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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 27, 1946
Page
2
Fragmented text records a family gathering for Mr Rannath Morris and Misot Bare Jotae Churias, mentioning a Catholic wear event and a location at 118 Crew feet Mt Queanbeyan with a Medicare style note, unclear dates or details.
Canberra fought back to draw with Manly after a hard fought match. West and Tay score for Canberra with Malcohe and Bald crossing for Manly. Cadets and Cadets reserves posted wins in other fixtures as the North teams prepared for a training run at North in the afternoon.
Thieves conducted a Sunday raid at Ballevun area house of Mr Frederick Harry L Uaembastiy Tew, entering through a bathroom window. Jewelry, cash, and clothing valued about £200 vanished. furniture dragged and furniture moved to Moorant edge. Separately, Canvas Awning Co store reported theft of cash and canvas articles valued at £180 after entry through the door.
Government delays in planning and building office space in Canberra have led to extended use of temporary facilities and stalled private retail investment. The situation leaves the city with inadequate administration premises and worsened living conditions as shopping blocks face slow redevelopment and expansion remains blocked by official indecision.
The Duke of Gloucester attended the Tayal Highni vine Barvire at Parramatta church yesterday morning. He unveiled a memorial window during the service, then visited the King's School where he was greeted by the Archbishop of Sydney, the girl Ravet and Dr Nowll, the President of the School Council, and the headmaster Mr HD Heke. He inspected the school cadet core after reception.
Sydney reports the Governor-General and the Duke of Jouewater unveiling a memorial church honoring pioneer members, with Archbishop Mawil dedicating the window. The royal party then inspected the area and the Duke announced a holiday for students in recognition of the occasion.
Fragmented OCR article describes Royal Canberra golf event forecasts and results with scattered names and scores. Mentions participants such as A Bull, N Parbery, T Jordan, D Deane, W Bridge, and others amid weather notes and course conditions.
Readable parts show weather observations in Canberra with temperatures around 40 degrees at 2 to 3 pm and barometer readings. The text is garbled but indicates a sequence of hourly measurements and minimums for a single day.
The Prime Minister confirmed the late Senator Keane will have a state funeral, moved from Saturday June 1 to Friday May 3. Arrangements place the funeral in Melbourne with formalities previously announced.
Catalina sighted a trawler about 300 miles off Port Macquarie with radio contact established and tow action initiated. The vessel, described as near 190 rating, was diverted toward the tow vessel as the Catalina maneuvered to assist near Port Macquarie, New Zealand tone.
Former Administrator C Abbott arrives by plane and flags widespread disruption in land matters. He cites industrial issues, a labor strike at the wharf, and delays caused by government action, warning development is held back despite promises of a better future in the Northern Territory.
A man with a large jackknife attacked a Redfern residence injuring five people and one woman. Police search for the assailant as victims, including Robert Cusbert and Alfred Crook, are hospitalized with head, chest, and leg wounds in the chaotic scene. Witnesses describe a crowded, bloodied room and scattered furniture as the intruder fled.
A sermon at Paul’s Church urges Christians to seek God’s revival and prayer amid global war. The speaker calls for peace, a spiritual awakening, and a shift from worldly conflict to divine righteousness, warning that prayer and sacrifice are needed for national and church renewal.
In Canberra to avert threatened stoppage in northern coalfields, Judge Drake-Brockman calls a compulsory conference for Friday. Union members report long delays in workers’ compensation claims while officials seek a joint approach with mine owners and unions. Prime Minister approval and talks with the Tubing Federation are expected to shape a peace plan for the coal industry.
The Department of Commerce stated that negotiations have taken place for a loan of about 6 000 tons of potatoes from Australia. The sale to Japan would not cause shortages for local consumption as Australia typically has a surplus, with any temporary shortages due to shipment delays between states.
The report notes Prime Minister Chifley agreed to hold coal talks after a week of pressuring events. He was urged to meet miners and owners representatives and to include the Minister for Supply in discussions. A conference planned for Friday led to a plan for a meeting with miners and owners shortly after.
Ex soldiers plan new Ber rydton suburb near Oxley to house about 2000 homes within two years. Organized by the Bervicston Co operative Body for Ex-Servicemen LAG, the scheme includes churches schools theatres shops sporting facilities and factories to ease housing shortages.
The French military authority ordered the tower outNort Gea to deliver 200 Prone Maga by June 19 following the removal of three French flags. They also commanded the Germans to replace the flags and provide guard for the area.
A conference at the Sydney Showground chaired by the Minister for the Army and the Royal Agricultural Society discussed reviving the Sydney Royal Show. Army officers led inspections across areas as plans were outlined for an early restoration and event arrangements for this year.
In Bremer by election held Saturday final tally shows James Donaaid 140 votes leading early counts. J Toeald 443 votes and HW 8 for Ghapcott People Party 3.206 with remaining ballots to be counted. Bremer has been Labour stronghold since 1815.
The WEW sugar and tea coupon schedule changes take effect June 3 with updates on pages 7 of the food ration booklets. Original allocations are revised and points rationing may trigger new coupon use, with specific entries for food and tea adjustments outlined.
Tension rose at the Manuhu Overl stadium Saturday as umpire T. Whatton threatened to withdraw after signalling no further participation. Players and supporters jeered him. officials later disciplined some participants, with mixed play quality improving after halftime but overall deteriorating.
Public notices announce electricity restrictions in Victoria with operation starting tomorrow. Private homes and industrial undertakings will be directed. essential train services will run with reduced off peak service.
A Canberra review of Riders of the Sea critiques uneven acting by Dorothy Fos and Wendyhaw, with praise for Man Loveday and the Keeulay women. The production gains from restrained delivery and solid scenery by Lin Owen Jamison, but overall the text hints at impending doom and misfires in character portrayal.
Readable fragments indicate phosphate supplies from Nauru will be welcomed by Allied nations and aid in war effort. Mentions expected wheat imports and broader strategic use, with notes on supply rates and allocation during the conflict.
Japanese sailors are stranded awaiting transfer as a naval committee discusses the fate of a coal burning ship near Katoomba. An army policeman notes possible refusal to board while the Seamen's Union denies any collision with Geneva Conventions claims.
Large crowds filled Melbourne Town Hall for a Cardinal Gaot reception. Doors opened at 2, crowd swelled to capacity, some women collapsed and received aid. Police and escorts regulated entry as Archbishop Mannin and Bishop McCarthy led the procession through streets after the event.
Ambitious plan outlined by Br. Panico at the Mt Margate maternity block opening, urging migrant Australia to welcome new-born Australians and support national growth through families and basic services.
A tribute farewell for Estelle Peters features pianist Egland and soprano Mina Shit with baritone Hunt and a Deluaay group. Peters performs Chopin in B minor and Bach Italian Concerto, joined by tenor, mezzo, and chorus as supporters and a crowd hopeful for a warm sendoff.
About 100 relatives and officials greeted the ship Indefnlgabla when it arrived Sunday. Five American women were on board. The welcome featured long arrivals at the dock and notes of gratitude.
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