Australia faces loss of export markets during war
Australia’s Minister for Commerce Sir Earle Page outlined policies to preserve export capacity if markets shrink. He urged canning or drying meat and dairy, drying eggs, and expanding storage for perishables as ships become scarce. He warned coastal shipping may cease and emphasized maintaining external wartime trade with Britain through wool and other commodities valued at over £40 million.
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United Kingdom
Conference of Associates Chambers of Commerce
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Great Britain
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Britain
Sydney press criticism sparks defense from ALP official
A.L.P. Amalgamation Committee member Mr Woods defended the Sydney Press amid Curtin's attack on its remarks on the international and recital situation. He argued the Prem had long been Labour's foe, saying criticism of Australia's war effort should not muzzle the press. He noted many issues deserved scrutiny today.
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Ir. Woodswald
Presa
Muzsted
Australia
Night Raiders Hit Southeast Coast and Southwest England
German raids targeted southeast coast towns with incendiaries and hazardous devices followed by oil bombs and flares. Ground defences claimed hits on three raiders. London reported no alarms until midnight Monday. Raiders were also seen over southwest England and East Anglia with devices dropped on two towns. German agency says Ply mouth air clash occurred last night.
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London
England
East Anglia
Plymouth
Australia Promotes Home Market Surplus for British Aid
The government plans to increase storage and cold store facilities as Germany tests inferior synthetics. Australia aims to supply Britain with its best produce, with Sir Farle Page stating a campaign to release export surpluses for domestic use. Commodities formerly imported will be replaced by Australian products.
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Germany
Australia
Farle Page
Greek Credits Frozen in U S by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced a freeze on Greek credits and cash holdings in the United States, blocking transfers or access to Greek financial assets. The action targets Greek credits as part of broader wartime measures and affects Greek government and private accounts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Greek Credita l
United States
Interest rates offered for five and nine to fifteen years
The plan lists interest at 24 percent for five years and 31 percent for nine to fifteen years, with the note that interest is free of state income taxes.
U S Chamber Leader Urges Harder Work for Postwar Economy
James Kemper of the United States Chamber of Commerce told the annual meeting that every employed person must work 20 percent more if both defense and civilian needs are to be met. He praised Britain for sustaining industry while fighting Germany and urged a managed postwar plan to avoid disrupting American production.
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Tueasday
United States Chamber of Commerce
James Kemper
Kemper
United States
Britain
Germany
America
Von Luckner Commands Raiders in Pacific
NBC reports British and Free Netherlands naval units ordered to capture Captain von Luckner who heads 12 armed raiders in the South Pacific. The force is believed to operate from Japanese bases in the Caroline and Marshall Islands.
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New York
N.B.C
Meat Strike Shuts London Meat Distribution
London faces a month long meat distribution stoppage as 30 depots halt operations. About 2,500 employers are affected while 900 workers vote on possible strike action in response to the dismissal of a depot manager and 60 staff after a depot closure following air raid damage.
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London
Internees Appeal Board Formed Under National Security Rules
An advisory committee to hear appeals by internees detained under wartime security rules was created yesterday. The board includes H. L. Long Innes, former NSW Supreme Court judge, as chairman, with members J. Hooke and E. M. Martin, barristers.
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Supreme Court of New South Wales
Mexers
J. Hooke
E. M. Martin
Canberra Recruiting Cieer Aims to Enlist Unemployed Men
Mikie Sammels states Canberra recruiting drive will enlist unemployed men into ATF or RAAF. Recruits who pass preliminary tests will travel to Sydney for a two examination within 24 hours.
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Mikie Sammels
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RAAF
Sydney
Earth tremors strike Perth causing citywide panic
Early Tuesday two brief quakes rocked Perth's tall buildings triggering panic. The tremors were felt as far as Carnarvon and Wongan Hills, breaking glass and swaying telegraph poles. The epicenter lay about four miles offshore, the worst in 25 years.
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Enas
Supreme CourtAffirms Racial Equality in Rail Service
The Supreme Court ruled that negroes are entitled to first class accommodations on passenger trains under federal protections, enforcing equal treatment with white passengers on railway services.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tullman
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills for Constipation
Bothered with constipation try Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. Gentle in action they promote daily regularity and aid in toning the liver and kidneys. Purely vegetable ingredients act as a general corrective. try a dose tonight and see how much better you feel tomorrow.
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Roosevelt to Broadcast on Defense Savings Night
President Roosevelt will speak on a nationwide radio broadcast Wednesday evening on the defense savings topic. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Postmaster General Walker will join, with the address set for 12 30 to 1 pm Eastern Standard Time on Thursday.
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Morgenthau
the Treasury
Walker
Thuracay
ANZAC RESISTANCE IN GREECE DESCRIBED BY ACTING PM
Acting Prime Minister Mr Fadden described Australian forces in Greece as stubbornly resisting the enemy, noting many troops have left but casualties are unavoidable. He praised evacuation progress and Imperial forces for heroism under heavy fire while confirming the task was carried out with fidelity.
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Greece
Mr Fadden
Fader
Mosaic to retire Sydney horse after leg doubt
Mosaic will retire after delays and a doubtful leg condition. Trainer Abbe stated Mosaic would not race Spain and likely head to the stud, ending racing duties in what was described as a cautious decision.
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Mosaic
Spain
Abbe
Maaaic
Mary
Atu
Britons Interned in Yugoslavia Report Delays
The American Ambassador Mr Lane says Britain’s minister Mr Campbell and staff were interned in Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, during the TraVand era as he arrived from Yugoslavia on Tuesday, noting other Britons were affected.
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Mr. Lane
Yugoslavia
Tra- Vand
Mr. Campbell
Dubrovnik
Canberra Exchange Implements New Dialing Codes May 17
Canberra exchange introduces changes to dialing for non local calls starting Saturday May 17. Queanbeyan will use J, other centres and overseas calls use code 01, trunk inquiries 02, directory information 03, time 04, telegram 08. Party line subscribers must disconnect.
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Queanbeyan
On the Air Today and Tonight Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of radio programming with numerous times and programs including news, music, talks, and dramatic features. The schedule references various stations and program titles, noting portions such as Early News, Pacific News reel, children's segments, and a Bloodhounds of Broadway feature.
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