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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1948
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions a late friend Bercy Williers Ounemr and Cashman Conductor membership of the Cantera Cm bined Church Char spy cummenes. Mentions Pharmacy 10 1 and 8 DAVIRD PHARMACY in unclear context.
Fragments from a late issue touch on Britain’s national debt changes by March 31, mentions Reuters notes about Arak Fall Tryonied events in 1659, and references international entities and producers. The text is garbled with several unreadable names and dates, making precise details unclear.
A fragmentary report notes Minister for Trade and Curome and Senator Courtice addressing a rabbit control program amid shortages. It mentions Larracide and pee as factors and includes cryptic phrases about policy questions.
Five European nations move toward aligning with the United States and Canada in a bid for a mutual security pact. The talk centers on a North Atlantic alliance, with warnings that failure to act could invite war and undermine global stability. Public defense cooperation is urged to counter potential aggression while the United Nations frame is seen as insufficient alone.
Fragmented report outlines debates over the Repatriation Tribunal and ministerial influence. Members clash on appointment practices and potential political interference, with calls for investigations and accountability amid parliamentary tension.
Vicerega, the Governor General, accompanied by Mrs Mekell and Blas Barkell, attended by members of One per Australia yesterday evening at a winter venue.
A garbled report warns ex-service men about attempts to buy up war gratuities. It notes guarantees given by the Prime Minister and the need to protect payments from sale or seizure after World War I and other conflicts. The piece mentions concerns over methods like sale, mortgage, or bankruptcy affecting entitlements.
Readable parts describe a Metropolitan Fire event at Covent Garden leading to injuries and a daughter’s search. Another fragment mentions a court case, a payment twice noted, and a team set to play Monarch with unclear details.
The Minister stated that medical and dental professions would not be nationalised under the Government’s health scheme. He emphasized that nationalisation was not contemplated and could not be enacted under the Constitution. Senator McKenna said the Parliamentary Labour Party would continue with the scheme with HALA and the Australian Penal Association for implementation.
Fragmented text shows a Labour Party caucus meeting discussing health policy and secrecy. Alleged leaks attributed to a senator and calls for transparency clash with pledges to keep discussions private. Government aims include free or subsidized medical treatment and mental health services.
A hazy OCR note mentions boxing terms and names like King and Hancock with garbled phrases about a tie and a first round estimate. It appears to reference a ring event or match result but lacks clear names, dates, or locations for full reporting.
Prime Minister Chifley spoke cautiously about the risk of war in Europe after recent European talks. He said he would welcome any external statement that might ease tensions and possible settlement prospects, noting the Berlin disagreement and ongoing discussions in Paris.
The Acting Attorney General told the Senate that Commonwealth Security officers are examining alleged misconduct or breaches of compliance in the investigation. He said he would not comment until investigations are complete, while calling for interviews and denying prior read of statements. The disputed matter involves communications with ministers and the lead investigator, with parliamentary inquiries continuing.
A house was gutted by fire. Merchasvilae crews and the Volumtace Tire Brigade arrived within minutes. Firefighters organized a weekly barrier and saved adjoining walls. Large quantities of petrol and kerosene were removed. Units from Went Wyaling and Termora traveled over 90 miles to assist, and by 11:19 pm the area was secured. John Meagher and two others were reported injured.
The Attorney General announced amendments to the Police Often Saw Ordinance in the ACT, making habitual association with reputed criminals an offense. Affected individuals may face imprisonment up to one month for consorting with con victed offenders or those lacking vigilance, amid concerns over police tampering and intermate criminal activity.
A unclear report notes a death beside a railway line near a river in Leeper Inureaay. The investigation suggests a fall from a train carriage, with authorities at Axford Tiniveraity handling the scene.
In a heated session, Mr Beale attacked government tax claims while MPs debated tax relief measures. Key figures Deytag, White, Dedman, and Paden argued over private company taxation, exemptions, and the impact on shareholders, with amendments defeated and the bill advancing under committee scrutiny.
A government plan seeks to establish rehabilitation centers for physically disabled civilians, with facilities for inpatients and outpatients, including medical, dental, psychiatric care, and occupational therapy. The scheme, praised by Senator McKenna, would fund training and treatment via the Director-General of Social Services, costing about £50,000 in the first year, with most covered by current finances.
Fragmented parliamentary debate discusses teaching natives English, extending schooling to improve native culture, and a proposition to extend taxation concessions to northern territories. Senators cite costs, governance, and potential impacts on labor and indigenous advancement amid broader colonial fiscal policy.
A garbled excerpt references Mr Fadden weighing retirement if actions prejudicial occurred, amid mentions of government challenge and warnings of expulsion. The text also cites leader titled Country Pur y and discussions involving Pere Pedron and Dig forum, with unclear names and dates.
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