Civilians Warned of Vegetable Shortage in 1945 Policy Shift
Deputy Chief of the Department's division said civilians faced a drastic cut in vegetables in 1948 due to government policy changes amid wartime production fears. He warned that civilians must be adequately fed, while government officials argued against risking cases and favored sustaining vegetable growers. Evatt challenged claims that vegetable proteins in 1945 would be drastic, noting a need for more seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Vedersi
Evatt
Government boosts baby health centers funding plan
Sydney Turwiay reports Premier McKett announced far reaching extensions of government assistance for baby health centers. The plan would grant 60 percent of building and equipment costs, excluding the site, with a repayable 20 percent by the government over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Turwiay
Nahy Health Jentres
Iar
McKett
Tate
RAAF Bound Over On Police Charge
RAAF bound over on a police charge following a tumult involving a defendant identified as Dermal atuld verve ka Aleason for the future. The court heard details about taking belongings and advising a course toward honesty, with references to other women and ongoing concerns about conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAAF
Dermal
Adare
Brackenridge Falls Into Pool During Court Appearance
Anne Sydney reports at Elyda Park yesterday Brackenridge aged 22 faced a £1 cost at Central Court. Several men restrained him after he appeared drunk. He then jumped into a pool, fought with a constable, swam for about four minutes before being pulled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Anne
Elyda Park
Feamem
Albert Milsom Brackenridge
Central Court
Brackenridge
Murray Valley planning conference aims for development
Report from Melbourne dated Tuesday describes a regional conference at Yarrawongs where Attorney General Dr. Evatt argues border city lab news should not be allowed to stop Murray Valley planning efforts. The gathering seeks to map irrigation and defense plans, with regional authorities facing opposition and public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Yarrawongs
Evatt
Murray Valley
Juriny Valley
Conswell
Dry spell intensifies in southwest Australia
A terse report notes a worsening dry spell in the southwest with farmers in Bouh-wartern regions facing acute drought. The Agriculture Department's Mr A Widie warned rain is needed soon to avert further crop stress, highlighting wheat areas in NSW and the southwest as most affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syunut
Wea
Chiat
Department of
Unclear basketball schedule with suspended official action
A garbled league notice lists multiple teams and times for a Monday basketball competition. It mentions suspending an official for three months following interference during a game at Caulfield, with scattered names and abbreviations making full details unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avion
U.N. Acton
USN
Harman
Duntroon
TMC
Havy
UBM
Blatt
Muouunem
Marakot
Caulfeld
Air Congestion Relieved on WZ Line
The Mutilation of three weekly trips to New Zealand eased congestion for passengers and freight on the Sydney Auckland route. Empire Airways director Dr Judane Fynhy stated more promptly available passenger space and freight capacity on the Sydney to Auckland leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
New Zealand
Gane Ite
Empire Airwaye
Juldane
Sydney
Auckland
Government to fund country art galleries postwar plans
Premier McCell announced government policy to boost cultural development. The National Art Gallery grant increased this year by 3000 to 5000 pounds as part of postwar plans. Public arts funding emphasized to support regional galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Plana
Mckcell
Fie
National Ket
Infumnza
Wool Appraisement and Notices From Rural Cooperative
Fragmented lines describe wool appraisements and farm notices from various pastoral companies and individuals. Mentions include The Furmera and Glasiers Cooperative, Carriglm Broth Pastoral Co, Avon Downs, Turin Junction, Hibbbens, Cobar, Peak Hill, and Warrumbungle districts. Also listed are school and club notices and an Australian Capital Territory poultry farmers meeting at Hotel Wellington with details for urgent business and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Furmera and Glasiers’ Co
Balen Ab
D-B. Lipscombe
Carrigm Brot
Bamnind Pastoral Coy
Mogi
Mort Raw
Florian. Worth
T&g
Avon Downs Ply, Ltd
Butten Junction
P Radford
Turin Junction
W. Perri Gober
Dan. Hibbens Ee
Hibbbens
F. Fives
Cobar
W. A. Lampe
Eatate P. Kemp
Belinia
Warrumbungl
W. A. Symons
Peak Hill
G. Davey
Australian Capital Territory
Hotel ‘Wellington
Dlsctins
M. A. Flak
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Ann Harding
Evelyn Keyes
Capitol
Suee
Lenlay
Mien
Om Cory
Lysaght
Commonwealth
Lysaght Brothers & Com’y Pty. Limited
Ridge Birest
Preston
Aik Training Corps
Kitygntit
Wadficationst
Merehztite i
Randwick
Dunteoon No
Nora
Yours
Alameo
Astha
John Hadgu
Vais Hous
Capaétod
Westra
Broadway
Fablic Notice
Telofia Parm
Scrool
Motheer Club
Tw.ca
Sie G
W.C.A
Sastealis
Ainslie
Church OF England
Don Ameche
Frances Dee
Evelyn Ippen
Bettina Vernon
Albert Hall
Aid of
Canberra
Red Crowe
Auny
Kone Wane Cox
Civic
Manuka Newsagency
Hughes
Kingston
Parents & Citizens’ Association
H. J. Studman
Sydney Buildings
City
Studman's
R. R. Jordan and Company
Newlohe
Jere
the Majesty National Service Omer
Allard, Way & Eintiie
Charered
Accnuritanta
Auat
Bank of New South
Wale Titini
Tim AL Bey
AL Aon Min Wast
Soule
Leto Wagan
Shddie Pay
Melourne
Chakierra
Tyros
Twbes
Cuayaitih
Gade
Canberra ‘Times
B. Phillies
Fox
Ethel Carrick
Phillipa Fox
Elwood
Box AM
Verity Hewitt
Alina St City. Tel
WAM Vetemans
ANT Union
Fenal Warren
Patt Mader
Phenee
Bue
Woodwark
Pakathae
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