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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
3
Italy factors into textile markets as trade shifts and demand evolve. The Economic Commission notes uncertainty as governments delay instructions while international banks push import growth and new operations begin.
Registrar Mr Owens notes 23 students ceased studies at Canberra College amid war related difficulties. Many students attend part time, some abandoned subjects. Applications for 1947 entrance are rising to aid returning ex-service scholars and purchase texts. Five week exams will involve 101 students and 187 ex servicemen, a Canberra record.
The Tharwa district faces elevated bushfire risk from an unusually dry winter as graziers seek information on ACT restrictions. A council meeting within two weeks will decide if the current ban period of November 1 to February 28 should shift earlier, with concerns over early outbreaks and cattle and sheep movements raising losses.
Queanbeyan meets Port Kembla on September 29 in a wartime rugby match as Port Kembla aims to remain strong. The Port side has played competitive football through the war years while Queanbeyan officials acknowledge the challenge.
Sunday afternoon Brownies gathered as the highest Guide Movement service award was presented to a member, one of only three ever given in Australia. Trees were planted in memory of a leader, and remarks praised their commitment. New recruits Judith Hynes and Beth Wilson joined Canberra company as clothing drives continued for national appeal.
A report from Australia cites heavy trade losses due to a Dutch and Indonesian market ban amid alleged Communist interference. Mr. de la Valette warns the 30,000 ton flour trade and cement shipments suffered, risking long term export opportunities and Australian workers. Leaders urge rebuilding trust with Dutch and Indonesian merchants and coordinated action among producers exporters and workers.
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