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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1954
Page
2
Accommodation Wanted and Room Offers in Times
A garbled classified notice seeks furnished or unfurnished rooms for accommodation and board. It lists multiple requests and offers including a three bedroom home, a couple seeking a rental, and a request for a one month hotel stay with salary details and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cota
Otter
Soman
Southside Tap
Capital Molorn Ltd
Munula
New Era in Western Europe Marks Unity Pact
The article discusses a transformative move toward integrating Western Europe under a collective defense framework. It credits Britain’s leadership and Churchill placing Europe on a path of unity, with Dulles and American backing shaping a new European security order and a strengthened North Atlantic alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Western Europe
Teneo
Europe
Britain
Winston Churchill
Lonteranip
Pencemuer
Anthony Rien
Germany
Af Miale
Dulles
Sorece
Duttes
London
Urape
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
British report hails Colombo Plan progress in Asia
A British government report notes the Colombo Plan, started in 1950 to aid South East Asian economic development, has advanced to the halfway stage. It highlights investments, training, and technical cooperation with Australia Canada New Zealand and other partners, with further commitments totaling millions of pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Katherine Nmicvon
Tawetie
Reeuta
Mont xi Vaneen Enunirvad
Ane International Ex Phanera
Aritaine
Anatralia
Canad
Parliament Debates Repatriation Benefit Bill and Seamen's Pension
In October the Hover of Representatives debated and panned the Repatriation Benefit Bill and the Seamen's Pension. Key figures and party lines shaped the session as lawmakers pushed for reform.
Weather summary for regional area with wind and temperatures
The 24 hour period ends with a warm day and increasing clouds. Winds shift from easterly to southerly, with a milder morning and a final forecast of cool evening conditions and variable wind. Public weather data from meteorological authorities is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depreee
Dim
Pred Lst
Neo Mp
al Mallise Yontay
Migration plans commended amid new arrival debate
The report outlines planned migration initiatives worthy of commendation as Australia prepares to welcome newcomers. Officials highlight the potential benefits of settlement while noting the process will emphasize community traditions and enterprise brought by new migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Interanta
Australia
Australa
Iton& Wine
To & Land Uit Young
Denewspaper Mid
Thought Gelignite Confusion Endangers Glenroy Children
Fragmentary report describes a gelignite incident misidentified as plasticine in Glenroy district. Children reportedly handled a soft explosive in a park near a truck access route, prompting caution and police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenroy
Truck Parka
Cometeucion
Chinese Nationalist Troops Retain Burma Positions
Confused report indicates Nationalist forces in Northern Burma hold areas and seek regroupment while engaging in discussions with the United Nations General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burms
York
Tmuraday
Arme
U.N
Burma
Council Chairman Temme Faces Sparse Attendance
Mr Gordon Temme council chairman notes only eight of the 11 members attended the meeting. Temme refrains from voting and the session proceeds with limited participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Temme
Ge. Tommie
Mew City Hires New Planning Committee Member
The city appointed a new planning committee member, replacing Mr Harris who resigned. The appointee, named Fras Tant Meine, joins the National Kapital Planning and Develop mond Céminides, taking the vacant seat yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar, Frastant
Atul Town
Financial Transcript Shows Higher NS.W. Funds For Year
The report outlines the New South Wales funds with a peak of 28 for the period and a decline linked to overseas price drops. The Auditor General notes reduced royalties after deductions by a Broken Hill company and government expenditure shifting toward railway projects. Alcohol import volumes rose, and revenue overall increased by over a million pounds year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadspam
Raven Witch
Algal
Stara
Raya
Whatehs
Salonna
Be ‘Tre
Shiloh
Mines Department
Inca
Husitwems
Particus
Halfway
Rajeauring
Cup
Tru
Heavy Holiday Traffic Expected In A C T
Turbulent travel forecast as tourist activity rises with an influx of visitors. The Tourist Bureau plans extended hours to accommodate arrivals and service the growing demand. Weather warnings anticipate unsettled conditions and possible thunderstorms over the weekend, with delays likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottigereet
Chen Sara Eeevices
Canberra
Tourist Bureau
Te Utilie Ing
Wtallery
Tm Nuroomf
Jong
Leraay
Festeral Fielf Cutsepert
mointEn
Ixhl
ATLA
Inrne
Tenning
Tonentimant
Woolmarket closes with steady week in merino sales
Woolmarket held firm with no change in prices and demand for merino wool remained strong. Comparisons show competition from the Continent, United Kingdom, and Japan, while buyers from various regions expressed ongoing interest in mill quality wool and several lots traded at firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloe
Bree
Japan
Foral
Milia
Gretsy Merind
Cacia Herth
