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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1948
Page
4
The Miners Federation and the LAW hold talks amid a looming coal strike. ACT and Federation leaders push for a national conference while negotiations with the Federal Government continue. demonstrations unfold as talks await a broader settlement formula.
Readers urge improved Canberra to Melbourne travel with modern, heated carriages and better schedules. They argue the Commonwealth should fund and coordinate upgrades, noting current night travel limitations and inadequate rolling stock.
The weeklong fluence of opposing views stalls government actions as MPs discuss scheduling. Opposition members complain over delays while government leaders insist on clear timetable and reform pace. The floor action is hampered by procedural disputes and party disagreements.
Disorderly debate in Parliament over the government wheat plan as opposition leaders challenge the bill. The minister defends the legislation amid party lines while noting continued talks with growers. Speaker warned of delays as MPs argued the plan’s cost and guaranties.
The funeral yesterday drew many mourners from Canberra and district. Family and friends gathered at St Mary’s Church for the service conducted by Rev. Fr. Mitan. Representatives from local clubs and schools attended to pay respects to a man whose life reflected loyalty to truth and community service. His memory was honoured by remarks praising his character and steadfast adherence to his beliefs.
A scrambled court record presents disjointed remarks about aviation surveying, radio interference, and air communication proposals. The fragment references Justice Simpein, an air survey in a certain area, and a claim about eliminating radio interference.
The excerpt lists obituaries and memorial notes for several individuals with personal remembrances. It also includes rental and accommodation notices, addresses, and contact prompts, offering a snapshot of late 19th or early 20th century classifieds and death notices. The text references family members, locations in Melbourne and surrounding areas, and various contact methods for inquiries and postings.
FeW vacancies reported with reference to Danahers at Jervis Bay 51.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a dispute over fare control with phrases suggesting states relinquishing power and opposition to fare increases. Mentions of ministerial control and sponge terms appear garbled, leaving unclear entities, dates, or outcomes.
Incomplete Canberra weather snippet lists rainfall readings and place names such as Crockwen Goule and Queanbeyan. Mentions registrations and a Lae Houtaion Tablelande 24 hour period ending yesterday with scattered figures like 87 points and 24.
The Governor General announced Mr RK S Vroland as President of the Law Council of Australia during a ceremony on Saturday afternoon. The event, held at Elizabeth Street, was led by Vice Regal officers and attended by officials from the Australian News Association.
A bill and written reply in the House discuss extending petrol supplies for Brisbane taxis and other local fleets. Authorities consider rationing, with staffing and pricing impacts outlined by lawmakers and ministerial officials.
A debriefed report notes a senior official's arrival in Australia and planned schedule. The Deputy Chief of Staff is to attend the Royal Military College and depart for Sydney at 5.35 pm. The sequence includes a prior call and a return to the United Kingdom.
A government note outlines price controls on building work including maintenance, alterations, repairs, and removals. The War Service Homes Commission and related authorities will enforce price limits on new dwellings and ongoing construction, with obligations on suppliers and contractors to apply fixed prices.
A garbled excerpt from a district report mentions warnings and winds with unclear context. It references the South-Eastern Districts and a measured response, but specific actions, dates, names, or places are not readable. The readable fragment suggests an administrative or advisory note rather than a full event report.
An Australian conference on price increases reports food and metal costs rising. Speakers warn inflation affects households as a broad economic strain and debate government action to curb price hikes amid supply concerns.
A tragic accident near Dordendoee claims the life of a ten year old boy named Wilson. He was attempting to reunite with a broken cart when he was struck by falling debris. Rescue crews arrived to find him deceased.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a takeover context involving 20k commines, with references to Wales, financial year concerns, and a general discussion of government or governing body actions. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but centers on a major asset transfer and regulatory oversight.
A report from the House of Representatives states the Commonwealth may intervene if an interstate dispute widens. Minister for Labour and Unemployment Service Holloway notes regulation powers under the Coal Board supervision could be used to settle the issue if needed.
The report discusses redemption options for six security bonds and notes suspicion about Premier involvement. It mentions the Note Printing Department processing bonds at a low rate and concerns over the government’s debt plan including conversion and cash subscriptions.
The article details Papua New Guinea operative stores and local ordinances overseen by Ward authorities. It notes inspection actions, applications, and regulatory provisions guiding cocopeyetin activities and community control under the necteay rules.
Researchers from multiple universities will employ microwave imaging and radar observations to study radiation paths from the southern hemisphere to the Austral region. Teams include Cornell’s Radiophyaies unit and Barahut observatory, with international sites in Mil pouram and Tustrmnia contributing photographic observations.
Olympic sprinter plans to apply lessons learned at the Games Sydney as he returns to training. He aims to overcome fear and focus on improved performance while preparing for future events.
Reports last night warned of a dangerous drug loss near Kingston. A wrong packet with potential narcotic contents fell from a vehicle and could reach children if found. Authorities urge the finder to return the item to police or local authorities immediately.
A court in Londay faces conspiracy charges against Contyu Court and Berea figures including BT company director Beskett. The case references 1946 events involving Georne Artiur Bewride and a December 13 date amid unclear details.
The golf champion Audie Fraley was reprimanded by the officials after an incident on the course during a championship round. The incident involved aggressive behavior and raised questions about conduct, with officials noting improper actions but stopping short of disqualification.
Report on rising expenses for the A. C. News Service with figures for annual costs and staffing levels. Notes include central stations and regional coverage, and references to the cost impact on national and state services.
Sydney Fuhiy outlines two recommendations for settlement near Gundagat land. The plan proposes specific boundaries and settlement steps, with attention to local governance and potential impacts on nearby communities.
The notice catalogs multiple church services across denominations including Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, and Congregational, naming pastors such as GW Armatrong and Rev Hersar Ala. It lists times like 11 am and 7 pm, plus locations and associated readings, inviting parishioners to attend diverse worship events.
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