Weekend Radio Programme Schedule Across Multiple Regions
A dense listing outlines extensive weekend broadcasting across stations including Canberra Times services. It catalogs times for essential services news music devotion and varied concerts, with presenters such as the ABC Wireless Chorus and Orchestra and performances by Ninon Vallin and the Melbourne Orchestra.
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Roy Rene Lehia I
Saale Gate
Miradventres
Music Hall
A A.B.C. Wireless
Ninon Vallin
By Waya
B.B.C
Scarlet Fever Epidemic Hits Goulburn District
Scarlet fever continues to strike the Goulburn district with 32 patients at Wagga and Goulburn hospitals. St Patrick's College students are sent home as the outbreak persists over several months.
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Goulburn
Communist newspapers to cease publication in Australia
Acting Australian Information Minister Sir Henry Gullett announced that Communist newspapers and pamphlets will be deemed enemy publications within a fortnight. Censorship will block publishing on war, Russia, strikes, and industrial unrest, with penalties for violations, ending their normal political activity.
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Australia
Sir Henry Gullett
Russia
Commonwealth
Henry Gullett
Relief taxation claims on soldiers attacked in Sydney
The Taxpayers Association president Mr Mackellar White criticised Commissioner of Taxation Mr McMahon for proposing unemployment tax on supplementary pay when an employer covers the civil versus military pay gap. White said military members are asked to defend the Empire and support the unemployed.
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Sydney
The
Taxpayers’ Association
Mackellar White
Commissioner of Taxation
McMahon
White
Lang Defection Splits Australian Labour Party
Opposition leader Curtin accuses J. T. Lang and Beasley of wrecking Labour unity amid wartime crisis. He labels the Lang faction a Communist-style breakaway and warns of the party’s weakened stance while Labour aims to protect workers.
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Lang
Lenin
Beasley
Communist Party
ALP
Mr. Lang
Whirlwind Campaign Planned by ALP Leader
The new President of the ALP Non-Communist Party Mr. Smith says offices were selected and the party will conduct a whirlwind campaign across the state. Public response from the country has already been exceptional.
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ALP Non-Communist Party
Smith
State A L P Moves Against Lang Led Labour Split
The State A L P executive urged Labour members of Parliament to resign and contest their seats under an anti Labour label after the Lang led party called for excluding Communists. NSW Labour officials condemned the split and said Labour had again been stabbed in the back.
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Sydney
J. T. Lang
A.L.P
Labour
Mr. Lang
New South Watley Labour Party
Unit Labour
Oil impostor denounced minister exposure in Senate
The Interior Minister told the Senate regarding Steinbuchel an American seeking oil in Australia. He said Steinbuchel would be expelled after June 4 and that his six month tourist permit had been extended twice. The minister described Steinbuchel as a failure whose claims misled thousands of investors.
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Australia
Senate
Interior
Senator Fall
Arthur
Foll
Steinbacher
Commonwealth
Victorian
Dunston
South Australia
Playford
New South Wales
Vincent
Queensland
Steinbachel
Pany
Melbourne
A. McLachlan
Folly
America
Labor faction split hues to small breakaway note
Labour officials seek to minimise the impact of a breakaway movement within the Commonwealth Parliament. Mr E Ward says the formation of a new party is not a real split but a chip of the old block and that the Australian Labour Party remains solid.
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Labour
Beasley
E. Ward
Labour Party
Iow
Mr. Bensley
Arm
Price control on Kalsomine and sheet glass declared
The Minister for Commerce announced that plain sheet glass and Kalsomine are under price control. The Prices Commissioner approved no rise of per cent over August 41, due to manufacturing costs and complaints of inflated imported glass prices. Australian manufacturers were not found to have increased prices.
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MaLeay
McLeay
Inquirvicetia
State Executive backs Labour policy at A C T U conference
The executive endorses the Labour Party policy as outlined by the Leader Mr Curtin and later backed by the Federal Executive. The A C T U Conference today approved the measure, with voting 67 to 65 in favor.
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Sydney
Labour Party
Curt'n
A.ct.u
Government explains mortgage rate trends and treasury policy
The Treasurer says rates are kept low and in harmony with other yields. He notes no special reason mortgage costs should rise as securities stay at low post levels.
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Bpender
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