Port Maina Early Atoney Turdey Report
Deputy Director of Pema Horviews announces public notices for deliveries by a set date amid transport and wartime logistics. In Parliament a chaotic housing measure is declared unworkable, with health concerns and coup attempts cited as blocking operations.
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Port Maina
Tureday
Pema Horviews
TU W Hamitoud
MANE
Scaaret
Bramnteek Dunatan
Legislative Assembly
Senator Keane Answers Meat Ration Protest
Senator Keane discusses meat rationing in wartime, comparing Canada and the U.K. and noting Australia supplies. He cites daily rations, imports, and household shortages while urging public support for the war effort and food conservation measures.
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Keane
Alen
Wright
Thea
Australia
Brin Uma
Canad
Canada
Lmnieh
Aia
Nonay
Suter
Ake
Butchers Campaign in Melbourne on Rationing
A political note from Melbourne outlines rationing proposals backed by the federation. It discusses introducing a system to curb inflation, the potential end of current rationing, and concerns over retail prices and theft. The secretary argues rationing, if properly applied, could stabilize turnover. critics warn it may push prices higher.
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Melbourne
Eat Federation
Stans
Federa Unn
Tewena Ales
Prieaa
Obituary Mrs J L Menzies in Canberra and Wellington
Mrs J L Menzies died in Wellington on November 2 and was active in Canberra for years when her husband held a post in the Prime Minister's Department. She was a popular figure among friends in both places, reflecting a long public life.
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J. L. Menzies
Hes James le Menlo
Tar’ Amella
New Zealand
Wellington
Mengion Wie Atative
Mar Uh
Seattien Hignonda
Ahr
Fine
Canberra
Canberra, Where, For A Number of Years, Her Harband Held Idle Omeen Ih
Commelter
Nurses' Examination Results Reported by Monthly Board
The record lists examinees who submitted for the nurses' examination conducted by the board this month. Names include Gwenyin Hagul, Annade Holt, Margaret Cowan, Ellen Tavis, Mas Duna, Mary Joknest, Merson McCay, Paletele Merarians, Joe Offrey, Bethy Boor, Joan South, Joyce Taylor, Annie Teepy, and Give Wilhwnienn.
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Sone Turnng
Goma Fantin
Mura
Constitutional conundrum haunts Australian reforms debate
A lengthy analysis argues the Commonwealth must not rush Constitutional changes. It warns that federal powers, not war pressures, will decide postwar governance, urging simpler proposals and wider public endorsement. The piece notes Australian federation limits and urges careful constitutional amendment design.
Draft bill proposes free medicine service nationwide
A draft bill announced by Prime Minister Curtin outlines a national free medicine service funded by the West Fund. The measure would cover prescribed medicines for eligible persons and involve a means tested subsidy for families and individuals, with Cabinet approval already secured and Parliament to debate before the elections.
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Curtin
Lataig
Labour Party
Mnaiinen
Nationel West Fund
Cuftin
Health conference finds food control wanting in Canberra
A state minister group warns of severe food shortage due to inadequate distribution and planning. Minister for Commerce Mr Scully concedes the situation is serious but says production and distributive channels are not at fault, urging a departmental panel to review authority and policy.
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Australia
Mr Scully
Canberra
Commonwealth
Wamfrrenve
West Puotti
Emin
Tntal Fond Avatlntie
Vegilénimediin
Casaidre
Ewan
Mrustinen Valerian
Ehilires
Eryila
Bellula
Cuintgol
Raintron
Scully
Ivilias
Auvetyalee
Glorapnea
Unies
Postwar Housing Plan Aims 350000 New Dwellings
A Commonwealth programme proposed to build 350000 houses in the first postwar year. The plan seeks federal and state cooperation, private institutions, and wage controls to enable mass construction. Funds and planning would involve government authorities and local bodies to establish housing for low income groups.
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Gabinet Yeatarday
Ehimawiealth
Commonwealth
al Oaimling
Aemi
Leon
Hull
Ania
Comin Walch
Chat
Blake
Bae
Staton
Om Chihnet
Ieee
Tosis Pram West de Review
Horneie Dunit Ieee Oye
Pont Wit Vent
Sar Nf
Unclear historic visit with military officials and officials
Fragmentary report notes General Ward Gowrie and Captain L, with others, visiting Royal Naval House Bydaay and Advirelty Hou in Bydawy. Governor-General Ward Gowrhe hosted at Advirelty Hou yratvaddy with RH. Aton,Auntraien Hei Comnspuastanve 19 New Benlend. Lady Govrie attended Bush Door Club collection day in Byit Sentorday.
