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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
4
Fragmented obituary snippets recall funerals and memorials for family members in Canberra and surrounding areas. Names such as Butter, O Mourke, McCaskell, and Caswell appear among lines describing services at hospitals, memorials by siblings and spouses, and dates in 1981 and 198? with scattered familial messages.
A government leader pushes pegging bond interest to stabilize markets amid capital outflow and investor anxiety. Officials warn higher rates threaten future borrowing costs while arguing pegging could shore up confidence and prevent a rapid decline in bond prices.
Four days overdue hikers in the Blue Mountains are found by RAAF Dakota searchers near Toll Bar Creek Jamison Valley about 12 miles from Katoomba. They are exhausted but unhurt after being located by a search party, with relatives awaiting news at Wentworth Falls.
The taxi driver Walter Albert Feithar identified the man he picked up near Keene Street as the suspect in a shooting at Crystal Palace Theatre. The injured man, believed to be the same passenger, was said to have jumped from the taxi and fled toward Beptem street. Police recovered jewellery later found at O'Meally's home and the case proceeded to adjourn.
A NAW inquiry reveals widespread complaints about student and teacher accommodation during tours at several hotels. Key figures include Mr Davey, Mr Dovey, and hotel managers from Australian Motel Wingham and other venues. The hearings discuss safety, comfort, and charges with references to different establishments and dates in March.
An obscure wartime manuscript fragment mentions siege actions and military commanders. The text references a tramen event and a captured record tied to a narrative of conflict and strategic movements. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a local chronicle of skirmishes.
A global locust crisis threatens food security and economic stability. Experts note Australia faces reduced crop output and rising prices while international aid and market access could mitigate hunger if farmers diversify crops and invest in water conservation.
Fragmented notice outlines dairy and textile topics tied to Sydney and Canberra with references to the Albury Co operative and local energy matters. Mentions Dalry, Pine Gydne, and a yearly conference amid uncertain extracts and figures. The readable fragments hint at production and regional trade issues involving milk and silk in the era.
Army Chief General F. Rowell said troops will enter action in mid May or early June. General Rowell returned today from a visit and discussed Allied and domestic troop movements planned after the recent maneuvers.
The report covers temperatures from 20 to 23 degrees with afternoon readings around 82 in some areas and calm winds. It notes fog in the Arawn region and variable breezes, with general cloudiness and moderate temperatures. Nearby districts list scores from local games and notices about forecast conditions.
In Canberra today MPs quarrel over capital issues and the defence budget. A Fraser statement questions government handling while finance and industry figures discuss production plans and parliamentary procedure amid a heated exchange.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a two day preparation event involving Melrotiant and Wesnestey with mentions of Cowes and a race. Key names such as Comets Ve and Mr. dulce METICMRaR are unclear, hindering full reconstruction of events or outcomes.
A scribbled fragment describes an ambassador to Ireland and a minister for external affairs. It mentions Mr Capes and a House of Representatives member, with vague notes on a vacancy and political contention in Dublin.
Fragmentary text reports a leadership or representative action in Arnhem Land with reference to a minister for territories and representatives. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but point to ongoing discussions or appointments in the region.
The annual Anglican Men’s Dinner in Gloucester tonight marks a shift as Korearian women will attend for the first time, with an address by the Minister for Interloan on the program and a communal gathering at the Gloucester Fee AAurAnt venue.
The Postmaster General announced a portable picturegram transmitting unit now formally unveiled at Canberra. The UMA will send pictures or documents to other capitals or overseas.
Australian officials discussed leasing the Glen Davis shale oil plant to a cooperative group if rent of 200,000 pounds plus compensation was agreed. The Labor government faced protests over potential shutdowns, with unions pressing for local control and workers’ well being amid plans to transform energy facilities.
Government faces deadlock over proposed 44 hour week and potential changes to working hours. Ministers replied in the House of Representatives that several applications are before the court, with workers seeking to modify schedules and employers awaiting decisions.
A chaotic report describes multiple single engine failure fears during a aeronavigation session. Witnesses note engine loss risks and potential crashes, with discussion of pilot reaction and emergency procedures amid disputed claims of other aircrafts and propeller malfunctions.
Lieut General Bip Hurnve Feo the Director General of Recruiting will speak on the Korean campaign at Albert Hall Lamorrae night. He will outline his world war experience and service with the 10th ent Harwe Rajieat in Dublin and Chulipall.
Fragmentary report suggests Mockridge is set to compete at upcoming games. The text mentions Austria reorientation and Heloltiks with unclear connections to Mockridge and officials. Further readable names include Huet Mockrigge and Jedialon, but details are uncertain.
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