Quiet Week end For Cricketers Delayed Wickets Slow Season
Reading fragment outlines cricket delays with players missing wickets and late starts. It notes October beginning with seven type wickets, matches limited, and some venues not ready before December or after Christmas. Weather and field readiness influence the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caniaerny
Clutr
Penelice
Peanon
Neang Uiwu Aren Jerie
Queanbeyan
Ant
Disappointment Over S.E.A.T.O. Military Provisions
Discussion of SEATO defense obligations and Australia’s stance as treaty talks steer toward reduced military commitments. Australian External Affairs Minister Casey signals that Australia will press for BEA while Allies face pressure from Non Communist states to join. Legislative action expected after U.S. confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beato
Dante
Australia
Belg
Australweg
America
Merice
Casey
BEA
Iia
Thristiras Roma
Prosalon
Sein
Amerie
Interior Department buys ten new vehicles for fleet
The Department of the Interior purchased nine trucks and one car at a total of 05,638 with models including Holden sedans and vans, International trucks, and a Trenaviount unit. The move aims to refresh ministerial transport amid rising costs and underlines ongoing vehicle acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranaport
Department of the
Commonwealth Gneetto Slo
Aduatra Aliyayy Ply, Ltd
Sydney
Squaee Ynilen O
Mewtulnen
Atin
Nee Realest
Madung-Mt Hagen
Canberra Trial 36-Class Loco On Trial
A partial report notes a 36 class locomotive on trial at Canberra. Details describe testing toward possible Canberra operations with arrival times around early morning and a return or follow up in Sydney. The fragment references express passenger and freight usage and mention a Canberra connection and timetable尝试.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Penmanshipers Event in Valleenturg Town Township
A garbled report notes a chaotic incident in Valleenturg with thirteen people tailed and seventeen injured after a bun ear mishap. Details are unclear but a crowd and misadventure are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penmioners
Pytch Ous Smann
Hague
Muratuy
Prirteen
Una
Bun Ear'yink
Raners
Butch
Valleenturg
Yoateritny
Ministers Debate America First Economic Policy
Ministers at Wonling-on discuss America First style economics amid World Bank and IMF meeting. Officials cite concerns over tariffs and exchange stability while noting potential long term impacts on the global economy and dollar value. Japan's rising role in the global economy is highlighted as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
United Tates
Ihm
America
Atick
Commonwealth
Minietars Aire
Wonling-on
World Bank and
Huternott Nal Monetary Fund
Dhe Bank
Govarnore
United Mater
Ila
Beleving Ae
Snore Jiu
Ner
Bamera
Japan
Han
Ant
House Debates Repatriation Act Amendment Defeated
Parliament floor fight centers on an amendment led by Mr Pollard and supported by Labour. The government ally factions clash over automatic grant or deferment measures and mental capacity clauses amid bitter exchanges. The result: amendment defeated on a 4 to 34 vote as the bill proceeds to final stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. Howe
Sf Votoy
Francis Fuld
Cooper
Sade Pollard
Lab
Laior
Polward
Poland
Pol
Canberra Shares In Vogue For Continental Films
Canberra reports fashion and entertainment notes highlighting Continental Films and stars like Betty? and Jeanette MacDonald. The piece notes MGM reissues and potential December returns, referencing awards and French comedies while mentioning Sydney and Melbourne showings and upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Aime
Sydney Ibestres
Syooreatal
Gary Cooper
Myer
Leaders to Confer on Constitution Reform Plan
The Prime Minister and opposition leaders discussed constitutional reform plans. They proposed an All-Party Parliamentary Committee to inquire into constitutional reform and to consider a timetable for negotiations with Dr. Brewett as a key member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlea
Wil
Line Lander
Evalt
Planes
Alacusa
Tim
Calnet
Dr. Rrvett
Fire restrictions begin early this year
A meeting of the Fire Council decided restrictions should apply from October 25, earlier than usual, to guard the dry countryside. Surrounding areas noted the new start, with authorities citing fire risk and ongoing dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toree
A/G.T. Built Fire Council
Astrida Inn
Mori
Arcus Gematitute
Christian Science Lecture by Dr Archibald Carey
Dr Archibald Carey, noted Christian Science figure and former leader, delivers a public lecture in Detroit. The talk discusses faith healing, Christian Science beliefs, and Carey’s career as an author and lecturer across North and South America, Europe, and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristian
Archibald Carey
Sern Ss
Icaniregetions
Detroit
Egal Mem
1M Corporation
Ned Naoner
North
Amenea
Europe
South
Afric
No Public Service Board Inquiry Report Debated
A fragment notes the Commonwealth public service board delaying inquiry to the government level. Mr W. Duncan states the matter rests with the government, not the board, amid association comments on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Board
Commonwealth Fubt
Mary
W. Dumk
Pepteriay
Rye
State transport censure move on Stoney proceeds
A motion censure against Stoney was carried forward with debate to continue next Tuesday. The record notes the proceeding and the anticipated continuation date.
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