Canberra Patriot Fund Board Takes Shape With Acting Chairman
The Canberra Patriot Funds control board meets this week with W G Woodger appointed acting chairman. The board will operate under the ordinance and promises expedited handling of appeal permission requests. Applicants should obtain the proper application forms from Woolver or E W Parsons at the Commonwealth Bank.
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Canberra
W. G. Womliger
Woodger
Owever
Chloe Board
Women’s Voluntary Services annual meeting in Albert Hall
The Women’s Voluntary Services Association holds its annual meeting Monday in the Albert Hall to discuss future activities with reference to the WAN.8 in Sydney. The Canberra Association has completed substantial knitting for the Red Cross Society.
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Women's Voluntary Services Association
Albert Hall
Sydney
Canberra
Red Cross Society
Conscription Adopted by America in Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate approved conscription 58 to 31, sending the measure back to the House with amendments. It calls for a year of compulsory military service for men 21 to 31, limited to the Western Hemisphere and U S possessions, with an estimated 12,000,000 to register and 4,500,000 available for draft. government power to seize private plans. Roosevelt authorized to call 300,000 National Guardsmen and reserves for a year. Also in New York investigators from the Un American Activities Committee seized books at Trans Ocean News Service offices and subpoenaed an official amid allegations of German propaganda activity.
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Washington
Westnosday
Senate
House of Representatives
Western Hemisphere
United States
Roosevelt
New York
Un-American Activities Committee
Trans-Ocean News Service
Raider in Pacific sighted near Kermadec Islands
A British merchant vessel reported sighting a suspected raider near the Kermadec Islands north of New Zealand. The ship, seen off the land by a lee, may have mined the Niagara and shelled the Tara kina. A separate NZ report claims a mine was found later with two horns missing.
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Sydney
Lee
New Zealand
Ferrier defends holiday plan amid U.S.G.A. ban
Jim Ferrier says he is taking a short holiday to forget the U S G A ruling and plans only golf for pleasure for a fortnight. He notes he is barred from the National Amateur Championship but has no intent to appeal the decision and urges the governing body to move on.
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Chicago
Jim Ferrier
U.S.G
Japan's 20 member delegation outlines southward policy aims
Tokyo reports Yamuri states the lavish 20 person Japanese delegation will clarify the Pitch situation and show the world the meaning of Japan's talks on its southward policy with emphasis on method and limit.
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Tokyo
Yamuri
Japan
Japnon
Great Boulder Proprietary moves to Australia
The Daily Express financial editor reports Cabernales plans to relocate Great Boulder Proprietary to Australia while remaining in England. He seeks £8,000 for loss of chairmanship and managing directorship and £12,000 for four directors. The plan targets registration in Western Australia and faces possible Treasury ban.
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London
Daily Express
Cabernales
Great Boulder Proprietary
Australia
Himeelf
England
Western Australia
Treasury
Ramor Announces Takeover of McKinstry Boot Repairing
Ramor of David Jones Boot Repairing Department announces he has taken over McKinstry's Boot Repairing Business with receiving depots at McKinstry's Shoe Stores Civile and Kingston. Taxi service available by ringing Queanbeyan 394 day or night. E W Shepherd advertises long firewood at 23 shillings per load delivered from Wakefield Gardens. Hirst Brog Kingston offers prompt delivery by phone 767.
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Ramor
David Jones
Canberra
MR. McKinstry
McKinstry
Civile
Kingston
Queanbeyan
Bricky" Warren
Wakefield Gardens
Housing Contracts and Butter Levy Updates
Kingston contractor J T Chapman secures a 13 621 pound deal for 14 residences and 6 fuel stores for the Department of the Interior at Canberra. New butter and cheese export levies gazetted with September 1 rates of 1 20th penny per pound and 1 40th penny respectively.
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J. T. Chapman
Kingston
Department of the Interior
Canberra
On the Air Today Radio Schedule Fragment
A jumbled list details numerous shows and times across stations 2FC 2BS and others. Highlights include News, Daily Dozen, Music, Devotional Service, Classic Hour, Jenny Howard English Comedienne, Boheme Quintet, and community singing slots.
