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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
5
A group of Tasmanian rowers reporters in the High Court challenged the right of the New South Government to prevent price revnents in Inverstate trade. The case, adjourned, seeks declaration that the act is invalid. Also notices seek wheel and tyre requests and housing exchanges.
A fragmented classified ad listing numerous items for sale including a Ford pre war car with parts, a 1930s style caravan, domestic appliances, pianos, a bicycle, fruits, and household goods. Many entries include phone numbers and locations in Canberra area listings, with notes on condition and willingness to trade.
The Nyeh Commission announces a Founders Day service and school building at 2 pm. Attendees invited. ceremony details and venue at Arava Circle Fortes Canberra. Officials urge punctual arrival and note related ceremonies around May 2.
The Trades Labour Council held its annual meeting electing officers including president Rhodes and secretary Gallagher. Rhodes, longtime council member, was chosen president for a second term. Applebee retained treasurer duties and McVeigh and McKie were noted among other officers.
London reports a tennis like clash where Sedgman defeats Eagan in a mixed angle event. The text lists scores 6 0 and 8 0 with references to Australian representatives and a touring Carman arrangement. The fragmentary writeup mentions Drabes and Caydlahman in a garbled account of the match and its aftermath.
A wartime note describes sabre jet squadrons with air, ground, and maritime roles. It mentions Mara jet aircraft and a target date for formation and equipping of squadrons, with Australia involved and many personnel to be trained and assigned.
The article reports that financier Arthur Bratford handed over 8,000 of 13,000 shares to his two children and pledged not to dispose of the rest until court appearance. His former wife Ina Lillian Arthur, with her legal team, sought alimony and custody, while Mrs Arthur’s new partner, Patrick non, is cited. The case involves ongoing maintenance discussions and an adjournment of a related hearing.
British Open champion Max Faulkner led the Dunlop 2000 Guineas at Sunningdale after breaking 70 in the first round. He posted a 70 to seize a two shot edge over nearest rivals as the field began the tournament in Berkshire.
In Sydney on a Wednesday report states the Federal Council of the Australian Railways Union plans to leave the Red Federation after weeks of debate. The action targets severing ties with the World Federation of Trade Unions amid ongoing internal disputes and a push by officials led by J. A. Ferguson to reconsider alliances.
Court jury awarded Mrs Morrie Burley of Collaroy £14,500 for injuries, with her husband Stanley Burley stated as suffering no amount. The plaintiff sought £10,000 from the Road Transport Department, and damages included £14,000 for injuries at The Spit Bay and £4,000 for related losses.
In a planned confrontation, Toweel challenges Carruthers in Jomannerburg. Details remain unclear as reports reference weights and locations with fragmented phrases. The event appears linked to boxing or combat sport publicity with uncertain timing and participants.
A damaged OCR reads as a garbled ad for prefabricated products and related hardware. It mentions Frohlich & Co and Cunningham Bt, with stray references to a garage train work table and tax truck. The text is unclear but suggests a sales note or catalog blurb.
Rakers Distributors Pty Ltd announces supply changes at City Shopping Centre. Provisions and bread will be available at Mort Yer Bakery due to limited space and hiatus in deliveries. Store transfers affect nearby outlets. estimates for restock timing extend over several days as costs are calculated. The note thanks residents for wartime service and ongoing support.
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