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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1948
Page
4
Commonwealth Government Positions Vacant in Territory
Listings for Papua New Guinea Department of Agriculture Stock Marketing Officer and Territory postings. Roles require travel across the Territory, yearlong service, and applicants with experience in merchandising, transport, and native produce. Salary figures listed include 474 pounds per year equivalents and allowances. applications to the Secretary, Department of the … Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Drone Arm Bones At High School Incident
A report from Canherre Pte Ni Antey details a high school incident involving a drone arm malfunction leading to injuries. Investigations focus on safety protocols, equipment checks, and potential disciplinary actions for staff and students present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drone Arm Bones
Canherre Pte Ni Antey Cnet
Debate over Berlin file rest on UN light or secret talks
Canberra Times notes the Berlin dispute should be tackled openly in the United Nations rather than through secret diplomacy. It argues that postwar settlement progress hinges on frank, public exchanges, despite divisions in the Assembly, and asserts pace in Europe and the Pacific requires moving Berlin off the negotiation stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Bertin
Berlin
General Assembly of
United Nations
Nicann
Ura
United Nationa Benepe
U.N.O
U.N
Congregational Church Readies Service Details
The notice outlines plans for a Congregational Church event or service with reference to a royal regalia or ceremonial context. Readable fragments mention the church name and a formal gathering, indicating a scheduled public or religious observance.
Hughes 64 Today North Sydney Liberal MP
Mr Hughes, veteran Liberal member for North Sydney, marked his sixty fourth birthday and his long career in Australian politics. Known as the Lille Digger for his WWI service, he remained a resilient figure noted for independence from party discipline and his role in wartime leadership. He reportedly opposed following party lines in tense times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Friasy
W. Mo Hughen
North Sydney
Hughes
Bradield Ovat
Mughee
Awatratian Politioas
Mughes
Patima
Canberra Forecast From Meteorological Office Nineteenth Century
Weather bulletin for Canberra region reports near twilight at 9 p.m. with forecast of morning and day winds. Moderate to strong gusts expected, shifting from westerly to northerly, with moderate temperatures and unsettled air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Art
CantERRA Weather Friday Report
Cantarella weather notes for Friday show varying readings. Temperature and depressions listed at several times with inconsistent numbers and possible OCR errors.
Night Search Uncovers Wreckage Framed In Plane Crash
A night search reveals wreckage tied to a plane incident. Investigators report finding pieces that suggest a deliberate framing. No names or locations given in the readable text. The report notes prior claims by a person referencing the wreckage. Further details awaited.
Judge Delivers Complex Sentencing At Pedural Court
Act. Dydney Mat Palstein fined £320 and obligations set. Multiple charges include presenting false documents to the Customs Department. Agent liability emphasized for principal's acts. appeal planned to Supreme Court for prohibition order. Justice Owen notes implications for public office eligibility under constitutional provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dydney Mat Palstein
Orus
Mumard Uolon
Walehen
Cintoma Department
Reme
Tatea
Preston
Falatein
Tne Foourta Rad
Supreme Curl
Owen Armated
Cule Dal Pee
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Farm absconders blew safes in Essex suburb thefts
In Sydney a group of youths aged 10 to 17 allegedly blew 11 safes to steal about £1400 from offices in a suburban area. Detective-sergeant Aldridge described the offences as burglary and entering. The youths, held at Gosford Warm Home, appeared for sentence in court after the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Aldridge
Teall
William Woreell
Stalcolm
Alan Forbes
Bim
Antonaltite
Gosford
Tin supplies from Britain and America eyed in wartime flow
Australia expected to receive additional tin plate from Britain and America but government controls may hinder. Prime Minister Mr Chasey said extra stock remains in limited reach. Mr Chifley, an Australian minister, led a delegation to Britain and then America to secure shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Britain
America
Chasey
Yeutarday
Chifley Mata
Australan
Minaiin
Use Department of Chimorce and
Anlifecturarn
Writain
Ambrice
Victoria Women Win National Fourname Championship
Frida Ara and Jamiewon led Victoria to victory in the National foursomes, beating opponents amid heavy wind. The team posted a round of 80 in the first round, while Pipher and Churchus faded to fourth as other victors rallied in tough conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Frida Ara
K. Jamiewon
Mra
Non Hnan
