
Retss
Fane
Domagny
Rae
Royal Governor hosts Canberra reception with notable guests
Excellency the Governor General welcomed at Government House Canberra yesterday a varied group including Air Harry Liu secretary of the Pocket Testament League and the Venerenie archdemon B Robertem from St Johns Church. A slipney party was hosted for which His Excellency extended invitations to commissioners.
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Che
Hanaureniews
MoRll
Government House
Canberra
Berang
Tyrone Agn Ant Ir
Wilmot
Bea ‘i
Weause
Jarae
Ing
Air
Harry Liu
The
Pocket Testament League
Venerenie
Robertem
Johns Church
Canbvera
Cave
Daltons Quiet After Earth Tremors Shake Town
In Dalton residents report a minor quake event with tremors felt at the Noval Hotel and surrounding area. Witnesses describe a still morning and limited damage, while officials note the incident prompted no major disruption to daily life. A separate Commonwealth grant discussion references disaster relief funding for broader events in Queensland.
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Commonwealth
Chitney
Biste
Chiney
Fraser
Debt of 79 Million Sparks Government Response
A garbled passage notes a debt figure of 79 million linked to Australia and government actions. It mentions a prime minister or minister figure and parliamentary context with uncertain references to Cameron and ministers. The snippet hints at a financial issue impacting the government and potential abeyance of payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auatralia
Sity
Chiftey
Cameron
Chains Gone After Fifteen Years Of Prisoner Use
A fragmented report notes chains were used only once in fifteen years on prisoners. The piece mentions wand imagery and a poster day in a northern territory with references to officials and a response to a senator. Names and places are partially garbled.
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Tatertor
Jannson
Tn 2
Sydney
Cobar By-Election Sydney Vote Counting Notes
Fragmented report from Cobar by election in Sydney mentions Latent Mguren and E Wetherett candidates, 200 votes outstanding, T Ryan Lang Labor senior vice president questioned for second preference votes to Liberal candidates in Concord. Official figures unclear amid party tensions and ballot notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thureday
Latent
Mguren
Ny-Stection Mre
HK. O. Camisball
C.F
HJ McMretein
Dh. E. Wetherett
Informad
Mr. T. Ryan
Cenior
Lang Labor Party
Tetsone
Australia 19 Support Pact in Pacific
Debate on defence arrangements in the Pacific centers on Australia and Betts Commonwealth nations. Senator McKenna criticizes sharing strategic Pacific islands with other powers as part of defense pacts within a United framework. He notes Australia could fall back on a pact if necessary.
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Pacific
Australia
Betts Commonwealth
T Health and Sociel Services
Snator Mckenna Anid
Mittin
Sithin
Senate passes bills despite walkout and misprints
A fragmented report states the Senate passed bills after a walkout amendment. The House faced misprints mentioning Northern Territory Representation and Capris Twreitery with unclear terms. The article lacks precise names and dates, reflecting a garbled OCR excerpt.
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Senate
House
Northern Territory
Polish Ballet to Visit Canberra
Polish Ballet to visit Canberra performing two one act ballets See By Prides and Dante tit Printemps by Chapin and Etraas. Presented by the Polish Australian Ballet Company on October 12 at Albert Hall in March 85. The program will include Carnival Laue and Aurora's Wedding. Bonoole will receive 16 per cent of the proceeds from fashion she gave day.
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Prides
Chapin
Etraas
Pollah
Aue Tralian Mallet Company
Albert Hall
Will Anche
Corata
Aurora
Bonoole
Rashinns
Meat Production Pre War Peak in Australia
Government figures show meat production in 1948 fell well below prewar levels. December output reached about 28 300 tons, roughly 8 percent above prior year but still far under the 167 000 ton prewar average. Peak production in 1939-still cited as 1 058 600 tons-marks a distant high.
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Australia
Sears
Beatietieian
Armagh
Government debates future economy stabilisers plan
Government ministers defended economic stabilisers aimed at postwar recovery including public works and transfer payments. The debate covered balance of payments, trade leverage, and maintaining employment while preparing contingency plans for privatization if needed. Dedman argued voters would decide in referendums on changes.
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Ube
Dedman Tha
Ube Commonwealth
Woonombe
Hedman
Plana
Paivi
Chinamestwest
Brates
Theotienite Banking
Nterc
National Sconomie Flald
Epson
Dedman
Tovarnmant Coult
Deeman
Concerted Plan for Defence Urgent
Fragmentary historical note discusses an urgent defence plan involving Empire fiefence and cooperative strength. Mentions Menzies and an Avasteli government obligation.
