Manpower Organising for War Effort
Sydney reports statements by Mr Spooner MP chair of the Manpower and Housing Committee urging use of emergency powers to enlist stat departments for war work. Premier Mair replies, and a letter from Acting Minister Fadden commends New South Wales for its overall war effort.
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Sydney
Spooner
Manpower and Hegoureea
Commonwealth
Mir. Mair
Mr. Fadden
New South Wales
Crmonwealth
Roosevelt weighs coal deadlock amid mediation talks
Roosevelt studies the coal deadlock and plans to confer with the Acting Chairman of the Mediation Board to survey effects and seek a settlement. The Southern Railway suspends service on 21 routes to conserve coal, stopping forty two trains with coal supplies limited to about 20 days.
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Washington
Stephen Tharty
Rtv. Rroosevelt
Roosevelt
Mediation Board
Davis
Caoinung
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY AT ORES NUBIAN TERRACE MEETING
A dense rundown of horse races and handicaps with horse names such as Jubilee, Clockwork, and Valiant Garde listed across Maiden Two Year Old and Haydock style divisions. Includes detailed entries for First and Second Divisions, with identifications like Arcadia, Portia, and The Wind among numerous horses and race types.
Civil Air Crashes Disclosure Before Senate Committee
Senate hearing on 1987 NAC A confidential report criticizes DC3 quality after fatal crashes. Hartley Soule and Dr George Lewis cite tests and distribution of the report to aircraft firms and the Bureau of Air Commerce. Senator Clark questions why the information was included and whether law should change.
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Washington
Senate
National Advisory
Hartley Soule
N.A.C.A
George Lewis
Aeronautical Research
NLASC
Laws
Bureau of Air ‘Commerce
Bowe
Clark
Lewis
N.ajc.a
Wild Australia to Stage Largest Show Yet in New South Wales
Mr McConville announces a major tour stop in Canberra on Monday May 5 featuring a 40 head buckjumping team, modern motor transport, and "Fun in a Stockyard" with horses and stockyard acts. The 1500 covered seats and new innovations promise a premier circus atmosphere with trapeze, rope work, and clowns.
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New South Wales
LOO
Canberra
McConville
Australia
Beat Horsajien
Ita
Shipway Twins
Austin
Trout Season Closes in Australian Capital Territory
The trout and eel fishing season ends today in the ACT. A ban on trout fishing runs to October 1 and cod fishing ban to December 1.
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Australian Capital Territory
Japan gains ships amid union allegation
Vincent Malone secretary of the Pacific Coast Marine Firemen Officers and Vipers Union testified to the Maritime Commission that some U S vessels moved to the Panama flag and then to the Japanese register after a brief interval. He spoke at a conference of marine union and shipowner representatives convened to address seamen shortages in the expanding merchant marine.
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Washington
Vincent Malone
Pacific Coast Marine Firemen
Oflera and Vipers Union
Maritime Commission
United States
Panama
Malone
Marine Union
Wiacus
Drive for recruits urged as Australia seeks men of fighting age
Australia's urgent call to eligible men of fighting age was urged by Major General Lloyd, head of recruitment, after returning from Melbourne. He said delusions must be swept away and argued defense should be fought beyond Australia, not solely within its borders, to reinforce the A.L.F. and uphold Australian manhood.
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Sydney
Australia
Wald
Lioyd
Arevival
Melbourne
Liogd
A.L F
Man Severed By Train In Newtown Tragedy
Sydney report says 21 year old George Charles John Rhodes of Newtown fell under an electric train at Newtown station. An Air Force van crewman applied a tourniquet, saving his life before an ambulance arrived. Rhodes remains in a serious condition.
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Sydney
Air Force
Newtown
George Charles John Rhodes
Rhodes
Women's Bowling Carnival Draw Delayed After Hall Interruption
Sydney news reports disruption as Hall prevented play in the Women's County Week bowls carnival. The draw for tomorrow includes many Canterbury contestants and other notable players.
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Sydney
Kembla Grange Races Postponed to Friday
Races at Kembla Grange were postponed from Tuesday to Friday due to rain. Authorities warned of possible delays while track conditions are assessed. Local racing officials urged horse owners and bookmakers to adjust plans accordingly.
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Sydney
Kembla Grange
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London
Department of Information
Roosevelt Studing
Daly Service
J. Wo Ireson
Allinga
Onal Airways
INEY
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Lysaghts
Lysaght Brothers & Company Pty. Limited
Bridge Street
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Howlaoer Mortal
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Manefewal
Marron
Graph Koight
Bea
Piles
Mareapert Belle Martia
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Mise Leonared
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Ue Quay
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Oom Hp
Portia
Richway
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Audax
the Hussy In
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Arena
Molly Mars
Tal Good Company
Nonay Buh Ty Aoa
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Thor
Metal Paanerk Tho
Delmestor Omy
Mirae Ber Tarn
Ta Airemel
Irind Howay Denka
Postman
Tebasce
Lockray
Mighborn
Hedenke
Australasia
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Royal Land
Steeda Bellerade
Hartnage
Atte
Ant Reus
WILD
Thorpe McConville
Japan
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Morley
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O.S
J. B. Young Pry
Lio Civic Centre
Tourniquet
South African Air Force
East Africa
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Mabel
Crompton
QBN. Motors
Monaro Street
Queanbeyan
Kallegg
Muhatey
Asahi United
Wartition of ‘Enaire
Erying
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