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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
3
A fragmentary ad-like text touts a cabinet maker and wood worker in Ringwoon Vic, promoting final skill with timber and a supposed health boost. It mentions Ovaltine, vitamins, and a physician’s endorsement, urging readers to try a product at a low cost and enjoy flavor.
The ACT District Richy League schedule features East Queanbeyan versus Northbourne, Rast Queanbeyan against Kopiin's Flat, and West Queanbeyan facing Canberra's nominal Causeway. Captain's Flat shows form, while North Canberra and West Canberra short on wins, with knockout prize money planned for Queen's Birthday weekend.
The article notes a Rugby League trial and a full dress rehearsal for the First Test in New Zealand. It states the First Test will be June 9 and that selectors from Queensland and New South Wales will attend, with Cyril Connell and Jim Bennett arriving, while the New Zealand team is due in Sydney next Monday.
John Garfield noted as a “youush guy” on stage and in films died of a heart attack yesterday in the Manhattan apartment of Iris Whitey, an actress and dancer. Garfield had visited her Tuesday night and collapsed shortly after returning home.
A misread OCR listing items includes motor trimming parts side curtains a door handle and upholstery components with several garbled product names. The text reads like a warehouse or catalog fragment referencing items associated with storm damage or material components.
A parliamentary session discussed the meaning of irrevocable letters of credit in import transactions. Key figures David Jones Ltd, Harrison, and Dr. Fevatt argued over whether such letters were effectively unlimited. The debate touched on government safeguards, banking controls, and potential damage to national commerce. The Acting Prime Minister Arthur Fadden defended government measures to protect public security and urged careful consideration of import financing rules.
Washington discussions reveal Congress may reject an 8,000 mile aid package to allies facing Soviet threats. Foreign Affairs Chairman James Cohurte argues the Mutual Security program proves strength in unity, while supporters warn a failure endangers national security against communism.
WreatMe offers an array of floral arrangements including bouquets boxes and baskets crafted for occasions. The shop emphasizes fresh stems artistic designs and reliable delivery across local areas. Customers can choose from classic roses tulips and lilies with customizable add ons for personal touches.
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