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A brief note records a delayed exam proctor during a four day interval of a 1 week period. The readable fragments show the incident affecting scheduling and oversight. Further specifics are unavailable in the text.
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21 Sep 1953
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1953
Page
1
Heavier Party Vote For Advisory Council
The article reports on party voting patterns for the Advisory Council with Mr. P. D. Quinane of the ALP leading in votes and projections. It notes totals from the poll of 12,279 voters and 1,001 more values not counted, and mentions Liberal and Independent candidates’ standings and anticipated outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Quinane
Temios
Tam
Stevens
Athiewh
Mir
Byrne
A.E.P. Ap Gee Shakil
U. Reo. E
Balurdey
Présreen and
Welfare
Cornell Point Todd
Vis Apenwenttive
Mar Gins
Quinane
Aumipie
Cilmack
Shakespearr
Mulherin
Most
O'Neill
Bourke
Donnelly
Blevenson
Bailey
Byrnes
Cusack
Neill
Nalt
FD. Quinane
LVGL
Byma
Jorvin Bay
Reaber
Wimaelt
Labor
Uno Vole
Garalot
Labor Uat Libera
Une
Canberra
Votewell
ALP suspends president amid internal party row
The ALP moves to suspend its president amid a heated dispute over advisory council votes. The issue centers on allegations that a candidate and other labor officials sought industrial Labor support, triggering calls for accountability and possible expulsion.
Wintry Weather Hits Se Australia Across Highlands
Weather reports describe a wintry touch returning to southeast Australia. Snow blankets highlands near Grageru and Monary while areas around Cooma and Cooma region report travel disruptions and moderate falls. The Weather Bureau notes widespread snowfall and low temperatures, with orange warnings issued for heavy falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura
Grageru
Monary
Katoomia
Katoomia and Wakheah
Sydney
Koaduike
Cooma
Lie
Alury
Cootamunaya
Weather Bureau
Bournern Highlands
Flood Warnings in Victoria Reach Rural Areas
Weather bulletin warns farmers in Alexandry and Eildon areas of heavy rain and rising flood risk. Officials urge rapid movement to higher ground as temperatures drop to 43.2 degrees at 3:30 am and a high of 43 degrees later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attale Acton
Molony
Porat
Dervin Bay
Melbournd
Sunany
Alexandry
Eildon Welt
Wollen
Lel Radin
Fareaa
Snelr Alocl
Niger
Yaara
Soviet bid to reopen U.N. debate on Korea
The Soviet Union moved to reopen debate at the United Nations on the Korean conference composition. Vyshinsky urged including China and three neutral Asian nations, while the United States and allied members resisted broadening the talks. The Assembly earlier authorized the United States to negotiate terms for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Korea
New York
Soviet Union
United Nat Assembly
China
Thinw
India
Tnaonoain
Uigista
Adres Vyshinaky
Fehale
Angonliys
United States
Korsa
Nortisweden
Unem
Ageek
Vyshinsky
Urmorrow
Thenoral
Wysthinsky
Asc Soylnks Wyisinen
Orion Cie
Sweden
Rus
Karon
Camrauniata
Confuretica
General Assembly
Ube
Palintar
Burma
Todos
Seneca Assembly
R. G. Caacy
Auntraila
Polish diplomat Aber seeks asylum in New York
A Polish diplomat Aber applied for asylum in New York after reportedly fleeing Poland amid political tensions. Details remained limited as officials reviewed his case and possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber
New York
Rukuimay
Majer
Mofiul
United Nuliwtn
Poland
Unclear Military Remarks From Fragmented Report
A garbled text outlines alleged actions and statements about military forces and nations. It mentions a commander at a multinational force, air power, and tensions involving the Soviet Union, China, and other entities. Specific names, dates, and clear events are unusable due to the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahaan
Joby Hid
U. Babing
Lisit
Anderan
Ventor
Soviet Union
Ain Ain
Attlee Warns Peace Chance Fading After Four Months
In London Prime Minister Attlee warns that the chance for progress toward peace and disarmament may be slipping away four months after Churchill proposed a Big Four conference. He criticizes unconditional stand and urges Britain to take the lead, while commenting on China Korea and postwar diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Clement Attlen
Allie
Winston
Britain
Attlee
Sx Arme
Joany Seni
London Diplomats Behind Curtain After Missing Wife Case
Police reports from Bari via Switzerland link British diplomat Mrs. Melinda Maclean and her three children to a possible Great Britain circle behind the curtain. Foreign Office experts study the files with security teams to assess if a cover story or kidnapping is involved. The case stirs intrigue as officials weigh motives and possible fugitives amid communist fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mediterranean
Fother
Donald Siaclean
Guy
Emney
Pearenon
Musienn
Pocela Gee
Togaraad
Kitria Ned
Unclear volcanic disturbance reported near coastal town
A partially readable report describes a volcanic event causing building damage and fear in central Auva area. It notes lava or ash activity, evacuations, and strong waves linked to coastal disruption. Authorities caution about further eruptions.
