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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1948
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions strains of Palntree and Devo-VUnier ACT and a late member Archibald Moltiion. It notes association with Creer Community Fee pits and a secretary named VIBHA, with dates in Rakurisy et 10 sam.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a proposal by the Department of Interior and related agencies for agricultural land management. The document mentions crops, vegetable growing, and a pricing framework with a quoted rate of 40 pounds per ton, along with references to various departments and a regional inspection context.
Government department in Canberra reports a sale of 4,000,000 super feet of hardwocelos from Wall Canberra with delivery to major sites. Parcel details and participation may be obtained from Lie Roresby, interior department, Canberra.
A British summary notes that French government actions against miners provoke union response and potential labor unrest. It discusses labor demands, government restraint, and the broader international implications amid fear of Soviet and domestic agitation. The piece links strikes to political instability and calls for government leadership to curb influence.
The hospital superintendent Dr L W Nott received an annual salary increase to £1000 plus 8 shillings retainer. The minister cited satisfactory service and a long fight for the raise, while city dentists debated protections and overseas university standards. Canberra council considered further action after a letter from Venom’s representative.
Captain Futerd, 35, of 8 Wing Commander with the VAP Bomber Command, led in raids on Germany during the war. A commission reports a serious incident involving Captain Hubbard and the wheel mechanism, prompting retirement discussions.
A fragmentary report notes cultural ties between the United States Belgium and Luxembourg were strengthened by a signing. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but implies formal cultural exchange steps and ongoing relations.
Sydney reports Friaay details show Maloney to stand again for a council seat after resigning from the Library Board. Endorsed by ALP executive to fill the vacancy. Maloney had been deemed to hold an affine of prot under the Crown.
A story from Sydney notes bidders for the 2008 Guineas sale of a bay filly by Le stig rosa cas pena poe wad sel Veit ER. An offer of 2000 guineas was listed for Desp Bun, with WEl comment. The bid was knocked down to Mullane for 1700 guineas. Bedd Duke sold at 900 guineas.
A chaotic exchange in parliament centers on accusations against the minister and calls for truth in inquiry. Mr. Fadden and Mr. Anthony face questions as other MPs press for clear answers amid interruptions and party lines.
The Czech minister for Denmark resigns citing health reasons and disagreement with government policy. He will settle in England.
In Sydney Justice Bagerman in the Equity Court today reserved judgment on an application by a member of the Australian Legion Service for an injunction restraining 1 from spate misconduct and other claims arising from his expulsion on August 28. The claimant alleges the by law under which he was expelled was illegal and he refused to sign a declaration of loyalty. The case also involves bylaw provisions and other claims including housing bodies.
Bribed insured plans to cancel the valley court policy and remove an alien. A premium of 120/30 covers a £300 policy with a London link. Belfast notes mention Inver and Dovelos with shipments of liver mugs and frgravines.
Melbourne report forecasts increased Aubtzetian trade with dollar areas in near future. Dr. W. A. Veetman discusses that admirals bottleneck and factory issues may hinder growth while Australian manufacturers seek joint export concerns. The plan envisions small manufacturers supplying to a centralized export firm handling overseas marketing.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a service probe used as a smoke screen regarding Mr. Fadden and alleged surveillance by government. It mentions a meeting with the British Cabinet, possible tapping, and suspicions about government intent on monitoring Communist activity in Austria. The garbled report references parliamentary moves and diary entries without clear facts.
Lanberra forecast for the 24 hours starting Friday evening shows high rain and a mild day with overcast skies. Light north winds shift later to stronger gusts from the west to northeast, with squalls and thunder possible and temperatures warming to hot.
Sydney and Newcastle tram employees vote on Sunday services after a disputed ballot tally of 237000 against 1409. The union members, though not facing service holds, push for schedule changes as tramways consider financial and operational factors.
Secretary of State Marshall vowed that the United States would resist Soviet pressure and Berlin blockades. He spoke informally to an American crowd, warning against any move to isolate Berlin and urging a strong European recovery plan as part of postwar peace.
The rain gauge and temperature notes show 9 am parameter readings and 3 pm figures with temperatures around 70 degrees. Wind direction shifts to NE at 2 pm with light speeds. maximum gusts noted, and additional numeric codes appear, likely station identifiers.
