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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
4
Army unit drills described as presurveyed practice by Ve erm tion and companions. The article notes all companies proceeding with the exercises and outlines preparations for forthcoming battalion training shifts.
Evidence in the pyjama girl case concluded after a 20 day hearing. Coroner Mr. Reginald suggested the army of witnesses would assist in identifying the body as Linda Agostini. Prosecution challenged a self confessed witness, Mrs Bout, while Dr Wright Smith noted no vital injuries. A photograph of Anna Morgan was debated as possibly retouched.
A distressed note from the Greyhound Racing Committee reports a taxation demand connected to hospital funding in Lithgow. The document cites debate over revenue sources and the impact on hospital service, with committee members and local officials mentioned amid calls for clear funding paths.
District potato growers threaten action unless the Australian Potato Council improves conditions. The secretary of Guyra Palm near Union reports heavy early commitments and concerns over beef marketed returns. A letter to growers explained the position and hope for a swift resolution.
Scouts in Canberra group report a troop committee meeting at council chambers tomorrow night with parents invited. A Court of Honour will plan next month’s activities while preparations for a six day May camp proceed. New recruits Nicholeon and McTaggart increase strength. Bruce Harding appointed troop tender.
Fragmentary notice states the Portmaster General Ashley announced restricted interview trot Adntralla to Corsica and that for Tiny Hie the Vice would be limited. It mentions purst servings not available and registration aims.
Sydney report quotes Director of Manpower K Worth stating pony workers no longer bound for factories cannot be moved to camshaft jobs due to accommodation shortages. If workers cannot transfer, work must move to them. A Melbourne conference Friday will seek speedier transfer methods and assess manpower at entertainment venues and tobacco industry, with a policy likely to favour sustained employment and women’s employment later.
A fragmented report on McKell Government plans and council reform proposals. It discusses constitutional questions, direct election, and potential referenda tied to democratic processes and legislative actions.
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