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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1947
Page
3
A garbled OCR note from Roumtie indicates a failed test related to a payor named Sehoue Werk in Tauresa. The fragment mentions a date and outcome but lacks clear details. Further readable elements point to a disputed payment case and potential court action.
A fragment notes tables of taxes payable and references duties in a regional system. It mentions dues due and indicates a schedule or table structure guiding payments to local authorities, with unclear specifics or dates.
Fragmented copy notes measures by the government to quell rioting among Indian refugees. It mentions Nehru and the United Provinces government arresting leaders of Hindu factions and efforts to save ongoing unrest across Punjab and surrounding areas.
A fragmentary report lists teams and players for a district cricket event. Names include Northbourne, Reid Kil V Northbourne, Sora University, Acton and Grittith, with captains Hislop and McArthn and players such as Wark Kilgour Flynn Robin Wynn Brand Murphy White and Ogilvie among others.
The A C T U plans to form a committee on a basic wage. The move aims to study wage levels and make recommendations to the cabinet. The proposal will be reviewed at the next meeting to be set by the association and trade representatives.
The Industrial Commission today granted steelworkers time and a half for Saturday work with a seven and a half hour cap and a uniform offset for all other employees. Justice Cantor held that the higher rate exceeded average and quarterly norms and could not be allowed.
An official of the Navy Department stated that no action would be taken against master Captain J. W. Hart of the Bahia Ge the tat omer. The inquiry stressed thoroughness and suggested future preventive measures.
Washington announces Commander Jackson, renowned UNRRA chief with Royal Navy background, is stepping down after 30 plus years guiding relief efforts. He traveled 300000 miles, coordinated aid to Europe and Asia, and spoke with leaders including Moscow officials and Prime Minister Stavan.
Report from the Supreme Court day recounts a printer and Kurutpa member involved in an alleged extortion scheme. An individual named Wood collapsed in court as two gang members restrained him. Bailey claimed a loan of £80 from Wood and denied using Leggett to obtain it. The hearing was adjourned until March.
Prime Minister Chifley denied reports that British Minister for Food Mr Strachey would visit the Admiralty for talks with the Commonwealth Government. The reply came after inquiries from Mr White in Balachva.
The court conducted at the casualty ward remanded Kenneth Lawrence McFine, 19, clerk, to November 12 for breaking and entering at Kogabah Court on the 3rd. The chaotic proceedings and uncertain details reflect a wartime hospital courtroom scene with limited clarity.
The announcement lists scholarships valued at 1400 for two years. Recipients include Omen Abrasion and Mae Campbell of Melbourne, with Perth tilers Neate Kendle and others named. The Commonwealth Fund award was presented by Prime Minister Ste. Chisey and leaders of the opposition and country party.
The Mill Zone Dairymen's Council plans to rally producers to withhold supplies until the government grants relief. The minister for health is expected to comment as the Legislative Assembly meets today. The move aims to force a higher milk price amid ongoing price disputes.
A garbled report indicates a search and rescue effort near Pearl Harbor and Palmyra involving radar signals detected by a pilot. Navy officials confirmed the incident and noted four men were involved in the distressed situation.
A motorcyclist lost control on the National Circuit early yesterday and overran the kerb. He was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital with shock and abrasions. A second man, James Keogh, 60, collapsed on Donaldson Street Reid yesterday afternoon.
Canberra Chamber of Commerce the confectionery section announced a price increase on all confections excluding chocolate effective October 20 in the ACT. The Prices Branch had authored the rise, but confectioners will keep existing prices while stock runs down.
A petition opposing banking legislation from Kangaroo Land in South Australia was presented in the house. Four petitions were read, including 1764 names by Mr Harrison, 300 by Mg Hamilton, and 1500 by Mr Anthony of Richmond.
Increased supplies of beef stock faced buyers today at Pilming ton valleyyards as demand varied. Prices for lambs ranged around 1/ to 1/6 with prime lambs to 82/ and prime cattle quoted up to 18/10. Dull to 16) market for dull stock and cheaper prices for certain lots noted in the cable section.
Fragmented report lists scores and participants in a golf tournament with names like Phireutey A Lewy and Whitteriide along with references to rounds and holes. Mentions Whitcombe Tract 71.216 and side tees. Details are incomplete and partially garbled.
Fragmented notice cites a national discussion on job training and public works with mentions of funds and expected timelines. It references agencies and local impacts but lacks clear names or dates.
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