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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
5
The House approved tax reductions amid ongoing wartime pressures, with 82 Democrats joining 6 Republicans in support. The measure, seen as boosting defense funding, now awaits President Truman’s signature after prior veto threats. The White House cites high costs as a core hurdle and signals possible adjustments.
A damaged report from March 25 outlines government measures affecting British Communists. It notes uncertain protection against losses and hints at broader political actions, with limited readable details on individuals or organizations involved.
March 7 declaration marks a state of emergency in Biak Hatayia with authorities reporting intensified operations. The move follows tensions in the northeast region and the distraction of security efforts. Anetu stated that keyIndeesiniee Jai has been arrested in connection with the unrest.
Presidential candidate statements outline foreign policy priorities. discussion focuses on American duties, global commitments, and potential responses to Soviet influence, with emphasis on strategic clarity and alliance strength.
A dramatic hospital update reports a premature birth in Perth with the mother in danger and the infant under infantile care. The newborn, a daughter named Lorn Telly, is listed as premature but progressing. the mother remains in a critical condition and the father plans to return home tonight. Local traffic concerns rise as Geraldton officials welcome new traffic inspector Mr Blackmore, urging public education on laws and parking solutions.
Walter Mountford, a former serviceman, fought eviction as he and his wife rented a South Perth home under construction. After a month-long stay, eviction orders were discussed with the Housing Commission, and he was allowed to remain temporarily while other arrangements were sought.
Easter holidays alter Geraldton shop hours from tonight through Tuesday morning. Most stores close tomorrow. post office closes tomorrow but opens Saturday 9 to 11 for money orders. Service stations open Saturday 8 to noon and Monday 6 to 10 p.m. Bakery delivery only Saturday. chemists Saturday hours 7 to 9. Post office Easter Monday open one hour 9 to 10 a.m. with no money orders or postal notes. Yoo! butchers open briefly Saturday morning.
Brisbane's federal court jailed and fined Bama Joseph Rowe for contempt after he failed to appear. The court found Rowe had interfered with ballot papers during a meeting of the Amalgamated Engineering Union and issued a warrant as a large Brisbane search continues for suspects.
Akerayd, 57, longtime head of the Weather Service in Western Australia, collapsed suddenly while on duty at the Weather Bureau. He was pronounced dead at Royal Perth Hospital after being attended by medical staff. His death follows a career supervising forecasts and public weather advisories.
Copenhagen reports government halt to demolition of air shelter structures due to international tensions. Officials urge coastal regions to report any rapid movements or events related to housing and defense measures.
Further particulars and nomination forms are obtainable from the Secretary Moora Race Club Moora and from secretaries of all clubs in the Northern District Racing Association J B Jolly Hon Secretary telephone 38 Moora
The notice lists a tender for Memory of Residing from Youunmi to Meekatharra, with deposit and envelope marking Tender, due April 1. It also announces probate matters for Thomas George Rowlands, late of Cue, with claims to be sent to Public Trustee in Perth by April 15, and warns non participation in estate distribution.
The government abandoned its proposal to build a new bus terminal after cabinet discussions. Ministers cited cost concerns and questioned the scheme’s merit, with the transport minister confirming no immediate action. The decision follows a parliamentary review and an estimated £10,000 expenditure inquiry.
Australian ships and Allied units conducted exercises off Ackland with warships Ane yesvia Ratan and Zeman leading the force. The activity began March 2 under Avercatian command, with ships remaining near Helio until a treaty is signed before possible return to Sidney.
Notice of street closures on Ranford Street between Cathedral Avenue and Lurlicher Street and Sanford Street between Cathedral Avenue and Dihicher Trey to accommodate a fire brigade demonstration and tournament traffic. Geraldton Newspapers lists school requisites and Brooke f text Take.
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