Canberra Times Propriety and Rates Notice Fragment
Old printed notice from The Canberra Times lists proprietorship details and subscription rates with scattered names and shop contacts. It mentions The Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd and various newsagents in Canberra including Jackson's Newsagency, Gilbert's Newsagency, and others in Molonglo and Duntroon areas.
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Bingle
P. Cox
McGlade
Capitol Newsagency “Times” Building
Jackson
Ewen Asicy
Neweagency
Kingston
Gilbert
Newangeesy
Nicholson
Duntroon
R. H. Brower
Hall
Davin
Westlake
Johnson
Westridge
J. Daly
Molonglo
The Canberra Times Classified Ad Rules Notice
The proprietors announce they accept no responsibility for advertisements and may alter or omit any ad. Ads must be received by 2 p.m. the day before publication and endorsed by responsible parties. Copy must be ink written with careful handling of proper names and figures. Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd Canberra.
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Canberra Times
Ite
Federal Capital Press OF Australia Ltd
Canberra
Allied Victory Speech Warns of Deeper Steps Ahead
Lord Lothian, British Ambassador to Washington, told a St Louis Chamber of Commerce dinner that freedom may require far-reaching action before victory is secured. He argued a truce would betray centuries of Christian and Western civilization and that the fight aims at security against aggression, poverty, and unemployment for Germany and for others.
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New York
Lord Lothian
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Missouri
Germany
German internees deny Nazi lies in London report
Internees in London describe harsh treatment and beatings while in custody but express appreciation for the authorities handling their confinement. The report notes their protests against Nazi claims and their cautious stance amid wartime tensions.
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London
Weather Transcript of Canberra Readings
Canberra weather report notes barometer readings of 90.40 inches at 9 am and 90.24 inches at 3 pm. Temperatures recorded 63 degrees at 8 am and 34 degrees at 3 pm with NW winds in the afternoon and NE winds in the morning.
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Canberra
Grasa
N.E
Governor Arrives at Government House Canberra
Governor Mr. arrived at Government House in Canberra on Balur for official activities. }
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Government House
Canberra
Balur
Government targets eight Communist publications under suppression order
The Acting Minister for Information Sir Henry Gullett lists eight papers on a suppression order for pro Communist content. Additional publications are watched as censorship extends to manuscripts. Officials vow strict penalties and further bans on Marxist periodicals and underground pamphlets as leaders vow continued pressure to defeat the Communist influence.
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Sir Henry Gullett
the Tribune
Common Cause
Communist Review
the Wharfie
Sydney
the Guardian
Melbourne
North Queensland Guardian
Townsville
Workers’ Star
Perth
Henry Gullett
Russia
Commonwealth
Brilliant Success At Garden Fag Gala Day
A Canberra gala day at Government House drew large crowds from surrounding districts and Sydney. By afternoon a carnival atmosphere featured a Queen coronation, stalls from 27 groups, a mock court with fines, and diverse entertainment from Highland dancing to a boxing tent and a sweets bar. Proceeds may reach £7000 and final figures were to be released after an executive meeting on April 29.
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Government House
Canberra
Lieporch
Canberra Grammar School
Trumpeta
Gowrie
W. G. Woodger
Woodger
Queen of the Air
Wyn Gilmour
Queen of the ‘Air
Queen of Sport
Joan Bale
Queen of Commerce
Peggy McLean
Queen of the
Hospital and Ambulance
Taitan
Robert Carran
Frank Green
Parliament House
Yarralumia
Netherlands-East Indies
Hitler’s Scandinavian venture seen as grave error in war
The piece argues Britain and France gained naval supremacy in Norway last week with heavy German losses. It says the war will shift to land and air, warns of possible German moves toward Sweden or the Balkans, questions Italy’s stance, and cites Churchill and Chamberlain urging resolve to crush tyranny.
