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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1943
Page
3
High Court Rules on Subsale Powers and Price Fixing
The High Court held that Section 118 of the Constitution grants exclusive powers, affecting the Prices Commission and Commonwealth regulation. A decem ber 39, 104% term appears in reference to maximum retail beer prices, constraining state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes Eee
High Cour
Pane ‘Prices Commission
Pesien le Fectaton
Avatved
Canberra Bowling Club hosts film night with distinguished guest
The Canberra Bowling Club invites members to a social event at Club House on Thursday. A showing of Pietuges depicting life in Canaan will be presented by the High Commissioner for Cane in Availab. Justice TC Davis will attend and a light meal will follow the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Cane
Availab
Justice TC Davia
Hall Youth Dies Suddenl y
A Hall youth, ten years old, collapsed and died suddenly on Saturday morning. Geoffrey had left home around 4 20 am and did not return. An investigation followed. medical officials stated death was due to heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaan
USA
Dieth
Alleged Bashing by Army Guards at Court Martial
Hackett testified at Warwick Queensland court martial that he was assaulted by army guards while painting out tethered equipment. He described injuries and said he received a bullpup boot strike. Proceedings focus on Article 3 duties and alleged mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Tostay
Etet Hackett
Uarde
Neal
Euilly
Iaulett
Aceault
Avergens
Joao
Canberra Hospital Dental Clinic and Board proceedings
Proceedings discuss dental practice in ACT restricted to public service, conditions of appointment, and remuneration. Urgent need for increased obstetric accommodation at Canberra Hospital with 20 patient beds. 90 existing capacity and 835 births in 1941-43 detailed. Board requests new facilities, nursing blocks, and separate wards for obstetric staff. Regular reports note medical stats, donations, and ward planning discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Parwona
Tien
Narming Btafe
Minister For Health
Jareau
T.B. Ward
LW. Nott
Baz
M. Bennett
Garten Army
Victory Carnival Committee
Parke and Garde
Naveaux
Misa Norris
Nativity Scenes at Albert Hall Defy Stage Constraints
Catholic Girls presented nativity scenes at Albert Hall with varied readings and carols. Prologues, solos, and "Three Wise Men" scenes impressed, while choir voices and acting drew praise. Performers included Fletcher, Nelson, Crowe, and Bland among others, with orchestral interludes featuring Chopin and Rachmaninoff.
Christmas Break for Munition Workers
Melbourne memo notes a Christmas break for ammunition workers with unclear local details. The text reference mentions Avalon, base OE and SA areas, with several likely names transcribed imperfectly.
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Melbourne
Avalon
Pensioner Burnt To Death In Suspected Blaze
Aged Thomas Wren is reported dead after a fire at his home in Mout Kuringgal, near the railway, with police delaying a formal statement as investigators probe the blaze and confirm his age and identity.
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Thomas Wren
Bury
Eiliers
Hornsby
Wren
Damages for Libel Awarded in Melbourne Case
In Melbourne, the Prothonotary of the Supreme Court awarded damages of seven hundred pounds to Mauricr Minogue of Hawthorn arising from differences among t womb employees at Runoldt Sty. Ltd. Richmond. Minogue said a pamphlet written by a com[]s pamphlet produced by a Com[]s employed by the factory caused the injury.
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Welbourne
Runoldt Sty
al Richmond
George Jonastan
Supreme Cour Teday
Mauricr Minogue
Hawthorn
Minogur
Urges Miners Release From Aray
Sydney reports a call by the federal Minerals Secretary urging miners to release Aray. The minutes note government concern over delays and schedule discussions for an upcoming miners’ event associated with a Christmas tree party. Event details reference Ainslie Hall and a gathering on Wednesday December 2.
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Sydney
Walloye
Cumral
Mineral Federal
All Maven Ui
Grant
Jaf Canburra Mos
Immnere
Ainslie
Hall
Rail Men Demand Extra Meat Amid Shortages
A Melbourne interior department notice outlines planned meat rationing and timber removal controls amid shortages. It cites a special morning meeting at Parliament House and references complaints to Cabinet. Public procurement quotes set for December 28 1849 and January 10 1944 as authorities seek to manage supplies.
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Stalamenta
Carrodur
Banatas Rathway
Promlard
Cabinat
Probate notice from The Supreme Court of Australian Capital Territory
A probate notice from The Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory lists Edward Pickering McTaggart of Canberra as deceased and announces that all interest in the estate must be filed by January. The document orders claimants to present their claims before the specified date under penalty of default, with court proceeding details and registrary contact.
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Lacal
Supreme Court OF
Territory
Edward Pickering Mactfay
Canberra
Australiian
Ontrologiet
Devenant
Canhoren
Tribute to Mrs. C. C. Dawson by TWCA and TWCA leaders
The Toronto Women’s Christian Association and Canberra group honor Mrs. C. C. Dawson with tributes at a farewell service. M. Bowen and Misa BM. Jonon spoke for members, while Joey Binns presented gifts. The chair Mr. C. B. Daley conveyed the club’s best wishes.
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Canterre Twca
Sweerat
Wade
M. Bowen
LCA
Tamed
Med Misa
Jonon
Brorrtary
Etait
Joey Binns
TMCA
C. B
Daley
Hira
Dawson
Ve Tw.ca
Ouch
Trawaon
Mine Binns
Taweon
Jommittan
Murray
Lewin
E. Shirley
Hold-up Threat at Plane Factory Edney
In the Arbaitratl to-day, chap by the Boer union, workers warned that unless the dispute with the electrical trades union is settled immediately, there is danger of a complete stoppage of work at the Sydney aircraft factory. Mr Thom said only special tradesmen were involved. other unions were at risk of being drawn in. The matter was adjourned until to-morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EDNEY
Aletrical Trades
Thom
Bydney
Urcraft
Dairies Watch Manpower Demand Sparks Industry Worry
In Monday’s report Mr. Beale MLA warned that the Commonwealth Government’s failure to meet promises could force the Army to worsen mortgage and perpetuate slave-like conditions. He claimed a side agreement existed within the Maley industry.
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Bydnet
Commonwealth
Mortage
Mr. Beale
Film Star Cheerled by Large Crowd at Market
AYDNET reports a film star was cheered by a large crowd at the market today during luncheon honour by the Motion Picture Theatres. He was accompanied by Liia Markel, Brooke, and Andy Arcart, with about 1008 people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydnet
True
Mim
Profiteer Fined £1000 Instead of Closure in High Court
The High Court allowed N Qs appeal against a sheriff court order to close his business of 14 branches for a year for selling perambulators and other goods at excessive prices. The court quashed several charges and substituted a £1000 fine with three months imprisonment.
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High Court
Indinburgh
N.Q
Fales
Napier
War Damage Payments For New Buildings
SYDNEY Monday. Although perioda who have onteliytions in the War Demege Sampalagion will have their period of cover exianiled for another twelve months without further psyrmenta, all owners of newly constructed buildings to additiona just pay contributions Controller Ar Courtney added that owners of plant and stock valued over 41,000 will be called upon to pay unless contributions were paid during the present year. THARE MINES IDLE SYDNEY Three coal mining employments in all TOO s… production to New Boul Watee today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sampalagion
Ar. Courtney
Record on Footwear Shortage and Production Plan
Monday report notes traders and civilians faced a footwear shortage. Federal Controller of Footwear, Roneveer, states production will reach 1,100,000 pairs of books and shoes this year, per official remarks by Timewear.
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Bydney
Poot
Rar
Roneveer
Yeeday
Timewear
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