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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
4
A foggy mix of family notices from London mentions a Mare marriage event and the passing of Albert Voewe Linguee aged ??? plus a memorial for Albert Wieteren. Readers are left with late 19th or early 20th century genealogical snippets including addresses and names with unclear details.
Fragmentary obituary notice recalling the passing of a family member. Readers are asked to join in condolences and floral tributes while acknowledging the loss and requesting private mourning. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled text.
Department of Works and Housing calls tenders for Centre Reid ACT Gutter repairs Woden Cemetery and Orth Park Canberra. Australian National University Byron St Building seating and furniture supply for Mount Acton Canberra bids open. Prime Minister concerns over plant purchasing and road drives for Canberra suburbs Ferrant and Deakin.
A historical reflection on power supply in Australia cites Professor Marcus Oliphant, arguing that coal, gas, and eventual atomic power require efficient transport and widespread distribution. It stresses locating plants near coal, expanding transmission lines, and the need for reform to avoid wasteful practices as industry grows.
Fragmentary OCR describes a 1960s Canal Company in the Hume Canal region facing weather disruptions. It notes the Egyptian Government receiving a share of dues from a vessel and mentions debate over an international force overseeing the canal with no suggested changes to the status quo.
Fragmentary text indicates Colombo plan or Colombo group naming Tara London Colombo Plo members to a ministerial consultative committee. Dates mention March 94 to 21, with unclear context and potential diplomatic roles.
Weather note records barometer reading at 9 am and 3 pm with temperature estimates and wind observations. Includes unclear terms and potential OCR errors but conveys a weather snapshot for the day.
Mr AV Langer, a 41 year old public servant in the Commonwealth Public Service Board of Ka, died after ill health. He served as a commissioner and prominent community figure, with a long record of duty and justice in public life. Survived by family in Camber, his passing was marked by tributes from Archdeacon Paves and officials acknowledging his service.
An Australian court hearing in Sydney discusses an alleged murder in Botany area with references to a labourer and a wife, a November date, and threats against others. The fragmentary report names Bercom Avenue, Darlinghurst, and Botany while noting adjournment of the case.
A graveside service led by Archdeacon Davies marks the centenary of the pioneer Southwell family. The ceremony honors Elisa Southwell, wife of Thornd Southwell, who emigrated from Sussex in 1800s, with descendants across Australia and several traveling to Canberra for the memorial.
A chaotic notice details a 350 pound art contest linked to a film CD with broad international affiliations. It lists organizers including the Royal Artistic Society and Contemporary Art Society and hints at restrictions, entry fees, and a closing date in April. The text is garbled but references Canberra and certificates, with a committee and prize structure to be announced.
An Australian pig-raising community voices unrest over a marine ad dispute and export pricing. Officials report anxiety over barley and feed costs, while industry figures allege missteps in marketing and supply affecting pig production and labor plans. The scene involves local associations, a treasurer, and shipping entries tied to Outakitis of Tielian.
The document reports an 11d per pound sugar price increase and interim retail terms. It notes Cabinet plans to appoint a Committee of Inquiry into the sugar industry, outlining suggested members and duties, with a final decision pending the inquiry’s report.
A fragmented report notes the National Conference of federated worker unions in Sydney discusses tenants rights at the Wwoskere Building Crue Bizvet. The agenda includes youth center tenancy, hotel and restaurant associations, and federations such as the 8.W. and the Federation, with emphasis on scientific and technical workers.
The court hears Publican Mallet deny evading a £80,000 sale contract for a hotel property. Commissioner Maxwell admonishes him for interruption during cross examination. The case involves Mrs Franky Gents and the Grann’s Hotel sale price disputes with penalties and potential contempt noted.
Local hearing examines alleged beer profit scheme involving Mallett and Wallace. Witnesses discuss beer shipments to Woy Woy, claims of profit per bottle, and a potential misappropriation. Court action continues with testimonies about weekly profits and management of sales at the Medeticemen’s club.
Disjointed account cites General Larkin and Dr Coltan on wartime nuclear plans. Notes Britain's potential response and US Army missile programs as part of a broader atom age discourse. Mentions President Conant and Harvard, developing surface to surface missiles and increased ranges.
A Melbourne gathering features leaders from federal and state governments and the opposition shaping plans for the 1956 Olympiad. The organizing committee, led by Kent Hughes and Vernon Lawson, seeks Commonwealth support, while officials in Canberra discuss timing, venue, and financial backing to project Australia’s global sporting stature.
fragmentary OCR reports a murder charge involving a brother-in-law with names and places garbled. Readable parts indicate a homicide and formal accusation against a male suspect in a regional area, with limited identifiable details.
The article outlines finance plans to augment support for Olympic athletes, naming John Treloar and Sawin Carr and noting statements by Kevin Dot and Donald, managers of a group. NW Olympic Council secretary Bid Grange comments on funding, coordination, and inclusion of additional sports and athletes.
Two brothers found dead inside a sealed car near Puuttarm after an apparent carbon monoxide incident. Police report names Gustav, 3V, and Frank Ginthoe, 21, among those connected to the case. Witnesses describe a note and suspicious activities leading to the discovery at the scene.
A recent report describes the death of a migrant in Melbourne not caused by an attack. The individual arrived in Australia and died after a fall at a private hospital following a tram incident. An inquiry found no assault linked to the death.
A mine accident in Mendaatxrnt Orange Free State on Sunday night killed several Africana workers and injured many more as a two foot thick concrete piling collapsed at the bottom of a new shaft. Rescue operations followed and more burials were reported.
A fragmented text argues about food supply and prices during wartime. It references proposed measures, government roles, and the impact on producers and consumers, including considerations of grain, wheat, and overseas supply. The piece contemplates lending, production incentives, and national strategy to avoid hunger.
London reports urgent defence commitments shift priorities for wartime shipbuilding. Officials say 130 ton Bredesen aerators and two Bracwlan production lines may slow, delaying delivery of ships and lifting costs beyond two million pounds annually. Princes aging boats to be laid up. Knoop carrier planned for future use.
Sydney report on Australian council tensions and upcoming conciliation talks amid strikes and employer actions. Officials discuss direct-employer depot duties, court appeals, and potential margin controls as labor disputes unfold with named figures in attendance.
In Lauceaston Maine, workers protest disputed practices at the harbor. Officials report limited details as crews barter terms amid tensions over labor conditions and safety at Waterside Wharf.
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