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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 07, 1952

Page

4

Government debt policy and inflation plan under review

A parliamentary statement by the Treasurer Arthur added concerns that government policy must be continuously reviewed as inflation pressures rise. The Australian Loan Council faces uncertainty after recent expectations of public borrowing and the need to restore investor confidence in public loans amid dwindling funds and a fragile balance of payments.

Pardloniest Arthur Adden Loan Council Canberra Australia Australian Loan Council Hamite Cowell Commonwealth Red Abe Mtaten

Criticism of A.L.P Groups Targets Canberra Intrigue

Fragmentary text describes political tension within the A.L.P movement amid Canberra factionalism. Mentions Banberes, the Canberra Times, and a controversial election with Communists involved. References to leaders Kane, Melville, and group dynamics around the Traimport Workers’ Union.

Kase Inti Ie National A.C Bydney Kane Canberra Fedlengseil Cine Inn Canberra Tinea Dean Ene Emdorpe AEP Fe Hut Melville Ram RERW Traimport Workers Walon Cmp Sppartuylone Raane Kane Waa Noveng Frye Group Cyne Ste Abe Wna Ble

Parliament Questions on Private Banks and Trade Policy

In a Commons session, MPs queried the government on private banks and competition. The Prime Minister and ministers debated policy links to unemployment, migration, and artificial trade arrangements, with emphasis on protecting domestic industry while allowing fair competition.

Grief and praise for dead French ambassador

Report on the death of the French ambassador and the mixed reactions of officials and clergy. The ceremony in Canberra included tributes from Archbishop Aiwaidie and other dignitaries as the nation mourned the diplomat’s passing.

Broome Pearlers Seek 5 Korean Workers

Broome pearlers seek five Korean crewmen to operate five dredges. Government approval and a possible 110,000 derane crew pay estimate are discussed, with talks to secure permission from South Korea and Australia.

Broome Pearlers

Dispute in Queensland Mines Affects Workers

In Queens land unrest disrupts operations as miners strike and leaders urge resolve. Reports indicate hundreds of labourers refuse to return to work, prompting managers to discuss next steps. Officials warn of continued stoppages across key mining regions.

Weather fragment reports varied readings and regional forecast

Fragmentary weather notes indicate a cloudy to cool westward trend with fresh winds and possible rain in parts of the region. Temperatures across capitals and cities are listed with sporadic details and historical notes, reflecting a mixed, uncertain report.

O&m Pam Acre Bam Alps Canberra Ine Mawarologien Lion Fairhairn Toulay de F Pavehy Rai Tony Taean Capital City Brisbane Adelaite Yohart Obo York Darwin

VICE REGAL VISIT AT CANBERRA DINNER HONORS UK HIGH COMMISSIONER

The Governor General Sir William McKell and Deputy Premier attended a regally styled ceremony at St Faiths Chapel in Canberra. The late Ambassador Debrel Padovani was noted among attendees. A banquet at Government House followed in honor of the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom and Mrs Williams.

Sir Wiliam MeKu Muemibvera Petwonal Tat Waa Regium Maas Fairistapnera Church Canberra Mondéicllr Debrel Padovani AmDaasador Davir BeKell Hin Tacsleney The United Kingdom Mra Williams

Personal note on Br J Wallinans and royal visit

A fragmented report notes Br J Wallinans and Somotaimienir visiting Antte Singdon and Cane Serra. It mentions a crowded tour in Melbourne and a farewell reception with Ganberea tients, plus plans to visit Tastiahia. UK officials including Lt Gen Sir John Northratty announce Her Majesty the Queen’s advisory to the event.

Br J. Wallinans Somotaimienir Antte Singdon Jouve Cane Serra Melbourne Wilgaims Tastiahia Une E Séversio Howard Crom Neville Philly War NA. Wallen Gavurnar John Northratty

New Member Takes Oath To Queen

A new member was sworn in at Parliament, taking an allegiance oath to Queen Ainabeth. Rev B Locock of the Country Party led the oath, amid mixed reactions from government and opposition members in the House of Representatives.

