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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss royal finances and allowances in the House of Commons. Mentions Prince Charles, the duchy, and annual sums including tens of thousands in pensions and grants. Contains unclear lines about hereditary payments and relatives.
Fragmented text describes stalls and activities planned for a community event at a grounds area. Mentions a cake stall, a stall for children, and temporary structures being erected. Unclear names and exact locations.
Judges examined contestants including Margaret Southwell 18 from Canin and Judith Bamner-Mille 19 from Nimbin Road Limore, with James Kercher 18 of Park Thee Ave among witnesses before naming runners up and winners in a NSW event judged by the Epastic Centre council panel.
Fragmented report states Millicent McIntosh, dean at Columbia University, rebuked women students and staff for promoting instability while asserting women symbolize stability. The unreliable text references University policy and ongoing debates surrounding gender roles.
Molly Wood reports on a domestic strain involving Delores Blythe Barrymore, 23, daughter of the late Jona Barrymore, amid a divorce case. The piece reflects a husband's stance on work amid marital conflict and public attention in Vilned.
An annual meeting of the Monaro Escent Center outlined officers and activities including vice presidents, a secretary, and social plans. A birthday cake celebration marked the centre's second anniversary. The report notes gatherings, church halls, and council involvement with local groups and events across May.
Visitors from St John’s Twenty and Sydney prepare for Catholic and educational events in Canberra. The St Columba Women’s Worona will attend the Bu Supper and Jones anniversary celebrations at Nin de Biasante Hall. An all teachers and parents lecture at University College discusses guiding educational practice. Canberra hosts a Catholic Ball and community events with lunch, evening supper, and continuous music.
Readable fragments describe a four column exhibit with main attractions including Barbara Toada and wallets. Mentions of reduced fares, Maltasia, and Stuart on Sahara living. Notes students Sean Walon and Victona with Swan club in Naw, and new residents in Hong.
The High Commissioner for New Zealand Mr G L Alder will depart Canberra tomorrow with Alderton for an official visit to South Australia. They are expected to return to Canberra on May 7. Auber Merianis accompanies the Lagion ae party under arrangements noted in the Wednesday schedule.
The forthcoming Straw comedy Repertory's production will be previewed at Duntmen on Friday featuring authentic military periods bequeathed by General Legg and Colonel Goodwin. Ladies' Auxiliary of the Turner National Football Club hosts a Crazy Whist evening at the clubroom on Saturday. The RAL Auxiliary plans a Thursday event to support the hospital foundation for the new RB.C Mall at Evie op chard.
The YWCA announces Wednesday as Women’s Day with morning activities for young married women and their children. A craft session and gym class are planned, with supervision for children and tennis club participation. Local members will oversee morning programs and coordinate care.
Acting Commonwealth Statistician Mr Carver announced a year of housing expansion with more houses begun and completed than ever before. End of December shows 80,101 houses under construction and 12,?4 under construction, 19,711 completed in NSW, 21,025 in Victoria, totaling £366,470,000 value. 118,267 people were on building now, marking a peak.
In Sydney Tuesday Appeals Court Justice Holden increased the penalty for Herbert Henry Papworth, 86, a Watertown lecturer, who appealed a sentence for stealing a motor wheel tyre and tube worth 29 shillings. The court noted a pattern of conviction against Papworth and warned motorists of rising offenses.
The Duke of Norfolk led a Coronation joint committee in London to review the procession route from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey for the June 2, 1885 ceremony. Dominion Commissioners attended as the Queen was slated to ride at the head of the Queen's Guard on the royal birthday.
In Minnehapoliz, Evelyn West asserts inflationary pressure has compelled a rise to 100,000 against a policy tied to a treasure chest. The report notes tension with authorities and references procedural constraints under Longa.
A fragmented clipping mentions Brean and Aust inking a deal or agreement. Details are unreadable but indicate a formal action between two entities. Further context is unclear from the legible text.
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