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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 22, 1948

Page

2

Commonwealth Government Posts Vacant at Mona Laboratory

Applications invited by the Commonwealth Government for scientific and industrial positions at Mona Laboratory Black Mountain. Intermediate certificates accepted with benefits including living allowance. Preference to qualified residents under the Commonwealth Employment Act. Salary rates and terms in exacting detail.

Mona Laboratory Aasiat Qounell Black Mountain Yemen

United Nations Assembly Debates Universal Human Rights

The Canberra Times reports on a United Nations Assembly session in Paris addressing current European and Asian disturbances. It highlights the push to adopt the International Declaration of Human Rights, noting Australia’s mixed compliance and comparisons with other nations on due process and public employment rights.

PTH United Mations Aimebly Paris Europe Asia Roumeas Australia Penialinoy

Canberra Forecast Shows Warmer Weather Ahead

A garbled forecast from Canberra hints at a warm spell with earlier barometer readings. The text appears incomplete but suggests milder conditions and possible changes in temperatures.

Canberra

Fragmentary OCR Item

A brief readable fragment notes a time cue and monetary figures with unclear context. It mentions pms times, a four dollar amount, and references to names or places that are not decipherable. The text remains too garbled to determine a definite event or entity.

Million Crates of Rabbits for Export Declared

Fragmentary report states the Commerce Department said enough stock remains for export over a three month period. The text is unclear but indicates a large export of rabbits planned or discussed.

Amie Tony Te Depertment of Commerce

Holloway Renounces Re election Intention

The Minister for Labour and National Service Mr Holloway renounced any intention to seek re election. He stated no further political plans after his current term ending soon. The move signals a sudden withdrawal from a hoped for return to Parliament.

the Minster For Labour and National Service Holloway

Price increases sought for essential lines

The report notes price rises under consideration for essential goods and services. Officials indicate applications are before the Minister for Local Government for decision under powers granted by the Gas and Safety Act. Potential increases include fabrics and basic commodities, with emphasis on maintaining access while addressing costs.

Sydney Rand Bellemare

Squandering of RSPCA Funds Denied in Court Plea

Fragmentary text alleges misapplication of RSPCA funds with denials from a party and mention of solicitors and individuals, suggesting a legal dispute over funds and responsibility. No clear names or dates are readable.

RSPCA

Faden claims £1 million revenue per wage rise critique

The Leader of the Country Mr. Faden accuses the Government of using wage increases to generate large taxation gains and attacks Chifley’s policy. He cites factory output, employment, and inflation as evidence of rising costs and urges direct tax cuts and reduced public service spending to protect living standards.

Faden Gov‘tenmant Chifley Tim Fadden Funda Wapayer Govarn Wagonal Warfare Fund

No Compulsory Defence Policy Debated by Army Minister

The Minister for the Army argued against compulsory military training amid Labour critics. He said peacetime Australia would need a ready nucleus for mobilization if needed, cautioning that compulsory training costs would waste time and money. He warned peace efforts could fail if nations threaten security.

Geeneco Chambera Nim Peraony Ake Ie Pte Chambera Austalia Hue Australia Haley

Public Spending Urged to Attract Migrants

Sir Clive Ballion arrives urging Australia to boost public spending to stimulate immigration from Britain. He argues higher grants and incentives could ease shortages and support national growth, calling the issue a test of national vitality.

Melbourne Tienday Britain Australia Fedacal Austral Clive Ballion Mace Alt

State Lottery Drawn Yesterday in Sydney Area

A state lottery draw was reported with several prize syndicates named. First prize numbers and syndicate details include locations such as Wollstonecraft and Glebe, with draws scheduled for Thursday and multiple prize identifiers listed in the report.

Bydney S.af Chacabera Winelall Street Wollstonecraft Winkpeter Whitshouse Prise Bob Tn” Syndicate Ken Richardson Ignator Cora Mara Beronth Prise Rarrson Agraiesur Blas Bang Road

Canberra RAAF price control squadron wins in ACT cup

The Canberra RAAF price control squadron claimed victory in the ACT cup after selection of Camber taskers to revive a lowland camp. Governor General officiated at TAAL Station Canberra with 1280 attendees and a program covering supplies, fuel, furniture, and domestic goods.

Canberra Raaf Price Control Squadron Act DUKES Stavas RAAF Phatn Camber Taal Station Canberra Commonwealth Variota Para Grakeford Alghest Ita Omionr Aquadr Eb Mond 4Wick Victoria

King Plans Simple Attire For Royal Australian Visit

The admin in charge states Australians invited to Hana for the royal tour next year will not need special clothes. The King prefers practical dress for public functions and country tours, with formal attire reserved for major events.

Henator Armtrong Tee Xing Niant

Land Values Rise Sharply After Postwar Sale

Fragmentary report notes land sale values soaring to about double prior figures. Items described include improved buildings and plots with bids around £1,240 and valuations such as £737 for industrial plots. Names, places, and precise details are garbled in the text.

Aydney Interpretea Tate American’ Arta Nevresn Vas Hun Mat‘aville Eno

Taxation case yields fines and penalties in Central Court

A labourer Francis James Pico of Athi Street Moore Park was fined and ordered to pay 600 pounds after furnishing sale information. The court noted income tax evasion totaling 708 pounds with records indicating prior non judgment of income tax.

Bydney Turssiay Francis James Pico Athi Street Moore Park Beamon Court Mingland Rice

French Wormere 70 Parr Racing Proceeds Amid Budget Memo

A brief notice describes a government meeting where the Confederation discusses a plan to open race funding and the budget memo. Officials from the General Confederation consider proposals impacting finances and policy.

Geeral ‘Confederation Ab Sr

Ownership of Chad Not Settled in Melbourne Court

Fragmented text reports a court proceeding in Melbourne about ownership of Chad. The document mentions a request to show cause why a writ ofBabess should not be issued and surrender of assets by Mr and Mrs Nook Jarkins of Kyneton. It also notes Frederick Y Margen Director of Commonwealth rum Laboratories as a scientific method defender and references blood-related green and red interpretations.

Melbourne Tweeday Woomelong Ynstow Nook Jarkins Kyneton Babess Corm YY Margen Commonwealth Rum Laboratories Johanne Maran Mae

Aviation Board Reserves Decision on Threats to Engineer

A Civil Aviation Board reserved a decision in a case involving James Tagar Wood a late engineer in Auked St. The hearing referenced threats toward Wood and the hearing examiner noted the threats were discussed yesterday.

Aviation Board Sydney Civil Aviation Board Jame Tagar Wood Ansermring

Wool Realised 74

Readable text fragment shows an old wool sale report. It notes a price realized at 74 with brief reference to buyers and lot details. No further legible context or names are present to identify entities or outcomes.

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