Women’s Land Army urged to meet state food needs
A Canberra and New South Wales driven push urged expansion of the Women’s Land Army to mobilize rural women for farm work. Leaders, including Mrs Philp and Mr Carey, debated training, uniforms, and the need to integrate with state governments and war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Land Army
Suptesssiativee of
Maniepowes Board
Neads
RC Wilton
Boal
Sii
Auvite
New South Wales
Olla
Hawn
Wales
Sedwarde
Girin
RW. Peters
Cepresehline
Cullen Culturr
Halal
Weine
Lind
Sy Roark
Pal
Tnt
Lts
Etyayhd
Itnational Arcvice
Noafersnes
Nywaninde Weaien
Atene
Eata
Opposition to Government Coal Control Sparks Labor Strikes
Reports from the mining sector outline widespread opposition to coal control measures. Trades unions mobilize as miners demand policy changes, with leaders citing wage disputes and labor rights. Local observers note potential for coordinated action across regions, including Wales and the western districts, as the government faces mounting industrial pressure.
Rural Industry After The War
Government in consultation with the Trades Union Council will broadcast four American union leaders to Australia within ten days to discuss postwar transformation. The conference aims to share wartime experiences, assess postwar industrial needs, and outline plans for secondary industry, postwar materials, and labor adaptation in a shifting economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Canberra
Commonwealth
Trades Union Council
Trades Union Movement
Australia
United States
Tle
Ne QS
Voarka
Moi
Sionid Faten
Harpe
Uylind
Neture
Indus
Aioe
PRESS OWNERS TO CONFER ON FEDERAL BAN
A chaotic report outlines publisher groups and editors debating a federal ban on newspapers. It notes presses including the Daily Telegraph and internal Parliamentary considerations. The article discusses constraints on liberty and potential enforcement measures against noncompliant papers.
Toowoomba Raid Test Sparked Mixed Public Response
A fragmented war era report notes a raid test in Toowoomba with varied public reaction. Authorities aimed to test air raid precautions while urging orderly behavior and child safety measures amid the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Mwwoomba Theaeby
Central
Eines
Two Weeks to Fill Loan Amid Election Strain
The report notes two weeks remain to raise 95 million for the Federal loan, with officials urging intensified effort. Figures show Aboriginals and suburban districts facing absences as Melbourne and Sydney municipalities plan renewed competition and cooperation, amid unsettled transport and municipal ties.
General Sir Thamar Blamey and Forces in Melbourne
A garbled report references General Sir Thamar Blamey and General Waver commanding forces in a western theater, with mentions of barieh raeteria and Hismer Howse. The fragment cites a Melbourne location and a kahien ste event, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamar Blamey
Waver
Ate Land Porres
Hismer Howse
Tenape
Melbourne
Ehnier
Ration queries and answers on public relief and controls
A fragmented wartime bulletin outlines ration rules and eligibility. Officials discuss access thresholds for Centre residents, credits, and voucher systems. It references the Deputy Director of Ravening, ration tickets, and the need to replenish vouchers while detailing personnel and civilian categories impacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Ravening
Leo Cochran
Credit Vauener
Balib
Paul
Aly
Uchksu
Sauper
Olipen
Vouetieng
Ennion
Mir Cochran
Ygclanlag Commission
Per
Sonnel
Birmbéraof Hetektine
Sabile
Infertires, Thesiries Companien
Becgot Qiedmrend
Rom Hspitais
Estire
Why a Holiday On Monday Reader Asks
A reader questions why there is a holiday on Monday and comments on workers’ schedules and economic impact. The piece reflects public opinion about extra days off, holiday timing, and possible effects on labor and business.
Holiday pay rates and restrictions in wartime labor law
The text outlines holiday wage rules, federal protections, and employer discretion for holiday work and double pay. It mentions workers receiving certain holiday rates, with references to different sectors, transport, and entertainment duties, plus produce auctions and legal proceedings. It notes allowances for transportation, some exemptions, and reporting requirements for newspaper coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviditian
Ingr Tecuski
Waalnot
Australia
Ine Duce
Roma Sttreet
Othcers
Evidener
Ana
Cormia
Rubber from floral emblem of Brisbane
Agricultural Minister says Australia plans to study American methods to recover latex from rubber plants. Officials discuss extracting commercial latex and potential rubber production. Townsville children show interest in rubber-themed lesson as part of Agricultural Department program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Otraettie
M. Part
Relia
Ck Pal Yeateraay
United States
Aimeriex
Hee Falls
Towneville
Turaday
Townsville
Deparimane
Agri
War Prisoners Urgent Needs For Supplies
Report from City Hall on the Prisoners of War Relatives' Association meeting chaired by Captain J. J. Ryutt. The group urged immediate supply aid and postwar employment plans for returning prisoners, noting many will face mental and physical hardships. Captain Ryan highlighted the need for organized support as the war ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirid Constant
Aptain
J. J. Ryutt
Ryan
Hespela
Mowat
Tewne
Thwna
Eitlp
Japs Cremated Naval Honours Cabinet Back New Meat Plan
The cabinet approved a meat plan to boost meat production amid wartime needs. Naval officials attended the cremation ceremony and discussed ceremonies, security, and cost, with plans for a naval crematorium and religious rites.
