Interment in Tamil Prayer Home at Queanbeyan
Funeral notice records interment Saturday at Hines Chapel in Queanbeyan with details of burial at Madan prayer home. Direct inquiries to Queanbeyan Mortuary, Cambarra, Hines Chapel, phone on file.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1952
Page
4
Funeral notice records interment Saturday at Hines Chapel in Queanbeyan with details of burial at Madan prayer home. Direct inquiries to Queanbeyan Mortuary, Cambarra, Hines Chapel, phone on file.
Fragmented OCR notes list attendees and organizations including Eye Service Filmer Socate FLO MAREN rua EDIE and Rev Father O'Donnell. Mentions National Council of Women and Salvation Army. Describes an annual meeting and immigration topic but details are garbled.
Weather data is unreadable with multiple garbled phrases and nonsensical timing. The readable bits indicate a warm day with light to moderate winds and a chance of variable conditions. No clear location date or official sources are discernible.
A distorted report outlines government moves to strengthen primary industries through incentives and import restrictions while warning against relying on political opportunism. It notes potential effects on wages, housing, and loan policies, urging clarity on loan terms and public works funding to maintain investor confidence.
A report discusses the Renan administration case involving car drivers and alleged regulatory breaches. It notes a quarrel between drivers, a copied regulation, and claims of coercion by another driver. The witness describes personal wrath and references a Canberra setting with debate over hiring drivers and associated arguments.
Fragmented OCR text reports a dispute over weekly pay rates at a lodge, naming BR-, WR members, and managers in Canberra. The note describes weekly sums per week, clothing and equipment provisions, and mentions British Prime Minister's service history and government concerns. Two WR members are identified with roles at Ter Laden. details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Readable text fragment shows a misread line about a race or event with unclear names and numbers. It mentions a nine second time and a reference to Texas and a person named Franco or Francka. Details are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR notes warn government actions impacting a college, with references to four deaths and unclear ownership stakes. The text is incomplete, but indicates a political warning connected to taxation or a policy decision. Names, dates, and places are not readable.
An inspection of the tayalla and Willinmedate orgs discusses preparations for use ex bra and respective canomery. Mr Jims Waser, BI, outlines that the team cannot confirm inclusion of the project in the 062/5% works and notes possible delays and scheduling impacts on city extensions and related works.
A garbled report notes associations demanding price remedies as buyers face rising dairy costs. Mentions milk pricing shifts, pressures on retailers, and calls for action to curb spiking shelves and value declines amid broad public concern.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a water quality issue with discolored water and presence of bacteria. Mentions attempts to address contamination and potential investigations or actions by local authorities.
The annual report details growth in programs and attendance, with key figures on camping, recreation, and the national conferences attended by Canterbury representatives. It notes a planning shift toward fewer bookings, hotel charges, and financial balances, including subsidies and donations, plus new groups formed in physical education and basketball teams.
In the Bu Drome Court on Friday judge Kinbelie denied bail for John Frederick known as Chaw Mayestor in a case alleging involvement in the murder of Whitacre Jobo. Proceedings noted an application revision and continuation of the matter for further arraignment and proceedings.
The article discusses expansion plans for Canberra University College as part of a broader Australian strategy to boost university numbers. It notes Canberra and nearby centers as possible models, with emphasis on improving facilities, residential capacity, and broader studies in languages and public administration.
The statement outlines unprecedented Commonwealth undertakings to support wartime budgetary aims amid droughts floods and falling wheat production. It notes planned loan council discussions on prioritizing public works and indicates government actions on tax, industrial supply, migrant placement, and farm machinery purchases to sustain employment and trade while awaiting stability.
Fragmented OCR reveals parish notices and service times across multiple churches including Brindabella, Therese Conaesa, and St Therese. Entries list Masses, Devotions, catechism, kindergarten and special services with scattered times and locations across Tampa, Wet lake, and Long area parishes.
Fragmentary notes discuss guided missiles for the U S Navy intended for defense and potential offensive use. Mentions ships, shore defenses, and aviation roles. details are unclear due to garbled text but emphasize strategic weapon deployment.
Patrick Rally of Archielago district a longtime member of the Yarrownnnial Cydia and Monaro Shire Coal community died after a short illness. He was noted as a life saver and a devoted public servant, survived by his wife and many relatives. Funeral arrangements were announced by St. Patrick’s Church and local patrols urged safety and remembrance during the wake.
Elderly persons associate members of the Nor onal Council of Woman investigated living conditions for older Canberran residents. A comprehensive survey identified architectural deficiencies in Canberra homes. Six more to be sent to the Department of the Interior for action.
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