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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 13, 1954
Page
2
A memorial note dated May 2 1963 honors Jubal Mullern. The tribute recalls his fear of danger and his gentle care, written by his loving son. The piece reflects on memories of a mother and the loss felt by family.
Fragmented notice seeks a creative shop assistant for evenings at 33 Manuka News AMAN address. Apply Roberts in person for a personal interview at Westgarth Street, O'Commar. Partial details on utility car and part time options appear in the garbled text.
Greek officials said aid will be accepted from Australia and other nations as they outline reconstruction plans in the wake of the recent earthquake. They noted continued support from Australians and outlined initial relief measures including temporary shelters and reconstruction funds totaling millions.
Delegates from parents and associations of cancer schools met Tuesday at the High School in Trapes Park to form a central council. Str. K. Dawes chaired the meeting, which discussed student welfare and potential extensions and improvements for school facilities. A follow up meeting will be held after the election to vote on further actions.
The bulletin reports a fair forecast for Canberra with mist and frost in the morning and milder, sunny conditions later. Winds are light to moderate, shifting north to northeast, with a mostly calm early day and improving visibility across the region.
The article discusses Australia’s Good Neighbour Policy toward Indonesia, noting past cooperation and mutual friendship aims. It questions the need and scope of a formal treaty, considers implications for New Guinea and regional ties, and calls for clear Indonesian government statements on territorial ambitions.
An account of Wesley Memorial Church Foundation Ceremony in Melbourne Australia with leaders like Dr Patrick Yel Barber and Rev. Whe Drew. The event marks Wesley Pins Forvent anniversary and includes a luncheon and reception. The project funds total £30,000 with contributions from the United States Britain and Canberra. The church will become a memorial for the nation and Methodists across Australia.
Transport Minister Mir Wetherall outlines a proposal linking the South Coast to Canberra via the Yarra Road corridor. He says the project could be funded through highway construction and may be declared a priority within a multi year plan.
A group of Cunberrm square dancers known as The Southerners won at Tumut on Saturday during the Falling Leaver Festival. Members listed include Anni Evans Jung Crawford Deine Crawford Anne Villier FUN Scattergood Xe iia Lambert Brian Goggin and John Munl yer Anne Quillivs led the group amid audience interest and rhythmic clapping.
The Salvation Army yesterday elected a new global general at a ceremony in London. Commissioner Wilfrithig von, formerly in Australia, will succeed General Albert Orban as the first head of the world British camp vision, taking up the post on a date yet to be announced.
A record number of diplomas were awarded today at Hawekentury Agricultural College in a ceremony presided over by the Minister for Agriculture. Recipients include Agetentuce Wk W. dom twyan and AC J. Atadley of Cooma, with Agricillary 1H. Marmion and fames Re Beirven also noted among the graduates.
Murray Valley Coaches suspends NSW operations on May 3 with services to Canberra, Sydney, and Melbourne curtailed. The action, tied to road tax issues, will affect connections via Canberra and Wollongong, with other states limiting railway competition. Local government officials flagged privatization pressures and possible fare impacts for travelers.
A report from a health official describes a new brain surgery technique tested in the southwest. The method uses targeted electrical stimulation to reach the brain, potentially avoiding large incisions. Early trials claim reduced risk and shorter recovery, with government oversight and raised funding.
A London warehouse fire claims the lives of several firefighters with eight others injured. The blaze gutted multiple floors and swept through stores in Covent Garden before being brought under control by the central fire unit. Investigations continue into the cause as authorities assess the damage and risks to nearby structures.
Mr Fraser outlines policy for Canberra's election with a focus on vigorous development of the national capital. The plan includes boosting home building, expanding services, and addressing unemployment with a broader reform agenda.
The article notes an auction of Generalov's residence scheduled for election day. It references an unnamed former owner and hints at political or civic stakes tied to the sale and location within a defined riding.
An official reported a Northern Area blackout in Canberra caused by a shortage of current on the Inter connected network. Machinery and equipment failures were blamed as the cause as teams work to restore supply and assess the situation.
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