Canberra inn proprietor fined for health breaches
Arnold Jacobus Epping, owner of the Old Dutch Inn in Mort Street, was fined a total £13 for two health charges. He admitted dirty cloths and denied cigarette butts in the bakery, with inspector Lionel Chu noting stale crumbs, grease, and a overflowing bin.
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Canberra
A.ct
C. Denton
Arnold Jacobus Epping
Mort Street
Epping
Lionel Edward Chu
Ine
Tor
Chu
Ent
Germany Will Not Arm Its Forces with Atomic Weapons
Bonn report states West Germany will not equip its forces with atomic weapons. Foreign Minister Von Brentano announced in a government declaration following a Soviet note warning of the danger. He argued no state voluntarily limits itself more than West Germany toward disarmament and warned of Soviet monopoly aims to keep Europe dependent.
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Bonn
Reuter
West Germany
von Brentano
Inez
Dr. von Brentano
NATO
East Germany
People's Army
Soviet Union
Pilots Withdraw Summonses Against Dantas
The Airline Pilots Association withdrew contempt of court summonses against Qantas Empire Airways after a week-long strike. The action alleged contempt for publishing full-page strike advertisements in Melbourne and Brisbane papers. The court approved the withdrawal of the action.
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Mendourne
Airline Pilots’ Association Today
Qantas Empire Airways
Melbourne
Brisbane
Qantas
Fires hit cabins on migrant ship Captain Cook in Wellington
A large squad of detectives investigated a series of fires that broke out last night aboard the British migrant ship Captain Cook. Wellington’s chief fire officer H. Bruce said the blazes were likely set deliberately after investigators moved in once the fires were extinguished.
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Wallinurud
Cook
Wellington
H. Bruce
Canberra Labour Party proposes prices monitoring committee
After a Canberra branch meeting, the Australian Labour Party announced plans to form a committee to police prices of goods and services in the ACT. The panel would have two reps from each ALP branch and two from the ACT Trades and Labour Council, referred to the liaison committee.
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Canberra
Australian Labour Party
A.C.T
A.L.P
Trades and Labour Council
Labour Party
Commonwealth Naval Talks Open in London
A four day Commonwealth Naval Conference opened at the Royal Naval College Greenwich London aimed at enabling Commonwealth Chiefs of Naval Staff to attend an exercise called Fairlead to study matters of naval strategy and tactics in light of current technical developments.
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London
Royal Naval College
Greenwich
Commonwealth Chiefs of Naval Staff
Larke Hoskins Plans Canberra Branch
Larke Hoskins Pty Ltd, long-time Austin distributors in ACT and NSW, will open their first Canberra branch under manager W H Shepherd, with premises at the former Austin dealer RR Genge in Mort Street. The firm aims to offer top facilities for Austin sales, service and parts to Canberra residents.
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Austin
Larke Hoskins Pty. Ltd
Ns.w
A.C.T
Canberra
Larke Hoskins Canberra
Larke Hoskins Pty, Ltd
Act
N.S.W
W. H Shepherd
RR Genge
Mort Street
Larke Hoskins
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