Demonstrators Exiled Amid Clash Over Climate Protest
Undated fragments describe demonstrators urged away as police claimed to quell disturbances. Reports mention slogans against the country and possible exile to a foreign land, with references to a Persian setting and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Pollo Pources
Kung. Toland
Peestan Gwit
WHO warns polio control efforts still failing
World Health Organisation experts say progress against polio is insufficient. A historical report cites incomplete erasures and struggles to identify polio strains and variants, urging intensified vaccination and surveillance to curb spread and protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Health Organisation
Soldiers Escape Injury After Overturned Car Crash
Three soldiers escaped injury when their car overturned on Caples Road and Weila Road near Dualevon on Saturday. Edwin Bryen of RAE and two passengers were jammed in the wreck, the wet gravel surface contributing to the collision. the car was extensively damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alli
Dualevon
Barurday
Edwin Bryen
Rae
Pamengars
Jamon Cys
Caples Road
Weila Road
Peking Removes Ministers From Office
A Chinese government shake-up removes several ministers from the administrative council. Li Wei He and others are dismissed as part of a sizable personnel overhaul. The state media notes 18. millimenal and a major renovation of party and government posts amid widespread speculation of broader political changes. local observers compare the move to regional upheavals following the Korean front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emjorneeik NH
Cann Ras
Li Wei
Wn & Big
Peking Communia Radio
Copeal People's
Coutts SI Nad
Vlog Kong
Decision Day in Baby Case Weonit Melevief
In the equity court the case of Norman Frederick Macc aril Jia and Gloria regarding adoption of a child born in November was heard. The Murray family contested, and the Supreme Court ordered the return of the baby while the adopters appealed the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabe Daby
Eqnarrow
Norman
Frederick Macc
Aril Jia
Gloria
Mina Muteau
Macon
Mim
Mace
Mian
Murray
Jundlen Herron
Ae Mose
Suil Mute Court Gant
Nir Mares Peel
Ageinal
Tim Onler
Belgium May Have Atomic Threat Reported
Fragmented text reports an atomic center in Belgium near Antwerp and mentions a possible British link. Readable portions reference Plethy, Amiwerp, and Feeney with unclear context and dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hye
Proctor
F.D. Quinane
Imune
Ind
Abe
Telopen
Mun Tare
Ains- We Bhool
Witte Ito
Duuit
Mme
elaoHan
ALP
Hipandad
Wie Carteeres Nadative
Lebor
Mr. Tull
Yumaen
Lator Vandates
Wie Advisory Council
Caecidaton
Brea
Enna
Tlis
Yuill
AW U
Aha
Trades and Labowe Council
Iin
Advisory Council
Mmr
J. Sullivan
Mubat
Australia
Victoria
A.C.T
Liberal
Tolapea
J. Creighton
H.R. Mn
E. el Park
Riss Promien
Srulenkov
Pune
Kore
Matenkay
Kremlin
South Korea
U.S
Mr Malenkov
Malenkov
Koretina
Re- Setiannfes
Peoples For National Freedom and Independence
Mr. Malenkov
Wiinbimgeem
Karwin
Tmah
Asia
The
Chinen
Security Council
Chiang Kat
Progres Ulrarde
Alies
Sengman Thee
Ujye
Hiner
Chiang Ray Blink
Chua
Kote
Aloe
Auva
Faroe
WHO
Fang
Peking
Belgium
Segium
Ahi
Whire Atomic Centre
Plethy
Amiwerp
Bodalot
Yusrull
Wien
Lone
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