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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 19, 1944
Page
3
Melbourne police and anatomy professor Ngpdney Gunderland of Melbourne University disclose interim opinions after an intensive examination of the body. The autopsy by Victorian Pathologists is underway to determine a definite age, with results pending further study and advanced geometrical design analyses.
A fragment discusses a woman’s vanity and a beauty product claiming to make her look younger. The dialogue mentions fondness for Charmosan powder, rose petals, and the allure of youth, hinting at social interactions and charm.
An old ad line notes Charmosan face powder in a big box 2/6 and a small box 1/3 with a mention of Rachel and brand cues Peche Guntan Bold. Details are fragmentary and unclear but indicate product sizes and branding.
A fragmented note hints at reluctance and a cautious stance toward aiding the war effort. The text references sincere desire and resistance to direct assistance, signaling unease with further commitments amid wartime pressures.
Victoria faces a coal shortage after the Wartime Coal Production Act with supplies from New South Wales drying up. The situation leaves only one week's reserve for gas and railway services and for key industries, risking a gap that could hinder stockpiling at a critical time.
In Auckland on Tuesday a general plan was outlined for rural development involving army personnel and farming. Minister for Man-power Mr. McLagen indicated that men would assist industries, with aims to boost farming, meat, and dairy outputs while aligning with broader economic plans.
Wane and Bt. Warden, the Port Adelaide Cup winner, are reported to be in South Australia. It is understood that stablemate David Innis accompanied them from Melbourne.
Fragmented text outlines a dubious home remedy claiming to treat coughs and cold by using a bottle of concentrated Heeneo with water. It mentions internal use for sore throat and remedies for adults and children, but the garbled wording leaves the exact instructions unclear.
An RAAF plane was linked to a petrol theft after a car was stopped. McConnell observed the plane landing locally several times while a man, claiming to be a chemist, was charged later as Broad. The incident involved a National Service context and an air pieces section.
A terse job notice lists positions at Canberra Community Hospital with vague requirements and a call to apply. It mentions a service or offer, likely with weekly days off, and references National Service Office authorities in Acton Wallington with unclear contact details.
Applications invited for a six month All-time teaming course in industry welfare to become welfare officer. Open to ages 25 85 for women and 37 45 for men with preferences for those in social or industrial fields or union experience. Course starts in Melbourne July 4 with limited places and fees. living allowance possible. Training completion does not guarantee employment. apply via official forms by May 8 1944 in Sydney or Canberra offices. Canvassing disqualifies applicants.
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