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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 03, 1956

Page

10

Postal Traffic Affected by New Charges in Canberra

Canberra postal services show traffic slightly above normal despite higher charges. Halfpenny rate rise to 4d noted while telegraph and telephone volumes stay strong. New motorcycle and cycle tele delivery schemes introduced, with staff trained for expanded local and distant telegram delivery services.

Canberra Kesman City Post B. Reeve John Colley Delivien le Delivery Nervices Reeves

Funeral of Veteran Industrialist

The funeral for William Miller, veteran trade unionist and public servant, was held yesterday. Miller, 65, retired as arbitration clerk in the Canberra registry of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court in May. He arrived in Canberra in 1925 and Australia in 1911, later serving as A.W.U. president and, after World War II, joining the Courts staff and the Commonwealth Arbitration Court registry.

William Miller Trads Miller Canberra Commonwealth Arbitration Court G. A. Findlay Owen Mahel F. Davidson Public Service Board M. M. C. Richards Department of Works D. Marchant Department of Interior R. Beggs Courts and Titles Office Australia London Healths Manufacturing F Keane Industrial Board

African workers perish in river boat disaster near Jalisbury

A government official said 28 African workers died when a boat capsized in the Zambezi River near Salisbury last Saturday. Only a few survivors were reported from the mishap, with about 70 miles to Victoria Falls.

Jalisbury Reuter A Kesman Victoria

Princess Margaret Heads West Toward Zanzibar

Princess Margaret sails from Port Louis aboard the Britannia bound for Zanzibar on the east coast of Africa. The Mauritius port city hosted festive events during a three day period ahead of the voyage.

Zanzibar Port Louis Mauritius Princess Margaret Indian Ocean

Plan to Build Coal By products Industry Across Australia

Four mining experts submit a plan to the State Government and the Joint Coal Board to develop coal by products such as chemicals plastics nylon and synthetic rubber. The scheme could employ about 8000 people and produce ammonia nitric acid formaldehyde and toluene echoing Ruhr Valley industry.

Sydney Joint Coal Board D. W. Phillips P. Klar Dra. R.H Buchanan G. H. Roper Gima Castle Ruhr Toluens Germany

Holt cites close lines between policy and industry strikes

Mr Holt addressed the annual Federal Clothing Industries Council convention. He argued that despite isolated industrial troubles, Australian clothing shows low average yearly working time loss and that high wages raise costs without benefits. He favored cooperation among employers unions and government and doubted collective bargaining, noting arbitration protects public interest.

Holt Federal Clothing Industries Council Austrais Ameaca de' Pauga Australia United Ae Partea Ty Australis

Cyclist James Crom Injured in Canberra Crash

A cyclist named James Crom of Frome Street Nar mabundah was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital yesterday with head injuries and concussion after a crash.

James Crom Frome Street Narmabundah Canberra

Quadruplets Born to British Couple in Essex

A 29 year old Essex woman Mrs Violet Marshall gave birth to quadruplets yesterday. The heaviest child, a boy, died last night. Mrs Marshall and her husband Irvine lived in a single room with their newborns. The Southend Corporation had warned they could not expect a house.

London Juesasy P.reuter Essex Violet Marshall Yrne Jend Corporation

Granted Time to Pay Debts in Estate Case

Lisaack consented to pay 3 pounds monthly to Dr. Olver and 2 pounds monthly to J. B. Young Ltd toward amounts owed. The arrangement grants time to settle the debts and confirms agreed monthly payments.

Lisaack J. B L. Olver Dr. Olver J. B. Young ‘Ltd

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