Appeal Lodged In Prices Breach Cases At Canberra Court
Charges by the Prices Commission against Eton Cuasck, a retailer in Kingston and Manuka, for selling blankets above the fixed maximum prices ended with a £25 fine for the single blanket sale and £50 for the second charge involving a pair of blankets. Costa totals were £8 0/6 in each case. The hearing referenced a 1941 order and subsequent alterations to a docket by a man named Polo, who appeared before the court alongside witnesses Jean Lillian Gray and Leonard Charles Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Cuasck
Kingston
Manuka
Canberra
R. Donaldson
Costa
R. Phippard
J. L. Maguire
Jean Lillian Gray
Amalle
Polo More
Polo
Pola
Cusack
Pricen Commission
Mr. Maguire
Canack
Leonard Charles Thomas
Aussies Asked to See Mae West in New York
A manuscript summary notes a quirky scene in New York where a party of 10 members of a troupe called Katherina was Great invited Mae West to perform, with mentions of Australian presence and unconventional invitation language guiding the bizarre encounter. The article then shifts to a separate case about a Maguire case, a conviction appeal, and an incident in Tolopca Park involving three boys who ringbarked a silver gum tree with an axe and tomahawk. Dennis Moore, 12, admits to cutting trees and is placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katherina
Mims Weet
Inc
Mise West
Segliger
Ston Soring
Austrelia
Fuene
Mtuire
Maguire
Treer
Department the Interior
W. ‘Davien
Tolopca Park
Dennis Moore
Science in war ative and new materials
A fragmented wartime science digest notes advances in conductive coatings for safety in explosives, fluoride glow chemistries to gauge molybdenum content, indoor launching test rigs, a new steel container for moving vehicles, plexiglas uses in the Willow Run plant, and a UT Texas chemist’s claim of two vitamin-like compounds aiding anemia and nervous disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
I Gological
Motor Company
Willow Run
United States
U.S
Exmond B. Snell
University of Texas
Smithy’s Nephew Earned D.5.0 For Gallant Services
A brief notice records that Smithy’s nephew was awarded D.5.0 in recognition of gallant services. The scant text notes a decoration as further acknowledgment of his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stunt
Weanesaay
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Milo
Nestlé
Mae West
Thepbhazard Mar
Anguat
Commonwealth
Hee Mite
Science IN
Ative
United States Aviation Ground
Rewa
Martheth
Diesanes
Pela
Detroit
Cou
Yangon
Lustre
Bill Brown
Mary
Raai
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