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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1949
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows partial death notice and professional notices with unclear names and affiliations. Key readable items include a death reference and truncated names or organizations, lacking concrete dates or places to verify details.
A courtroom dispute centers on a judge and a defense counsel. The judge apologizes to prevent further disruption as testimony and conduct are reviewed. The incident involved remarks by M H Hidden and a claim of mislead statements before the court. The judge accepts the explanation and the matter is considered resolved.
Sydney wool dealers report very good competition from Yorkentre and Continental, with strong clearance rates. Merino offerings drew attention as one sale reached 1096 for seven bales, while overall broker reports indicate robust activity and limited irregularities amid solid prices and catalogs.
Thomas Edmond Keith Ryan, formerly a pa turee pro teeth boar stock uepector, was found dead Monday near a car parking area of the Canterbury resource police station. Police took position as investigation began and no weapon was found. Government statement announced the nominal of Ryan from the sale of inspector title on July 26.
Weather data for Canberra and surrounding region including forecasts for Wednesday. Observations show temperature highs and lows, wind directions, and rainfall notes. Regional figures list several towns with measured values and general conditions, indicating mild weather with scattered clouds and northwest winds.
The article discusses the impact of devaluation on Australia and other nations, noting uncertainties about correct policy. It considers immediate effects on prices for primary produce and metals, export income, and world prices, arguing for voluntary stabilisation measures and a stabilisation fund funded via producers’ income to cushion future volatility.
Vatican Radio broadcast claimed 39 leading members of the Roman Catholic Church were arrested and imprisoned in Prague and nearby areas during the round up without direct charges, according to the report from London.
Fragmented text outlines a Prime Minister discussing protection of research findings and the need for proper exploitation. It mentions a report on whether one Commonwealth should act, and references departments instruments surveillance and related protective measures. The readable portions imply government action to safeguard research.
Swollen water levels threaten towns along the Darwon and Namoavers junction as rain persists. Police assess 35 people, many women, stranded as floodwaters breach banks between Mirren Junction and Pilliget, with fears of more damage from continuing rainfall.
A devastating blaze swept through Vienna overnight, burning for hours and destroying an area estimated at a full block. Firefighters battled flames in unsteady conditions as homes and shops suffered extensive damage, with a large emergency response underway and investigations into the blaze ongoing.
The Supreme Court at Fort Moromy found Nikaina Mirapi guilty of wilful murder. The Minister for External Territories recommended clemency for the Papuan native, leading to a commutation of the death sentence after a court decision.
Four Kuadrat Balite refugees sail from Geihantairy to Canada aboard a former British landing craft built to carry people. Refugees include 60 children and several Ranaians. Authorities refused to allow entry citing overcrowding. The group sought a permit after months of effort, hoping for safety despite uncertain reunification.
A lengthy account recalls the 1940 Trans-Russian crossing lasting six days. It notes travel through Moscow and into Manchuria, with observations on the Volga region, Kremlin, and underground railway, highlighting travel by old coaches and class distinctions. It mentions champagne purchases and border tensions at Manchurian limits.
Minister Johnson announced Canberra works for the next year with an estimated total of 3,000,000 pounds. The plan covers 19 new projects and additions across schools, housing, community facilities, and infrastructure, including Childcare facilities, Ambulatory care, and recreation grounds.
Report notes high praise for Canberra play centres and mentions plans to expand, with references to influential figures and efforts to improve facilities. The text discusses center operations, various stakeholders, and future developments in the community play spaces.
A special sub committee has been appointed to inquire into the scale and method of appearance money. The panel will conduct a formal investigation into how appearance payments are calculated and distributed, aiming to ensure proper procedures.
Police recovered a stolen vehicle from four feet of water in the Bolonglo River near Dur Ioan. Investigators say the car showed engine damage from water, and the driver remain under investigation as authorities inspect the area for clues about the theft.
A hint suggests six candidates may contest the ACT seat. Mr TL Fhodne announced the potential lineup at a National Council meeting yesterday. Rhodes, the ALP candidate, declined to elaborate, noting that nominations typically close about four weeks before the election.
Victor McMahon a Canberra based artist with ties to the Sydney Symphony Orchestra presents a new adult education recital demonstrating the Story of Abn eho with instrumental and vocal support. The program, staged by the Canberra Buatcall Society, aims to broaden musical education for Canberra students and invites local schools to attend.
Reuters Bangkok correspondent Javens Taylor was shot in the left hand after receiving threats by gun runners while driving through Pang oh Fheillet. Police are investigating amid tensions connected to unrest in Indo-China and the All-French Vietnam Government.
Reported crash during a Grand Prix in Prague left at least three spectators dead and several injured as race cars collided at high speed. The incident affected multiple viewing areas and prompted emergency response teams to cordon off the scene.
In Ayronry on Monday Dr. Grahame Drew warned at a metropolitan health conference that polio is increasing in New South Wales. He urged rapid action to halt spread, noting cases among children and stressing bed rest and cautious care, with several young patients already admitted as officials reported twelve cases in the metropolitan area and eight in rural areas.
A jury convicted Tal Shek of murder in the Ocean Is case involving Willian Thames Allen. The defendant, linked to the Britian Phosphate Commission, faced a life sentence after a trial in Devartas land. An earlier related killing of Mrs Allen remains separate, with the court noting the possibility she witnessed her husband’s murder.
In Melbourne the Full Arbitration Court failed to settle the 440 pound wage claim for women. Four opinions emerged on the Arbitration Act’s jurisdiction over women’s wages. Justice Wright urged focusing on male wages. others disagreed and urged further consideration.
A troubled family of eight in Japan reportedly ended their lives together, with police and local reports noting financial struggles and fatal actions during a weekend. The article mentions the parents deaths and missing relatives, alongside early details of a suspected coordinated tragedy.
A cryptic record notes an inquiry into federal education policy. It mentions a special government minister or official and questions about studying educational problems at a Commonwealth or government level. The fragmentary text is unclear on outcome or participants.
A cabinet announces a special commission to investigate and reform labor conditions for iron and coal workers moving toward a port city arrangement. The action aims to regulate labor deployment and improve employment efforts amid ongoing industrial concerns.
A fragmentary report notes Dr. Nott and a naval committee member urging an agistment area. The discussion references a Powerstonse department official and a plan to refer the matter to the Interior for action. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
A Melbourne dispatch notes widespread petrol shortages with traders offering rationed fuel at high prices. The Victorian service stations association warns the shortage may worsen until month end while authorities urge motorists to curb consumption and await government measures.
A demented, error-filled account reports a minister charged with murder. Pastor Jack admitted involvement in a fatal event at a parsonage and claimed intent to take someone to a capital city, with police or court proceedings forthcoming.
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