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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1947
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads as an obituary fragment mentioning names like Mary Ear Wretherin and Wiltshire associations, with garbled dates and places. It references an event tied to an 18th century tie and a death, but most specifics are unclear. The readable bits hint at a local figure with ties to a place or family in Wiltshire and a memorial note.
Fragmentary text cites Labour, Moise, and United States related terms. Readable content hints at a note on labour sentiment and unspecified figures or events, but lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals beyond vague references.
A fragmentary report notes Speaker and officials debating invoking Deionte AA under Section 30A of the Crimes Act to address a serious industrial disturbance. Foreman Bevedersadlapute is mentioned as central, with Mr Soloway and Mr Hollowsy referenced in the unresolved dispute context.
Tasmanian MP Me Duthie criticized the allocation of taxes for new tarsh and questioned budget priorities in the House of Representatives. He argued that bookmakers in cities could obtain permits while farmers faced delays, urging equity in licensing and infrastructure decisions affecting rural areas.
Damaged transfer from Australia shows the cake of Princess Elizabeth being repaired by Jerumima's leading contractor before continuing its journey to London. Wallabies win London series noted with Tubien datealed 38 400 in the same brief.
A rough Canberra forecast mentions a rough seston tone with a 9 pm outlook and mild, brownish clouds. Northwesterly winds are described as light to moderate, with risk of showers. A strict Seattle forecast warns of showers and rough seas with muted conditions.
Fragmentary weather note from Canberra describing windy and rainy conditions with vague references to wind speeds around 12 mph and varying temperatures. The text includes garbled place names and nonsensical phrases, lacking clear events or dates.
Newly elected senators were sworn in yesterday at the Government House in a ceremony led by Abi Justice for the government. The new lineup included Gordon and McKenna, with Senator Raney moving the election and Minister for Masith and Rosia Kervinves presiding. Brown praised the opposition leaders and pledged to give all members a chance to present their cases to the Senate.
A parliament bill is labeled a step toward dictatorship, with critics arguing it erodes judicial power and constitutionally guaranteed rights. The measure would curb appeals, authorize taxation coercions, and potentially undermine high court authority, triggering fears for civil liberties and the integrity of elections across Australia.
During a parliamentary debate in Australia on the 40 hour week, Dame Exit Lyon criticized government policy and the wartime photo caption “Women at Work” as conveying a misleading moral. She argued that benefits claimed by the government did not reach the service or community women, and questioned the efficacy of the policy.
Prime Minister Chifley defended a proposed Banking Act to place private banks under Commonwealth control, arguing the 1945 Act was unconstitutional. He outlined acquisition methods, transition safeguards for customers, and demand for stability amid postwar economic tension with calls to reexamine Sections 19 to 22. The Opposition pressed for clearer details as debates continued.
The Minister for the Anteror announced arrangements for the Northern Territory Legislative Council election. Writ to issue on Monday October 37 and returnable by January 31, 1048. Nomination day set for November 12. Territory divided into five electoral districts: Batchelor, Stuart, Tennant Creek, Springs, and one more. Eligible electors will vote for members of the Legislative Council.
A fragmented report shows Prime Minksbet with ethane tetiond raquag addressing the House. The Governor of the Commonwealth Bank, Mr Armubage Myrougnt, faced questioning on policy. The exchange centers on calls to banking reforms and the stance of the bank.
The Bill imposes penalties of £10,000 per day for noncompliance and £41,000 per day for directors or employees who hinder the takeover of private banks by the Commonwealth Bank. It sets timelines, court arrangements, and constitutional safeguards, with the Governor General appointing judges and assurances that the act aligns with the Constitution.
Government outlines banking bill to advance expansion of the Commonwealth Bank. Measures discuss converting private banks, transferring assets, and preserving public interests, with compensation for directors and safeguards on shares. Details cover transfer terms, liability, and timelines for transactions under the act.
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