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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1955
Page
2
The Wollondong West House announces reopening arrangements with newly furnished interiors. The event is set for October with a center location, seating for three at benches, court features, bowling area, and additional facilities alongside family-style appeal.
The article discusses the Treasury's stance on depreciation allowances and tax reductions aimed at stimulating private investment, industrial expansion, and population growth. It notes concerns about funding, the need to prioritize works, and a review of depreciation schemes to support equitable incentives for industry amid uncertain economic activity.
Canberra officials discussed rising on street parking as a new spring service area opens. The Adelaide City Engineer, Mr Veale, urged restraint and suggested exempting certain private owners from rates for four years to ease the space shortage.
Canberra meteorological bulletin reports temperatures and wind at 8 am 9 am and noon with maximum and minimum for the day. Regional forecast calls for warmer conditions with increasing northwesterly winds and a slight chance of showers.
A Labour Party statement outlines a team of candidates Allan Fraver Meni Miners and Messina Donnelly de Swaine for the Hospital Board. It defends a policy of community health free of fees and means testing and stresses each member’s independent role while supporting hospital treatment for all. The group aims to restore Canberra Community Hospital and implement Labour health principles in policy.
A fragmented concert recap praises Hans Hotter as a refined baritone. It notes his performance with a supportive accompaniment and varied arias, describing vocal tone, diction, and stage presence across a wide program.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of nations and regions cited in a 1940s trade article. It mentions 14 states invoking GATT, DME, Ambeatii, and various countries including India Austria Belgium New Zealand Rhodesia and Africa. The text is garbled but centers on postwar trade aims and regional actors.
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate a planned speech by the Prime Minister tonight. The garbled text lists scattered words and names, making exact details unclear but implies a public address or broadcast.
A witness before the Senate committee on behalf of the Australian Planning Association praised the Griffin concept as a pathway to a city of outstanding beauty. The testimony argued for long term investment in a planned, neighborly development with parks and public works.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Huntmiries and Seabl-Manchie with references to government action and an auction. The readable parts reference officials and a 149-related item, but no clear date or location is present.
The hospital board in discussion with the Home Office and Migration Department outlined a proposal to recruit nurses from Britain. A committee will study quotas and cost, seeking streamlined intake and equipment for safer operations. The board also plans to brief the minister on this approach and monitor progress through the winter season.
A local housing note reports semi-detached units priced for single purchase. A campus area manager described the market as weak with limited demand for these homes near White Hire, noting potential use for student housing amid uncertain conditions.
Three Canter Community Hospital board members not seeking re election were feted at the final meeting. Chairman Mr R Mop Fry and Mrs SM. Bteveneon received praise for sterling service and practical leadership. Wardens Mr Fly and Mrs Stevenson noted for dedication, with tributes from Trevonnor Criny and others.
The article reports Vir. Brophy outlining policy for a hospital election. It notes his four years as Auditor General and aims to run as an independent candidate. He emphasizes experience, administration, and financial oversight in the campaign and mentions a plan to appoint a health council and improve hospital governance.
A letter from a reader criticizes repeated thefts of trout from streams and accuses authorities of lax enforcement. The writer cites numerous incidents, condemns the ongoing damage to local fisheries, and calls for stronger action to protect the waters and wildlife.
Two crashes occurred yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Limestone Avenue and Bruce Street in Canberra. Both vehicles sustained extensive damage. one driver reported injuries while a passenger received medical treatment and was later released.
The Trade Commission has named new members for Australia including Mewes Ridley Bryant F Searcy Melbourne S Gilbert Melbourne and Wotmec Adelaide. They are selected from applicants and will undergo brief training before serving on trade posts. Additional appointments are expected to follow during the current year to support a broader trade effort.
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