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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1948
Page
2
Fragmentary notes discuss price control for an act, mentioning lines to New and Wales. The readable portions reference regulatory measures and potential enforcement steps without clear dates or named authorities. Further context is needed to identify the exact act, jurisdiction, and involved agencies.
In a tense session at the department of aviation inquiry Campbell testified about an appeal against the presence of an engineer employed by Asian Air. Outside the court corridor photographers wrestled for shots as Campbell spoke, with disruptions and shouting reported by onlookers.
Regional forecast for Routh Eattern Districts warns of freshening north to northeast winds. Moisture and changing conditions pass inland toward Moe with cooler air and brisk gusts.
Weather snapshot for Canberra on Monday with brief, unclear notes. No specific temperatures or conditions clearly readable.
The UN mediator Count Bernadotte, chosen to propose a partition plan for Palestine, was assassinated amid militant opposition. The article defends his aims for international control and a peaceful settlement in Jerusalem, urging the General Assembly to honor his vision.
A dated fragment notes a social gathering described as a dinar party at Giver Monsey Canter yesterday. Mentions Viceregals and Metall in attendance in a brief, unclear report.
De. G. Young, new Roman Catholic Bishop of the Archdiocese at Canterbury-Goulburn, will arrive in Canberra on Sunday October 3. He will be welcomed at Causeway Hill and celebrate services at St Patrick’s on October 4 and at another venue the following day. A luncheon reception is planned at Causeway Hall.
Fragmented notice notes a proposal for a health centre and baby health clinic at a demountable site in Warrabandah under consideration by the Works Director and Town Planning Committee. It mentions community planning and approval processes with limited legible details.
Fragmentary note describes the Urmston vessel delayed by 44 hours after leaving Brisbane with partial timing details and a late entry into Meads. The text is garbled but centers on a shipping schedule disruption and a vessel reaching Meads after the expected window.
The advisory committee on building work discusses ongoing civil engineering tasks and laboratory facilities. It notes membership from alloy materials makers architects engineers and professionals, aiming to align with Commonwealth standards and laboratory research needs.
A fragmentary report discusses Roman Catholic views on Labour policy, mentioning petrol rationing and monthly scales. The text is garbled, but indicates a debate involving Brian Doyle and a person named Rim presenting individual perspectives on policy and taxation within the Labour framework.
The Beabeg of Goulasre yme Mew. H Burgman and the Amcillary to Candwal Ou rey appointed as special advisers to assist the Minister for External Affairs Dr Vaiti AC the United Nations Assembly to meet in Paris. Dr Xvatt would add an Australian date gate sentative in New York. Mr Chitey said Dr Jovett would lead the Australian delegation to the Prim Ministers' Conf in London on October 11. This delegation includes Dr Goombsp Director General of Post War Reconstruction and other senior officials and representatives in Tokyo and London. Mr Chifley noted Sone (Professor Halley) would leave for London to aid Be avails able. Dr Ryan would also save services of Beasley and other delegation members to the United Nations meetings.
British plans for postwar civil defence are reviewed with no changes to Australia. Defence discussions focus on future needs, with exploratory measures and potential weapon inventories assessed to determine necessary civil defence actions.
The Commonwealth Government will present commemorative medals and a souvenir booklet to students at high schools and technical colleges in honour of the royal visit. About 1.9 million medals and 100,000 booklets will be printed for private and denominational schools and colleges. The booklet will convey a message from Princess Margaret to Australian children, highlighting the royal family’s ties to the Commonwealth and the Crown’s role.
Fragmentary text mentions a college tour for men and an event with a sacrifice or court action but lacks readable names, dates, or places to establish a concrete news item.
A fragmented notice references dollar moldings and a request to conserve supplies. Unclear text mentions a fan named Mary and production works, with years or durations imprecisely noted in the OCR. Further readable details are minimal.
The fragment outlines debates in Parliament on wartime policy and economic aims. It contrasts communist and capitalist visions, noting critics insist real reform requires deliberate planning and not automatic freedom. References Labor and ministers hint at broader postwar reconstruction debates.
A readable note describes a display at the U S Embassy linked to Hardy Wilson with references to parares and Cantera University College planned for tomorrow afternoon.
The ABC studio in Sydney hosted the second interstate quiz contest supporting the Recursty Low n. Contestants from Northbridge and MAW Sampounpe faced off as the top scorers advanced toward the final in October. Finalists include Gye from MAW Sampounpe and Ton from Big rt tin wpe. the two best from each state proceed to the October final in Sydney.
Government official outlines wheat rehabilitation plan impact on marginal farms. Minister for Agriculture Mr Grahams states no interference with normal operations where crop rotation remains intact and reforms apply only to areas adjusted for productive capacity under Commonwealth requests.
The sand and gravel pit at Boot Gromang near the Parliament House development is noted. The old pit at Gunganiin was almost worked out and causing erosion. plans call for regrading and replanting. The new access will ease slope near Parliament House and improve Canberra infrastructure.
At the ALP triennial conference in Sydney on Monday a motion will seek to bar communists from Federal Parliamentary Labour Party and from employment in security transport postal and teaching sectors. Other agenda items include declarations and organisational steps for the party amid unrest.
Monilay The Country Mawmiliers Association submits requests for higher prices on bread rayans and pies to the Commonwealth. Officials consider records from the Curtorys Department to determine how to track approved wool and finished products. Manufacturers warn raw material costs could push up prices. retailers and passengers expect little rise unless makers raise costs. Doctors and professionals see no certainty of price increases in the foreseeable market.
Monti warns Japan is capturing Als fraiten trade to Mastenwrens due to cheaper editions. Van Andel, Higemmayer Trading, recent disaster deaths, and reduced Bolte to Fans signal export decline. Australia may regain markets only by cutting production standards and easing export controls amid rising Japanese and American shipments.
New rules set reduced speeds for laden heavy trucks with weights over six tons. In built up areas the limit is 48 mph, elsewhere 26 mph for lighter weights, and up to 40 mph in other zones. The plan aims to cut road accidents and was approved after talks among national transport bodies.
Monty Kathonia reports a bank break in attempt where safeblowers failed to open safes. The intruders used torches and tools but drew alarms, leaving the vault untouched as police search nearby streets for suspects.
Mr. LB Pearan secretary of state accepted an invitation to join the Canadian delegation. He held roles including chair of committees, UN and CNRS representative, and Canadian ambassadorial posts in the United States. His career spanned 1947 to 1984 with leadership in international committees and diplomacy.
In the ACT a prefabricated concrete housing project for Turner progresses with sections for the factory completed. Erection takes about four days per unit, with several weeks needed for topping and finishing work. The plan involves production layers and a total of around 100 weeks of work for Turner.
A report outlines BBC ambitions to launch a broad television service for a large audience. It cites plans to boost funding, create a national network, and establish regional hubs, with headquarters in southern England and a target of substantial yearly output.
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