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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1949
Page
4
Five Maltese children arrived in Sydney on September 15 and are all in Prince Henry Hospital. They were admitted in serious condition after surviving at sea and show signs of malnutrition. Only one child had received some milk, while the others were undernourished.
A public warning warns readers of dangers from handling certain ordnance related items. It directs strict avoidance and reports that authorities will act against those causing harm. The notice mentions police, military establishments, and cautions about locating any explosive material or ammunition for safety.
Labor figures in Canberra are suspected of exposing public bodies to phone number disclosures. A party branch member reportedly discussed securing confidential numbers and sharing them with supporters, prompting calls for official action and an investigation into irregular access to phone data.
A long, dense essay argues democracy weakens under totalitarian paths and cites New South Wales election reporting and press freedom. It warns against government overreach that controls candidate exposure and public expression, urging responsible, free debate within limits.
Legislative move in the Anatoalan Capital Territory seeks to extend child protection under new ordinances. Officials urge enforcement of provisions ensuring proper food, clothing, and shelter for minors. The Advocnsy reports these measures will apply to children registered within the territory and extend to adapted rules from other jurisdictions.
Fragmentary notice describes construction of a second hostel on Capital Hill by a Department of Works and Housing entity. It outlines plans, budget, and impending actions, noting alignment with existing facilities and scheduled milestones. Details on names, dates, and precise affiliations are unclear from the readable text.
Faded text shows a chaotic report about clerks pushing to bar Reds from office. A sprawl of names, dates, and places appears, with unions and weathered officials cited amid unclear action and scattered events. The fragment hints at a political move, likely labor related, but specifics are obscured.
The report outlines updated bus scheduling and routing changes affecting Aloalié Progryge Aseria Jon and nearby lines. It notes altered morning and afternoon times, with approximate departures around 11.65 and 4 o clock. Authorities plan quicker travel via new connections from Ainslie to reinforce regional transit.
A report notes a Papal honour for Mr Hearst with details about the ceremony and dates. Widespread public interest is mentioned, with references to the Americas and local figures. The item reads as a historical clipping with brief, uncertain phrases and names.
Australian Woolgrowers Council chairman Copland argues stabilising prices would curb inflation but harm growth by restricting activity. Proposals seek defined price supports and income remittance from primary production profits to money. Critics warn plan risks higher prices for exports and reduced production incentives, with references to inflation and working hours.
Debate on a private bill led by Mr Menzies adjourned amid opposition critique. The measure would regulate secret ballots for committee elections and management of registered organisations, aiming to curb employer influence while stressing democratic control within the community.
The article reports a heated debate over arbitration law in Australia, with government factions pushing tighter controls while opponents warn of concentrated power. It notes parliamentary positions, party lines, and the impact on citizens, amid a highly charged public vote and political maneuvering.
Lord Bruce of Melbourne urges creation of an international commodity clearing house to coordinate Murphie Torx trade through the United Nations and related bodies. He argues it would curb surpluses, reduce evils of counterfeits, and promote global production and trade via a UN backed framework.
A 1920s-style report notes government scientists proposing a bird linked theory for polio spread. The piece mentions a discussion on transmission routes, potential animal vectors, and the impact on public health understanding. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR garble.
The Federal Golf Club received a licence after a May application when membership was about ten. Mr Paton stated attendance rose to around sixty, with concerns over the club's stated aims and the need to maintain lawful operation. The meeting debated compliance and potential revocation while planning to inform authorities of progress.
The readable portion mentions a minister and a government body but provides no clear event or outcome. The fragmentary OCR lacks concrete names, dates, places, or actions to form a factual news card with distinct entities.
A fragmented plea in the agricultural districts requests emergency aid for Kempsey. The notice mentions donations and a fund overseen by local officials, listing multiple names and amounts and indicating a drive to raise twenty thousand dollars for relief efforts.
Members of the Parliamentary Labour Party and Cabinet colleagues attended a birthday gathering for Mr Chifley at the House of Representatives. Speeches praised the leader’s long service and praised his work ethic as a luncheon followed.
A commissioner's report outlines a new award related to timberyard labor. The draft references wages, payment terms, and potential disputes, with mentions of arbitration and proposed timelines. The document lists roles, including employers and workers, and notes ongoing review by the commission ahead of final recommendations.
Golf Associates at Paderal Club hosts a nine hole stroke event on Wednesday with players including Thompson Austin Barker Ware Threatford and Gill among many partners. The draw lists numerous entrants and scores from the Royal Canberra event and local clubs reflecting a busy regional golf schedule.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a declaration in an AC election with scattered phrases and names. The readable portion mentions a gathering at 10 AM and references several individuals, suggesting a local political event or dispute.
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