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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 15, 1943

Page

4

Canberra City Band and Community Plans Face Strain

A Canberra city affairs roundup reports the Demat 2c Insrausir pub support dwindling, delays in subscriptions, and employment interference affecting a public concert. It notes housing schemes under Commonwealth authority, a proposed presentation for the cruiser Canberra, and a push to form an Amateur Athletics Association with leadership chosen at a public meeting. The piece also covers public service discussions, arts productions at Albert Hall, and Brindabella estate dealings with river frontage and leases.

Canberra Suport Canberra City White Wintch Commington Teeniury Commonwealth Housing Act Canberes Warstipa John Butters Wnion Anatrasia OM Care Slaoted Brajor J. Jonas EF. O' Ror Greig Menara M. Youd E. Tiley D. A. Johann Fe Dougie J. A. Moneycett

Canberra Stake and Race Names in Confusing OCR List

A garbled OCR list shows names like Monde Dancer Canberra Brake and Monarch's Daughter along with places such as Merriwagga and Canberra Stake. The fragment references divisions and stakes numbers but lacks coherent events or outcomes.

Aealden Wimakem Rowe Mihi Vals Verwe Tuc Tanes Canberra Brake Bifsiv du Another Nick Shangitah Tuller Gay Quashy Axermist Angers Romen Hoou Canberra Bake Yin Delblonde Proublewame Lad Monarch

A C T HOCKEY SEASON OPENS WITH STRONG TEAMS LISTED

The article lists players, umpires, and officials for the opening hockey season with names such as Chapman, Casey, Monsees, Gear, Madnder, Harting, and Redpath. It mentions game times around 2 and 3:80 p.m. and notes reserve handicaps and notable combinations.

Strane Ariette Omen Ak Grim Clener Chapman Casey Inarnet Weet Monsees A Erurmace Payers Anselgrewe Monger Pine Hane Irey Hering Irey Hering En ‘Aroaroag Tran Cassidy Yoong K. Harting Cochatl Grady Mimon Hiden Credwin Perriman Lamb Redpath Fisher Gordon Grith Paber Carmichael Gein MacDonald Jand Coit Duntwood Pax

State Lottery Results and Prize Winners Noted

A local state lottery drawing lists first prize as four thousand four hundred thirty four dollars with the designation C8M. Gyre Sloate and A. Garden-Gersky as prize entries. Second prize shows four hundred sixty seven dollars with entries including Mire. A. Vtanen and K. Gray. Third prize amount and additional names follow obscurely in the transcription.

Canniverean Brophy Imterial Avenue Bondei A. Garden Vtanen

Stabbed to Death in Sydney Court Case Emerges

Police arrested 20 year old Clarence White in Sydney on April 10 for the murder of Dunnas Br, who died from abdominal and back wounds. He was held at Paddington Women’s Hospital while statements were taken at Central Court as officers reported the accused made a confession.

Sydney

Call-up for Year 19 423 Case Dismissed by Magistrate

A magistrate dismissed a case involving Toe ram of Otte Mantynin who had been ordered to attend a work function. The Commonwealth explained the year stated in the Nation was an error. The magistrate ordered Maniynin to attend a later year 10424 and warned future failure could lead to punishment. The hearing concluded with the matter dismissed.

Toe Ram Otte Mantynin Ram Tie Allied Works Sr Ca Tie Commonwealth Maniynin Wan

Perjury Trial Outcome Under Sydney Case Fragment

A fragmented report notes allegations against a solicitor not proven and references a Sydney trea Podge Marot case. It mentions a verdict or sentence involving William John Tyytor, a labourer aged 23, with unclear details about the charge of perjury and the accusation linked to Munro.

Sydney Maro Witliam John Tyytor Beyeathe Gael Munro

Judge Upholds Wife Refusal to Live With In-Laws

Sydney report on Judge Sir Peederick Jordan upholding a wife's right to refuse to reside with her in-laws. The decision cites human culture and parental influence as factors, noting potential conflicts in child rearing. The judge warns of court intervention only if the wife defaulted on agreements.

Sydney Trier Peederick Jordan Tony

Defamation Trial Yields 200 Verdicts in Irish District Court

Joan O Sulliven sues Arthur Mannigan for a defamatory letter and claims 400 damages. The jury awards 200 to O Sulliven while Mannigan declines to testify. The letter was written to Rutnet Nuncaron and discussed with Mannigan before delivery.

Joan O

Restitution sum criticized in divorce proceedings

A judge criticised the short cut in restitution during divorce actions. The judge questioned the legality and urged proper procedure, noting that desertion dates and evidence must be clearly established before any restitution or settlements.