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Avasteli
Government debates ACT hostel and works program
In Canberra discussions on workers hostels and the broader ACT works program proceed. The Minister for Works and Housing lammun comments to the Leader of the Country Party, while admission that the government conducted 134,744 om remains noted amid protests over capital and maintenance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Act
Mx Lammun
Courrtry Party
Itr
Padarns
Lemmon
An& Dovernment
Dr Evatt on Freedom of Competition Debate
Dr Evatt discussed freedom of competition before the Privy Council amid Australia’s banking policy dispute. He cited the Commonwealth Bank case, noting the government’s steps reduced banks from ten to one and warned against revolutionary private industry control.
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DR. Evatt
Freedom
Lonton
Thursda
Commonwealth
Bank Nationaliaation
Ipuldnekte
Aay
Principian
Ing Industring
Evatt
Justice Dixon
Hvatt
Abe
Grunell
Drovale
Cyril Fadel
Sunvy Connell
Macquarie Internitae Relief Aid In Australasia
Fragmented OCR text discusses an international relief effort linked to the Murvail of Minecas Rasor and a projected event in Australia and New Zealand including the Parish group. The garbled lines reference a sister organization, a concerted title, and the need to name concrete instruments or titles for the relief initiative.
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Macquarie
Bacquarie Ueland Ye
Mine Closes Down Owing to Expense
A senator spoke on a bill to fund wartime loans, noting high costs and the need to aid returning veterans. He warned the nation faces years of effort to finish top priority programs and ease veteran and domestic burdens amid wartime loans.
Judges Free to Comment on Political Activities Debate
Report notes comments by judges including Jandgen Ur and Mila at a forum about freedom of expression. Mentions names such as Priane Mininber, CAS, PTI, and Aytiyan Flinders, with questions on private spin and public activity. Context suggests a discussion on labor party ties and potential political engagement by listed individuals.
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Jandgen Ur Vivil
Privat Spinon
Priane Mininber Cas
PTI Ney
Aytiyan
Flinders
Tan
Ine
Labo
Jumtios Comet
Orlin Wangur
Gr Duh Bennet
Queanbeyan Seek Better Phones Queanbeyan Seek Better Phones
Fragmented text outlines a Queanbeyan meeting and elections. Mentions Gum Sevan Chamber of Commerce, secretary A Byto, editor W A Woodger, and officials J A Claws and Brow Srammaree. Notes vote timing and voting access for players and public officials.
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Olin Primplenhale
Colmany
Wembert
Anmual
Sevan Chamber of Coolmeree
Activision
Enryram
DML
J. A. Claws
Brow
Srammaree
A. ByTo
W. A Woodger
Co Keatén
Bray
Ratin
Bengal
ALM
le Shore
FL Williams
Bauer
Luton
Irwin
Queanbera
Chenier
Coe Erminnes
Aiakeiey
Woman dives clothed into Manly Lagoon amid strange incident
A Melbourne date line reports a fully clothed woman diving into Manly Lagoon during a troubled episode. Eyewitnesses recall a tense scene in a front garden as onlookers watched the diver enter the water. Police were not immediately available for comment.
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Manly Lagoon
Padden Attacks Labour On Communism
Padden accuses Labour of harboring communism and criticizes party leaders for alleged leniency toward communist influence. He warns against allowing communist cells to operate, urging action to protect democratic government and stability.
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Padden
Labour
Adarwaning
Fadel
Activitien
Merat Democratic Party
Maine
Dawkroy
Canatttat
Prarweurg
Boston
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Genoa
Joni Hunter
Coney
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Austrailan
Gov. Nenevent
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Hobart
Seti
Gerisane
Dalton
Delton
R. Patternon
Bowman
Noval Hotel
Vnorih
Patterson
Wacypall Adoirtrations
Cobar
Polish Ballet
Raph TO
Benatoy Awbley
Poita Benator Rawley
Wnawerine
Apeation
Bremer
Cosmeine
Pametout
Rane Agera
eriaRh
Ranatarande
Wittant
Ranatange
Prine Blinietes
Mr Chiffey
Yeatersiay
Husiter
Liberal Party
Molecu
Bernie Mrae
Uhonus
Paty
Rhea
Boek
Boek Paritun “of
Mzcupe der Oly
Ea Naue
Senetor Critchley
Ottawa
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Semon Critchley
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Teuitiware Valley
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