Unclear fragment hints at cleaning plea in a kitchen scene
Fragmentary OCR mentions a woman asked to clean a kitchen and pantry, with phrases about seeking help and chores. No clear individuals, dates, or locations are discernible.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1948
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions a woman asked to clean a kitchen and pantry, with phrases about seeking help and chores. No clear individuals, dates, or locations are discernible.
Official notice lists vacant Commonwealth government posts and notes cost-of-tying allowance. It directs delivery of civ copies of rate and service details, with instructions for submission and eligibility.
Metiber issues a call for Postins with Yang Tat leading in a wide preference. The notice highlights priority for Ogles and Mles, and signals broad consideration beyond narrow criteria.
A fragment discussing postwar aims and the role of the British Commonwealth in shaping a peaceful order. It references the United Nations Charter, Allied victory, and calls for cooperative security measures led by the British Commonwealth with support from the United States and allies. It notes ongoing efforts to balance power and promote harmony among nations.
Fragmentary report notes a Adelaide businesswoman named in connection with events in Sydney and Melbourne. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented report notes varsity students proposing work for fellow students in Sydney and Tuscany. The text is garbled but hints at a collective effort and a call for participation amid unclear details.
Fragmented OCR reads hint at a push to build wheat silos with large capacity to store the coming harvest. Mentions a plan attributed to Mr. Graham to revive production and prevent crop loss, with figures around 30,000 to 40,000 capacity and references to 1849 20 harvest.
Weather forecast shows cloudy conditions with light to moderate wind. Forecaster notes variable phrasing and illegible details due to OCR errors but indicates a mild wind pattern and chances of unsettled weather locally.
Weather notes from Canberra report wind directions and speeds at several times with 9 nom NNW 6 mph and 2 pm WNW WW mph. Included are rainfall registrations on the Southern Tableland and mention of locations and figures like Mallers and Dalgety with a stray route reference to Phnom.
Wool market with firm tone today as competition tightens. Trade notes show limited turnout and buyers bidding cautiously. Prices and lots are listed with a 72d sale for a marina flotot and references to drill and crossstream activity.
Reported plans for a possible statewide miners strike loom as leaders from the Miners' Federation and Australian Worker Union meet on the South Coast to decide on strike action and the secret ballot outcome affecting tunnel workers.
In Paddington Court Precedent Janey Johnson and Renee Wau died in a related incident. Both suspects were remanded to the Western Children's Court on October 28. Police report a separate trade of items connected to the case.
Fragmentary text references a person named Staton and a deed related to a farm or farmland. The readable parts imply a question over a producer or contractor and a land transaction or consummation, but details are indeterminant.
Fragmentary lines show a match score and players from Canberra Queanbeyan and Daria with unclear numbers. Several names and places appear, but the report is garbled and cannot confirm outcomes or full details.
Police and detectives seek four suspects in a bank hold-up case tied to a daytime robbery. An abandoned car was recovered near the scene, with a suspect detained near a road junction. other detainees were taken to nearby locations as investigations continue.
Sydney Tuesday ailing city news fragment reports confusion as union efforts push to return items amid unclear directives. The text is garbled with names and places uncertain.
A Canberra reader letter criticizes The Canberra Times for bias, arguing residents want solutions to hardships in Canberra. The writer cites shortages of fuel wood, bread quality, and local housing while recounting personal experiences at homes, clubs, and public amenities during wartime.
Royal Commission on Secret Documents opens inquiry amid questions over safekeeping and access to sensitive records. Officials vow full cooperation and review of archival controls and procedures to prevent leaks.
A garbled report notes a person named Walter facing charges in Central Court yesterday for vagrancy and possession of a hundred tinted articles. The case implications reference Bermason and a public hearing set for October 20 with potential actions by the Commonyrests.
Australian government discussed a five year plan to stabilize wheat prices. The plan would guarantee a base price for wheat produced in Australia, with a loan price tied to export markets and a marketing scheme to support growers. Proposals include a fund and price guarantees, aiming to shield farmers from global price falls.
The Australian government hesitates to grant tax concessions for vehicles under the Trade Australian rule, citing a reluctance to favor cars with low Australian content. Prime Minister James Chifley noted some motor makers assemble cars with higher foreign components, complicating the policy.
Fragmented text discusses Canberra as a center of world learning. Mentions Protumpor W B Copland and a luncheon where aims include autonomy for the university and status as a prominent educational hub. No clear event date or concrete outcomes.
Sixty escaped internees and Isanere of war remain at large in Australia. The immigration minister said the Immigration Department and Commonwealth Investigation Office are probing a newspaper claim that two German escapees from wartime internment are employed in Sydney at high salaries. Justice Bimneau ordered deportation for the two men named in the report.
Report says a jealousy dispute among Native men led to a fatal clash near a camp. The fight involved Panaitian and Covarry rivals to Lly, with a weapon wound that proved fatal after transport to Wendharm Hospital.
A summons was served on Brundahl in a case before acting Crown prosecutor Mr G A Wat Kon alleging failure to meet Allenu Act requirements. Brundahl, born Amertonnf, has a mixed heritage with a German mother and British connection cited. U S Consul authorities reportedly refused to recognize Brundahl as an American.
The Minister for Civil Aviation Drakotardaas said he was surprised at the dismissal of Captain Artnne Hubbard before the departmental inquiry into the crash near Bucher Vas on October. He told the House of Representatives that aviation companies may charge employers if they think certain readers will be disappointed by Hubbard's dismissal.
Sydney court remands Kenneth Pack 25 Harbord and Mura 24 Freni Forest on manslaughter charges after a youth was found dead in a culvert near Manly. Bail set for both. date November 19 referenced.
A fragmented report notes a union refused the right to strike over a political levy. The item mentions activists and tensions surrounding the levy, with unclear dates and names due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented report shows figures like Jones and Dame Enid advocating for increased social benefits funded by the government. The debate centers on pension care, age-related support, and the need for a national framework with doctors and public workers supporting reform.
A fragmented report describes flood damage in Port Augusta Adelaide where heavy rainfall caused water to sweep down streets washing away portions of jetty area and inundating homes. The passage notes water flooding fronts of residences and entrance damage amid frantic scenes.
A parliamentary-style inquiry scrutinizes the Canberra Tourist Bureau and its car hire proprietors over private profit claims. The secretary of state and the Chamber of Commerce condemn aggressive charges and improper conduct while urging proper support for the bureau’s services to the Canberra community.
A male defendant named in a local arrest was released on bond set at £ 500 following charges. The defendant, identified with spellings resembling Audwey Tomasy Norman siltan Fae wolmaner, was ordered to treatment for an unspecified issue and to comply with court conditions.
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