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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 24, 1949
Page
2
Community council debate signals union tensions and warnings
A Canturra community meeting reveals council power tensions and fears of unlawful stop-work actions. Delegates' authority questioned as unions face risk of discipline and muting influence on trade policy and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canturra
Tradea and
Mambere
Uniantate
Epoerd
Cave
Australian Workers’ Union
Goudtfal
Lis Gtelslion
Luakeg
Cane
Rlone
Unioniss
Tim Unionuisty
Lochun
Empire Day Address Emphasizes Peace and Progress
Lord Gowrie delivers a message to children urging forward motion toward the future. He reflects on the meaning of Empire Day and calls for unity, reflection, and a shared commitment to peace and the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire
Lord Gere
Aw Arromg
Guinrndeners St
Lord Gowrie
Merkin
Seanas OU
Grand Old Lady of Lithgow Dies After 26 Years as Patient
A long serving figure in Lithgow, Mrs Arthur Dung Uhl dies at 83 after 26 years as a patient. Born in County Mayo Ireland in 1849 she emigrated to Australia and devoted herself to her work and family. She faced extended illness while contributing to the community through church and local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethgow
Menany
Arthur
Ounty Marry
Ireland
Australie
Drath Sentencer Describes Fate of Arabs In FRG Court
A blurred report outlines a court decision affecting two Arabs amid a FRG case. The fragmentary item notes a sentence or oath process linked to a lars and a merchant context, with unclear further details due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnay
Lars
Royal Commission Appointed Over Carintinist Activities
The State cabinet to day appointed Arel Bourne and others as Royal Commissioner and Monday’s counsel to probe tainted wires and activities of the Carintinist Party in Victoria. The inquiry, led by RR. BNO, Stanley Lewis, and R. Moinerney, is expected to begin in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arel.bourne
Taint Ain Charlie Lowena
Victoria
BNO
Stanley Lewis
R. Moinerney
Boer War veteran dies in Melbourne obituary
The Boer War veteran, a former director at Fusroy furniture plants, died in Melbourne. He is survived by two sons and six daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Calipatt
Arm of Furniture Manufacturers of
Fusroy
Twir Sone
Mysterious Birth Grief After Body Found in Hartour
Sydney police report a newborn girl found dead in Hartour during a stormy search by Rotary. Investigators probe the parents of the infant amid a somber city response as authorities pursue leads.
Canadian High Farewell Australis praised by Greens in Canberra
Mr. Greene urged appreciation for Canada and Australia as bright futures and stressed the value of Canadan and Australis ties. He recalled career highlights, Civil Service roles, and the support of Canberra residents while noting absences at official meetings and the importance of strong leadership for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australis
Penviewae
Canada
Ki. Greene
CioPaaeight
Greene
Canberra
Qyany
Australie
Tansmania
Australia
Greens
Mrr
Pacific
DSA
France
Civil Service
Grevne
Downer
Suoreas
Cabinet weighs right wing appeal in Melbourne meeting
In Melbourne on Monday, right wing representatives urged government action against communism. Ministers Labour and key officials met with the group and promised consideration, while editors reported confidence the government would respond to public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Fredgrak
Byamey Las
Cuitpol
Labour
Miloway
Lhottu
Ar. Chidley
Genaral
Senaulr McRevine
Cerviin
Woutht Assie
Minister open to voting rights for Aborigines at Parliament
The government indicated support for extending voting eligibility to Aborigines in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Reports note that Aboriginal residents were allowed to vote under limited or provisional arrangements, with ongoing debate over labor and citizen eligibility and calls for securing broader access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johraand
Dobra
Apauicinion
Viet
Air
Aime
Bread Shortage Hits Bakers District Deliveries
The Bakers District reports a disruption in home bread deliveries across a thirty area with several shops in King Ten and nearby towns affected. Government orders prompt immediate action to resume shop deliveries and restock bakeries while residents request public meetings to address shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ten Ane
Mdavuas
R Carta
Dosena
Lomves
Bern
Aiti
Rommen
Turner
Actom
O'Connor
Westlake
West‘des
Deskin Hy
Meyer Ant Clare
Banery
Tosree
Bakery Distributore
J. W. Grant
Prag
Great
Fey
Canberra
GALL
Pordighers Shoot Rds and Animals at Cotter Reserve
Departmental officer warns of a murder watch in the Cotter Flyer area as Miloistar for the Intamar comments on foreigners in the region. He claims unrest and mentions destruction of animals, noting only iron and PADI are spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pordighers
Cotter Reserve
Cotter
Nmarve
Johnwan
Aid
Aras
Bitus
Public Works Minister Approves City Utility Expansion Funds
Sydney report notes Minister for Public Works Mr. Cyriil approved allocations to several councils for laboratory extension and city utilities. Funds include Wallet Aly Bhire £240 and Shettarbowsr A Municipal Council £65,400, with Young Municipal Council £1,000 and Crew provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Cyriil
Aly Bhire
Shettarbowsr
Municipal Couneti
Young Municipal Coumet
Crew
Extra Plane Fare on Strato-Cruger In Gloomy Announcement
A fragmented notice describes extraordinary air travel fares on Strato-Cruger lines amid uncertain service conditions. The garbled text references meals, cocktails, and drink service as part of a dramatic early aviation era promotion, noting tickets and breakfast at dubious venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strato-Cruger
Miners Demand End to Tag Rule by Coal Owners
In Sydney the Miners Federation General Council threatened industrial action if the coal owners do not withdraw a proposed tag system. A meeting was held with representatives from the industry and Labour unions to discuss the plan. The federation demanded a panacea without any tag imposed, warning of further meetings if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ssinrra’ Federation Gentral Council
Atria Action Uniees
Elon
Devlaisi
Nif Partinn
Gog
Coupell
Cond
Imineta
Williamaeal
Nlatt
Federation
Philippines as Christian Nation Claim Sparks Varying Reactions
The archbishop and Catholic leaders weigh in on the Philippines becoming a Christian nation. The Papal Legate receives the warmest ovation while debates arise over church influence in national identity and policy.
