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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1955
Page
2
The notice lists fee rates for the Canberra Foot Clinic with daily schedules and contact details. It mentions times from early morning to evening, a phone number for inquiries, and references to nearby buildings and civic centre location. The fragmentary text includes names and rate figures with unclear context.
The session opened with remarks by Senate President Benator MUMUMIIN and Deputy Mr. Adermann as Mr Kenn Hughes introduced South African envoy Cytil Toure. The gathering addressed Africa related themes and the ongoing QuorTik Me challenge with emphasis on moral conduct.
Fragmentary dispatch analyzes Argentina's political crisis with Peron’s weakening grip, militia and labor unrest, and possible move toward central bank control. It notes historical instability since 1930 and suggests a cautious transition while fearing suppression of civil liberties.
Canberra planners stage the Festival of Youth at Manuka Oval this Saturday as part of the Mission to the Nation. The program features ballet, singing, pantomime, a play at the Arena, and dance displays by Canberra groups with national and local performers, ticket sales promoted by organizers and sponsors.
The Supreme Court Chief Justice and other top officials receive pay raises with the Governor and judges seeing wage boosts. Increases include positions such as President of the Industrial Commission and Public Service Commissioner, alongside roles like Auditor-General and Valuers General, with specific amounts listed.
A heated parliamentary exchange aired on television as the Minister and Government Whip debated the cost of introducing levies and luxury items. Mr Anthony stated the government would not reveal exact spending, stressing the aim to keep pace with world trends amid economic constraints.
Bishop Sherrill spoke in Canberra on a visit as guest of the Church of England to address the General Synod. He stressed the World Council of Churches aims, the need for unity, and the church’s role in aiding refugees and promoting moral principles across nations.
Confused reports describe Manuka Street works affecting central business activity. Workmen blocked access and trees or barriers were placed as authorities consider a trial parking period. Officials from the Department of Interior declined to comment on the dispute.
French Prime Minister Faure threatens resignation as ministers delay policy implementation and a Moroccan Regency Council plan faces opposition. General Kettant allegedly declined the post on Defence Minister Pierre Kownis's advice, signaling a political crisis.
A writ issued for £10,000 against a party in a negligence claim arising from alleged injuries. The action names several individuals and entities in connection with the case, with details obscure due to distorted OCR text. Local court records indicate pursuit of damages and related legal steps.
A Department of the Interior plan proposes the Move Foe Preschool Centre at Deakin with Meakin as chair. Residents expect the project to be built and students to attend within two years. funding may be drawn from Tasmanian sources.
Canberra Comments reports AC chamber president Sir John Allison predicts a grim balance of payments picture for Australia. He notes prewar quota declines, possible import restraint from October, and reliance on monetary policy to dampen demand while warning that fiscal measures must be carefully managed.
A court ruling grants private sector clerks a per cent wage increase. The decision raises base pay beginning after August, with weekly supplements for certain job roles and overtime. Employers must apply the new scale to all applicable positions for the next payroll period and beyond.
Australian parliament debate centers on preventing entry of migrants with leprosy. Sir Earle Page and Sir Bowden describe two recent Victorian cases, isolation measures, and challenges of screening arrivals from Malta and other regions. officials stress near impossibility of fully preventing disease entry while enforcing health checks and quarantine.
The Gavernne General and Field-Marshal Sir William Flim held a morning executive gathering. Excellency hosted officials, while afternoon visitors included Lady Shim and dignitaries at the Vic Soria Teague center. Nearby, Admiralty House hosted Lindyls gates events amid general attendance.
Newcomers gain final two hospital board seats as Labour party support shifts. Vote totals show Dalgarno, Donnelly, Mulhern, and others receiving varied counts, with 208, 248, and 206 votes in different counts, reflecting a divided campaign and local political tensions.
A disjointed report shows the council’s planner denying involvement in preparing a subdivision plan. The text mentions various names and places in a garbled sequence, with no clear event timeline or outcome.
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Officials described ongoing discussions with British and European shipping lines, aiming to limit cost increases amid proposed freight rate changes. Representative groups urged restraint, seeking minimum charges under current conditions while ensuring continued operation between Australia, Britain, and the Continent.
Reports from Melbourne state Soviet diplomat Fehudinov and associate were refused ashore access while in Australia. Immigration officials say travel to Wellington is restricted and passports may be retained until the issue is resolved. Fehudinov pressed for friendlier relations and possible future talks, but no immediate changes were granted.
An advance training unit from New Zealand's air squadron heads to Malaya for active service. The move signals NZ forces joining in the broader conflict theater.
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