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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage mentions alleged offences involving women, an Australian reference, and names like Claude Flinton and Windus. It alludes to hearings, a commission, and a lawful process but lacks clear details, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sie Chari and Lenish in an obituary context with partial details. Names appear with vague references to dates or roles, plus a signature or title line reading TM OWEN. Further specifics are unreadable in the damaged text.
The text appears garbled but references a government or public notice about resources or an agency positioning in relation to activation or regulation of radioactive materials. It mentions United States and Betita to the training departments in Avatrane with emphasis on national security and environmental concerns.
In the ongoing arbitration, Chief Judge remains unable to move in Melbourne. The acting arbitrator, amid a deadlock, may consult the government to seek a resolution. A Premier and other officials attended the hearing as the stake for conciliation was discussed.
Fragmentary text reports wind readings and times this morning including locations and personnel references. The legible items mention Wind at various points and times, with names such as Thomas and Meve, and places like Fairburn and Van.
The University of Melbourne will award several honors at a ceremony led by the Chancellor. The Nahin Tilers Memories Medal goes to Mr. 3D. Donvene, chairman of the College Council, with Guy Robert presenting. The Knowles Memorial Prize is awarded to Fembity Nasr.
An unclear fragment mentions a Fulbright student and a visiting figure, with references to Casborre,Oe Tir Co and Feederick P. Pear, and a repair or maritime context. The readable text conveys a study visit and local reporting, but specifics are damaged. Further readable context is needed for a precise record.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled line about Colonel Dyky and Australian ties. Not enough readable facts to identify people, places, or events with confidence.
Fragmentary notes indicate an installation involving Lord Bruce and a planned university inauguration in May with about 20 students pursuing higher degrees. A war erection project and building laboratories for chemistry and anatomy are mentioned, along with linkage to John Curtin and Ragland.
Confused report outlines an Army Women Union gathering and a related Trade Council meeting. Officials discuss enlistment support, membership arrangements, and upcoming actions aimed at advancing labor and wage issues.
A fragmented report discusses Namie elere and local welfare work amid community concerns. The piece highlights a survey and a planned meeting to address immigration issues and support services for residents.
A damaged OCR text notes CE making to cease efforts at the Capital Contin Company. It mentions plant capacity, expansion plans, a three year or 18 month carry for a project, and rising production amid doubled orders and higher demand.
An attempt to censure two Liberal members failed in the House amid heated debate. Premier McGirr accused Mr Treatt of malice as a point of order and the Speaker Turtle sustained the controversy before the motion proceeded to vote.
A bribery inquiry report urges the Prothonotary to take action. The testimony references wine trade corruption and alleged payments involving various parties, with police and commissioners noting discrepancies in evidence and transactions across New South Wales and nearby regions.
The city manager of Lap Busing Poy proposed new permit types for restaurants to operate and sell alcohol. He stated the plan would create better facilities and control, and the town council adjourned the meeting to discuss the issue further.
The Canberra National Football League saw a contentious motion on delegates from Acton and Queanbeyan. A management committee will include three members from each club, with ongoing talks about unified teams and play openings slated for April 36.
A garbled incident report notes a car crash near Boruboke with a fence post saving the vehicle and an ambulance attendant aiding victims. One child is stated to have been hospitalized.
National ironworkers at Federated Ironworks endure ongoing strike after defiant meetings at Trades Hall. Workers protest removal of a secretary and report disruption of administrative duties affecting about 40 000 members nationwide while new national officers refuse to replace clerks.
A federal conference of the Clerks Union in Newcastle dismissed the secretary and set March 21 as the closing date for the union's federal secretary position. Henry, an Australian Party member, defeated G Anderson for the post in the NEW branch election. The conference also discussed affiliation moves in Victoria and upcoming union activities.
Reports indicate two migrants were placed in quarantine at a Darwin facility amid precautionary health measures. Local authorities emphasized containment and monitoring as the situation developed.
Fragmentary text references military and university contexts with scattered names and places. It mentions Promeatie WhArpe, New Aok, and Nové Poot, plus references to Tevor Gould and Weted pork, indicating a damaged notice with unclear events and dates.
A confusing report notes calls for a meat boycott in Sydney as legal and political figures discuss restrictions. It mentions Renee and Mrs Yorke defending or opposing policies while price comparisons and imports are debated.
Readable text shows parents discouraging MALOU Weare from joining youth service amid draft concerns. Mentions military service, parental influence, and social pressures. No clear dates or locations.
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