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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
4
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A statewide dust storm surged to 90 mph, enveloping Canberra region and spreading to Port Harbour and Ballarat. Visibility dropped, travel slowed, and damage reported near Cantera and Dee Why. Winds shifted from south to ground-blanketing dust, with morning gusts lasting into afternoon. A cottage collapse occurred at Dee Why as the storm moved inland.
Wildfires spread across the Lismore district as northwest winds drive flames through drought parched pastures. Firefighters report high tension in the area with several crews battling the blaze to protect holdings and rural properties. No serious damage reported by midnight, but risk remains high.
A garbled OCR summary cites The New York Times and Braid Tribena among agencies like the Associated Press and Reuters. Mentions Britain and Ireland coverage, with references to the High Court or government briefs and press services.
The piece argues postwar reparations should be limited and states Australia, following Britain, renounced claims to reparations to aid world recovery. It notes Germany and Austria faced duties, calls for selective compensation, and cites Australian leadership under Mr. Hughes and the nation’s liberal global role.
A royal reception in Adelaide Town Hall honored Norrie and other dignitaries who attended a demonstration, witnessed by Premier Ruth Pinyford and Minister Rudall’s family. The 130 photograph bank shows life before and during occupation, with a 3 page souvenir volume published in Amsterdam by the Care Ma Netherlands Committee.
During his visit to Lausanne on Thursday, Mr Churchill praised the free spirit of the country and thanked hosts for privacy and liberty. He spoke of love for the country, gratitude, and the resilience of the population despite disruptions caused by the events of the day.
Hedged report from Batavia notes the renaming of an interior prisoner of war camp to Ur Jay has been postponed indefinitely. The obscure dispatch mentions evasive moves and veiled international issues surrounding the internment site. Details remain unclear amid wartime censorship and local confusion.
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Sparse, garbled notes mention temperature, air, time references, and a 3 pm point. No clear entities or actionable forecast obtainable from the readable fragments.
Personal notice states Mr Thomas Gillard of 26 Pater See and Mr W J Lina of the Department of the Interior have been appointed Registrar of aliens for the Avatrallar Capital Territory.
London papers report the marriage of Indian Air Chief Marshal Richard Peltao aged 74, formerly commanding ten sites, to former Lady Auilnteek. The nuptials were announced and the couple wed on March 1st last year.
Report describes a violent incident at Lismore camp where an ordained figure was shot and two others wounded. Guards fired from a machine gun as prisoners were moved toward a parade ground amid a bid for escape, with clashes and threats reported around the compound.
A Canadian reforestation effort adopts a new seed extraction method from pine cones using infrared heating to replace traditional drying. The technique allegedly increases white pine seed yields and reduces processing costs, with estimates of higher efficiency and potential cost savings as the method spreads.
Theeramous International calendar lists Kurtz performing in Canberra on September 24 with Margaret Behould and Antree Han, announced by the Australian Bevadcartine Cyt. The program features Beethoven variations and modern composers. transport issues forced cancellation earlier but this concert proceeds.
An official announcement in Frankfurt stated that American occupation troops will depart Austria four months after the signing of the testy race pact. The wording suggests formal timing for troop withdrawal following the agreement.
Official notice from the Governor General announces Major Callaghan as Commander of the Aue rata Eighth Division after February. He endured malaria between February and August while on duty, maintaining leadership, morale, and discipline during captivity and hardship, earning enduring respect for the unit and its men.
GOULBURN Twureday The Leader of the Chantry Party Mr Fedden said it was the intention to lift clothes rationing this side of the year. He recalled that before the tang tang he commented the same. He noted that the government planned meat and other rationing reforms and hinted that the current Labour government faced wasted effort.
The readable text hints at easing some restrictions such as uniforms and foot attire during the war. A government official testifies before a court, with references to capital and iron steel wartime measures. The fragment mentions possible retained controls and future form of loans.
The Commonwealth expert panel examined rival schemes by Victoria and New South Wales to divert the Murray River and share benefits. It noted potential advantages for New South Wales Victoria and South Australia and questioned energy generation prospects from the divergence.
