Aliens in Australia Said Well Cared For
The Marchioness of Reading stated aliens in Australia are treated fairly and internment camps offer excellent conditions. Dr Felix Gutmann, camp leader, announced plans for a refugee university and appealed for notebooks and textbooks. A Melbourne university committee helps assemble a library.
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London
Marchioness of
Reading
British Council On Aliens
Australia
Felix Gutmann
Council
Gutmann
University of Melbourne
Labour Party Unity Talks Reopened In Sydney
Negotiations for unity between the Official Labour Party and the Non Communist Labour Party will be reopened Friday at the Trades Hall. Commonwealth and State Parliamentary members will attend the conference after the Official Party previously rejected unity proposals.
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Sydney
Official Labour Party
Labour Party
Trades Hall
Commonwealth
The Manuka Pharmacy Gifts and Fragrance Sale
The Manuka Pharmacy advertises daily suggestions for perfumes novelties Yardley Lavender and Coty colognes with sale dates from February through August. Includes cashmere bouquet soaps and gift boxes for men with novelty items and boxed flaps.
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Wardley Lavander
Potter and Moore Law
Yardley
Australian Troops Begin Major Action in Middle East Campaign
In a Cairo dispatch Prime Minister Menzies announced Australian troops had entered their first major action against Italian forces in Egypt and Libya. He praised training and equipment and urged unity as operation progress is monitored with secrecy while British forces blockades potentially shift focus to Germany.
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Adelaide
Tuesaday
Mr. Menzies
Middle East
Australia
Western Desert
Menzies
Archibald Wavell
Commonwealth
Mengzies
Egypt
Libya
Italy
Germany
Deportation urged for Bridges and Communist Party outlawed
Miami dispatch says FBI Chief Edgar Hoover announced evidence suggests Australian Harry Bridges should be deported and the Communist Party outlawed in the United States. The evidence has been submitted to the Justice Department.
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Miami
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harry Bridges
Communist Party
United States
Justice Department
Duty on Duke of Bedford estate tops three million pounds
London reports a duty exceeding 3 000 000 pounds on the Duke of Bedford's estate. In other news a defendant Blitz faced a Highgate court for failing to screen a light. India plans to produce planes with a new company and a shipyard, while Ferrier wins a Miami amateur final playoff. Brazil actions against ships were officially announced as settled with the Itape case noted.
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Duke OF Bedford
London
Lenoos
Blitz
Highgate Court
India
Tuesaday
Delhi Radio
Airerift
Ferrier
Miami
Christiansen
Rio DE Janeiro
Itape
Thed Falls
Public Board Finds Official Secretary Indiscreet
The Public Service Board ruled Mr. Le A. Robb, Official Secretary to the Governor Lord Wakehurst, spoke in a manner indiscreet and potentially improper during a Canberra congress speech. The inquiry found no intent to threaten subversion and will not pursue further action, noting officials should avoid public debate on contested political matters.
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Sydney
le A.robb
Lord Wakehurst
Ao Diera
Canberra
Public Service Board
Robb
Hin Ton
Pnsjon
Rain Storm Hits Tamworth and Surrounding Areas
Weather report notes heavy storms in the Northern districts. Rail line between Willow Creek and Kankoo siding badly scourged with large rocks and debris blocking the track. Washaways reported from Werria Creek and water over tracks for nine miles at Binna way.
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Sydney
Willow Creek
Kankoo
Werria Creek
Binnaway
Funeral of Lord Lothian in Arlington with full honors
The ashes of Lord Lothian were placed in a vault at Arlington National Cemetery near the Unknown Soldier tomb. Full military honors were given including a 19 gun salute for foreign diplomats. The funeral procession included 600 soldiers sailors and marines and marked by involvement of British representatives and officials Casey Cordell Hull and Joseph Kennedy.
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Arlington
Lord Lothian
Arlington National Cemetery
U.8
Maine
Mmnbansy
Casey
Cordell Hull
Joseph Kennedy
Pilot Killed in Wagga Plane Crash During Aerobatics
An official statement reports a Royal Australian Air Force single engine aircraft crashed during aerobatic practice two miles west of Brucedale. The pilot was killed when the plane entered a spin at the top of a loop as the engine stalled.
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Wagga
Brucedale
Notice to furnish income resumes for year ending 20 June 1940
Notice requires all persons with income exceeding the exempt amount to file a return for the year ending 20 June 1940. Returns must be sent in the prescribed form to the Commissioner of Taxation at Savings Bank Buildings 2 Elizabeth Street Sydney by 14 January 14.
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Owen
Savings Bank
Ellanbeth Street
Sydney
Bevan Defends War Time Unity Amid Edinburgh Interruption
In Edinburgh the Labour Minister Ernest Bevan halted his speech at a Scottish Trades Union Conference gathering to denounce alleged Communist efforts to undermine meetings. He claimed Germans seek to use Communists here to seed disunity and warned interrupters they would fail to split the working class.
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Edinburgh
Trades Union Conference
Labour
Ernest Bevan
Hitler
Pilot Survives Botany Bay Plane Crash
De Havilland Moth piloted by 26 year old William Hancock of De Havilland Aircraft Pty Ltd crash landed in Botany Bay after the engine cut out at about 500 feet. He escaped injury and was on a test flight over Botany when the plane struck the water 300 yards offshore.
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Sydney
Bota Bay
William Hancock
de Havilland Aircraft Pty. Ltd
Botany
Furnished house with two bedrooms for 4 5 weeks
For four or five weeks a furnished house is offered featuring two double bedrooms a lounge kitchen and verandah with a bed settee a linen cutlery and an adjacent corner with a Dorman House bun shaped on top.
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BiNmana
Batman Sirenia
Australia to Save Freedom in War Effort
An Australian minister in Japan states Australia will use all resources to win the war and preserve freedom. The defence programme from 1938 to 1942 budgets £453.76 million and will rise as needed. About 60,000 AIF recruits are serving, with many in the Middle East, and the Royal Australian Air Force strength has reached 40,000.
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Japan
John Latham
Yokohama
Australia
Britain
Australian Imperial Forces
Middle East
Royal Australian Air Force
Capital Press of Australia Publisher Notice Fragment
Printed and published by ee John Shakespeare for the Capital Preas of Australia at the offices of the company Mort Strat Readdan Danherrs me.
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Ee John Shakespeare
Preas
Australia
Mort Strat
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