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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1952
Page
4
Fragmented text reports a hospital subedi to NSW facing termination with a date set for June 30 2008. Mention of the minister for Asia health and names like Sullivan and O Builleann appear, but the passage is garbled and partially unreadable.
A garbled OCR style note mentions power, coalfields, and a broad energy discussion. It references nations and institutions in a fragmented way, implying concerns about electricity distribution and infrastructure, but specific events, dates, or quotes are unclear.
A migrant identified as Antonio Dalla Ni? died at a local hospital after a truck incident near Avatealg. The event occurred early morning as authorities investigated the collision involving a vehicle traveling along the coast road.
Weather bulletin notes temperatures around 67 degrees with 8 pm forecast, 2 panes show variable wind and calm at 0. A gusty pattern expected late evening with readings from 9 agents pm onward. Forecasters cite scattered conditions and a notable temperature drop near 6 36.
In a fragmentary report, remarks by MP Fehin and Bevan surface a debate on Anglo American relations and the influence of socialism. The discourse questions Britain and Australia’s roles, Western Europe’s future, and whether Labour’s policies align with public sentiment and global strategy.
Mr C J Woodger is elected president of the Canberra Club. The vote was unanimous and the club plans to continue its regular meetings and community events under his leadership.
Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs convenes to review the political situation and external actors. Members, including C. W. Davlet and Faire Mr. Caney, plan actions at One Read of the poll and weigh proposals amid opposition plans.
A fragmentary note from Nova Scotia indicates concerns over a black market for butter. The readable text mentions illegitimate trade activity, price irregularities, and reactions from local authorities. No clear names, dates, or figures are preserved in the fragment.
The readable fragments indicate mentions of party names on ballot papers with unclear references to individuals and groups. Names such as Adelaide Ot Feet and Shr jee the Banos Si Sent appear. The text suggests election context and party affiliations amid garbled OCR.
The text discusses the United Nations role in securing peace versus relying on force, noting the evolving views on sovereignty, disarmament, and collective security. It cites opinions that a world peace depends on both diplomacy and credible power, with debate on the UN’s effectiveness and future directions.
A trade migrant from Wits Lia Riad, Eastwayet, was struck by a bag and injured in a daytime attack. Rosie attempted to revive her for 34 hours before authorities and medical staff were called. Investigations are ongoing by local authorities into the incident.
Two young policemen were bashed and kicked in an all ten brawl at 0 Peal Street North Melbourne today. The melee involved migrants and locals during St Patrick’s Day events. several officers were injured and arrested suspects taken to the station.
Report from Sydney notes discussions on selecting a future Olympic squad, while calls rise to support athletes through government aid. Officials debate eligibility and funding as Japan, the U S, and Britain weigh next steps for international competition and national teams.
The Police Chief, A Duncan, told reporters a report on a mistreated issue was received. The case involves the Printers' Union and a labor inquiry with a copy to Willman Tower's solicitor for review.
Toronto reports the Canadian Prime Minister Louie St. Laurent arguing against attacking the Soviet Union. He warns that aggression would invite widespread destruction, insisting on strong defenses and a path of caution to preserve freedom and avoid war. He urges rearmament only to deter threats while pursuing peaceful development.
Police halted a youth carnival event after waterside workers walked off five ships and disrupted dances by delegates near Woolloomooloo Wharf. Tensions rose as accusations of improper venue use and protest actions involved federation leaders, with safety and security measures tightened for the carnival’s opening.
Fragmented OCR note from Adelaide reports a Monday gathering at a rectory in Kewwiel with talk on employment and local work groups. It mentions a trust and cable matter, with plans to return to duties after a formal session.
Margin workers in Victoria may prolong their strike following a meeting of the Trades Council committee. The move comes after a June session of the TALC and follows recommendations by AAT district leaders. About 4700 workers across several plants are involved, with unions voting to extend the strike where feasible as overtime threats loom.
A nurse sues specialist Dr Warwick Stoning seeking heavy damages after a May 1944 orthopaedic operation left her with a broken thigh and permanent impairment. The case details multiple surgeries, alleged malpractice, and a long hospital treatment timeline cited by both sides in the Supreme Court today.
An OCR fragment reports counterfeit ELO notes during the weekend. A person named Sammy is mentioned in connection with a forgery rejection by an official. Details are garbled, but references to a race or track setting and a 610 unit figure appear.
An erratic report notes Premier Victoria MELAOUINE clashing with Commonwealth Government on cooperation and taxation. It cites the Premier’s stance at a conference with city officials and the potential impact on funds for Commonwealth programs. Norman, McDonald, and others are referenced amid confusion over policy and public alignment.
Fragmented OCR notes list pupils from Trinity College of Music with evaluative marks and names like Christopher Jay, Humours, Beatriet Tay, Janson Dut er, Monica, Buwn Dennident, and scores such as 190 percent and 03 percent, reflecting early grading phrases.
The fragment discusses petrol efficiency, trip planning, and costs, mentioning fuel use, travel allocations, and potential public works issues. It references adults and children, a pool, lunches, and community maintenance concepts, with unclear names and dates.
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