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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 18, 1949

Page

2

Unclear OCR Notice on Appointments and Pharmacy

Fragmented text from an OCR source mentions appointments in Canberra and nearby dates May 23 to May 28. It references Pavics’ Phare y and Tad nf call with Davler Pharmacy by Rinuston. The passage is garbled with inconsistent spellings and missing context, preventing a clear event or person identification.

Falmer Sulmer Canberra Wridley Mecenary Davler Pharmacy Rinuston

Victoria May Support 5.1 Commission Story Fragment

A garbled text fragment mentions Victoria May backing a 5.1 commission and references to a mirror, Vall Terwesii tuber Ting, and various unclear phrases. The readable content is too fragmented to determine a coherent event, persons, or place with reliable context.

Moray Pvalathe

State Transport Control debated by Country Party leader

State Leader of the Country Party Mr Bruenneri urged investigation into transport control! He warned against centralisation of transport powers and argued for maintaining local and state driven routes over a centralized system. The piece discusses costs, regional needs, and the balance between national policy and outback access.

Arnings Country Party Brueneri Apranger Agate Port Fentral Aia Australia Ieee Rotor Nestla Outback Berth Dietance Marieta Pew

Immunity for Diplomats in Canberra Debate

Canberra discussions focus on diplomatic immunity extending protections for visiting diplomats. Attorney explains immunity limits and questions arise about enforcement and usage amid recent cabinet concerns and references to prime ministerial statements.

Power Rationing Plans Tabled at Government Conference

A Sydney conference involving government, supply authorities, and the rationing body discussed likely tonight’s power curbs. The secretary of the Bolter makers society urged restraint while officials warned against interference with the market, signaling strategic moves amid looming energy strain.

Sydney Tumday Everest Leemioerowight Lascal Saul Micaiier Agaist Louia Tie Aecretary Bolter Makers Sociey Grant Cogard

Championship of State Bowling Championship Title Confusion

A garbled OCR text describes a state bowling championship event with multiple names and unclear stage details. Key entities appear as BYDNEY Tuontay Satinnal Perk Parked Joan, Wynter Ferg Halon Havoden, and Stage: hi 1 Mletwate Tanna. however, decisive facts such as exact date, location, or results are unreadable.

Bydney Tuontay Perk Joan Tae Wits Gsay Pavigwren AA Segal Mletwate Tanna Airliiel Pera Fyainnay

Probing Mail Theft From Airmail Planes

Postal officials and police are conducting investigations into thefts of mail from airmail flights between Sydney Brisbane and Melbourne. The department is examining possible safeguards as the rare criminal acts are studied for related leads involving several named individuals. Further details on locations and scope await official updates.

Ben Dieapatehea Rema-Shabane Mathosne- Brianne Thes Briar Panac Atelbourne Rydney-Bowen Rydney Sydney Brisbane Melbourne

Employees' Rights Under ACT Industrial Board

Commenting on an agitation, the secretary of the Employers' mediation notes a trade union representative said a worker had appealed again. The discussion mentions absent employees and potential loss of pay if absent without consent, under the Ordinance.

Canberra

Australians as Guests at Royal Party

Australians invited to a royal party as visitors to London and Tokyo. Reports from Kyushu indicate imperial plans and public interest. Australian women are noted in connections to the event with anticipated attendance and ceremonial roles.

London Tuseday Tokyo Pringwas Flimebeth Sy Anpasens Ralnburgh Peete

Cabinet Stands Against Law For Clean Union Ballots

A cabinet debate centers on whether to enforce clean union ballots and prohibit government interference in union elections. Ministers oppose compulsory secret ballots and any legislation that would intrude on internal union affairs. The minimal agreement favors preserving ministerial discretion and avoiding new rules governing union voting practices.