Falstein Denies Money for Watch Movements
Sydney based witness claims no funds were received for imported watch movements. He states shipments were tied to his duties and asserts innocence while noting 186 movements remain outstanding. Hearing adjourned with no further action announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falstein
Sydney
Walter Mtorntert
Max Plated
Sternberg
Widow saved fare to New Zealand
London Monday Mrs Dantrico Hummant saved fare to New Zealand for herself and her son William who emigrated earlier. The records show a voyage payment and a plan to settle in New Zealand for the long term with assistance toward the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
London
Dantrico Hummant
Hieynatold
William
Crruatehiire Te
Liquor Union Claim Before Conciliation Commissioner
An item reports a liquor union claim brought before the Conciliation Commissioner, detailing proceedings at Government Hotel with officials from the Ins Sumsial Board and Union leaders. It notes a case pending resolution on working conditions at a local site and related industrial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commis
Ladlayh
Phesliggis
Niermbeen
Allint
Lionae
Sar Wivaing
Kaxtlake
Riveraide
Public dissatisfaction with home service and prices
A lengthy critic outlines how Government employees are blamed for housing and service costs in Marion, Lawley, and Gorman House areas. The piece notes scarce affordable accommodations, retailer overwork, and limited retail job appeal for youths, signaling broad public anger at price controls and wage constraints amid urban housing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lawley
Gorman House
Bite
Ividwadn
Eark
Retina
Ifanda
Tareo
Fim
Chaherra
National Council of Women
J. Sitehell Ata
Krealor
Lenin
Thime
Paneidera
Powers and delays in Canberra council leadership highlighted
In Canberra Times extracts, the council faces delays as the President of the Council urges timely action. The minority seeks to delegate authority while calls for proper governance and adherence to procedures are echoed amid tense negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaman
Ganoeren
Canberra Times
Penn
Australian Tally With New Zealand Postponed
Trade talks between Australia and New Zealand are delayed. The ministers discuss cooperation and potential impacts on labor, imports, and regional relations as双方 and officials weigh next steps amid global supply concerns.
British Troops Prepare Attacks on Malayan Bandits
British forces along the Malayan frontier concentrate patrols and plan operations to flush out armed bands seen moving toward the Kuala Larue area. Ground troops survey the jungle as commanders expect a large contingent may be hidden amid the dense growth.
Cardinal Gilroy Arrives in Lenbon Japan For Vatican Pilgrimage
Cardinal Gilroy arrived by air at Lenbon in the BELO zone to represent Pope Plum at Mt Franc ia Xavier's fourth ronteuini celebrations in Japan. He was met by Clo ne Wikere Magne, Catholic 0.8. Chaplain, representing Lieut General Robertson, with a pilgrimage from Ne aah to begin next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manioy
Fartiont
Lenbon
Belo
Pope Plum
Japan
Cardinal Oilroy
Wikere Magne
Catholec
Robertson
Violence in Cyprus election raises fears of unrest
Unclear text reports violent incidents linked to Cyprus elections. Mentions an individual named Richata Lyne Moats and others, with phrases about a community and a person named Nicwis captured by Nationalists on Guy Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richata Lyne
Vinledt
Guy Island
Nicwis
Journalists Visit Indonesia Plan Reported
Fifteen American journalists and rate yepneters are slated to visit Indonesia next month. The group will meet with government officials to discuss transport and communication facilities and assess the status of national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ULS
Indonesia
the Hague
Stondy
Politlent Perlie
Bennett Knocks Out Schoonmaker in Boxing Contest
In Sydney Stadium Bennet knocked out Schoonmaker in the sixth round after a fierce exchange. Referee Joe Walia counted, with Schoonmaker dropping to his knee and rolling over as the bout concluded. The Australian champion title was claimed amid the crowd’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Schoonmarker
Rxonry
Manady
AUM
Bantaimight
Champios
Kelley Menneth
Creil Befmonmaker
Inne
Steed
Bydney
Tewan Schoonmaker
Bement
Guhoonmaker
WSL
Ely
Joe Walia
Hieopion
Fragmented text from council ruling on presidential authority
Obscure OCR reads like a debate over presidential powers and council authority. Mentions Blumenthal and Labour, with unclear figures and quotes. No clear event date or location due to garbled source.
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