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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 03, 1946

Page

3

Judge Denies Man’s Request To Pay Wife’s Divorce Costs

In a Divorce Court proceeding, Judge Skilbane indicates a change sought by Philp and Laurence Schnitzerling could shift costs to wives. The jury finds adultery proven against Mary Pearl Schnitzerling, wife of Reg Schnitzerling. The judge declines the order making the husband pay his wife’s costs and contemplates rule changes.

Skilbane bin Yay Ald Ovary Philp Asi Laurence ‘Moaman ‘Schnitserling Mary Pearl Schaitzerling Reg Costa

Extra Trains to Canberra Announced by Sydney

Additions to Sydney Canberra service will run on Saturdays with arrivals at 2119 in Canberra and return journey later. A Monday night train was introduced after years of effort by Mr A B Gardiner and Canberra Services Branch secretary H R Waterman, overcoming initial bulkways department refusal.

Sydney Canberra Pam A. B. Gardiner Advisory Council

Court Allows Bail Despite Police Objection in Redfern Case

Clarence Francis Wood, 19, charged with assault and robbery of an elderly man at Redfern on September 14, was granted £200 bail after court proceedings amid police protests. Police guarded the courthouse as the hearing occurred with the encircling crowd present.

Sydney Youn Asnault Roby Bery Redfern Clarence Francis Wood Labourer Sergi Zlokoleff Hin Wood

Streamlining Records in Public Offices Canberra

Efforts by Public Service department heads in Canberra aim to streamline the archival system. Tony Teall and Kalak Pty representatives discuss reducing documentary copying and microfilm recording to save space. The plan weighs the cost and number of machines needed to speed up records alignment.

Vatesamiie Public Service Canberra

Catholic Bishop Charged With Forcible Mass Conversions

In Belgrade a Catholic bishop and four clergy face charges in a war crimes probe over alleged forcible mass conversions. Prosecutors say a report to the pope detailed conversion acts while villages resisted. Monks were later sentenced for terroristic activities as other individuals received prison terms.

Supreme Cou Blaic Plepiiec Barejevo Arma Cve

State Lottery notice fragment at Forton Ireet details

Fragmentary lottery notice lists prizes and entrant names including Latchhardt and A Dale. Mentions Union Street Pigbe’s Hall and Petersham entries with partial numbers. Draw date incomplete but indicates a draw will occur for prize numbers while rest is unreadable.

Five Day Week Refused by Industrial Court

Sydney judge rules against five day week and closing time limits for shops in the Sydney metropolitan area and against youth bicycle deliveries. The decision upholds a 10 minute daily rent pause and a week’s annual leave on full pay, while denying wage increases and prohibitions on youth delivery.

Sydney Owe Leteure Particu

Davis Cup Fayees Show Form In Championship Games

Davis Cup players Bromwich and Adrian Quist easily won the doubles for Metropolitan championships at Strathfield. Sidwell defeated George in singles, with multiple players posting wins in both men’s and women’s divisions. No public bookings for Davis Cup seats were announced as officials consider moving Australian championships to Sydney and decide on October 21.

Sydney John Bromwich Adrian Quist Strathfield FR. Alexander C. Smith Quist Brotn~ciely Billy Sidwell George Crawford Worthington Gilchriat W. Sidwell Henley R. Kerrin N. Travera T. Lacan K Walker J Martin J. Gilchriat A Huxley J. Bramwich Alexander C. Smith J. Hartigan Martin Ti. Jengina F Finn S. Grant Mrs .E Roy Hi Taylor Mes Baiwn V. Ashford P. Jones Worthingtom Johnstone KC. Walker RG. Alexander R. McCarthy G. Ryder F Herringe R, Cumming Toy A. McFarland Eldridge Mrv.n. Horknoat Jauper Mimea Melbourne LAA Fullerton Fiona Bydbey Swill Counnell

London A Year Plans Egg Distribution From Canada

A London plan aims to obtain surplus eggs from Canada to provide each Brie da with about 12 eggs per year. Officials say sufficient supply will be secured to meet the demand.

London Yatract Canada Ahmed Brieda

Rail engines converted to oil for broader use

Oil burning locomotives are being tested and introduced to reduce coal reliance. One unit operates at Culvert with plans to convert more, aiming to offset coal shortages and meet rising railway demand across routes including Goulburn Lithgow and Broadmeadow. Overall goal is to run seven engines on oil, four times greater efficiency than coal.

Catlway Iit Goulburn Lithgow Broadmeadow

Hotel Licence Granted to Single Woman at Cosmopolitan Hotel

Dorothy Moya Hartigas of Mias applies under the new Liquor Act to transfer the Cosmopolitan Hotel licence in Erskineville from her cousin. The single woman seeks approval to operate the establishment under the act.

Sydney Mias Dorothy Moya Hartigas New South Wales Leence Muwle Erskineville Thomas Goggin

Canberra to Orange Bus Service Approved

The Ministry of Transport grants approval for a Canberra to Orange bus service with special conditions. The operator will introduce the route and comply with new terms, including tax and fare arrangements, with practice run slated for a future date.

Canberra Orange Rydney Ministry Ye Transport Smp O'Bulivan Cantherra Tne Arsigors

Thief Escapes In Railway Tunnel In Sydney

Fragmentary report describes an escape in a rail tunnel in Sydney on a Wednesday. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest a theft or escape incident within transit infrastructure and a pursued suspect.

Amalgamated Hatchmen Expands Far East Poultry Restock

The Amalgamated Hatchmen announce a successful dispatch of thousands of day old chicks to Singapore and the Far East. Chicks are hatched at Banka town and delivered to Canberra or ANA office before noon on delivery days Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.

Far East Bankatown Canberra ANA

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