Lord Birdwood Remembers His Old Comrades
Fragmentary text recalls Lord Birdwood and Allied sacrifice with scattered phrases about rallying and complete victory. The readable parts reference remembrance of comrades and a wartime tone, though much of the material is garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Birdwood
Birdwood
Gern
Netty Wel
Alain
Woman Kills Baby Then Cuts Throat in Sydney
Ada Rees Roberta, 36, of Cane Newcastle, was found in a lying condition by her mother amid a report of a brutal act. Police and medical staff investigated signs of severe injuries as investigators pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ada Rees
Roberta
Mra
Robes
Nl sSoen
Miner Tvernerader
U. S. Rubber Process Investigation In Canberra
A government inquiry inspected a synthetic rubber production method in Canberra. Officials aimed to determine if the process could be commercialized and its potential impact on supply. The investigation, led by scientific authorities, seeks clarity on feasibility, cost, and security considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.5
Canberra
Tursda
Vasari
Gewan
Hallas
Needs of men in the army to be met in Canberra
The report discusses plans linked to army provisioning and rationing, noting ministers and officials consider measures to ensure supplies for soldiers. It mentions ministers examining plans and the possible impact on civilian commerce and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Fin
Light silver pay envelopes amid national shortages
Industrial plant workers face lighter pay envelopes as wage and supply shortages ripple through Allied forces. Bank officers note pay cuts and employers adjust hours while the government seeks to ration materials. Workers fear delayed salaries until demand eases next month, with navigation restrictions adding to tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freenenore
Han Er Tee
Asa Fei
Planes Needed for Attack from Australia
The article reports Marsh and General MacArthur arguments on offensive strategy as World War II tensions rise. It covers demand for warplanes, Australia’s potential offensive role, and debates over defending versus counterattacking, with mentions of Washington London and Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Fan Erirte
MacArthur
Sapariene
Adda
Australia
Australie
Arthur Ie
Macartain
Henselyer
Mewall
Etna
New City Canteen to Open for Defence Personnel
A new canteen facility will open soon in Adelaide to serve all Australian defence personnel, including Navy, Army, and Air Force. The depot near Exhibition and General Post Office will host a state wide plan with further centers expected in other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Deamone Chambers
Adelaide Sweet
Sureaul
Seneral
Ae Fereris
No Fishing Lights Warned On Bay Foreshore
Military warnings echo along piers as authorities enforce blackouts across the bay area. Fishermen and bay resorts face penalties if lights are shown, with strict enforcement expected for those failing to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburtle
Wind Bayalas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philp
Ghieenstnnid
Ayaan
Tate
Berne
Audi x
Ana Abacca
Sandi
Amy
Labour Exchange
Krinecentine
Goynery
National Wegiater
Myre Huth
Trewriges
Sepa
Ot Carundy
Labs
Nnd Mallon Bersan
Mane Power
Esamitea
Nares
Dedavat Gov
Ygimrne
Mh Creofia
Aringscreen
AEM
Molliaurene
Marahal
Govt. Coal Control
Srey Heras
Minera
Ehani
Mir. W. Wellstates
Garamet
Taiveritieay
Toni Rinent
South Wales
Ueki
Winch
Bn-Marrew
W. Orr
Tormer
Petern- Finn
Elena
Sion
Voney
Soni Wwlex Dockyard
Umiesn
Welch Lemney
Renney
Alshaltag Secondary Incustrien
Pett Harbour
Libby
Meupriciory
Austeatta
Telegraph
Fort Sunutuy
Siena
Thule
Hase
Navel Chase
GaIley
Peranai Piotsie
Awinigny Wanker
Aubury
Bae Conpaaier
Gosteniyy
Laverty
Bern
Sidney
Melbinne
Westerday
Camberwell
Kurin
Hash
Alnounay Wan
Ane Veryon
Newny
Orponalbie
Mugvan
Yin
Finn Beri
Sehoule
Auinaay
Waveas
Tapiatne
Euan Faber
Mighpatr
Coulnora
Kottay
Evilane
Treble
Rey
Tour Metibere
Crewe
Naval
Buuledek
Japatene
Gueensland
Tome Lindve
Und
Tern
Makin Freres
al Fts
Althout
Tagar
Curtin
Falta
Reece
Iuesday
Couniralmail
Spurier
New York
Joseph Harsch
Christian Science Monitor
Falian
Washington
London
Dr. Eval Mission
Nna
Fon Weater Security
Erenter Pratertion
Wolfeneive
Rathcal
Lay Ormpumley
United Nations
Tm Awit
Bvt
Aid Newoeatie
Teraid Steines Eneres
Pata
Usin
Benin
Melbourn Wloridenta
All Good
Usm Betta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!