Stoney Pridure Tate Halse Rogers Ulus

Life Imprisonment Sought for Ruthless Bandit Suspect

A desolate case unfolds as authorities seek life imprisonment for a man described as a ruthless bandit. The suspect faces a string of violent incidents, with prosecutors aiming to curb further harm and protect the community.

Seaman Crawford Killed In Auckland Incident

A seaman named Crawford, 36, was killed in an erratic event in Auckland described as running amok. The fragmentary report notes other individuals and unclear details about the incident and affiliations, with incomplete quotes and names.

Charges Filed in Car Theft Case Ladled Across Multiple Counts

A fragmented report lists 15 charges against defendants linked to car thefts and related offenses. The text mentions alleged unlawful taking with consent issues, alleged breaking and entering, and theft of vehicles or parts. Monetary amounts cited include sums like 280 and 25 pounds in separate counts.

Hector Vic Coote Robert Reusing Cary Gmition Inp Sapeeties Agalnat Hamee Faba Petra John Wee

Union Secretary Melbourne Report on Prosecutions Withdrawn

The City Court heard that prosecutions against Frank and Betale of the Building Trades were withdrawn on instruction from the Acting Attorney General. The Director General of Allied Works led the move, while charges were discussed by the Opposition.

Melbourne GH. Frank Nis Urilon Marraders Feverpton Sali Afl Estes Allied Works Theodore Actiig Tne Beaner Faslens Tal Curtin

Speed Limit Obedience Questioned by Officials

Officials warn that motorists across the nation are failing to observe the new 30 mph limit. Mer Johnson, secretary for the Aviation, notes many drivers ignore the limit in towns and rural areas. He says some behavior shows a dangerous lack of compliance, urging motorists to slow to 30 and avoid tyre damage from speeding.

NAMLA Mer ML Johnson Weo Howry Johnson Dortata

State Grants For Anti VD Campaign Announced

Melbourne reports Commonwealth grants allocated to Victoria New South Wales and other states. Health Minister states funds from the Commonwealth Department of Health will largely be spent on education and public awareness campaigns against venereal disease.

Melbourne New South

Wall Collapse Traps People in Melbourne Scene

Fragmentary report describes a wall collapse in Melbourne on Friday causing people to be buried under debris. Details are unclear due to damaged text, with limited names or precise locations available in the readable portion.

Killes Melbourne Ob Bermessey Mapeett Direct

Rabbit skins near record prices in Australia

Export levy increases stir rabbit skin trade in Australia as prices hover near high levels. Trade reports note earlier measures and shifting demand, with market uncertainty due to levy changes and fluctuating meat prices affecting sales to the United Kingdom and domestic buyers.

T B Hospital For Canberra

Following a conference between Dr Nott and Dr A Murphy the workers’ area at the new hospital in Canberra was inspected. The building, begun at a cost of £3000, was found defective and work halted pending further action. The chairman stated that no such abandonment would be allowed.

Anise Ieeeeeeer fPr Nott A. Murphy Ang Cwsarch Waleg Roan Bt Aston Pemtiy Et 'Jie Shes Mentaned Auch Aban

Night Cabaret Closing Order Invalid The Judge Refuses Suspension

A court ruling declares the Premier's action in closing a cabaret night spot void. Justice Jordan states the Commonwealth arbitration language exceeded authority and that the Prime Minister must be restrained from suspending or altering the award. The decision emphasizes limits on executive power and upholds judicial oversight in arbitration disputes.

Eee Frederick Jordan Ai Guile Loday Tr Smnater Ulerpritatius Australia Bute Perrajon Na Oourta Melbourne Curia Commonwealth

Appeal Against AWC Order In High Court

In the Tih Court today Enso Adenmy appealed a Bro of 1B imposed by the ely court for failing to comply with a lawful order of the Alied J Worky Sounctl. The Full High Court on June 1 will decide if the Director General of Diried Works can recruit CCC members to work for a private employer in a war factory.

Melbourne Tih Ely Court C.C.C CCC Ubcie Pervigne Commonwealth

Move to Extradite Woolcott Forbes

A motion for the extradition of Jobim Woolcott Forbes from Attra will be made before Federal Judge Mandelbaum on May 31. Mr. Charla Grimes, solicitor for the Australian Legation, told Aur lian Associated Promina x Uni tas attorney will request Judge Mandelvaima to reduce the sentence of four years imposed earlier.

New York Thurday Jobim Woolcott Forbes Attra Mandelbaum Charla Grimes Australian Legation Aur Lian Associated Promina x Unitas Mandelvaima Otter Ume Ee Eigen

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