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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 29, 1946
Page
5
Liberal candidates for NSOV seats feature Stochet, Twenday, and two exarviceman as contenders. One candidate, Me. Front Freie ba, an accountant, is tied to West Bydnvy, while Lieut. Bae Beier remains in ongoing status.
Melbourne report notes Air Vice Marshal A Cole endorsed by the Liberal Party to oppose Labour candidate Holloway for the Minister for Air portfolio. Details of the endorsement and dates unclear due to damaged text.
The English Rugby League squad will play Group 8 at Manuka Oval in Canberra. Prime Minister Me Chifley will officially welcome the visitors to Parliament House and a dinner will be tendered after the match. The team features Ted Ney and Bert Mie among others, with several players from the 1941 premiership side.
Sydney police report 20 year old Stanley Benger of Paddington was shot in the stomach when a rifle exploded at his home in the tower area of Momach. He claimed to have cleared the rifle from his bedroom, reloaded, and attempted to walk across the area before slipping on carpet causing the explosion. He stated he had planned to eat when the accident occurred.
London reports Cablow moving to resolve a misunderstanding from a week end statement by Mr Morrison about a food mission to Washington. The Lords President's statement to the House of Commons was deferred until tomorrow as British and American governments seek agreement. The talks aim to soothe troubles and outline general food conditions ahead of the Commons debate.
London dispatch reports Chancellor Figl says Austria cannot be treated as belligerent so a peace treaty is unnecessary. He calls for defined demarcation zones and laments divisions within the party while stressing a settlement rather than a peace accord.
A London based Labour MP described a month on a continental diet under 1000 calories daily, claiming to have shed over a stone in weight. In a broadcast to America he explained the experiment aimed at understanding famine impacts in Europe and testing dietary effects.
Fragmented notice from an old newspaper listing diverse items and notices. It includes job ads, accommodations, sales, and various readers’ requests with numerous partial phrases and misspellings. The readable segments reference assistant positions, clerical tasks, household maid needs, a junior typist, and accommodation inquiries among many broken lines.
Notices warn of nine more practice runs near Duntnoch from May 1 1906 to 10 am June. Bounds run from Ha jura Post Office east to Queanbed Sutton Road and Federal Highway. Norh by running toward Masp Port Office junction with Federal Highway. Public danger zone marked near Wakefield. Royal Military College students and local workers affected by operations.
Incomplete OCR details advertise tyres in sizes wheel types and price inquiry. The notice requests inspection and pulling particulars to Mr Hill and Mr Went at Timen Office. Includes car parts and potential buyer details, with no clear objection or outcome.
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