Yachal Teottiy Frunianballa Ventona

Calwell Warns Migrants Over Two Year Immigration Rule

Mr Calwell warned Australians displaced by war and immigration policy to adhere to the two year rule. He noted most migrants were in job-allocated work and warned a few to respect the system or face departure. Authorities stressed compliance as remaining attendees faced wage orders or repatriation.

Steree Calwall Calwail de Stauttera Yoo Ingaigen Tam Edicrne Australia Calwell

New Basic Wage Arbitration Court Hearing in Sydney

The wage arbitration session adjourned with advocates of the A.E.T.U. urging stronger government action amid ongoing industrial tensions. Speakers argued employment protections, potential strikes, and a need to quell unrest as the hearing resumes tomorrow.

Sydney A.E.T.U Leoree Clatma Tormorrow

Rural Bank Loan A Success in Expansion Plans

Aydeny Thyura Banke reports a £3,000,000 loan at 3 percent for one term, with £1,521.80 matured and cash portion allocated. Total applications reached 12,904,010 with partial allotment noted as the bank expands its activities.

Aydney, Tueadey Thyura Banke Hank

Brisbane Ley 600 Sale Draws Strong International Bids

Brisbane sale at Ley 600 saw a firm market with rates steady at close. Buyers from Great Britain and the Continent led demand supported by local mills. The highest price secured was 96, with competition intense among bidders.

Bribbant Great Britain Continent Tocal Mills Orpegy Fyned

State Propose Changes to Electorate Boundaries

A government sub-committee plans to redraw electoral boundaries to eliminate certain prisons, reduce constituencies by approximately 21,000 voters per electorate, and extend regulations to coastal waters. The intention is to revise districts with input from three members representing rural and metropolitan areas while aiming for broader boundary changes.

Sydney Tusa Lin

Accommodation problem may affect bread deliveries

The Canberra bread supply faces disruption as accommodation shortages hinder bakery staff. Managers report bakers cannot obtain housing or nearby lodging, forcing curtailment of deliveries to about 4.00% of residents. If unresolved, bread manufacture and daily deliveries could drop, with about 1,610 households affected and temporary shortages likely.

Canberra de Wade Bakers Fund Bakers Winterbutorn Department of the Interior Tor Bakers Mui‘wala Histol Hotel Acton Tat Aiaghe Dakorw Bey Grant Dicultien Prowne Chet Carters Abdahi Cagherra

Clerks Back Rhodes for Canberra Election

The Canberra branch of the Federated Clerks Association congratulated Mrs. R. Rhéiteann on being chosen as the Labour candidate for the Canberra seat at the next Federal election. It pledged wholehearted support for her campaign.

Canberrs Federated Clarks! Association R. Rhéiteann Canberra Ttalag Iter

Rugby Union RMC Selects Star XV for Canberra Match

A Canberra at Manuka match features RMC players McDonald Mokes and Hudson in a three hookers set as selectors eye potential star performers. The lineup includes A Wilson J G Menachi We Western auburba Jones M Mitchell Northel and many others with captains and forwards listed. The game, set for 2 pm, will pit Northern Bal Mo 2 against Canberra with J Waters refereeing.

R.M.C Star A Canberra Manuka Dent McDonald Mokes Hudson Sable Pullivar the Brill Bortharn Suburde Tieravar Tera A. Wilson Northa J. G. Menachi Weantern Auburba Jones M. Mitchell Northel Breater Mortha Aalbask Gardiner Behool Ores Ey Prethy Eewpaud J. Syme Morthe J. Groome Grayburo Porestry A. Gy Dionaid Mary Lew Hiden Hunter Raney P. Fentley M. Wileon Areanerorm Dostlandead & Williamson Raab Lew Avecignin Mery Ralf-beck Bk. Howes

New Overdraft Policy For Trading Banks Revealed

A historic draft outlines a new overdraft framework for trading banks. It emphasizes outside funding where needed, cautious advances, and capital structure considerations, with conditions on repayment and limits to safeguard bank liquidity and support working capital.