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2FC
SAR
Jenny Howard
Comedienne
Brian Lawrence
A.B.C
John F. Peters
Deam and Tanner
Canberra Visit Sets Stage For Cyclax Beauty Talks
Mina Beatrice O'Malley representing Cyclax of London will visit Canberra, giving free beauty advice at J. B. Young Pty Ltd and the Cie Centre branch. She is available for appointments today at Kingston and tomorrow morning at the Cie Centre. Modern Furnishings Ltd manager A G Macdonald toured Sydney makers and placed orders for new furniture styles as weather prep nudges demand. K G Harvia’s Kingston store shows new refrigerators amid supply concerns due to raw material shortages.
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Mina Beatrice O'Malley
Cyclax
London
Canberra
Miss O'Malley
J. B. Young Pty. Lad
J. B. Young
Kingston
Cie Centre
A. G. Macdonald
Modern Furnishings Ltd
Sydney
Canberra printing notice from Federal Capital Press
Publication statement shows Christopher John Shakespeare printing for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at Mort Street Braddon Canberra. The notice identifies the publisher and office location in the Australian capital.
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Supreme Court OF
Australian Capital Territory
Andrew Francis Murray
Launcaston
Tasmanian
Thomas William Maloney
Launceston
Salleler
William Gerald Lagh
Supreme Court of Tasmania Ecclesia
John L. Maguire
Civic Centre
Canbersela
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon
Canberra
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Aya
iGive
Canberra Control Board
City
Fulton's
Lge. Pkt
Rex
Fulton
Manuka Kingston
America
Pacific
Ferrier
East Indies
Great Boulder Pty
Goulburn
Lota
Wyvern
Hunthawang
W. H. Wheatley
Turing
Mra
K. Wade
Urlarra Road
A. Lindner
iGurwood St
Wagga
Victoria Hotel
E. and
E. Spendelove
Hirst Brog
Lavery
Woolworth
Times Office
Eulta
Bersten Bros
Qyer Bowering, Grocer
W. Burn
GALE
Manuka Book Store
CE. M. Eabon
Manuka Amgade
J. W. Burn
Trades & Labour Council
Albert .Hall
O'Brien
Zagtean Suburbs Rugby Union
Dance Hotel
Acton Football Club
Hotel Civic
Jane
Wene
Tultien
Acton Hall
Elizabeth Amion
Elizabeth Arden
Davies’ Pharmacy
Noel Davis
Lale Syd Syne
Crawford G.T
W. R. McKerrow Builders’, Plumbers and Supply Merchants
Wentworth Ave
Big Gun
Kingston, Tel
A.C.T
Patriotic Fund
L. J. Vey
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Kloskr
Hraone
Vichy
Compte de Paria
Duc de Guise
France
Henry VI
International Police
Berlin
Heidrich
International Commission of Criming Police
Britain
Bourne
ALF
Customs
MeeLeny
Ministry For Food
Robert &. Sherwood
Vivien Leiga
Robert Taylor
Waterloo
Wisler
Capitol
CIVIC
Technicolour
Stephen C. Foster
Kentucky
Joe
Swanee River
Don Ameche
Andrea Leeds
al Jolson
Ad Johnson Negra
Eme
Edmund Lowe
Wendy Barrie
SLO
B.B.C
Exaent
2BS
ICA
Cheery Farry
T.C
Muéle
Ot Yass Sosulan
Hopital Bess
Women's Radio Chub
Cantorr Shopping Guide
Minaleal
Moruya Bocalon
Fred
Maggie
Business News
K. G. Harvia
Kiggaton
Imbo
Pep Sona
Y.W.C.A
E. Anthon Jensen
Jeweller & i Kingston
DERRA
Jimmy O'Halloran
M.B.T.A
Tuison
Kennedy Street
Kielly
Frawley Bros
Kingston and
Mal Strahan
Bill) Dower
George Roberts
Manuka Tennis Pavilion
T. L. Adams
Melbourne
J. Ww. Young
National Airways PO Glas
Toeaves Fedney
Ganberra
Wigneccee
Loeet Ly J
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