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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1948
Page
2
Fragmented report notes Allied dispatches about food and price impacts in Palestine and Britain during wartime, citing air raids, timber leases, and government measures. Mentions a premier figure and legal actions, with compressed quotations reflecting public debate on wartime policies.
The document discusses the legality of recognizing a new State of Israel within Palestine's mandated borders. It contrasts British and US positions, notes Russian influence, and cites international law criteria for statehood, emphasizing organized government and capability to maintain relations. The piece critiques US politics and UN dynamics shaping recognition.
A government report notes the Middle East conflict may curb petrol supplies and rationing. It details potential effects on air and road transport, ongoing administration tightening, and possible reductions in petrol allocations if imports tighten.
Fragmented OCR text recalls debates on empire and dominion, with references to Canada, Australia, and Britain. It evokes a mythic history, mentioning leaders, military outposts, and a Plutarchian parable as a moral lesson about unity and strength.
The article outlines a garden related murder trial with Judge Dowery noting possible appeals against rulings. Defendants include Martin Al and Harcourt Garden, with trials set for March 10 and related proceedings to be decided by the Supreme Court on a later date.
A man named Ayoney Sionday Willian flewton 4 of Urickiayes was remanded by the Compa Police Court on a charge of abduction of a step daughter. Bail set at 300 pounds. Detaenyewe tom of the Tantut company of Ue testified. He threatened an interested party at the police station.
Forecast for Canberra region over the next twenty four hours indicates scattered clouds with light to moderate winds. Temperature and precipitation details are unavailable in the fragment, but the notice suggests typical regional weather patterns for the period.
Fragmentary weather bulletin from Canberra listing temperatures and wind details. Mentions 87.9 degrees, 25 499 diets appears misread. No coherent forecast or times clearly readable.
Personal wr. R Price of CMLG arrives in Canin Fra to assume duties as deputy high commissioner for the Var Kingdoms, succeeding Sir Walter Hankinson.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a visit by Eamon de Valera to Tasmania with scattered names and places. The garbled lines mention individuals, a grave, and a cottage tied to a person likely named Manger or O Brien, all within an unclear context and timeline.
A fragmentary report notes Beveridge launching a campaign seeking global peace. The garbled text references world conflict, restraint of war and calls for action by an authorial figure, though details and sources are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A court session discusses a prearranged cable message linked to a trust dispute involving Lacy Joynton Smith and Abe Joynton Smith in New Zealand. The matter centers on the removal of trustees and alleged inducement related to suspicious payments and cross-examinations.
Storm claims from Turner were filed for damage but repairs would take weeks. An Interior Department official reported about 200 root leakages plus claims from Turner range up to £8. Damaged carpet in Wanahocaut Gardens noted as part of the impact. Habitable sections and nearby areas face repairs.
Sydney Dertin, a prominent horseman and owner of a leading trotter, died recently. He was a noted driver and champion pace setter, with a career centered around Bir Woume and Dimiton areas, leaving a lasting mark on the racing community.
The Prime Minister will wind up the government campaign on Wednesday night under electoral law. Referendum backers and opposition await Western Australia before he heads to Adelaide and Canberra to appeal voters.
A fragmented text outlines concerns that rejection of the referendum would legalize or ban marketing schemes and profiteering, claiming effects on workers and rural laborers, while citing political figures and fears of rent controls and economic shifts. The source mentions Premier statements, public figures, and imagined consequences of policy changes.
A leading opposition figure at Double speaks on the referendum exposing alleged obfuscation. He argues campaign tactics mislead voters with threats and price taxation claims, accusing Communists and Lowlands factions of steering attention away from core issues and national price policy.
In a wartime exchange, officials discuss meat purchases to Palestine and Britain. Mr Retfords notes planned inquiries into media claims about Jewish agency influence and price controls, while Minister Pollard references British standards and a surplus supply aimed at Palestine markets.
Fragmented report notes substantial shipments from Australia to Palestine and other regions with no impact on domestic goods. Government minister comments on commerce and reports of acquisitions abroad appear inconclusive, while Melbourne and Sydney markets show ongoing activity despite supply concerns.
In Brisbane Mummons Court today a witness hurled a glass at a barrister after fainting during testimony. Mrs Claire Teobel Grove described the incident as a man threw the glass toward Mr Haume, missing him and shattering nearby. Mrs Grove exited the courtroom with her bag as tempers flared, and the case was adjourned with Mr Killie summoning further action and Mr Filler adjourning the summons.
Voters faced a referendum on rent powers amid broadcasts urging No from Lang MP and Labor opposition. Debate centered on dictatorship fears and the regimental shift in governance, with arguments about who would control the powers if adopted and the role of government branches.
SYDNICY Monday report quotes the Minister of Supply praising price controls as beneficial. The piece notes public shortages and queues for basics, urging vigilance against repetition of the depression era. The minister and allied supporters advocate continued inflation relief measures amid economic strain.
Clergy gathered at Gouma for the Ruri Decanal Conference. Attendees included Archbishop Robertson of Canberra Canon D mH Blanctau Rev We Hoytden Tombala Canon K Le McKeown and Rev W Pyke. Delegates discussed multiple proposals for consideration by the Djenogon Couneth.
"Bush Cheiateass" produced in Australia receives the Hoy Rnuplin Beclety's major prize for the film Austra lun-ainle valurr iagth im toe. A bronze medallion goes to Mr Bougins tary, producer of a Seminte docs nentary film "Mor Raster."
Melbuiant Monday report notes Anal Trenaont Indilatey and Lad seek permission to issue increased capital through a writ. The Treasury confirmed limits on share value and timing for TilrtnL title era. Regulations questioned as beyond Parliament powers. authority disputes and approvals referenced with share issues and vehicle hotel spending.
Empire Day celebrated in Canberra with over 100 children at the Athe Ainaite School and Capitol Theatre. The Victoria League hosted a reception at the High Commissioner’s home for the United Kingdom, with 70 members and a Food for Britain Fund appeal. Canberra delegates and New South Wales and Australian representatives praised imperial unity while recalling Queen Victoria’s birthday. Children sang, a school choir performed, and local celebrations included bonfires and a parade despite limited official resolve and ongoing war concerns.
The report outlines free radiologic services under a heart scheme, aiming to include all eligible public hospital patients. Senator McRenna and others spoke at the opening of two radiology centers, one equipped for x rays, with conferences planned to discuss further expansion and radiology’s role in treatment.
Irina and Macey Wallar are reported to have died in a train incident while the ponies from Mex Reheseling likely won. Officials say a fear was tenacious as teams faced injuries and delays during the event.
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