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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1954
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists multiple job lines for Avetbalian National University including positions or departments. It mentions a typist role with experience, salary figures, and references to engineers or technicians, but the text is garbled and only partial names and terms like carpenters and joiners appear among stray phrases.
A summary of views from the Institute of Public Affairs and Melbourne commentators advocating an Australian economic advisory council. The piece argues Canberra is distant from industrial realities and stresses a national, detached perspective, suggesting models like the UK National Economic Remainary Board and economic surveys to inform policy. It notes the Budget speech alone cannot reveal full policy implications and urges broader, annual national income and expenditure data to illuminate trends.
United States Woolgrowers were invited to Australia by the Australian Wool Bureau. Acting Minister for Agriculture Senator Meebeay said the bureau would becommenced on invitation. The plan included visits to wool stores and woolgrawern centers to show practical cooperation between the two countries.
Barometer readings and temperatures across Canberra show a warm day with northeast winds and scattered cloud in the afternoon. Outlook calls for warmer trends, possible ceterm weather with unsettled activity and a risk of thunderstorms in the southeast region.
The Pastures Protection Boards approve amendments to the Pastures Protection Act. Changes raise charges for large flocks and sheep, with higher gate and fencing costs beginning next year. The landowner bears full contribution, and travelling charges are added for stock along roads. The Premier Mr Cahill states the reforms aim to improve pasture protection and fencing obligations.
G. and Hhiemett declared at yesterday’s council meeting that he will realign from the Yur Fowlurala Mhire Council. Cx. Burnatt has served as chief draughtsman at Lake Minos Flat since 1947 and will leave the district at month end to take a job with the Wa Conservation and irrigation Commission.
A garbled clipping notes a series of assault related terms and names including Pamela Catherine and others, with references to a medical or legal proceeding and a public notice context. Detected items mention faces slapped and a driver from Cobb Street, but details are unclear and many words appear corrupted. The piece ends with a cryptic attribution to a publications company and author.
A man vainly sought a timber permit from the Forestry Commission but was refused. The report notes Bucknap, Belftert, and others present at the inquiry discussing timber from the Twiling and Pia and mentions discussions about Mr Scheele’s license.
At the annual meeting of the Canteens group in Canberra, a motion urged commemorating Griffin by naming the Griffin Basis and linking it to significant arts. President Molr deplored public apathy and a drift from social life. Grenfell Rudduck chaired the gathering as secretary Neville Ward and teacher J Solr joined the committee to arrange a national memorial event. An Anal report will be prepared for the executive meeting of RALA in Canberra next month.
The O’Connor Centre hosts an Open Week to mark Ita second birthday with activities for over 120 children. The programme includes painting drawing gardening flower arranging storytelling and outdoor play in groups through the week under staff supervision.
An outburst over a rival sparked a court case where terms in the Gere Bian language were debated. Calian admitted an argument with Kintieawales over finances, while Sladenwiecs and Fauionweice Em were noted in the proceedings. The judge considered the strong language and potential offense in context, with a cautious ruling on the use of the term swinehund and related terms. In another matter, an inquest was announced for James Spencer, 87, of Guran Dayan, fatally injured in a truck collision near Queanbeyan, to be held by Coroner H. J Underwood.
Tentative plans for the Canberra Eisteddfod in a year were discussed at the Canberra Eisteddfod Society general meeting. President J Brophy indicated stronger national support with potential prize money and a combined Canberra Culture Week concept to showcase young talent across districts.
An official notice outlines Princess Margaret’s Caribbean trip with Caribbean stops and plans to attend London church events in February, noting the voyage to expand Commonwealth ties. It mentions Jamaica and Kingston as focus points and hints at a cornerstone ceremony in Travalen.
Health Minister Birle Page announces new ambulance charges in the ACT. Local journeys will cost 13 shillings sixpence, with longer trips set at 16 miles according to the gazette. The Canberra Community Hospital Board plans to implement the new rates.
The Supreme Court on Saturday ordered an attachment writ against Frederick John Cooper for contempt. Under a court order dated February 12 1964, payments were to be made to the petitioner and her solicitor, with weekly sums until final alimony and costs. The ruling directed initial payments of £80 and weekly deposits to cover alimony and costs, with allocations split between alimony and the petitioner’s costs.
An appreciative Canberra audience welcomed Moni Chee at the Ashton Circus opening. Highlights included four boys attempting stunts on the rink while horses performed with apparent ease. Douglas Ashton showcased a versatile act as trainer and equestrian star, earning admiration for aerobatic horsework. The troupe prepared for further shows in Canberra and nearby towns tomorrow and Friday.
Obituary notes the sudden death of Dr Wilson a prominent physicist at Australiia National University. The death occurred in the isolation ward yesterday following an autopsy conducted earlier in the day. The report cites unnamed colleagues and mentions Professor Oliphant in connection with the university department.
Fragmentary letter page item alleging issues over ACT parklands and recreation use. The readable text hints at supposed improper actions by voluntary associations and references to a Janet who offers an excuse. Details are unclear, but the snippet suggests a local dispute over parkland management.
The National University of Canberra hosts a display titled MeloA canivlon of contemporary Greek architecture at University Home. Dimitr Lambron explains the exhibition promotes architectural achievement and a growing science, with a focus on affordable internet homestead style and simple design. The event, organized by the Royal Australian Institute of Architecture, features Greek delegates and Australian university representatives.
The article notes O Reilly and other name players in the state practice squad. Debut performances are described with mixed accuracy, mentioning a Western American opponent and a score of 41 in the first innings. Names such as Kenora Bowers and Jim Decy appear in fragmented form with unclear roles.
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