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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
3
An incomplete text appears to report garbled references to a trio of officials and a range of charges. Names and places are unreadable, with scattered fragments mentioning UNO, Brian Kershaw, and a governing body. The piece lacks coherent detail or verifiable specifics.
UnomBela reports a mining figure showing 21009 workers used and a related fee of 2000 in unspecified currency. The fragment suggests a production or payroll item requiring clarification from the original report.
Fragmentary wrestling item mentions Mathonens and a match in New England. Unclear details but references a 60 year era and a country tone.
The record lists exam results across multiple grades at Avie College music, with names like Judith Adamo and Patricia Wellapring. It notes credits and honours for various students, including Joan Cus sack, Joan Murray, and Elaine Pota, among others, plus J. Amith's pupils success in the AME-B examination with several passes and credits.
United Nations Security Council's Good Offices Committee on the Indonesian question will depart Saturday for Batavia to press a pacific settlement between the Dutch and Indonesian authorities. Members include Australia Belgium and the United States. A Dutch Embassy official in London denied any contact with the embassy during a recent visit.
Washington reports discuss Treasury handling the official British loan balance. Talks in Washington and London focus on conversion and restoration of convertibility. Officials weigh implications with the British Cabinet and U.S. Congress as Ottawa and Treasury prepare responses.
A Bristol freighter crashed at high speed on the Wau airstrip, overturned after skidding down the runway. One person was injured as investigators probe possible brake cable failure. the aircraft was operated by Empire Airways during a tour of Apatyatin and surrounding lands.
Analysis of a Tribune article accusing the Australian Communist Party of riding the Labour movement to push for nationalisation and a dictatorship of the proletariat. It links Russia’s history to harsh warnings while arguing Communists drape their aims in Labour support.
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