Victoria
Noyer
Aincourn
Mra Pipher
Mes
Churchus
Aniahed
Bhawe
Vie
Xernot
Bes . Mol
Haane
D. Maher
Unsettled Car Orders Reported by Transport Chief
Sydney reports Unsettled car orders as Acting Director T G Ewterson releases figures on unpayed fare and utilities. He states American cars show 43,708 and American utilities 27,040 unpaid instances, with Australian and Continental cars also mentioned in the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Holden
TG. Ewterson
Hood ‘Transport
Tor Day
Amercan Utiliien
Alinicles
Bond
Curtain Dismissed After Bomb Scare in Melbourne
Police protected the Capital Theatre to prevent disruption as a demonstration near the curtain caused a shutdown. A film was shown after the precautions. No injuries or alarms were reported during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Theatra
Seaton
Cabinet To Review Pension Scheme for MPs
Cabinet considers reform to parliamentary retiring allowances as the Amenities Committee report prompts debate. Prime Minister directs a careful review while Labour Party members weigh implications for former MPs and party funding, with possible subcommittees to study payments and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet
M’s.p
Hte
Milewancea
van- Wiens
Farliamentary Erie
Parliamemt
Atlowane
FSP
Hhe
Labour Party
House of Itapresentatives
Venterfe
Chinay Wan
Cuilett
Stadt
Debate Proposed On Communism In Sydney
A fourth debate on communism is planned in Sydney with speakers from religious and Communist circles. The group will include FG Honwars, Glrathweld, an Anglican lecturer, and Mr Gould a Communist Party central committee member. The topic is whether democracy serves Australian interests, amid critique of Communist policy and mobilising working families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Glrathweld
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Bodware
Anne Flom
Huwain
Dr. Ryan
Wanda
Foreign papers in Australia debate migrant press policy
In the House of Representatives Mr Calwell outlined new rules for foreign language newspapers. He said 25 percent of material and the leading article must be in English to help absorb migrants and shape a common Australian press identity. The minister spoke during interjections to Mr Hutchinson about the national character of Australia and press unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmigras Horate
Calwell
House of Representatives
Tarvnga
Caan
Engliah
Hutchinson
Australia
Australie
Air Force Ban on Communists Ordered
A report from Sydney states the Air Force may expel from membership any person whose views or actions show inconsistency with loyalty to Australia or the British Empire. The Federal Council of Education met and left discretionary power to expel from membership based on such views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Force
Eydney
Prauy
Summons Drawn In Líttle Known Sedition Case
A summons was learned yesterday for Simene in Brisbane over uttering seditious words. The case concerns penalties under wartime sedition provisions with up to three years in prison. The Commonwealth Investigation Branch says the matter relates to disturbances and urgent public order issues described in the wartime law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brisbane
Norfren Winkie Raley
Snor
Commonwealth
Tata
Gribane
Fragmentary report from Vale of Iyiss fire incident
A partial garbled entry describes Mrs J Dobeon of Vale of Iyiss involved in a ten day Aller ANP incident. It mentions cubs, a kitchen fire and a rifle earthidy explosion tied to a host, with unnamed persons and unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dobeon
Vale of Iyiss
Newspaper sellers injured in tram crush at Parramatta Road
Sydney report says two light-seared salespersons were injured seriously while sorting papers at Parramatta Road Clarence as a tram crushed them. Both admitted to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in critical condition with severe hand and finger injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Parramatta Road
Glarence
Ales
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Giles
Ship Launching at Newcastle Dockyard Named A. Den man
The Newcastle dockyard will launch tomorrow the vessel The Minister for Works and Local Government will speak on the history and achievements of the dockyard. The ceremony will honor the Gor Minors' daughter Riley Elizabeth Northeatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale
Riley
A. Denman
Canis
Doctors at Herne Bay Reluctant on Free Medication
Doctors at Herne Bay have not replied to requests from Housing officials about providing free medicine to residents. An official said they had received no further communication from Mr Evatt since an earlier letter stating that if doctors did not join the scheme they would have to leave the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Herne Bay
Ryatt
Cami
Akin
Ferrice Opens Lead in Die Laken Open After First Rounds
In a tight field under par on tough conditions, Jim Ferrice led by four strokes at Die Laken Open. A shaky second round left him with penalties and errors, while Bear Susie and others posted strong scores. Ferrice finished the round at 74 amid a rocky pursuit by Cremin and Imai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jim Ferrice
