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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
4
Probate notice seeks settlement of a will and mentions Grace I and Mary Dave as parties. Creditors are instructed to lodge claims by the undermentioned notice. Application for admin of estates to be heard at Ballston Fort Deira McDeanell.
Revival of contest details mentions entries closing May 31 in Canberra with judging likely, time for local entries and the award ceremony to follow on May 31. The text references the "Ainrriead in Paes" font and Seager LAG, but specifics are unclear.
The report outlines barometer readings and temperatures with a mix of city names and regional details. It mentions max and min temperatures, wind directions, and unsettled weather with possible thunderstorms and rain, followed by clearer intervals.
The House of Commons statement warns Australia faces a severe economic state with rising imports threatening production. Government seeks balanced measures including tighter credit and targeted public expenditure while avoiding overreaction and preserving internal prosperity.
A garbled imperial proclamation proclaims His Excellency the Governor and honors Sir Arthur Falden and Benalr Abe. The text references Canberra and the Ost of OGiee with a minister Nell Bullvan. provenance and exact meaning are unclear.
Readable portions describe rain affecting Canberra farming and market gardening. Farmers and public markets faced slow sales and uncertain crops as authorities discuss impacts and potential adjustments for the season.
A fragment from a report discusses Soviet policy toward New Guinea, urging trusteeship and self government for indigenous groups. Australia advocates caution and warns against unilateral territorial claims while urging UN oversight and recognition of local governance.
A garbled report suggests Sir E Fisk plans to investigate investment details and funding for education and public works. It mentions American and English authorities, potential funds, and measures to ensure payment and property security amid transitional plans.
The article examines widespread failures in university teaching quality and instructional aims. It cites faculty, including deans and professors, lacking attention to education, urging reform in methods, ethics, and observation to preserve scholarly standards.
Fragmentary notice hints at a carnival hosted by the Capterre ranch tied to FURL in Manatee area. Readable fragments reference a night event with food stalls and a special appearance, mentioning Mr sdonn Nartheett B24 and a Neurolo topic, though many words are garbled.
The article reports the death of Lord Lindsay, former Balliol peer and University College of North Stamford alumnus, and outlines his heir Michael now Lord Tadnay in Australia. It notes Lady Lindsay of Canberra and her Chinese wife candidate, plus the late lord's influence on Canberra society and the boundless ambitions born from imperial connections.
A large audience packed the Albert Hall for an Irish concert with over 20 percent standing room filled. Singers Allan Ferrie and Diane Macachlan led a high quality program featuring traditional pieces and extended encores performed by local students and guest soloists.
The Federated Clerks Union faces a contentious rule as the Full Arbiter Court today considers membership terms and procedural amendments. The Chief Judge notes circumstances affecting prior contracts and potential removal of nomination features amidst disputed authority.
An Auditor General officer testified that solicitor J Carruthers, acting for Gordon Veitch, offered a bribe in a saloon at the Balfour Hotel on March 14 during a liquor commission hearing. The witness described Carruthers proposing money in exchange for protection and removal of names from the inquiry records.
Police investigations disclose a scheme involving public funds and concealed payments. Carruthers and Veitch discuss sources, with Bechiouse and Deckhouse named, as officers attest to a wider coverup and delayed actions.
A muddled OCR fragment references names such as Carruthers, Hayley Tr inney, Beckhoune, and Davey in a hotel setting. It mentions police contact and possible involvement with others, with scattered phrases about schedules and inquiries. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Carruthers testifies about Beckhouse, Vortch, and Dovey in a probe into beer distribution and possible records loss. He recalls hotel visits, conversations, and references to police. Dovey’s name and money figures are disputed amid an ongoing commission examination and potential charges.
A heated council session erupted as a pension report faced rejection amid calls for a means test. Proponents urged using general revenue to fund elderly pensions while opponents warned against shifting costs to unions and taxpayers.
Fragmentary notes mention constables handling goods from a burglary case. Names and details are unclear but reference a suspect linked to Taunt and Vetwen with a 169 amount noted. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR excerpt.
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