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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1949
Page
2
A garbledolumn of recruitment and public notices from Canberra listing job vacancies and a travel lodge, with references to shorthand typists and an assistant to the director. The text includes partial addresses and disjointed phrases about attendance at a funeral and a new posting.
Australian sports digest reports mixed results with Carlton and North Melbourne in Melbourne while Sydney and Sydneybourne events dominate headlines. Notable performances include Yugoslav and Hungarian runners and a focus on All Blacks in London plus Patterson and Cowell in London race contexts.
Archdeacon Robertson spoke about mission work and the Australian tradition of service. He urged support for native welfare and church efforts, noting urgent fundraising needs and the involvement of volunteers and families in care and advancement programs.
Fragmented report describes deaths of five migrant children linked to illness during trials. Text mentions hospital admissions and attempts to enter a medical facility as officials investigate cause and care.
A fragmentary report notes a ceremony attended by a group including Kell and Bethy I Meloll at Red Cromener Foweting in Handwick Haves Toounm on a weekend. The text is garbled and names appear distorted.
An indictment accuses Kassio Raji former foreign minister and Laxar Urenko former Yugoslav chargé d affaires in Budapest of aiding American and Yugoslav intelligence through Switzerland. It alleges efforts to overthrow a government and involvement with foreign agents across Hungary and elsewhere.
A deputation from the Ironworkers' Association plus local branches meets Minister Ward to press demands. The group seeks protection and prompt action on labor matters affecting workers in the Haddington district.
The obituary notes the death of William Kawoya Mek Yates at 47 years old after retirement from the Commonwealth Public Service and long service as Secretary and Chief Auditor in Canberra. He served in Canberra for 30 years, engaged in local groups, and was married with a daughter Lara who served in the AAAI WAL.
The article notes papal blessings granted to Eastern Europeans during the Holy Year. It mentions indulgences for the recitation of the Angelus and prayers for the aged, with a decree detailing the rites and beneficiaries in Parma and surrounding regions.
In a remarks style report, officials indicate changes end traditional outdoor tent days. The minister notes shifts in event planning and workforce implications affecting local outdoor activities.
The Midland mill branch of the AGP faces decisive action as leaders weigh charter withdrawal and surrender of bank documents. The president hinted at a possible late decision while urging a careful review of the executive’s stance on the ruling.
London report states that American Canadian and British officials will meet in Ottawa to review joint data sharing and release of scientific information on atomic energy. The talks aim to strengthen three nation coordinated arrangements and timing for data access and dissemination.
Prime Minister Prayver rejected Commerce claims about joint Australia New Zealand election timing. He stated New Zealand will choose its schedule independently and criticized external pressure on electoral dates.
Report from London cites Bundoy and The Commondes as crowd gathers yesterday for a feature on a supersonic craft with Vickers and Supermarine involvement. Attendee reactions range from astonishment to curiosity about the jet's claimed capabilities.
A report states no deportation was considered for Mrs Tong of Brisbane. Details imply confusion over diplomatic status and exemptions while discussing a related transfer involving Mr Tong and the family. The piece notes uncertainty about authority and timelines amid domestic and foreign policy questions.
An item notes the death of a U S Supreme Court judge with scattered references to Maine and August travel plans. The fragmentary text mentions a "Mutledge" and names like Jorgen and Mantes, but provides little coherent detail about the person, date, or circumstances.
A fragmented report claims Sicilian Republicans back bandit chief Pali Kuma Aten Nationadlata. The text suggests they provide weapons and support to Jowrh Halvator Gluliann to gain influence amid Bleilins backing as Bleilinn Republic seeks prominence.
Royal Canberra event reports Crisp and Grado leading rounds amid uncertain putts and lengthy holes. Several players, including Moroney and Laton, faced tight matches and near ties as the field contends for top honors in Grade A and other divisions.
A fragmented article argues for ending a British prohibition on certain American works. It cites officials and readers urging policy changes, with references to trade, censorship, and the impact on published materials. The piece includes names and organizations tied to the debate and notes a public interest in freer transatlantic literary exchange.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ceremony for handing over the first jet plane in Australia. References to Sydney and Commonwealth Government involvement appear alongside garbled phrases about Commonwealth, Le Havre and Mankatown, with unclear dates and institutions.
Reporting from Colombo, October coverage notes British troops as guests in Ceylon while the Ministry of Defence spokesman cautions that a final withdrawal date remains undecided. The article frames discussions around strategic plans and potential timelines.
Readable fragments show an international event in Brussels with Sidwell and Ducky ar ant among players. The report mentions Berigmuan bral Nunpe Waite Atend Tote nant and Washerbeak Bron. details unclear. The text references teams and players such as Huaiay ne, Shelle Wand, Gurvig Budiey, Purists Maio Eternia, and Kantbouirne Castrallan Mia y Fiteh.
Distric t granary and wheat harvests show signs of recovery after prolonged droughts. Farmers report rainfalls up to two inches aiding wheat and corn prospects. locals anticipate improved yields though some fields remain dry and uncertain.
A Canberra Avenue traffic plan outlines a one way system to improve bottlenecks and driver visibility. The proposal includes removing a barrier near Barrallier Street and rerouting buses away from Ottowa, with temporary parking and new permanent parking to be reviewed by the committee.
The report notes a Czech credit doubled to finance a wool purchase amid rain, tied to an agreement recently completed with the Commonwealth Bank. The Prime Minister announced a credit arrangement valued at £500,000 with terms and conditions to be negotiated based on earlier negotiations.
A boy was shot after playing with a firearm in Melbourne. Police say the incident occurred near Preston. a man and injured brother were examined, and the weapon was removed from the scene as officers collected evidence.
Queanbeyan defeats North Canberra 17 8 in a tight intertown rugby league match. The game featured late tries by Queanbeyan and key plays from Harold Williams and others, while North Canberra struggled with penalties and defense.
Four juveniles were caught near a factory in Sunray, Texas. The report notes torential rain and a nighttime incident. Authorities recovered torn papers and a phone call details the event.
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