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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1946
Page
4
Fragmented notes describe a military reorganization with emphasis on points and positions. The text mentions leaders, ranks, and the need for caution in planning. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal assessment of troop structure and readiness.
Attorney General Fite will announce next week whether the case will proceed against Major Charie Cou Hearit after receiving reports from the Wolver General, Crown Prosecutor Crawford, and Tasch Nier. The Bersy crimanians and other witnesses were examined as part of the inquiry.
Duke of Glocesters chaffeurs William Halheld rushed to aid after a severe attack. He was transported by air to a Sydney hospital with Central District Ambulance and nurse Bistee McGee assisting during the flight.
The Australian Jour Association contemplates an inquiry into printing of Ted Strips and native comics. The board report is awaited while committees push for reforms in the printing industry and cost concerns over American comics entering Australia.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a crime note describe a revolver used at point blank range during an assault at Syonet Thuraisy. The text mentions walking to a location and a statement about pain and threat, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
The Prices Commission announced a maximum price order covering medicines, groceries, cosmetics and related items. The order aims to cap charges by pharmacists, grocers and firms, affecting over 4000 items across the retail trade.
Fragmentary weather note from Canberra at 9 am and 2 pm mentions temperatures and conditions. Contains unreadable lines and garbled terms.
Canberra Times reports on Labor's cabinet choices after the leadership vote and Evatt's deputy leadership, noting left-wing tensions and the impact on government stability. The piece weighs ministerial appointments, industrial challenges, and Australia's international standing ahead of the next election.
Princes Wil limb and Richard will travel from Canberra to Melbourne for the Victoria tour. They will stay at Government House until the royal party returns to Canberra on November 18. The Duke and Duchess are to meet Governor and Lady Dugan, the Premier, the Lord Mayor, and senior officials at a planned reception.
The report notes only minor changes in coupon ratings amid ongoing rationing reviews. It indicates limited supplies of cotton clothing and textiles and persistent meat and dairy constraints, with December expiry dates and government plans to extend rationing where needed.
North City council says the club intends to appoint a football coach to lead the team next season after a premiership win and strong showings. Officials noted the club has built from a weak base to become a district force and aims to compete in the Canberra Cup while pursuing entry into wider competitions.
Patchy showers expected in the morning with cooler north winds. Moderate to brisk conditions persist with a mix of clouds and brief sun breaks through the day. Temperatures remain cool with gradual warming later in the week.
The German government announced plans to dismantle war plants in Germany including the Krupp works as part of reparations. The North Rhine area faces closures and reductions as these facilities are shut down for reparations, signaling a significant postwar restructuring.
Record shows the inquiry into the basic wage will resume on November 12 after disputes over procedure. Judge Drake-Brockman and counsel discuss conduct while parties argue not to be dominated by outside acts. An official announcement will fix the continued hearing method.
The report warns continued wage demands could cripple industry and cause widespread job losses. Chairman Morgan announced at the annual meeting that rising costs and benefits claims endanger mining and other sectors, with potential impact on gold prices and overall production.
Melbourne reports describe a chaotic session as Speaker George Knox faced heckling while debates stalled. Opposition leader accuses Mr Cain of compromising with the RLU and failing the people, courts, and constitutional tribunals amid a wider industrial dispute.
Detectives hunt for a missing newborn in Melbourne after an early morning break in at a private hospital. Police believe the infant was stolen. no motive yet. Mother Mrs Maine McRay remains at the hospital as investigators search for any trace.
Five people were injured when a tram derailed in Pandale tonight. The wreck occurred near the roadway and a curving track, with officials attributing the derailment to a broken rail or faulty switch.
A Canberra survey of eleven returned public servants finds most plan to stay in the capital, with many taking courses at Canberra University and Canberra Technical College. Housing shortages and cost of living temper enthusiasm, yet optimism grows as ex-servicemen settle into work and study, hoping tourism will boost Canberra’s future.
Fragmentary dispatch reports harsh tribunal actions against Hungarians accused of nomadic acts during occupation. References to penalties and leadership names appear garbled, but indicate a death verdict sought or imposed under wartime authority.
Toe Lirretwr of Awe Gralla's Chambers of Manutectites said last night the organization would not grow to a peace in Industry conference along the line proposed by NAW president Mr Douglas Meth. Withall said the conference was unacceptable to employers of Aer ralla represented by urgent wide section. Australian manufacturers insisted arbitration protects public interests and curbs managerial overreach while safeguarding taxpayers.
The article notes that Mr Lang and Mr Hughes will occupy adjacent rooms in the Jet Wing of Parliament Moon next week. A new female senator from Queenland is not yet allocated a room, while Dame and Lang share nearby space amid a largely full corridor.
The Moderated Clerks' Enton bans wool handled by Dalgety and Company and Allied Mercantile Land and Finance in Sydney. Woolgrowers in other states align with terms reached between Sydney Woolbrokers and the union as a meeting planned for Monday to decide trade. If the ban lifts next week, sales in New South Wales Queensland and Brisbane may resume immediately. Interstate sales are affected.
In Greece a coalition government appears near as mediation with foreign mediation supporters shapes the deal. Reform proposals were presented and reviewed with key figures signaling support while critiques focus on the arrangement and timing.
In Sydney a possible dispute over ballot eligibility for general president candidate Mr Wells. The Central Council meets November 11 to consider recommendations from three councils. Indications favor the north and south wings disagreeing, with Wells’ eligibility pivotal to a left versus right wing outcome.
Two sailors lost at sea after a destroyer crew swept overboard near Port Philip. A Pendlebury and J E Rivett were among the missing, believed to have joined the navy only weeks ago. One man, Binkyuru, was rescued and hospitalised as the craft battled a stormy tide.
A dawn raid by inspectors led to the seizure of fish deemed illegal at Sydney markets. Authorities say the operation targeted an organized network moving fish to undercut legitimate traders. An inspector stated the operation involved surveillance and coordination with federal and local agencies to disrupt the illicit supply chain.
About 50 applicants wait for shop space in Canberra as authorities review diverse interests from photography to cake shops and restaurants. Officials note growing demand and limited availability amid a shifting commercial scene.
Statement calls for public support and funding for a 690 million loan to back defense and welfare. Prime Minister emphasizes national spirit and the need to aid servicemen with rehabilitation and public works. The appeal aims to secure broad backing in Parliament and among voters.
In the Supreme Court Justice ruled clear that the words uttered were defamatory. The jury awarded 430 damages after Eleanor Gheicrém testified she believed the statements harmful and malicious.
Residents in South Australia battle a grasshopper plague described as a wartime emergency. Farmers report swarms damaging wheat, fruit, leaves and lettuce while using every available method to control numbers and protect crops. Local reports indicate rapid, extensive pest pressure disrupting harvests and prompting urgent measures.
The value of tobacco imports to Australia for the month ended rose to 1 million units, more than triple the prior period. Import totals were 1,821,000 compared with earlier levels, with dramatic changes noted in the hearing data. Reot B Eaporia showed 30,573,000 versus 1343 for Beplamiber.
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