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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
4
Fragmentary notes describe a government statement on development plans, international cooperation, and production potentially involving Australia and the United Kingdom. The text references ministers, defense, and industrial aims, with mixed quotation fragments and unclear chronology.
A Bayrame Court jury ordered specialist Agnes Mingatel King to pay damages totaling £ 3760 to nurse Mian King after a 1964 Sydney hospital operation caused a fractured thigh. Dr Warwick Blning denied negligence.
A hearing at the Liquor Royal Commission heard Selly Bart report that the brewery reduced beer supplies to merchants. Witnesses described a sharp price range from a base rate to higher costs, with officials citing stock levels and contractual terms. The commission noted the impact on retailers and the need for standardized deliveries.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political dispute involving the Fire Council, control over funds, and authorities around restraining or restoring state functions. Mentions Sandad TH 9 Bre, interim measures, and a motion by De JF. 1Uttom to influence policy, with various named officials and committees referenced.
A fragmented report notes plans to expand country radio stations and launch additional programs. The text mentions various operational shifts and new program directions, indicating a broad reorganization of broadcasting activity.
The executive of Group Rugty Langure plans to withdraw from Group 8 talks, with Roth Canbart eying a periphery role. Canberra leagues coordinate trials with North Caal, while local Canberra matches and a May start date shape the season. 108L appoints Cajun as part of ongoing Canberra competitions ahead of a busy April schedule.
The report states Senator Devin collapsed at Tisureugh and was admitted to the Meeyropnn hospital in serious condition. He had suffered from a stomach disorder for about a year and was in the care of doctors for ongoing health concerns.
Fragmentary OCR weather item notes spans south region with winds and temperatures. Mentions Tom Pormiin Pitt U.S. and a time window 9 am to 8 pm. References frost and a setting sun and various time stamps including 6.19.42. Unclear phrasing and multiple garbled names.
A muddled discussion on the Country Party and Labour forces in Victoria and at the federal level. The piece weighs breakaways, mergers, and potential realignments across states, noting Liberal links and the possible impact on national governance and reform.
London reports show Prime Minister Churchill indicating that Parliamentary observers may attend atomic test briefings in Australia arrangements being considered with the Australian Government. Opposition questions whether parliamentary access will be cramped.
In NAW and WG reports, mine royalties are set to rise with a plan for higher rates. The projected total royalty income for 808/51 appears to reach about 83,900,000 pounds, up from earlier figures, with payments to various agencies and regions noted amid a broad mining revenue discussion.
An unclear excerpt discusses Norfolk Island governance, including references to a Minister of Territories, development plans, and a new hospital. It mentions land tenure, agricultural production, and liquor laws, with no clear conclusions or dates. The damaged OCR yields speculative phrases about economic priorities and institutional actions.
A massive blaze at a Melbourne paint factory caused extensive damage and forced evacuations as hundreds fled the towering flames and acrid smoke. Firefighters battled the inferno for hours while looters targeted nearby homes and damaged goods, with reports of substantial material loss and several injuries.
Two young members from the Women's Royal Australian Army were proposed for duties at the Lodge in Canberra. Officials cited their experience in securing detec wealth and noted that the Prime Minister's wife has previously lacked a permanent position. Army personnel already serve at Gov government residences, with arrangements under consideration for the Lodge. The proposal suggested they join staff for training and service at the Lodge, aiming to place it as a service establishment for staff.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment about a council with references to Ironworkers and La FLA context. It lists names such as DB. Aleem FEA, Press arp Shark, A. Cameron, G. Terry, and M. Nolan as councilors, with mentions of conferences and secretary roles amid corrupted phrases.
OCR text lists student names and roles from Bays, Cain Burman, Wryan Watley, Devine, Harry Hansen, James Macafee, Barry Bpuwning, McKay, Grae ant Anne Bembary, Kobi Brown, Judith Nel. The fragment mentions teachers and class groups at Canueres High Arto this year with unclear context.
Proceedings show a motion by Mr Geraghty on abolishing the Legislative Council described as not urgent. Debate focused on whether to submit the question to a public ballot, with differing views on timing, financial implications, and democratic principle. The motion was carried to a later general meeting, affecting party balance and potential governmental act.
A garbled report notes wool buyers showed limited interest as Merino prices eased at Goulburn with several lots trading around the top end of the market. Strong demand from American and Japanese buyers is mentioned, alongside warnings that transport and currency factors kept some consignments from fully selling.
The Sydney wool market remained firm at the prior day’s level with overall prices for merino and crossbred wools higher on several lines. Strong demand supported by buyers favored finer weights and specific lots, while coarser categories showed modest gains in key lots and grease prices, with notable activity in small lots and broken lots.
A garbled report records Beckhouse seeking beer cited by Carruthers amid a tense exchange. The dialogue touches on names, a commission, and regulatory talk with references to an inquiry, a panel, and possible employment details.
Fragmented testimony shows Maxwell and Carruthers denying bribe and unlawful brewing claims. Holmes told the commission no funds were solicited and Beekhouse described meetings on liquor at West, with Carruthern noting prior drinking. Evidence questioned whether intoxication affected judgment during the inquiry.
In Lyne, Sydney on Tuesday, Country Party candidate C J Lancaster leads with 428 votes while Labour rival J Flavor trails. overall County Party tally about 720 ahead of Labour contenders as results filter in from Aldine, with others including Lucueks and Hayes in contested positions.
Beef prices are expected to increase this week amid rising wholesale and consumer costs. Analysts note potential higher prices for select cuts as supply and demand factors shift, with retailers signaling adjustments in pricing across major markets this week.
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