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Norway
Germany
Sweden
Hitler
Berlin
Holland
Belgium
Balkans
Russia
Italy
Mediterranean
Rome
Mussolini
Winston Churchill
North Sea
Chamberlain
Free Church Council
Commonwealth
Senate election law amendment to curb alphabetical advantage
Government plans immediate action to amend electoral law for Senate elections. The bill, passed by the Senate, aims to remove advantage from candidates whose initials appear early in the alphabet. Earlier Labour Senate elections referenced New Walon water and named Armour Hag Arthur.
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Senate
Labour
Walon
Hag
Arthur
Hitler Celebrates Birthday Appeals From World Leaders
Berlin crowds greet Adolf Hitler as he appears three times on the Chancellery balcony. Telegrams arrive from King Victor Emmanuel III Mussolini and Count Ciano offering congratulations. Mussolini sends a brief message praising the German people and the Fascist bond.
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Berlin
Herr Hitler
King Emanuele
Signor Muscolini
Count Clano
Signor Muastolini
Hitler
Maat
Acaw
Rman
Haven in Alaska for War Refugees
The Interior reports legislative moves to co engage Scandinavian and other refugees seeking asylum in Alaska. Officials discuss hosting and support arrangements for war refugees arriving in the region.
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Haven
Alaska
Gton
Kewa Interior
Obs
Dominion talks on shipping priorities for Dominion exports
Fresh negotiations run between Australia New Zealand and the United Kingdom on shipping facilities for Dominion exports. Interest centers on extending Ministry of Shipping priority for Australian New Zealand products and securing reliable routes to Kobe. Some see a missed opportunity if priority favors heavy freight at the expense of Antipodean needs.
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London
Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Dominion
Ministry of Shipping
Kobe
Canberra People Show Staunch Support For War Funds
Mr. W. G. Woodger, chairman of the Government House Garden Fair Committee, praised Canberra residents for their noble contributions to the war funds appeal. He said Canberra is staunch and true in the cause and thanked those who worked and donated, noting the success brings a rich reward in shared achievement.
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Canberra
W. G. Woodger
Government House Garden Fair Committee
Evening Chill Settles Over Mountain Town Crowd
Workers and helpers labored energetically through the afternoon. By about five o'clock, as sunset neared the purple hills touched by evening mist, the air grew chilly and the crowd began to drift home.
Birth of a Minister Dev Velopment and Postwar Unity
Sir Frederick addresses the Ansag commemorative service of the United Order of the Mt inter, urging postwar justice and human brotherhood. He praises sacrifices and warns against revenge while calling government to uphold democratic ideals and a just society.
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Ansag Memoration Service
United Order of the Mt.inter
Sirederick
Sydney
Australia
Ad Rm
Tick
Frederick
Ay Talaga
Fyedankh
Senator Foll to Live in Canberra Home
The Minister for the Interior states Senator Foll will reside in Canberra, taking a temporary home with Mr. M. H. Morrin. The report notes Canberra as his intended residence and references earlier ministers and Canberra housing history.
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Foll
Canberra
Senator Foll
M. H. Morrin
de Fae
Sir Charles
Hotoetories
Arthur
Siberian Coast Bases Alarm U S Officials Near Aleutians
The Army Department reports Russia has established naval bases within 100 miles of the Aleutian area, raising fears of a Japanese attack on Siberia and complicating U S defense plans. Observers deem the threat credible though officials doubt Russia would capitulate to aggression.
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Washington
The
Army Department
le Unat
Russia
Siberian
Aleutiana
Amy
Siberia
Tal
United States
War day by day Netherlands Indies threat to Australia
A wartime report outlines Japanese and American statements on Netherlands Indies security, noting Governor General authority and local defence forces. It highlights the Indies' strategic position near Australia, and cites key exports such as petroleum, quinine, rubber, tea, and coffee, plus defence build-up and Allied naval limits.
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Arita
Dagen
Netherlands East Indies
Amercan
Cordell Hull
America
Netherlands Inidiea
Australia
East Indies
Fast Indies
Netherlands
Netherland Indies
Netherlands Indies
Talands
Pieter
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