Fragmentary obituary notes a painter and writer employed on construction projects until 1934, later joining government service. It mentions a Canberra branch of the Operative Painters and Decorators Union as a foundation member, with garbled personal details and possible misread names.
Grip Painters end dock stoppage nationwide after dispute over award decision. Federal official said it had been denied to extend the office due to lack of aatasat. Workers to endorse one decision of the Federal Council.
Fragmented text shows a U S A L leader and CAP criticising a member amid a rift. Mentions of Mr Cutler, DP, and student remarks at a Sydney event. No clear names, dates, or locations given due to damaged OCR.
Mrs HG Caney said many Australian men were apathetic to women on boards and in Parliament, though evidence from other countries shows women can contribute effectively. She argued women have much to offer Australia in committees and governance.
Victoria wins the national golf event with Ave Yew Bouth Welan scoring four. Queeosland enree and Western Aus talia each place, while Bouts Australia pas ang Twements al.
Melbourne officials identified the motorist killed in yesterday's two truck collision as William Henry Ralston, a former resident of Balaton now living in Taanndon. Police believe he thumbed a ride and rode in Queensland and elsewhere before failing to return to Melbourne.
A garbled report describes a press conference claiming the RAAF is strong and prepared, asserting early air superiority and required crew readiness amid extended wartime. The account references claims of robust air power and comparisons to adversaries, with emphasis on training and operational readiness.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss full time work in Australia and in Brisbane with references to political figures and promises. Mentions Casey and the Federal Party, and a claim that people were paid for one job but not the goods referred to, with a warning toward Communists if power changes at the next general election.
London dealers favored an Australian loan with a 3 percent rate, seeing room for progress as gilt-edged securities rose. Brokers noted prices inched higher once trading commenced, with the opportunity seen for buyers to secure a favorable deal despite initial weakness.
A garbled report discusses a hard court campaign in San Francisco and a ban affecting Australian players. It mentions Avatrallans and Bingrat with references to California welcomes and numerous inquiries about a late 20th or 21st century audience, though many details are unclear.
Government agronomy office notes growing wheat losses from rodent damage. Officials say attacks are spreading, with northern and western districts seeing brighter prospects despite ongoing damage in southern regions. Enhanced monitoring advised while weather and rains influence yields.
Provisions to shield harvests from fire were announced by the Acting Premier Mr Baddeley Hersonanaing Ledtton. The order requires engines or trucks, removal of all straw and debris, and enforcement of safety measures from November to March. Penalties include fines up to £100 and potential imprisonment up to one year for noncompliance.
The establishment of an experimental farm for Nemingha near Tamworth was announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Graham. The project, costing £33000, aims to study agriculture in the north west and improve co operation between Agriculture and Weather departments.
Miners delayed any formal move after a four hour counter with the district on Friday. A spokesman said the problem concerned the Bouin Canal stoppage and potential coal shipments. The Central Executive would meet to discuss options and the Border and Southern Management Boards would convene meetings next week to seek a settlement.
A man identified as Jumen Lenell was killed when detonators in his pocket exploded at a Hobart workshop. The blast ripped off his hands and part of his abdomen. A mechanic found the detonators in Lenell's truck glove box and gave them to Canatt, after which another explosion occurred, killing Lenell instantly at City Stall, about 200 yards away.
In a Commons exchange, Prime Minister Chifley said an investigation was urged into Clarence Mary Campbell's activities after a newspaper report alleged Campbell sought permits to Indonesia and Malaya. Civil Aviation officials confirmed written applications signed by Campbell were received, with possible concerns about his travel peers.
A deputation from the Trades and Labour Council met the Minister for Inverno about homes for aged people in Canberra. Plans show a site at Bonnet Street and McArthur Avenue, Ainded, with a block for men, a lounge, living room, kitchenette, and caretaker. The Minister promised priority for the project and assured no overcrowding or neglect of residents.
The passage shows a garbled report on Labour and Liberal parties with references to leaders and adherences, but key names and context are obscured by distorted OCR. It hints at a Labour critique of communists and a Liberal alignment, though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple church services, readings, and events across various rooms and dates. It mentions Holy Communion, parish readings, catechism, kinder garten, and sermons by Rev. ch and others. Includes schedule notes for morning and evening services, confessions, kindergarten, and youth activities.
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