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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
5
Incomplete OCR fragment shows names Maki Wan and Janis Kel linked to an event or notice. Readable details are insufficient to confirm date place or action.
The Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr Ant told the House that a plan to empower the Apple and Pear Board to call insurance premia for apples may be possible if States pass the required act. Dr Anthony noted compensation for growers harmed by hail is under review and warned against States abdicating responsibility to the Commonwealth. The Government proposes a £20,000 loan to Tasmania to ease distress from crop damage, aligning with drought relief loans to other States.
An unconfirmed report claims the 18,765 ton Conteverde left port at dawn and may be armed as a merchant raider. Japanese warships encountered the vessel at the river mouth while the Ramses was also reported in company with two Japanese destroyers.
The Minister for Customs Mr Harrison explained the Tariff Board should use Australia's industrial structure and manufacturing capacity to address wartime problems and postwar needs. He noted topics for reference included capital and skilled personnel, limiting non essential production, preventing uneconomic industries, and decentralising new industry from strategic considerations.
A social cricket match ended in a one run victory for the Post Office side with Coffey starring by scoring 56 not out and contributing 33 with the bat. Post Office final total 155 as Favaloro took four wickets and Gilligan two to secure the win.
President Roosevelt returns to the White House after a southern fishing cruise and announces growing American military aid to Britain Greece and other democracies. The move broadens support for Allied defense as Axis powers threaten.
In a dramatic House of Representatives session, Mr Spender defended his honour and the army admin amid a no confidence bid by Mr Cameron over internment trials and alien releases. Cameron’s motion lapsed for want of a seconder as interjections rose from both sides.
Deputy Leader Mr Forde warns Rhodesian tobacco harms Australian industry and urges higher protection. He notes Rhodesian tobacco costs and argues for developing Australian grown tobacco, citing imports and subsidies while ministers dispute landed prices and concessions under the Southern Rhodesia Trade Agreement.
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Melbourne reports most ALF officers and men honoured for gallantry and distinguished service in Cyrenaica will receive decorations in the field. If senior officers are unavailable, divisional commanders will confer them. Some recommendations may not reach Australia before war end due to limited awards.
Roosevelt warns production must meet needs as bloodshed erupts in Harlan County and sit down strikes halt Ford and auto sectors. Federal troops discussed as authorities weigh mobilization while governors call for calm. Local ads advertise a Dainty morning and afternoon tea by Misses Rayner Manakis and new winter fashions from J W Burn.
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