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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1947
Page
4
Early notes indicate definite progress in Geneva trade talks, with negotiators preparing for a decisive round. Officials say a potential breakthrough could set the stage for broader discussions, though no final agreement has emerged yet.
An eleventh hour opposition move in the House aimed to force a referendum on banking nationalisation was defeated as the Guillotine was applied to the Budget debate. MPs from the Opposition and Government sparred over whether the people should decide the proposal, with warnings that nationalising banks would widen state power and strain public funds.
A parliamentary debate outlined a two year plan for housing solutions across Australia. Minister Lemmon cited rapid construction progress and stated the need for industry cooperation to accelerate supply and meet quarterly targets for the current financial year.
Mournful notice from husband and children recalls Eanth Emile Bray as a beloved wife and father. The family asks friends to remember him in quiet remembrance on October 1 at Canberra, with heartfelt memories shared by Rosie and Cary.
фрагмент газеты содержит несвязанные слова и неполные данные о расписании и местоположении без явной связной истории. В тексте упоминаются даты и учреждения, но смысл не ясен.
A polished Albert Hall recital featured Ms Kraus performing Bach and Beethoven with clear phrasing and expressive depth. The program included Schubert works, a Fantasia, and a sequence of Hungarian songs, with encores highlighting lyrical tone and technical control.
A Canberra discussion on government control of public expenditure criticizes the invasion of Parliament’s rights. The debate notes government actions bypass private members, delaying scrutiny of estimates and limiting explanations on how funds are spent. The incident raises concerns about open debate and potential shifts in parliamentary power.
Vice regal figure Mr W J McKell and Mrs B McKell visited Can Serra Community Hospital yesterday afternoon. The arrival drew local officials and staff, with briefings on hospital programs and community health efforts.
Australian Attorney General Dr Evatt is expected to attend the royal wedding of Princess Elizabeth in November. The Prime Minister stated yesterday. Evatt, who attended a cabinet meeting at Canberra, will return to Australia immediately after the wedding, weather permitting, depending on American talks.
A partial record notes Mrs Chifley hosting an afternoon tea at Parliament House for wives of foreign ministers. Names mentioned include several international guests and officials, though details are garbled and incomplete.
The speech by Judge Foster to the Melbourne Constitutional CUD drew mixed reactions as Hughes questioned its implications for democracy. The discussion touched on the judge's role, elections, and the influence of authority on court appointments amid calls for reform.
Forecast notes for Canberra predict tremine Me tenepiigient bestion and light Eesmoterate conditions for the next four hours. Winds from the north remain moderate with cloud cover and cooler temperatures, while another line of weather moves in later, bringing varied gusts along the coast and a slight drop in daytime heat.
In Canberra a weather bulletin reports temperatures near eight degrees early morning rising to around nine. Winds at eight to nine kilometers per hour are noted with gusts and a chance of showers later in the day.
The Town Planning Association circulated a motion urging the diversion of Snowy River waters to Sydney to address chronic water shortages and support hydro electric needs. The proposal, discussed at a Forestry Advisory Connect meeting, seeks a plan to transfer water from One Starwy Huyer to Sydney.
London reports a dismantling in Germany linked to pre war and peacetime surplus needs. The note references the prime minister and minister Davies amid war time equipment removal.
A scrambled report outlines Arab League and British positions on Palestine amid conference talks. It notes possible troop movements, calls for peace, and Syrian and Palestinian policy shifts. It mentions revived Jewish settlement funding and Labour duties tied to protection and rebuilding efforts.
Premier Medier told a deputation from the Milk Zone Dairy Council that cabinet will consider the Board's recommendation and authorize next steps immediately. The scheme will operate November 1 with the price for four gallons under review. Officials say any temporary increase will be short, while the Milk Zone Council secretary Ted Tarkonmak reports further action tonight.
The Conciliating Commissioner warned that any foreman stevedore refusing to return to work by Thursday next with the Sydney based Museqiaria Stovedoring Company will face penalties. The ruling targets non union employees and could affect port operations nationwide, with protests and potential stoppages feared at multiple ports.
The Prime Minister and the Parliament debate the handling of private papers linked to the sale of a Canberra property. Dr. Simin and Dr. Chifley face scrutiny as the House weighs the 2,800 and related valuations amid questions about whether papers should be tabled.
The Commonwealth Government plans to appoint three new conciliation commissioners to replace those who resigned. Attorney General Banator announced that further applications will be called as the initial panel proved to contain many current appointees. The three named are Mears, MW Roberts of Melbourne, J Wallwork of Perth, and J H Geers of Melbourne.
Gantan Empire Airways’ Constellation landed at Kingaford Smith airport at 1 pm today after breaching the Wanar Pacife record. The Rom Smith model, claimed 453 hours voyage from San Francisco, cost £280,000 and more aircraft of this type are on order for Australia, with arrival in m months. The plane carries substantial accommodation.
Justice Kinsale and the Industrial Commission discuss raised nurse grants, warning that unspent funds could rise hospital costs. Officials say inquiries will assess hospital charges, with country hospitals possibly charging higher rates for board and lodging.
The House received figures showing public servants rising from 2,000 in December 11 to 200 at September 30, 1441. Prime Minister Ui cingaeom question and Renken faonne Wk supplied the data during the assembly.
A hardware store at Marrichs suffered extensive damage in a blaze that destroyed merchandise and left about 25 seconds on site. One man standing near the oven escaped unharmed as firemen battled the flames. Company officials valued the loss at around 6300 dollars, with the building still threatened near midnight.
Tasmanian farmers oppose bi nationalisation and plan formal action. The council, led by the Primary Producers' Council of Anstestia, seeks to unite peak organisations to form a united council to wage campaigns against proposed measures.
In Melbourne the Liberal and Country Parties face internal division over central issues ahead of the May election. The Labor Party seeks to influence voter preferences through endorsements and triangular contests while Speaker George Knox receives Liberal backing for a senate run. Ralph Gideon is noted as the sole Communist candidate in the race.
The report outlines a five year plan for reorganizing the coal sector with a government led by Prime Minister Mr Chiles wala ye. It notes the plan was laid for consideration but not yet received in full, and mentions consultations among the Premier of Queensland and coal board experts to shape policy and potential production targets.
The Prime Minister announced remittances for 10 6.009.000 dollars, aiming to raise about 2.000.000 dollars for Australia. Britain may adjust timing and rates to ease transfers and influence shared projects, while Australia expects Britain to adjust similar to Asian markets. Officials debate the best path to keep ties with the United States and other partners.
A brief, garbled entry mentions a contraband-related charge. The readable fragment references a person connected to a location and a confrontation in a domestic or ward setting, with unclear specifics and no clear outcome. Further context needed for precise details.
News in brief covers Pan American tennis results with Mrs. Rancye Halton of Lard and Mr Blaney Webb, plus an invitation related to Duke Tomdon. The report notes various officials and a secretary, with a reference to Argentina sending meat and 10,900 tons to Paris. Also mentions the death of Ruada Tardon and Devonport quadruplets.
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