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Ledge Altency
Ward Gowrie
L. & Hiracegirdin
Royal Naval
Bush
Mentioned in Despatches Names Enlisted in New South Wales
Long list of individuals cited as mentioned in despatches from Middle East service between May 1902 and October 1942. Names include officers and enlisted personnel such as Ward, Bir Lasalle, J. Btoirgrad, W. Windyer, E. Woodward, W. Guaifesch, and many others across ranks from lieutenant to captain. The document records these recognitions amid World War II era campaigns.
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Aydnar
Andrew
New South Wales
ALF
Middle Sani
Abe
Wardas
Manif
Alnge
Bir Lasalle
T Bi Fanderson
Low NM
le. Dunn
C North
K Thomson
Quickfall
Ay G Wood
Ancora
W. O. Keiotwelh
HL Moran
Sela
J. Nitty
A&c
Wil Tuma
Aiete
L Purcell
Haber
Siothrgae
Suter Valley
Ann
MacKay
AAMC
Ramaraston
Lieu
EA Voriey
Regulation Restore Cut Pensions Rate Debate
Cabinet decided yesterday to restore the cut pensions rate for 37.9 weeks up to the Adjournment in the Commons to prevent further reductions. A final decision will be brought before Parliament next, complemented by National Security measures. The government faced criticisms over pension reductions and the broader pension system.
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Yesteriny
Jdisiaion
National Securiy
Miister
Deaery
Rive
Curtin
Wolea
Loria
Giednalina
Denn
Falim
Asml Mead Western Awarda
Tramantin
Curriey Nater
Mme Attwanrystaemmrul
Vnte
George Kiowleey
Boldiers Leares Dypley Tomdaye A to Prodi Nolet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions perpetual leases and a council decision. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to confirm specifics. The readable portion hints at a legal or municipal lease matter with references to a council and as yet unspecified parties.
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Boldiers
Suttlementa
Cabinet Still Split Over Powers Reform In War Era
A cabinet committee on constitutional reform has not decided on transferring wartime powers to the Commonwealth. Ministers weigh temporary powers for five years after the war and a later permanent transfer, with debates and possible simplification of proposals before final action.
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Commonwealth
Agoreferensium
Ermornaus
Kodorutin
Calart
Divcismnion
Ruston
Westlona
Minnie
Selal Prtleat
Nparatiqn
Meat rationing study urges nutritional balance in wartime food program
Commonwealth government committee recommends milk and egg priorities and a shift toward vegetables and bread to support pregnant women and children. Health ministers back measures to limit meat, stabilize supply, and adjust imports while promoting household nutrition and availability of staples like potatoes and bread.
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Heaith
Walhern
Wegetablen
Partion Herry Potitnes
Minister Defends Food Control Amid Shortages
A fragmented report shows ministers defending food control measures as shortages persist across Australia. Officials cite emergency supplies, wartime rationing, and national objectives while outlining ongoing efforts to stabilize the food system and ensure essential goods reach households.
Yotes Hoarded to Evade Taxation Not Wney
On Tuesday in the Central Rurimain Court, counsel for the Taxation Department said Zi hour admitted to evading taxation by concealing up to £1000 in a bank deposit and pocket writer.
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Rurimain
Taxation Department
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U.K
Butchers
Commonwealth Parliamentary
Elea
Dilla
Pate
Gordine
Perwin
Alexander
Eoven
Cunbermin
Rger
Nedia
Free Medicine Service
National Pharmaceutical Service
Tony
Wwerewa
West
Neil Aren
Audi
Awellinger
East Wetting
Unity Foy Ented
Wddor
Rermomie
Puychade Am Pamy
Berm
Middle East
Hatimet
Nio Breweh
Nio Breweh of They Wwet
We Kwak
Pri
Rifler
Amalia
Mothe
Anatralus
Health Conference
Kerrey
Contutence
Keeris Rata
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