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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
2
A touching memorial notice expresses affection for Leve Ring and remembers loved ones. The message references family members and enduring memory, noting a son Tomy and daughters in a solemn, heartfelt tribute.
Fragmentary OCR indicates Davies Pharmacy in a notice about an appointment or event in October. The readable text includes a phone number 738 and mentions Filovos Berale and a medical professional. Details are unclear due to garbled input.
A fragmentary report notes a large sapphire located on the surface at an unnamed survey area. Details are garbled but indicate discovery near Bee Cans and Erna Teubyvale with an estimated weight around 2106 carats and a claim related to BRP One Pert aban Wuhan.
Forecast details indicate variable winds and cloudy periods. Temperatures are expected to be mild with gentle breezes and no significant precipitation. outlook suggests fair conditions into the evening.
A fragment mentions a weather related device and a tool discussion, with references to an eye and horometer style instrument. The readable text hints at a local or trade note about weather measurement devices and the availability of a tool, without clear names, places, or dates.
A 1948 report warns that Russia may exploit the United Nations to disrupt world peace. The piece argues global reaction is needed to counter Soviet fusion with regional power plays, puppet regimes, and sabotage from within.
In a parliamentary session, Ward Ottis Ingeiry and allies clashed with Abbott and Bir Mc Donald over a public trustee matter and a sale plan. Opposition members accused a minister of violating parliamentary privilege as tempers flared and accusations of misconduct surfaced.
A garbled wartime plea argues against naturalizing foreigners tied to red propaganda. The text claims that supporters and sympathizers should be blocked from citizenship, urging authorities to bar interns and others aligned with anti fascist or communist movements from naturalization.
A fragmentary report notes upheaval at Viceregm in Sydney with multiple staffers dismissed yesterday afternoon. Details remain unclear due to damaged text and unclear source context.
Lawmakers defended free speech rights amid a congressional dispute over public comments. The Acting Attorney General's office faced questions as members of the judiciary voiced views on matters of public interest. A Supreme Court figure commented on democratic values and accountability during the debate.
Reported in a confusing, garbled fragment, authorities deny a price hike for meat. A representation from a trade body claims substantial increases may occur next year, with exports and market pressure cited as factors.
The Hairdressers Union to Weight decided to increase the price of men and children's haircuts by 84 from Sunday next. The new price will be 2d for men and 1d for children, applying throughout New South Wales. The price for staves otf remain unchanged.
Minister for External Territories Mr Ward denounces the communist issue amid a heated election debate. He argues communism would threaten the country and cites the Communist Party with 21,000 members. He contends higher production under anti Labour government risks unemployment and worker degradation, while praising prior efforts to improve living conditions.
The report outlines A.L.P discussions on social and economic reforms including nationalization of banking, abolition of State Legal five Councils, and a plan for national credit advisory to aid primary producers. It notes opposition statements and the party’s stance on Commonwealth cooperation and anti imperial tariffs.
An art exhibition in Canberra features water colour works by North Bull BF from the University Colleges depicting war’s Berserk contrasts with tranquil Australian scenes. The show, opened by Dave Souid Lyons, is praised for its clarity and beauty, with attendees noting both its stark war imagery and its graceful lines. The Arts Council arranged the display, hoping government support will broaden access. the collection spans small etchings to delicate landscapes, with hours through October 4, weekdays 9 am to 6 pm and Saturdays 9 am to noon.
A garbled report from Sydney mentions Kramer overcoming Pails at TES with a noted performance by Danny Malis. Details are unclear but reference to Tursany and Khutbor appears. The text references a main mate and items like taser and tires, yet no coherent event or outcome is established.
Debate at the International Cooperative Alliance meeting in Prague saw Western delegates like Boltigh silence repeated war mongering accusations from speakers including Maina and the Western Pow group. Eastern countries challenged objections as 13 Rawai’en speakers were curtailed. one speaker was escorted out after a heated exchange over war prep and alliance faith.
Melbourne report cites public analyst Bernard Henin describing 0 day Chat artificial sex hormones used in fattening chickens. He warns hormone exposure led to unnatural sexual development in men who consumed the meat. Regulation halted use, but safeguards appear lacking. Authorities convened to address health risks and enforcement gaps.
Mr Clark stated Mr Abbott of New England was suspended for disciplinary conduct toward the chair and for actions against another team. The exchange followed a report quoted by Mr McLeod of Wannon, citing The Canberra Times and implying the suspension related to farmland reforms and fuel concerns.
A proposed bill in Parliament aims to let courts decide on deportation and tighten migration controls. It would require agents handling migrant applications to register with the Department of Immigration and place funds held for clients in trust with the Treasurer. The cabinet plans to report the measure to the party and seek endorsement in the Nationality and Citizenship Bill.
Sydney dispatch reports Jenweller jailed for alleged export of gold to Asia. The case involves a group of jewelers in Kun Grows and ArrowMnnt and references sentencing in the Quarter Sessions Court in August 1947. Proceedings mention wealth, carat measures, and overs over banking acts.
The government moves to legislate a National Broadcasting Board to oversee development of broadcasting, replacing post office control with a commission including members from the Prime Office. The plan aims to coordinate national and commercial services, protect public interest, and avoid direct political interference while expanding the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s role. Cabinet also authorised expenditure of £731 for the six months ending March 31, 1949, for programming and related operations.
The Abattoir Commission, led by Chief Engineer E G Ganditive, orders immediate closure of the abattoir due to dangerous eight week old cattle and faulty electrical maintenance. A special meeting at Prades Hall is set to discuss further action. the commission adjourns to Friday at 10 am to allow the union to respond and Livman to return to work.
Parliament discussed proposed laws empowering the minister to register agents handling migration applications and oversee migrant admissions to Australia. The bill aims to create a framework for refunds and penalties, with a Supreme Court review provision for appeals, reflecting Commonwealth residency considerations.
Adelaide records reveal the We the Tera Party proposes measures amid concerns over communism. The council discusses drafting amendments to existing regulations and possible enforcement by federal authorities to curb subversive activities.
A fragmentary police narrative describes a youth involved in a roadside incident near Wallerawang and a car chase toward Ryde. The text is garbled, with names and places partly unreadable, but mentions a body found, a drag to a pantry, and detectives searching for a youth in a sedan connected to hitchhiking suspects.
In Sydney the Institute for Child Health outlines approval for a national health program focusing on prevention and treatment standards. Officials emphasize centralized guidelines, emergency response readiness, and collaboration with hospitals to improve pediatric care nationwide.
Unclear OCR text mentions migrants and a debate over permanent influence. References to individuals, teams, and events are garbled leaving few distinct facts. No clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a concise summary.
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