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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1946
Page
2
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Fragmentary memorial text commemorates Crombie who died September ... 1043, remembered by family members including mother Roy. The legible portions reflect a personal tribute and affectionate remembrance from loved ones.
Fragmented report details London area communist activity, legal actions, and police responses. It notes council members, a Fountain Court case, warrants, and injunctions affecting squatters and protests, with mentions of Bevan's Health Ministry actions and parliamentary figures.
In Sydney region a child died from a snake bite as local youths played at home. Attempts to rush the boy to Lithgow failed. he was transported by car and then to an ambulance, with emergency crews unable to save him.
Fragmentary forecast describes scattered clouds with cold to mild temperatures and light winds from the northeast to northwest.
A wartime era analysis argues Canberra faces housing shortages as about 400 homes are needed and government plans risk delaying relief. It urges faster provision of immigrant workers huts and more realistic measures to prevent private building collapse under rising demand. The piece warns continued delays threaten shopping and civilian services in the capital.
A fragmented report outlines Liberal arguments that the court should set a basic wage. It notes figures suggesting wage costs rose by about 24 percent while Labour claimed broad voter support for the proposition.
A reported proposal to have Australian soldiers guard an Indonesian prisoner camp was rejected by the Commonwealth. Dutch authorities were expected to respond, while Australian officials preferred a rapid resolution to ease camp operations before shipping could lift the blockade.
In Canberra the Legion discussed building prefab homes for ex servicemen and women. Barry McDonald claimed large factory output could speed up housing, with many applications from veterans across New South Wales and figures cited reaching into thousands of pounds. The plan includes cooperative ventures and new sites at Orange Cowra and Grenfell, with prospects of precast home programs.
In South Australia yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester visited Katalaity House and toured Glengarey Girl Guides camp at Turramurra. Chief Commander of the Girl Guides attended the event.
A German spy tale aired on a radio program claimed an Anzac Club hostess Mina Guxford revealed details about wartime life. The account described a supposed incident at the Anzac Club involving Waltzing Matilda and a pianist, with discussion of British and Australian memories from 1942 onward.
Fragmented text reports arrests in Tel Aviv linked to a terrorist search. Mentions of Jewish groups, Ottoman history, and Haifa transfers hint at a broader security operation. Scattered lines reference Sydney, London, and political figures planning actions about Palestine.
Reported dispatch outlines Prime Minister Menzies planning a tour of New South Wales as Arab boycott tensions flare. Coverage notes fear of attacks in Jaffa and surrounding areas, with police patrolling streets and warnings of potential raids on Jewish communities.
Police report a man identified as 70 year old Arthur Howarth from Tempe died while being transported to hospital after a head injury earlier in the day. He was found near Darlinghurst Lane inLaneway area at night and did not survive despite urgency. The hospital says he was declared dead on arrival.
Mr Forde calls for a formal report on neurosis patients and potential actions. The request is tied to defence concerns and requires clear communication to authorities. The plan references a June timeframe and involvement of military and political figures, with exchanges between Australian and British officials.
A Thanksgiving service and various memorials marked the Battle of Britain anniversary. Veterans and servitors attended abbey and chapel ceremonies in London and surrounding towns, with wreaths laid and prayers offered for those who may not return.
The article recalls wartime reflections as Sydney churches today mark the easing of war and pay tribute to airmen, Spitfires, and allied efforts. It notes Australian airmen' roles in combats against German forces, highlighting victories and sacrifices while honoring those who battle realities of the era.
A critical review of Canberra housing programs accuses the Minister for Works and Housing of delay and mismanagement in the Canberra housing scheme. It cites unbuilt projects, broken tender processes, and claims of shifting priorities while demanding concrete action and an explicit stance on government versus non government housing allocations.
Mr Fadden warned of a strong anti Labour swing during his tour in Australia. He cited spontaneous support from women and claimed the opposition would gain from a referendum while asserting no extra powers would be granted. The leader said the public mood reflected concern over communism and supported his party’s line.
Wide bush fires eased by cooler weather across the coast. Damage reported near Bellingen and Wentworth Falls with cattle losses and several houses damaged. Firefighters battled blazes for up to 20 minutes destroying buildings and a car near Amber store. Red Cross relief centers operated amid the disaster.
Fire at a hay shed on Mr S Wradorikaen's Pyahwick property caused severe back injuries to a worker, with the shed later burned out and salvage work continuing. Neighbouring crews aided as the fire raged under difficult conditions. The incident prompted police and local authorities to inspect the site.
Firefighters from Crown Moat and Bane Cove, aided by Vivian volunteers and the Mame Torant hour hatare, battled a blaze threatening hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel stored in tanks at Eby Courmonermitt in Lacking Street. Two yards away from the fuel storage, crews contained the risk as alarms sounded and local residents watched.
Fragments discuss religious reform, ritual power, and spiritual authority. References to Parascullin, Elijah, and New Testament themes appear amid scattered questions about the value of a man apart from God and the role of Christianity in ongoing social change.
Fragmented text notes dancers and diners fleeing a fire during a carnival near Ellengore. Mentions Crank Fllengowen and Myst Suh, city officials including a mayor named Thamapaon, and volunteers aiding at a carnival site ten miles from Ellengore.
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A young man was arrested on a petty thieving charge after a rash of thefts at the Canberys Palace. Police report state two incidents were tied to the suspect, with the case to be heard in the Car verre Court this coming morning.
A large Australian delegation led by Director General Postwar Reconstruction De E Coombs sails to London on October 15 to participate in preparatory committee meetings. The group includes officials from Commerce External Affairs and other departments. They will exchange views and set out the aims for postwar trade negotiations with Britain and other nations.
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