Australian munition workers keep home front, industry running
Australian munitions centers like Lithgow and Maribyrnong push a vast war effort with 13 hour shifts and housing strain. Skilled workers, trainees, and volunteers sustain arms production for Britain, while rail and tram links ease congestion as the nation battles fatigue and watches for victory.
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Lithgow
Britain
Prcifie
Far East
Australis
Utmori Ns
Ordnance, Small Arms and Other Sons
Maribyrnong
Footscray
Melton
Bacchus Marsh
Etter
Melbourne
Jack
Bill
Adelaide
Brisbane
Hendon
S.A
the & c
Australia
Thowands
Europe
America
TULLY NEWS Concert at The Convent Features Chorus
A night concert with a capacity crowd, featuring a percussion bend and a varied program. The second half showcased The Last Rose of Summer performed with a fancy costume interpretation by performers led by E Ancersos and Mrs He Beckie.
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Patrick
Ia Lo Mez
Came
E Ancersos
He Beckie
Fidener
W. A
Parly Secret Meeting Fails To Unite Opposition
A stormy session in the House sees calls for a secret joint meeting to discuss war and defence with ministers. Some Labour and opposition MPs protest secrecy citing public risk, while others back the initiative as essential. Amid clashes, Curtin defends his actions and signs, insists he bears responsibility for the statement on Australia’s gravest war situation.
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Fedden
Darling
Earle
John Wed Aight
Lee
House of Representatives
Senate
Australia
Fadden
Mrr Surum
Blackbars
Hremmam
Ord
Lad
Blackburn
Cameron
Country Party
Perkine
Bell
Dr. Evatt
Labour
Curtis
Applauss
Comfieta
Hesra
Menbers
Guy
Bessley
Berm
Mr. Curtin
V. Nein
House of Heprestatives
Abbey Breai Company
Irvinebank meeting protests pro-Labour taxation policy
A large gathering at Art Hall Irvinebank heard F J Frangis protest a circulating story about the Labour Government and its taxation record. Speakers argued public safety laws and revenue measures, including vehicle taxes and state development taxes, and debated relief and policy promises.
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Pol of Art
Irvinebank
F. J. Frangis
Labour
Moore-Barnes
Whaeh
Forgan
Pobody
Griffiths
Country Party
F. J. Francia
Herberton
How Colds Spread in Crowded Trams and Theatres
A fragmented account explains flu germs spreading in crowded trams and theatres. It suggests practice to avoid infection and touts Double D eucalyptus drops as a cure, claiming nine antigargie effects from a tumbler of water. promotes Australian eucalyptus product as best.
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Tralia
Secretariat Buildings and Griffin Plan Dispute in Canberra
The article reports on a secretariat building project costing £80,000 on a site that clashes with the Griffin Plan for Canberra's development. Minister Seaster Fall faces opposition and contemplates proceeding with erecting the main administrative block, while advisors warn against moves that worsen the conflict.
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Canberra
Sinosal
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