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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 28, 1941

Page

2

United States Weighs War Aid and Convoy Policy

The United States foresees increased aid to Britain and warns of Atlantic risks as Germany seeks to isolate Britain. Hull and Knox signal closer cooperation, with convoys and Greenland deployments under study to keep Britain supplied and deter German advance.

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Curtin Denounces Defeatist Talk as War Unity

Australia remains in the war says Opposition Leader Curtin insisting no pullout and unity of Labor and workers. He warns misreports in the United States and Japan aim to undermine morale while pledging full support for the war effort and civil liberties.

Melbourne Australia Mr. Curtin A.L.P Germany Japan Curtin America Sydney Gereee United Sta Australian Weaing Amerifin

London medal awarded to nurse for World War II relief work

Rosalie Geseman receives the Huntieh Empire Medal in London for aiding the wounded after air raids. In Ottawa, four of 28 German air force POW escapees are recaptured near a northern city, with a 400 mile trek reported.

London Rosalie Geseman Harnecy Piidiesex Beni Ati UN Aux- Mary Mieetiasiman Ottawa

Britain’s New Fighter Typhoon Revealed by Air Ministry

Details released by the Air Ministry describe Britain's new single seater fighter Typhoon with a Sabre engine of 2400 horsepower. The aircraft exceeds 400 mph, carries ix machine guns and cannons, and has a longer range than the Hurricane or Spitfire.

London Sunday Britain Air Ministry of Aircraft Production

On the Air Today Listings Include ABC and BBC Programs

A detailed schedule lists morning to late evening broadcasts across news, music, drama, and talks. Highlights include Breakfast Session, News at 7 and 11, Music segments, Melbourne Wireless Chorus, and Women’s programs. multiple stations and time slots are shown with varied topics and regional notices.

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Governor Gowrie Visits Perth After Accident

The Governor-General Lord Gowrie was in Perth yesterday morning accompanied by A. T. Anderson and others. Acton Guest House proprietor Mrs Marshall was knocked down by a motor car near Sydney Street. she is reported to be progressing satisfactorily. Mrs Marshall was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in an unconscious state but examination shows she suffered mainly from shock.

Cenera Lord Gowrie Neral A. T. Anderson Adelaide Perth Vast Acton

Britain and Allies Stand Firm Against German Aggression

The article argues that despite German territorial gains and ruthless tactics, democracy will prevail. It praises Britain and the Dominions for defending liberty, notes Greece Poland and other resisted nations, and urges continued effort at home and on the fighting front to secure victory.

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Cyclist Knocked Down Near Ainslie School

Mise Norwa Holetd aged 18 from Braddon was injured after a motor car struck her while riding a bicycle on Donaldson Street near Ainslie School. She was taken to Canberra Hospital in serious but not critical condition. two young men face charges and will appear in court.

Mise Norwa Braddon Canberra Aku Mise Holmes Donaldson Street Ainslie Sehoul Canberra Ambulances Canberra Police

Tasmanian War Effort Amid Curtin Engine Firms Pressure

Hobart reports Premier Cosgrove stating curtain engineering shop owners in Tasmania oppose munitions manufacture yet government will use its powers to force cooperation with the national war effort.

Hobart Cosgrove Tasmania

Captured Generals Located in Contra Italy

A Curra message reports Major General O'Connor and Lieut Colonel Combe, recently captured in North Africa, are now located in contra Italy. The note confirms their status and movement amid ongoing World War II hostilities.

London Curra O'Connor Combe North Africa Contra Italy

Battle of Atlantic observers weigh U S steps to aid Britain

Observers discuss likely American actions to curb a British victory in the Atlantic. Proposals include direct convoying by U S warships or transferring ships to Britain, with political risk and possible German war entry. Experts warn belligerency could affect U S supplies and trade.

United States Secreta of State Co Hull Secretary For the Navy Ate Sneteen Britain America

Political merger shocks UAP CPS join to form Country Nationalist Party

In Brisbane a surprise merger unites Commonwealth and State members of the UAP and Country under the new Country Nationalist Party. Acting Prime Minister Fadden attends and hopes the move spurs broader party unity toward a national government, despite a lack of prior party notification.

Brisbane Commonwealth U.A.P Country Parliament House Country Natonalist Fadden

America to seize ships at continental ports

Representatives of the International Advisory Committee of the 21 American Republics urged the United States to seize 670 ships tied up at ports across the American continent. The call comes amid tensions over maritime disruptions and economic pressures in the region.

Washington International United States

Prices Advance in America

The Commerce Department reports wholesale prices continue rising since last August with all commodities except farm products and foods up four percent from mid August to end of March. Wholesale lumber climbs twenty percent while woollen and worsted goods rise six percent and cotton goods show a percent increase.

Washington Commerce Department

Centenary Ball participants prepare for May 9 event

Notables who will be presented at the Centenary Ball in Goulburn and Mrs Doreen Alt of the Church of England will meet Mrs E Lane Poole for practice at the hall on Wednesday and Thursday May 7 and 9 at 6 45 PM, with details arranged at the church.

Notantes Lahop Goulburn

Unclear transfer debate on fleet and fiscal impact

The text discusses an inevitable transfer affecting portions of America's fleet and questions whether operating at home is cheaper than transferring to Britain. It notes potential less risk of belligerency and suggests opinion is divided on America’s involvement in the broader war effort.

America Britain

Canberra Bombing Relief Fund gains support in Britain

At a public Albert Hall meeting on September 24 1941 the Canberra Bombing Relief Fund announced a total of £1 635 raised. To date £1 050 has been sent to Britain with no expenses deducted. Messages from London praise the fund’s timely aid to civilians facing aerial raids and urge continued generosity.

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Australia to Build Cruiser Tanks

The Acting Prime Minister said Cabinet will consider tank production for Commonwealth forces. A Melbourne committee finalized cruiser tank design with speed about 25 miles per hour and medium armament, with the Army Minister to review the plan in Melbourne.

Sydney Fadden

Empire at War Speech Calls for Total Effort and Unity

A wartime message urges Prime Minister and Australian leaders to raise funds and feed troops, stressing that victory depends on total national effort. The speaker warns of grave crisis, notes recent victories and threats, and appeals to loyalty to the empire and duty to home front families.

Australia Measle Wwe Monsy

Australian War Loan Appeal Urges Nation to Support

Wartime appeal urges Australians to subscribe to an 185 million loan to aid soldiers sailors and airmen. Officials call the loan one of the safest investments and a patriotic duty, with funds to be repaid after a fixed period.

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World War Casualty and Missing List Details

A.L.F. casualty report notes German tactics to raise funds for the war and mentions the latest list of missing men. Corporal Stant Evans, 34 percent, from the 2/18th Battalion, is identified as a Canberra resident, married with two children, formerly a Department of the Interior labourer. Evans joined the A.L.F. in May.

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Roosevelt cancels holiday plans at Warn Springs Georgia

President Roosevelt calls off a holiday at Warn Springs Georgia as miners strike affecting soft coal supply for Defence Industries. Automobile workers delay action to allow talks to proceed under National Board supervision.

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Voluntary Aid Fundraiser at Duntroon Raises £46 12s

A voluntary aid event at the Royal Military College Duntroon for the Canberra Voluntary Aid Detachment yielded a credit of £46 12s. Receipts totalled EST 4/2 with some expenditures listed as 10/882.

Royal Military College, Duntroon Canberra

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