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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists veterinary surgery and physician services, plus chiropractic and dental offerings. Mentions locations near Paton North Ride and Marys Widge, with references to Cap I Theatre and air post treatment. Strong entities include CHUROPODIST and MANUKA.
The results list Owen Lambert 87 and Patrick Johnson along with peers Susan Croft Pamela and others from Tirad Hy Margene N Karheyie and Mote Thnetane. Notable scores include Homma 78 and a mention of Patrick Johnson finishing with strong marks.
New York lawmakers plan to push for a revision of the city charter this week. A constitutional review conference is arranged to evaluate the charter and consider amendments, with the aim of delaying the charter review process.
Partial weather note reports temperature ranges from 24 to 69 degrees with westerly winds. Forecast mentions a chance of showers, freshening winds and possible coastal conditions for the day ahead.
The Canberra Times reports on the Malaya issue as Australian forces advance under the Stanila Pact. It notes Labour Party critics, the Singapore/Malaya situation, and David Marshall preparing to travel to London to push for self governance progress while London weighs independence pace.
Government housing plans faltered due to financial limits as Works Director J. James told the ACT Advisory Council. Debate covered private initiatives, public works, and potential relief schemes, with officials noting delays in new home construction and possible future action before Parliament.
The council agreed drafts on Company Regulations 1036 to cap formation fees for foreign firms at £20 and considered related transport ordinances. Members noted time constraints and urged further study before finalizing changes to the International Ordinance M47 and Motor Trade Regulations.
City officials debate a shift of funds toward improving inner city facilities. Kent Hughes advised the Advisory Council that more outdoor recreational areas outside the city could be funded as alternatives to spa plans. He noted continual representations from local groups and emphasized city gains from reallocating available money.
A report notes the thousandth Colombo Plan student to come to Australia will depart Darwin by air for study at the University of New South Wales. The student, travelling with a party from Canberra, is expected to study engineering and follow the plan’s aims. The affair is described as a milestone with overseas students preparing to proceed to Australia.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Prime Minister of Ceylon and a speech on the British Commonwealth of Nations democracy. The text mentions defense of democracy and potential sacrifices but is largely garbled with misread names and phrases.
The department urged action on northern London street noise amid a council dispute. Officials, including Minister Tyme, discussed preventing loud machinery and protecting residents as a long term plan unfolded.
The Advisory Council urged NSW authorities to base club liquor licences on stricter conditions. Debate centered on trading hours and publican conduct, with police avoiding enforcement clashes as provisions for 10:20 pm closures were discussed and refined.
Residents report confusion as off peak bus changes take effect yesterday. Timetables and crews began adjusting, with riders noting unclear schedules and limited service during the transition period.
Brigadier Blackburn is appointed to the Australian National Airlines Board. The move follows his resignation from a Commonwealth position to join the new war effort as a commissioner. Townley announced the appointment for Air Melbourne.
Readable fragments show Canberra installing modern fire protection in public buildings over the past year. Parliament House relies on new automated alarms and upgraded detection, with aims to save costs and improve safety across sites including government offices and public venues.
In Downey California relatives gathered at the longtime home of Mrs McKellar as her 100th birthday was anticipated. Nephie spoke with friends about plans and a party, while others recalled years of shared memories.
The report notes a theft case in Canberra involving Golh Juinea Finley 24 who admitted taking a vehicle with intent to dump it in Canberra. The vehicle was recovered within ten minutes by police after it was parked near Hartman Bixee. Finley pled guilty to illegally using the vehicle and faced fines totaling 30 pounds with additional penalties.
A discussion on restoring the Industrial Board is delayed as lawmakers consider details of wage margins and worker conditions. The debate references constitutional constraints, potential court action, and the role of federal bodies in industrial relations.
A lively Canberra Philharmonic performance at Albert Hall praised the music and stage craft but noted drag between numbers and inconsistent dialogue. Individual performances by Greta Benone and others drew praise for grace and vitality, while production limits and costs of a new pool facility were discussed with audience impact.
A reader letter critiques Canberra amenities citing Mr David Syowther and local Civic Camize. The piece praises polite waitstaff and clean dining areas while noting reservations about management and perceived merit.
Wealthy resident Anim killed in the home of Wite as shots rang out at a hotel nearby. District Attorney H Wyant Gulottin led the investigation with New York society figures contacting officials immediately after the shooting. Wite’s body lay in bed with a single pistol shot wound to the head.
The university announces examinations starting in December for students enrolled at multiple colleges including Ashbourne University and University College. Candidates from Canberra and Sydney, among others, prepare under supervision for arts commerce and other subjects as part of the autumn session.
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