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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
3
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A fragmented line hints at a local outing or event involving Brant and Uy An Ac. Readable bits suggest a scheduled activity, with participants or organizers named in obscured form. Further context is limited by the OCR fragment.
Mr W P Milott of Brindabella reports a skin of a possum like creature mistaken for a pouam or flying squirrel. The specimen is imperfect with missing head and neck. The note describes the animal as nocturnal, nesting in felled trees, and about 17 inches long with a yellowish edge on the wall. A fox killed the animal after feeding on bait, with a joey and a white mouse pup found nearby in the mother’s pouch.
Dr Nott opposes commnating on the puoporal ads inert by MF Je Mayen. Rao of 280 loans to young counwn, Dr Le W Nutwale yesterday, that the method of fatally the net of 'the howrymoun' was the best. Australian vitivate Tit. Nott warned that fear and neglect could end in coercion. No month has arisen in the work. Eason of Ite Teoursabin differed. The article discusses population, employment, and social security as keys to future policy.
A fragmented report lists multiple donations received by the Canberra Red Cross chapter. Items include funds and goods such as a 18354 pound acknowledgment, mowers, and other wartime contributions, with scattered names and departments referenced among acknowledgments.
Mr Brumner denounces the Alliel Warka Council as foisted on the country for no clear reason. He cites the agent achievements of the roundt and says most works were carried by existing Stars or corporations. The minister for works laments Commonwealth credit to State departments and notes about £37,000,000 passing through the Council in the state.
Canberra theatre plans face delays as supporters argue for new funding and building loans. A proposal by Mr Raalnek seeks loans to seed a central playhouse, while other members push for a broader cultural hub in the capital.
Police investigate after a decomposed newborn boy is found buried near a fifth tree in a cultivated plantation at Ainslie Park in Albee. Medical opinion suggests death occurred within days. post mortem impossible due to advanced decomposition. Cause of death unknown.
Thursday the RAAF and ex members and families formed a trust fund named the RAAF Reliaf Fund. Acting Minister for Aliye announced the private charitable trust has government and Repatriation Commission approval. The fund will receive profits from the Ali Burne exuteen, plus public contributions to aid Australian airmen their widows and children.
The Arbitration Court this morning granted Attorney General Miller's request to postpone the hearing on the application for the chartering of the One Butchers Employees' Union until May. Few butchers reported meat shortages as metro area shops opened to inform customers of limited supply.
Tradent at 8 o clock. Pauls Church Building ruNd dance tonight. Albert Mall. Tonight Wally Higa Orchestra.
The Director Geneva of Manpower Mr. Funni disclosed that investigators found unverified workers, including women under 4, engaged in oven-related tasks without proper permits from the National Service Office. Action will be taken against the employer.
A partially legible report outlines a discussion on municipal amalgamation in Sydney. The article hints at government cabinet comments and the impact on local elections and public services. It mentions figures tied to a conference and notes concerns about community placement and governance.
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