Canberra Court Hears Drunken and Disorderly Allegations
Report from Canberra Court detailing multiple prosecutions and fines. Names include William Stephen Turner and Daniel Robert Grant with charges of drunkenness and indecent language, plus other offenders for improper driving, thefts, and public misconduct.
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William Stephen Turner
Ainslie
Canberra Court
Daniel Robert Grant
Assell Myrtle Butt
Alnslie
Anne of EL
Willian
Robert Charles Jay
Donaldson Street
Readers' Views on Canberra Housing Rent Relief
A Canberra Times readers letter argues that housing rents under the Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement exceed limits and calls for relief for high rent payers. It notes young ex servicemen, high salaries, and delays in relief while urging government action and fairer treatment for those on low incomes.
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Canberra Times
Mantayaa
Rete
Canberra
Advisory Council
Hurley Charged With Communist Influence In Canberra ALP Branch
A. L. P. editor cites W E D Hurley's alleged communist ties within the Canberra ALP branch from which he was expelled. Hurley, in a September 17 statement, claimed support for communist activity was evident before the last election. He denied loyalty to communism while seeking preselection for hospital board and advisory council, and notes he attended only limited branch meetings over ten years.
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Canberra
W. E. D. Hurley
A.L.M
Hurley
Dais
Hilpley
Hospiter Board
Ube Advisory Counell Tt
Counci
Reid
Comsmunialine
AWLP
Hieast
Mountjoy
Mr. Mountjoy
Capita
Coal Miners Idle as Tribunal Denies Increase Demand
The Coal Industry Tribunal ruled against a claim for higher wages in a northern coalfield, delaying further talks. Wheel workers refused to work, protesting the decision and delaying production. The day’s losses due to stoppages marked the year's peak for reduced output.
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Sydney
Coal Tndustry Tribunal
Ediay
Werts
World trade battle faces Australia
A warming that world trade is recovering was given today by the President of the Federation. He stressed the need for Australia to raise its production to keep pace with rivals. Trade authorities warned that at the current recovery rate many nations may overtake Australia unless output increases.
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Melbourne
Tom- Mayere’ Federation
P. Hikinwon
Australia
France
Tily
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Japan typhoon slows Tokyo as factory collapse shakes New York
A disrupted Tokyo typhoon movement caused factory delays while a New York report notes a collapse linked to former Mayor Nave Lark. The article contains garbled phrases but references weather disruption, a factory or structural failure, and a political figure.
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Japan
Tokyo
Niles
Tukyer
Geardia
MORK
Wednesay
Ormer
Nave Lark
Ns Ham i
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