The Australian Patent Office earlier published details of the new Patents Act. It shortens protection delays by allowing damages from publication for infringements and introduces expedited examination upon request. The act emphasizes early patent grants, encouraging inventors to market their inventions promptly.
A summary of Howarth's examination of modernism in Australian poetry. He discusses obscurity, social influence, and political context, noting Australian adaptation of modernist technique in the 1920s and beyond. The piece reviews Howarth's hearings, critiques, and conclusions on advancing Australian poetry.
Reports from Canberra describe meat shops facing a pork shortage with prices rising and limited stock. Stores attempt to keep retail prices stable while sourcing constrained by wartime restrictions. Local buyers seek government or supplier relief as supplies thin and demand remains steady.
In Ballarat on Thursday Prime Minister Chifley warned of a possible new downturn in the world economy. He argued that the current malaise could be eased by prudent financial policy and a shift in how economic challenges are managed, distinct from approaches used in 1890. He stressed careful handling of the banking system and public finance to avoid widespread harm.
A.G.T. tennis event is hosted at Manitha on Saturday with players including Moxey Pinal Barton versus L Weller and Moser Pinal. Final rounds feature Alndle, Crawly, and others in a crowded lineup. Entrants are reminded of the open channels and time frames, with preliminary matches leading to a Sunday finish.
A chaotic RSL session saw expulsion from Langue amid accusations of throwing and flagrant platform disruption. President Br Bolton presided as a former minister, socialist leader, and MPs faced commentary on Communist affiliations and sentencing rumblings.
A woman on Doncaster Road was awakened by footsteps and attacked by an intruder who entered her home. The assailant fled via a window, leaving the victim injured and seeking help. Police are investigating the break in.
A fragmentary report describes Adelaide schoolchildren performing a display with cheers around a rink. Students delivered a demonstration using phrases like Welonte and Victory during a royal-themed program. The event included a reception at Adelaide Town Hall with floral decorations for a notable occasion.
The report discusses potential Commonwealth Government measures to modify taxation with an anticipated additional twenty million pounds annually. Professor Giblin notes the proposals aim to prevent voices dispersing and suggest broad fiscal strategies.
Sydney report cites Minister for Commerce Boullyssteered referencing stagnation not stabilisation. He notes Country Party critique of promised aid to wheat growers and mentions a pledge by Mr. Badden relating to port quotas and a 1831 prime ministerial demand.
Concrete homes for Canberra are being planned with reinforced concrete blocks or bricks. Builders in Wyong and New South Wales suggest dense residential areas. Canberra protection measures are debated. Four residences at Duntronn were built using concrete. The project aims to increase housing options and resilience.
An Australian citizen born December 8 1928 had his certificate revoked by Minister of Nationalities under the Nationality Act. The order, issued in March, cancels his status and automatic revocation follows new combatant registration.
A Labour movement announces plans to push through a coal bill amid mounting tension. The article notes expected attendance by union members and a Monday session by railway engineers and allied workers. The dispute centers on compulsory countermeasures and potential withdrawals as strategy unfolds.
The Minuter for Works in Canberra, Ho Konnarott, announced a government rent policy affecting national security landholdings in the Northern Territory. Rents are fixed as of August 31, 1000, with adjustments noted for industrialised areas and planned replatings. Deputy Controller (Mr. c.f Tetan) from the Department of Works provided information on the extension of these measures and the Exbesion Ten Taunya provision.
Fragmentary report from Ballarat mentions honouring Mr Chifley and a planned placement of a model or sculpture in a central garden area. Names appear distorted or garbled. sources reference local officials and a Labour member, with unknown dates and institutions.
A chaotic radio session in Sydney features a speaker named Thuraay atajoy Couseng criticizing family designs and government actions. The program includes heated exchanges with Lieut MeNauate ton and others, amid accusations of propaganda and prejudice. A parcel mentioned appears amid the day's events.
A fragmentary report discusses early moves toward price decontrol amid widespread debate. The text references government actions and industry reactions, noting officials and traders weighing controls and market responses.
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