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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 07, 1943

Page

4

Warwick Camp Inquiry Details Guard Abuse Incident

Testimony at a court martial recounts threats by Warwick Detention Camp Commandant Lieut. Sheppard toward Private Davis Errol Smith. Private Ken Connolly testifies seeing Smith flee detention, gunfire heard, and Corporal Herbert Leschke alleged to have knocked Smith down with a punch or push.

Warwick Lieut Sheppard Davis Errol Smith Herbert Leschke Smith Ken Connolly Leschke

Pontoon Bridge Damaged In Tasmanian Storm

Hobart reports a Tasmanian storm damaged a pontoon bridge across the Derwent River. A main pontoon broke under stress as the river surged, with only one span remaining. Authorities warn the bridge is dangerous and plan temporary improvements to handle the strains. reopening is expected after repairs.

Tasmanian Hobart

Bandits Foiled Cardriver's Bluff In Randwick

Sydney report describes Maitland foiling two armed bandits early morning when they demanded his surrender as he exited a car in Randwick. He refused, turned off his tail light, and walked away. About 20 minutes later the same men robbed a taxi driver, taking £4 10s from a passenger.

Sydney John Maitland Randwick Big Home

Miners Board Decides to Pay Fines and Wages Protest

A special meeting of the Miners Board of Management decided to pay fines for absentees and to settle amounts by fortnightly payments. The board faced protests over garnisheeing wages and the handling of wage payments amid ongoing disputes.

Newcastle Momioy Miners’ Board of Management Dex Nataimenta

Beans Dumped After Army Refuses

Melbourne Montana report says Commonwealth Food Controller says AP beans delivered for the Army were dumped at South Kensington and Melbourne markets after the Army rejected them. Department of Commerce provided the beans for Cold Storage but the Army refused them.

Melbourne Montay A South Kensington Sydney Department of Commerce

Australian Wool Textile Factory Plan Aims at War Needs

Australian factories have produced about 12 million articles of clothing and textiles for forces, with 30 million garments and 11 million trousers completed. Minister Beasley urged expanding wool processing to turn wool into goods for markets abroad, announcing new clothing factories in Wollongong, Hisden, and Murriaburrahy to centralize production and meet war needs.

Wollongong United States Anaiala Beasley Australia Father Res Hisden and Murriiaburrahy Toc Senor

Nutritive Value of Bread Discussed in Sydney

A Sydney discussion on the nutritive value of bread highlights concerns over dietary balance and protein content. Experts emphasize adjusting bread formulations to improve nutrient density and support public health nutrition goals.

Glen Davis Shakeup Probes Dispute In Glen Tass

An industrial inquiry continued today into a dispute at Glen Tass involving Glen Davis Shale workers. The Australian Workers Union representatives and the Industrial Commission discussed expanding the inquiry to the Wester District and Miners Retreat area, seeking to tie the root cause to ongoing production delays.

Oltiery Glen Paine Diate Sehled Pranduetinn Bowen Strane Wester Glen Tass

Three Months' Gaol For Evading Call-Up

The magistrate at Central Sumner Court sentenced Cartito Barbera, an alien, to three months imprisonment for evading call-ups for several months claiming illness. The defendant disputed the claim, but the court found against him.

Sydney Central Sum None Court Cartito Barbera Ter Testa Barbara

AJC Summer Carnival Sydney Stakes Entries Report

Manny in discussions on the Vili Stakes and AJC Summer Cup day with Noble man Eureka and stablemates. Latest order features Lasers Stakes names including Sir Neith Davinia Riverton Kingsdal Rimwell Taralla Nobleman Flying Shuttle Grand Prodigy Hest One Merrica Panchia and Summer Cup entries for Welleatey Cream Pum Eureka Lambert Grand Fils Enderby Lady Hamilton Moon arena.

Sydney Manny AJC Noble Man Eureka Welleatey Eureka Lambert Grand Fils Enderby Lady Hamilton Moonarena

Randwick to Veiled Threat and Moonee Valley auction notes

Reading from Randwick and Moonee Valley sellings, Neutron, runner up in the Moonee Valley Cup, drew high price though details are scarce. Wyman sold for £1,025 with others like Veiled Threat and Mission noted in the stalls.

Randwick Mission Neutron Melbourne Mownley Wyman Wold

Australian wives of U S soldiers to be considered

Australian women deserted by their American soldier husbands face possible federal action. Attorney General Dr E, commenting on a statement by Senator Dorothy Tangney, says the Commonwealth Cabinet will consider their position. Women seeking legal relief must travel to the United States or hire American solicitors to sue.

Sydney Mongay United States E Commonwealth Atney-General Dr. E Adewide Dorothy Tangney

Senator Tangney to press divorce reform

Senator Dorothy Tangney urged immediate divorce law reform to equalize status for Australians married to foreign servicemen. She argued current archaic laws ruin young Australian women and their children, citing cases of Australian women in the United States abandoned by American husbands and left without protection.

Dorothy Tangney Elvis Australla Ameri United States Shu Minile Sydney

Christmas Leave for Coal Miners

The Minister for Supply Beualey allows miners to take nine days leave over Christmas from December 24, 1813 to January 8, 1944 under National Security Regulations. Employers must grant leave from the normal working shift until January 5. The arrangement follows talks between the Prime Minister, employers, and employees in the mining industry.

Beualey New South Weg Queensland Veloria Tashauld Beasley Theenal Mining Hie Times

Bowling Canberra City Club Resists in Week of Games

In Canberra bowling results a string of club matches appeared with Linton, Marshall, Turner, Rose, and Hearne among players noted. Scores show several close results such as 21-20 and 81-26, with others like 102-68 and 8148. The article notes minor consistency and mentions the upcoming third round of the club’s rink tournament to be played Saturday and published Friday.

Linton Harapanahip Marshall der Wallnes Turnerslef Neilson Shiles Hendionn Alder Mith Rose Smith Hearne Bull Fox Migshall Fan Consisteney Hintins Coltheart

Petrol licences Sydney case ends with 98 month sentence

Leslie Leith Campbell a tax driver from Waverlon was sentenced by the special Commonwealth Court to 98 months for uttering forged fuel receipts. Prosecutor Mr Atkinson stated clemency was not warranted as 1400 gallons of petrol had been illegally obtained.

Sydney Leslie Leith Campbell Waverlon Atkinson Campbell

Sydney lottery results and syndicate prizes

Lottery No 1002 drawn today lists first prize 48 997 while the Lucky 30th Syndicate includes Miss ALA Wicht and Werring Tet from Barney's Hall Syndicate Monaghan at 460 Botany Road Alexandria. Fourth prize 96858 goes to Dew Dror Syndicate Rose and Arnott at 192 William Street. Lottery No 1008 will be drawn Wednesday morning.

Sydney Lucky Ala Wicht Werring- Tet Patty Bam Black City Hatters Pitt Street Barney's Hall Monaghan Botany Road Alexandria Dew Dror Rose and Arnott William Street

Homebush Stock Sale Report from Sydney Market

Strong demand for 44.14 sheen and 1,784 head offered at Flemington Selvania. Market firm for prime plusses. other classes 10 cheaper. Wethers 10-36 to 106, lambs 20-27, prime bulls 22, cows 15-20, heifers 50-70, bulls 48-76, and 48 cents per 100 for hoy.

Sydney Monda Sheen Anil Tnmbe Flemington Silevania Therese Aupplien Telnet Trom Wether Lami

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