Quamhs Echuldini Deni Bt Faermamie Rink Eccommindasion Vania Tomita Gore Ge Commonwarith Hank Annvner Carey Cumin Lertanvernnis Commonwealth Bank Mir Codinba

Communist Chief Leaves for Prague Congress

A Communist leader departed by air for Prague to attend the National Congress of the Communist Party of Cescarmloyakia. Reported name variations include Clifton Angynad Welker and Mr. Dixon, the party’s long listed alias. The delegation travels as a fraternal guest of the Australian Communist Party.

Prague Fant AX i Mm Pary Waal Clifton Rewlnald Walker

Chief Judge Drake Brockman Takes Sick Leave

The Chief Judge of the Arbitration Court, Mr. Justice Drake Brockman, has entered sick leave after a long illness. Acting Attorney General Menanie McKenna said Sudan Kelly would act as Chief Judge. The move aims to preserve continuity despite the extended absence.

Drake Brockman Menanie McKenna Abmenor Sudan Kelly Juder Benator McKenna Auatiog Draen-Brockman Moan Ranetany Piarate

Solemn Mass Held for Late Priest Archbishop's Address

The Archbishop of Canberra Goulburn presided at a solemn Mass for the late priest. The ceremony at Christ Church Cathedral featured Monsignor Hayton and Father C. Gillenor among attendees. Bishop Ayden and others offered prayers as dignitaries, including Prime Minister M r Chatter and Dr Evatt, extended condolences and reflected on the priest’s service and faith.

Canberra Goulburn de BeGuier Xinemn Pontifical Mieh Saas Toy Monwignot Pom Hayton Mt. Christ Chet'a Semterday Maas R. Calwelly Tia Kien Res AY Brien Coe Adutor Piahop Cardinal Gurey Miessaignor W. Bevine C.goilhenor Wehlstait Dee O'Ermett Pre B. Wellington O'Conmoy Mauny Monsignora O'Donnell Meduire Haydon Rica Chattey Evatt Gaiwyd Butcher Raydior Young Anipweeck Erie Wallon Dentiny

Appointment of Professor Crisp to Canberra University chair

The Canberra University appoints Professor Crisp to a chair in a health related faculty, following the retirement of Mr Garran as chair of the committee. The professor previously chaired the division of economic policy and will take the post amid reshuffles.

Roelal Bernice Renate Mackey Yrelotay Chayadm John’ Garran Feheirman England Chap Pormerly Beonamie Polley Syouth Poll F Molenie Canberra University Rinocre Heholne We Bean

Ward Placed Garden In Position of Trust

Ward faced recall and controversy over appointing Garden to a trusted post amid accusations of missteps and financial irregularities. The minister and treasury officials defended the action while opposition pressed for accountability and further inquiry. The House adjourned amid tense exchanges and unresolved questions about integrity and propriety.

Ward Sytingey Timnor Toni Bare Wart Garten Welbery Bedra Army Tegan Ba Bern Finn Asa Nimi Sina Aneh Serpoint Meni Tresaurer Condinning Mr. Miller Avene Rincon Pny Apy Oman Bufoma Biewere Veereyers Psb Taran Lm Mister Fillenray Wiens Moat Milles Arfen Restan Miller Ween Monde Tosh

Ban Imposed On Freighter Sold To Philippines

A meeting of the Maritima Transport Council decided to place a block ban on the freighter Ngatoro amid disputes over ownership and crew nationalities. The council then reversed the decision to seize the vessel, noting coal loading constraints and awaiting higher authority, with Philippine authorities and Australian maritime workers linked to the dispute.

Philippines Aydney Maritima Transport Cuuncil Blwck Ngatoro Union Bisemanip Company Tignan Sean Patraayeto Toeration Nandio Becaunes Han IL le Lesve Aken Coal Feinniera Onion Pd. Lorkhully Aip Mariime Transport Counc W. W. Archbold Ch, C. Blrigh, Ltd Apente Australia Aurralian Ceews Tuyers

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