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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
4
Fragmentary notice names A C McKAY and a veterinary surgeon in a memorial style. Text evokes a silent, recurring remembrance for a daughter and others, with scattered phrases about memory and insertion by relatives.
The Canberra Scout Association announces a Tuesday night meeting at Spain Theatre to select a Guinea scout guide and showcase scouting activities. Parents and trends of meetings and cubs are invited. Training camp for patrol squads and camping records at Cottermouth Seol Camping require attendees. Official journeys to arrive between 7 pm at the Federal Highway. Multiple named leaders and badges mentioned with emphasis on Wolf badge and patrol squad training.
Weather data shows temperatures around 98.4 and 44 as readings. Four hour period ended at 02.9 with temperature changes noted. Observations include rainfall hints and fluctuating humidity during the day.
Canberra condemns the waterfront strife as the Communist agitation deepens ties between Canberra and Wellington. Prime Minister urges volunteers and swift measures to protect government authority and stabilize New Zealand ports amid new waterfront unions and protests affecting Australian shipping.
Officials outline extensive stage renovations including new curtain tracks Velvet curtains and backdrops will replace existing wings Aimed at easing operation for inexperienced crew and improving the orchestra stage setup Proposals call for adjustable draped curtains and a redesigned backdrop to enhance the overall appearance and functionality of the venue.
Hollywood reports Betty Grable suspended duties as production halts due to wind and weather. The star says she has been working on new film projects but filming paused. new schedule aims to resume within four weeks as audio issues and weather affect production timelines.
Registration notices for the 4b honta ending and Am Werinen Guy are listed with scattered dates and names such as Cepharret Buncen Sooma NimmiLabe Ponda Nenmiteaby Stee. The document mentions district showers and pastes of laninlanis ettes and hints at wind and fight to numerate amas.
Grainy report notes a South Australian farmer donated meat in wartime effort to a group in London Cambridge and Wirruck South Australia. A widow with five children says four have not seen meat. Mr FH Redden is mentioned alongside a namesake party. The scene reflects wartime distribution of meat to families and communities.
Lieut Col Ferguson receives the Distinguished Service Order after an intense North Korea battle near Kapyong. Robertson presented the award at an informal ceremony as Ferguson’s battalion weathered a Chinese assault, holding ridge top positions amid heavy attacks and surrounding a large Korean division.
The Australian National Labour Council debated aboriginal treatment in the Northern Territory. A committee heard that natives were paid 4/ to 30/- per week with no provisions for their children, living in bag huts and often transported to Darwin. Speakers urged decent clothes, nourishment, and steps to bring them in line with civilization.
A two year old named Thowss Paiva survived a fall of eighteen stories into an Iranian garden yesterday. He sustained multiple fractures and severe injuries but is reported to be miraculously alive after the deadly tumble.
Representatives from several churches attended the Congregational Women's Fellowship gathering. Albert Mayen presided as president while Le C.H. Barboorwaloom spoke on the value of integrity and unity across generations. The event stressed nurturing a heartbeat of the nation through shared faith and collaborative action.
Melbourne citizens recall Allied naval actions in the Coral Sea defense near Port Moresby. The narrative notes Japanese attempts thwarted, Australian and American efforts, and reflections on strategic value and missed opportunities amid wartime leadership and coordination.
About 400 men from the Boony Mountaine area protested a project disruption near Tatarant, demanding better feeding and work conditions. The disputes committee of the Labour Council will discuss the matter tomorrow. the Plumbers Union representative noted breakdowns and urged action.
The UK Conservative bid to force the government on raw materials failed by 303 to 292. The motion aimed to split the government from three rebel ministers who resigned over the issue. Ministers defended production estimates and argued for continued policy amidst scarcity concerns.
A speech urging a Commonwealth conference to secure raw materials from the United States was quoted. The speaker stressed faster production and a broader materials base for the defence programme while noting uncertainty about future supplies and opposing political pressures.
Prices Commissioner White announced a wholesale and retail potato price increase in the Sydney metropolitan area and Newcastle. The rise, applying to shipments from the state’s Tasmanian imports, aims to ease shortages and support growers amid calls that the previous price lever was unprofitable. The new levels affect primary and secondary wholesale prices and retail store deliveries, with exemptions for wage reductions enacted prior to the announcement.
Questioned Paris report notes Western powers may press Raxsig to declare if she traveled Bir For eotereer Wtee. Tension rises between hawk and Went Giver tank lamin nearly his secre. Four Parent St teed uplnnee we, fant gon anon ane Ton oe Tid ye emlovent. Brats Iyanevony iy eve tne ponelhinie BF ware tage den Balt hn aot fh brome thre deadlock, paving way for Une meetlau. Seven confessions to Sh goviet. neither side will concede during talks.
A ship named Muankeid, chartered by the Austin Motor Company, departed yesterday with a thousand eco friendly cars and tractors. The vessel is expected to reach Val 0 Britain carrying the cargo and related equipment.
U S banker says Australia discussion on the United States arms programme shows no reluctance to its scale. Mr TD Coughran of the Bank of America, visiting Sydney, calls the programme universally recognized at home and notes little restraint on arms spending.
General Wedemeyer cautions that a United States pullout from Korea and Manchuria would empower the Soviet Union and threaten China’s stability. He argues a Chinese warlord era could emerge and warns of strategic and psychological dangers in any withdrawal.
A Wednesday meeting by Our Council and representatives condemned authorities over power zoning policies. The discussion aimed to address ongoing wage penalties and impact on workers and local governance with attention to ministerial actions.
Amid calls for restraint in electricity use, ACT officials warn of potential blackouts from plant failures and heavy demand. Queanbeyan and neighboring regions prepare emergency measures, with departments proposing restrictions and essential services prioritizing power for homes and hospitals. Local leaders urge businesses to reduce usage and illuminate only necessary areas to mitigate impact.
Fragmented remarks recall the mass move by Mr Traut and the Opposition to condemn the government for ongoing failures. Citizens face rising privation as calls for new elections intensify amid a cabinet split and public disillusion with leadership.
A Canberra council meeting discussed imports and housing contracts amid a union dispute. Walter Ih tA and Mr. J McMahoe led the talks with Plumbers and Fitters Union of Australia officials. Courtney claimed the government planned to employ no Australian labor, citing prefabricated homes and international workers, while workers pressed that locals should be hired.
The Baillie Trust spent funds to advance education for decently aged and disabled veterans who served in the forces and resided in Wand wae L Ann ue. The minister for Repalliation noted the trust expired on Friday and the proceeds may pass to Australian privateities for the benefit of Hallie bepareh.
A garbled report from Sydney on a power outage affecting four zones. The text notes blackouts started in Zone Cat Gawim and Zone Dat 130, with further interruptions spreading across zones into the afternoon and evening. The account mentions eight hours of outages and ongoing power interruptions throughout the day.
A historical report notes U S licenses withheld for a planned generating plant. It details delays caused by licensing disputes and export controls, with officials claiming reluctance by the government to grant permits. The piece references the Amer electric commission and Conway, noting thousands of letters and projections tied to the export licensing program.
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