AL Ay Baiwett Canberr Cupmerra Siam Biatvoy Cael sUrnien France Anatile Amhuakador Parlement Ainabeth House of Representatives Locock Country Party Loewek Ernid Cheera Mir Laioocke Parsons Ube Owdee Dili Welimpty Biuluae Warrn Falee Killaatbeth Itr Hina Oathey George the Sixth Tia Noir

Talks Soon on Royal Tour in Australia Visit

Early plans indicate a Royal Tour by the Queen and Prince at the Prime Minister’s invitation. The government weighs the timing ahead of a general election due by 8 1864. A New Zealand stop is possible before the Australian leg.

Australia Rileabeth Messier London House of Representatives Warty Rayel New Zealand

No Blackouts Reported on Canberra Service Day

A garbled report indicates no blackouts were scheduled or occurred in Canberra amid system activity. No confirmed outages are noted, with unclear wording suggesting normal operations.

Canberra

Unclear OCR Fragment Leaves Historic Industry Question Open

Fragmentary text describes an urgent reform of a national revenue project and mentions engineers and officials overseeing coal and gas supply. It hints at waste of large quantities of night trade power and coal and references various names and places. The passage lacks coherent context and concrete outcomes.

Agines Kaalawey Kanto Lhy Huatawey Naw National Revere Uypment Enutor Spooner

Regret At Death Of Mr Senanayake

A damaged notice laments the death of Mr Konanayake the Prime Minister of Ceylon. It notes his leadership and ambition for a stronger government, praising his aims for prosperity and better living standards for the country. Bruce supported the road plan.

Mr. Senanayake Ceylon Mr. Konanayake Prine Mahiv Senanaya Maying Bette eyMtarde Ie Bruce Roael

Commander In Korea Brigadier Appointment in Melbourne

The notice announces Gélone Thomas Baly of the Infantry at AH.G. in Melbourne to be appointed a Brigadier and command the 2nd Brigade. It references the Nirat and the Dal­talions of the RAR and mentions a reorganization involving the 20th brigade amid the broader command changes.

Gélone Thomas Baly Sirooter Ah.g Melbourne 2Mn Ree RAR Rigave

Laboratory Plan Amended by Uwe Atari Ste

A laboratory plan amendment is described amid notes of a university event. The report mentions Curtin Behooh and Stet Fal Reman in a context of wage-related seminar details and scheduling notes. The fragment hints at a conference or workshop setting with several proper nouns.

Ty Uwe Atari Ste Ijonat Cniversay Antes Fae Puek Toni Curtin Behooh

Parliament Tributes Highlight Health Research Funding

A report discusses memorials in Parliament and tributes to researchers at the Department of Pathology led by Professor Kerlen. It notes laboratory work at Bayalulopy Pratwamnds and the National University for bio security and quality tests, praising contributions to health science.

Alti Laboratory Meath National Universay Arid

Strike case adjourned amid union dispute and legal moves

The Australian Arbitrial Court adjourned the metal trades strike case as lawyers argued over compliance dates and the Union’s stance. Proceedings centered on four mat Cradex workers and the alleged noncompliance with orders. Shipping reports noted a February 12 date amid complex legal arguments and real name declarations.

Kydsey Cradex Union Liepensl Weyer Inge Jon J Goelety Steyowat Stave

Menzies To Have Dollar Talks On Return From London

Prime Minister Menzies to travel via Canidae and the United States after London talks on overseas balances. He will seek agreement with America on sterling dollar issues and related financial arrangements as part of ongoing international finance discussions.

Menzies Dollar Mr Menzies Australia London Canidae United States America

No General Conference London Article Fragment

Fragmented OCR text from a London report with scattered phrases about a conference. The readable parts mention delays and absent speakers, with unclear names and dates. The piece resembles a brief foreign wire update, lacking a clear event, outcome, or structure.

War and governance items anchor House session brief

The House of Representatives will meet to debate international ties in Ceylon and France Australia relations. Ministers introduce moves on land settlement war material and defense measures while the treasurer outlines economic policy amid wartime service concerns.

OUSE Wem Reyre Somtativan Molians Winester Ceylon Australia Sre Carrieg Ivoriea Hortherm Air House of

Embassy Arrival Prompts Trade Talks in eerie note

A garbled OCR snippet hints at a soon arrival of a Japanese embassy, export discussions, and mentions of individuals and places such as Byram and AE gia port. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.

Jae Esis Faye Sar BA Fray Eerie Byram Atu

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