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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
3
The readable portion mentions Ovaltine and sleep aid claims with garbled phrases about food, polar tunics, and secret formulations. No clear event or identifiable entities present.
In a busy day of youth tennis many titles were decided. Mrs Laine Holatein defeated Weich 6-4 in a key semi final while Synny Spiayer claimed a win in the under 17 doubles. Betty Bridgman led the girls under 18 to victory as she beat her opponent 3-1 to claim the title.
Selection candidates must attend at 2 pm. Trials conducted at YWCA in Lviago and WI Ga. Teams WRANs WCA Wentworth listed. multiple squads to assemble for Country Week.
London reports Margaret Lockwood signs a new contract with Master Wilcox for two films a year. She will earn at least £90,000 for each picture, plus additional earnings tied to services in other media. The exact terms and number of projects remain unspecified.
An application by all companies for a price increase was rejected by the State Price Minister today. The case will be considered again in July after June figures are averaged.
Prime Minister Churchill announces a cabinet reshuffle elevating Iain MacLeod to Minister for Earthth in place of Crookenhank and naming new ministers for Overseas Trade and Commonwealth relations. The changes follow resignations and health issues affecting Transport and Civil Aviation Minister Maclay, with several ministers retaining or shifting posts.
The opening round of the intertown series features Queanbeyan facing Goulburn at Queanbeyan and North Canberra meeting Yass as teams field youthful lineups. Key players from Sydney attend country trials. Queanbeyan hopes for advantage with five in Byres.
In Canberra Court yesterday tatle 29 year old Inblourer of Jardine Street Ki ton was committed for trial after pleading guilty to breaking and later stealing 2194. Bernard Yona of Gasgow was called Te Ofe Honild Jobepi Gilles. Gilles pleaded not guilty as police witness described an accident with a car overturning. Constable Rodney Tin Ridgwell noted Mayran between 20 and 30 mph. Willis, a taxi driver, testified his brake failed leading to a collision. The case featured appearances by Normin Brign Willis and J Crow, with J Te Maguire representing the defense.
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