Ferrier
Cremin
Tobacco Growers Free to Sell Declared by Minister Pollard
The commerce minister Mr Pollard announced yesterday that tobacco growers are free to sell their crop. Manufacturers are also free to paste deal on a lender used. Pollard stated no further action is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pollard
Pollard
Rainfall Registrations From South Tableland District
Fragmentary rainfall table from the South Tableland area lists figures for Crook 43 points Goulburn 3 unc hing 38 Tam 22 Candstre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratotsil
Dane
Crook
Well
Pointe
Goulburn
Unc Hing
Confused report on Commonwealth banking and motor vehicle finance
A disrupted account details debates over vehicle permits and bank information sharing. It notes Commonwealth Bank practices, loan rates for new and secondhand cars, and attempts to clarify how applicant names are handled and shared with state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derma
Yersai
Tharristic
Linnninomwegtin Bank
Ward
Commonwealth Han
Variana
Commonwealth Tuink
Beale Ordered to Resume Seat in House Debate
The House censures Mr Beale for seeking to draw attention to the Parliamentary Notice Paper and orders him to resume his seat during question time. An incident erupted as Mr Abbott moved a motion, and Mr Clarke ruled it out of order while the deputy speaker addressed alleged disruptions and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Appointment of Dr Burgmann as Adviser
An Australian delegation member questioned the appointment of Dr Burgmann as adviser to the Prime Minister, citing Communist ties rumors. The House of Representatives debated his background and capability, with Mr Blain pressing for details about his alleged connections and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgmann
Nad
Delegase
Lion
Aaserntocaune
Chuey
House of Representatives Euters Mteley Wok
Blain
Miata Burgman
Boilek
Ahmild
Stower and staff face hazy forecast amid river area warnings
Weather area officials warn of flooding and strong winds as the Stower at toy region braces for a period of unsettled conditions. The forecast highlights safety risks for workers and the public, with no confirmed protection measures yet in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stower
Toy
Hymeulear
Beye Genugoc
Fae, Ft
Rivering
USA
Santinve
Waal
Holbrook to Play Acton in Afternoon Bout
Local sports notes indicate Holbrook will face Acton this afternoon. An Aston club event with Holdren as organizer is advertised but attendance details and venue remain unclear amid a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Lub
Aigulinl
Holdren
Atm
Yasa
Collision injures Frida crew member on hospital tram
Rail accident report describes collision on a hospital tram injuring Frida Lastie Cree 86 and others. Wreckage halted traffic for up to five hours while officials investigated and medical staff treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
Taity Tuna
Lar
Lyon
Ataenany
Cyetturphy
Athe
Church Service Listings and Parish Notices Summary
A garbled 19th century church notices page lists multiple denominations with service times. Includes Church of England and Roman Catholic entries mentioning Holy Communion, Sunday School, sermons, archdeacons, and memorial windows. Also references parish addresses, children's services, and prayer meetings with scattered times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
MS. Paul's Church
Griffeoly
Partcoe
Tor Row
C.K
Rime Rix
Kliehgarton
Wentlake
al Aight
Prin Servic Oman
Magee
St.Linssingnts
Parvivk's
Flo
Cabana Pam
Boy Dies After Overdose Of Tablets At Royal Brings
A one year old boy in Sydney died after an overdose of phenobarbitone tablets given by a Sydney Hospital doctor. Royal Brings Alfred Hospital treated him but he did not recover. A year old boy had taken the pills while being watched by a relative. A coroner will review the case amid concern over tablet safety in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry Yrian Hove
Kt Amira
Patra Hou
Hartan Morris
Beever
Bhool
Klien
Sraay
Bredeion
Bevis Mare
Camphill Aegan Ast Royal
Alfred Hospital
Syd‘ney
Wasa
Australia WW2 air ground staff drive to 43 0081 men
An Australian defense briefing outlines mobilization of 43,0081 personnel for air ground roles. It notes modern aircraft and armored units, with emphasis on rapid wartime readiness and air force expansion. Training limitations and shipboard defense measures are discussed as factors in mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Friftey
Grouind
Drakefim Anid
Air Force
Local Congregations Hold Evening Services and Meetings
A fragment from a historic page lists Baptist and Congregational activities at Branton and nearby towns. It mentions evening services, Sunday school hours, and various community groups including Masonic and a Christian society. Parish leaders and members are referenced in brief notices.
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